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sod wile are true
greater aid to haw
deprivaeooa and hard
menoemeot of not :Dar
. a great thing for each to
• lir she o aawiamng wine -
other. The wife same with
de to him who had w elate
stow ; but while she is *tr(rg-
uviug, and tie r toiling and
himself, the cooseiumenese of
!lir the other's sake confers a
a nothing can soul.
..11 be to more prosperous days
p.rheps, tbst beth wail realise the
ures of the poverty they endured in
th ! la that grand new home then
uetbirg lacking that taste eau devise
• 1 k, or wealth can peones. Yet amid the
litre ipisndore and dtlithts, the hearts el
x. both -the wife •filmset, without doubt
1 wbai 1 -will turn with wistful *Manion to the
,,.t the cheap. little borne of old ti.ns.,puverty-stricken
r... u., she tondo and ineunseuicnt as et was-
�, w Mr --- and Mfrs The hardship. and di.00mtorta ender -
among the realthy and .d within its walls here passed .way like
le u( ihi. Arty, but the the mists before the sunshine, end mem-
..f molt of in.. Mr - -- •.ry recalls the delights of contriving,
comes and ;N• a soup bone, managing sad arranging. The fun ea-
juyed over •mttenr amputating, sod
.orprisee in cookery. The brief, seen
holidays Melon from weeks of toil, saved
for so anxiously and looked for so eoger-
ly. Thew and • hundred other simple
joss and the plexuses of poverty, is
fact undreamt of by the rich and
worldly.
l hart i ,t tbr,a.h trying to .ell
these economical meats to that woman
rued other. of her cline."
In Ne w York als., and hma Washing-
ton and .other cities, the Profesor !part-
ed that the c •rear erns ere a.44 to the
n'h r•tbi.r than to Ilse poor, or to those
of moderate meauI aid he add. anoth-
er significant bit .-f evidence :
"A friend, a Inas of wealth, who, like
his father before hire. heti long hats
toted as eine of the moo cetten.•r bone.
factors of the poor in the city whene be
lives, and with shorn I happened to be' p.ii.ful tnlunee, bursas, Walde,neurslgtio brumes,
frust bite.Meumattc
talking about thew cutters, rrwarittd : and is in far•r, a handy and reliablep.uain.r-
'Fur airy family I get the cheaper cute ' gaud .id. 2
baruee they are cheaper. My children
are satisfied with round steak and 'noel- __
der, cess if they are wit route so tender When • wunrn hs* a new parr of
and toothsome as sirloin. They are
strong and healthy and understand that
such food is good awash fur their pa-
rents and is prod enough for them.' I
question whether his gardener or Lr
coachman would be so et.tiruly ready to
accept such doctrine ; and if the pour
people to whom in times of strews itis
money is gives without stint are like
others of their class, not • few of them
would be ill content with scree of the
food -materials that appear 1.251.rly oa
his table."
Presence of ■lad.
Presence of mind is good in ear of
secati lits and emergencies, and when
coupled with Hagyard'. Yellow Oil will
ottani .ave life. Yellow Oil cures all
Mow On Tells en Mose..
Elections and the festivities of the
.cacao being abort over, our resideMe
I bate »tiled doors to the duties a the
day.
Our sawmill yard is being 'tepidly
filled with saw -lona. ; result is plenty of
work tut nose mmessoued, and lively
times are expected.
The Rev D. O. Cameron delivered •
good, woad, practical and impre+tve
diwuurse to his oungreiatioa on lest
tlabbeth, et Ming the laurel serrnun of
the tate Mrs Struthers, a large number
was present. W • hope to geee and meet
with as m.ne,if sot more, every Sabbath.
Seinen Jeremiah 22 chapter :ltl veru,
"0, Ranh, Horth, Earth, hoar ye the
word of the Lod."
We an stain impressively reminded
of the uncertainty of life. ()u baturday
of haat week • yummy man named Jobe
Jukn.ti.n • reaid.nt of the tuwwhip of
AJtield, whits in the act of assisting to
ketch a .pen of horses to a aleigh esu
struck in the forehead by one of the
borve* and killed Momently. Surely is
the midst lit life we are en death. His
relatives and friends have the sympathy
of the community in their aflloctiuu.
A teen gena • a$ueaieat•
A boon and a blmeiug to manlind is
d•gyard's Yalluw Oil, the great pain
destroyer and healing remedy for exter-
nal and internal use. Yellow UJ cures
dl aches and pain*, rheurnatiew, yore
throat, croup, deshnees, cremes, con-
tracted ands and laminas. Procure it
of iter druggist. 2
ire Trained Newspaper Ras.
It takes an sole newspaper man to re-
port an interview well or make a gond
abstract of any feature, sermon, speech
or the like but fortunately, • newepap
A osep ea aseaslfie.
Yor the bens& of boy readies I des'
cribe tore farms and (Mir uwmin Isai-
Imr w see. The buddies* of uw ate
dilap.Sated several random pewee "et
tilled w
,�`"1"'�.r'"`. Don't Vim'
J tsld lir damp
feet. I Until your hair becomes dry.
Newer Isms with t . bask "Mon any- ; dural Wiese gtetag Us ammo,
Wisp that i. sold. ' to preserve ha beauty eel et
oemtil the Hair r toll t 41• only dei,
, ih.tr mess Iib old bate set
mow
bora
• jsartamy
imams ; tomes down, stork may pertly jm,gkias/ h•s been eaten I 7"quire tut tke kali 'awl use • liars
e.
►cooed, 1ea1tl1 unkempt, sad 143.1• veal- liver tate ewe drieka aged then in-
ld Rely, to premieresor ca
the natural cold
terod I saw us that farm is December acdi•te11 fN cot tow t►. ou ,reveal baldness.
a nosh, Nes apnsg tooth herrvw is the Aller..—_. ata/ kind never ride j Tliomss Il� mday. Moron Grr:e.
tical whore ascd lost at wheat aeedialf. a i. y es,,iage ort mea► -the wtud.,. Ry,
nit the 1Nen lapel tt r dna ervw to writes ' �• 8eversl mon: w ago my tear
grut.b.ag huc baagintt of .ear for a eaomMl ; g commenced (ailing out. and ;a a taw
w►ern left last lipuric[, ap tk or eves Rif+. 1 weeks my bead was allude. tarl1. I
w t1•' woodpile "1.1"4"141.46111111"147. N.,, omit regular bathing, tar unless tried many remedies. but they did so
hook un tM greed w►en it was a ykeesnr sols is is regabr uunditws, tAs u.dd gal 1 I g l� DwtKLt a twirls of yer's
ago Thu harmer i 1•.h all wok+ w will soiree the pdte• and Eaves ou'egratwu float Vigor. sad, atter wing unly s psrt
usd haat I d►d 43utlie•bur�w klm for that daae•..m i of the coat.'nts, ml bcs.t was rover,d
often told tiro he hover it last, sea- sible until the hoarseness M recovered
tool ie, lest where h+ treed mend p our pretiwr.t►un sa the best halt.
esutl
until • neighbor who
asks where a Whys hewn., .peak se little se p•e- with a hoary growth of l:ur. 1 rs-oaa.
taro of tiudrog it tbera uoitee etchers (rum, da. the .•i...,ay be p.resa y `restorer in t►e world
meanwhile, wbtrib le otteo the caeca 1 tet, lir d,ttiosltaes o)t the throat be pea- I( .. Hy hair was faded turd dry," wtifsa
This farmer'/ Irud was ¢stair him ; M du»wd. Ilt*bel C. Hardy. 01 1)elavan. Ill ; Reit
u is:
delft cud c,n,pleius of hard limes Merely war* the book by
the dto, atter u,1eg a bottle of Ayer's Hall Ytrar
and bad lack ; spuds e1e1115W* at dee std never c,•tisue keeping the back it became buck and glu.sy."
tracery discussing the tariff ou wool and exposed to the beat after It has become c ,
•
•
tobsto : he ha. no sAeiter tw he ebary, warm. 1u d„ er
othwise SSdebi.litattn4 Ayers Hair Vigor'
but ample storage for "the weed J
Th. Joel Ings and outbuildings o
the
other fernier .re always neatly Pm
fences in good order, each tau spored in
its place, the stuck all housed, he and
his family tacitly clothed, he as out of
debt eud bas a gaud bank aoneast, al-
though he began with little. Ile at-
tnt.utes hi. moose. to the persistent
care ..f everything tLat Bowes tutu his
possesawn. He says his father had •
place fur everything and required hie
mays to keep everything in place. so
they could put their baud am any tool or
implement to the darkest sight. Many
times when a tool had been carelesel7
Irft out of place his father would in some
way detect the culprit without asking
questions, cad thee when night set in be
would ask for that tool and send t1•.
Atopy cne tope it. Once this man mss
sr man's training in this respect is pe- called out of hrd in • stormy night a•
culiar. Constant contact with the ex- required to go ball a mile into the
oods
left
to get an axe he had ale in 7
preened ideea of speakers of all kinds, his '`Suck constant drilling, • be says,
daily work, in fast. develops within him "made • roan tt rite -"-{(ashen Wilson,
• eenaitiveoew to the novel that is won- Tumpkii'a Cu, N. Y.
dertoh. Almost instinctively he dis-Rom Remarkable NUL
tinguishes the new from the old, the in- Fourd .t Rut, whet the true ,stills
Westing from the comm•.n place, and hu been alt
fa these many yearn
the readers of his paper got the benefit of and that is • tttedicine which although
his skill. but lately introduced, has made for
itself a reputation second to note, the
medicine it Jt•bnwn'n Tunic Bitters
which in conjunction with Johnson
Tunic Liver Peds has performed some
exist wonderful cares impure or im-
poverished word soots becomes purified
and enriched. Billiou.nees, indigestion,
sick beadache, liver complaint, languor,
weakness, etc . soon disappear when
t lay the excellent tonic medi-
cines. Sale by Good. druggist, Al=
shoes sent home she performs altogether I am williug to assert that no public
different from a tone. She shoves speaker ever addresses a more direerntng
her toes into them and yanks and hauls body of entice, as far as private opinion
until she is red in the face and all o01 of is concerned, than are the intelligent,
breath, and then goes stamping and
kickit;g around, but pulls them on part
of the way carefully, twitches them otf
again to take a Isat look, and see if she
has got the right one, pulls them on i tee tinowa how you mum say it in his
trained newspaper nom. And in the
matter lit interviewing : Tile first -ease
reporter, if be goes to interview you,
may not know what you want to say,but
Wain, looks at them dreamily. says they !paper, at least, if you want to be under -
are just nght, then takes another look,
stops suddenly to smooth out a wrinkle,
twist round and surveys them sideway.,
exclaims "Mercy, how loco they
She eneW rill frees. are. •' looks at them agaiu in (root, works
n
iftdl et
Sloe's andes /W •ked and tender: kir (net around p they won't hurt her
The thorn of life
Is•freely! wile ,trite so touch, takes them off. Ixka at
I wonder went will mend herr the heel, the to., the bottom, and the
Try Dr Purei s Favorite Prescription.I iosid is them o• Wale. Welke rip aged
Ten to one, your wife W cross and fret- ( s, Pa
fel because she is sick and suffering, and dour: the room once or twice, remarks to
cannot ouotr.l her nK•Ou.nee• when her better half that she won't hare them
things go wrong. Mak. • b.•lihy at aro prise, tilts down the mirror so
woman of her sad the chances are you
she can tms how they look, turas it in
will make a chemist and pleasant use.
"Favorite Prescription" is the only
remedy for wonuu•• peculiar ailments,
sold by druggists, under • postt•e guar-
antee from the manufacturers, that it
will give satisfaction in every case, or
money will be refunded. See guarantee
on bottle wrapper. Large bottles, $1.
fie
bion block, Goderiob, nolo agent. Id]
stood by his readers ; and if you are I De Wes Know Mr Planta!
willing to talk and will follow kis hints
you will not be misquoted or misjoder- It is not only a pleasure, but very
atuod- Do not make the mistake of useful, to know the names and qualities
of trees, plants, herbs, and dowers. All
this you an learn only by keeping your
eye. open. Many a time you will need
such knowledge. A vessel was once
wrecked in the English Channel. Only
thinking that the public will understand
yon if the reporter dues not. Tell him
freely your ideas, let him understand
why yore think se you do, remember to
what class of people you ars talking, if
you want your words to have effect, and I four persons were saved. No one could
the honorable, oomaeientious repor'.er t see them for the darkness. nor heat
will be of service to you and to the pub- I them for the noisy storm. They :himb-
lic ed from rock to rock till they could get
no hither, but just then one of them,
Neter Maud still to cold weather
eapeciaUy afar having taken • alittbi
degree of exercise, and always avoid
standing on ice or Mow, whore the per
eau w ezpused t.. tb. sold wind.
Rene Saes.
In Greet Britain the question of Home
Rule a oumaiutdur; att.muou. Tu the
tun with a cold to tits bead or cheat the
safes. way to ensure flows Rule over •
cold u to hare ..n heed a bottle of Dr.
Harvey's Red Pine Gum. For tale at
J. /Value's Prescription ding .tors. ti
When Ruin from a warm atmosphere
into a cooler oma keep the mouth always
ck,eed, so that the air may be warlord
by ata passage through the teles ere
reaches the lungs.
every possible direction, and nearly d1*• i — - --
locate. her neck trying to see how they I DeaY. a by •flash of lightning, saw • aamphtn-
luok from that way, bask. oft, steps up I Ran no net in buying medicine, but blest 67 lige he knew they were ate ;
again, takes thirty or forty farewell I try tee great Kidney and Liver regale to it never grows in a place where the
tor, made by Dr. Chau, Whim. of
Iooks,says they aka her fest look awful I Chase's receipse. Try Chase's Liver tide can reach. Then they knew they
big, and will never do in the world, put. Cure for all diseases ot the Liver, Kid- could rest. So Me might often be saved
z for them con sod off three or four times I ne7•. Stomach and Bowels. Sold by al! if yon knew certain coalmen herbs and
rodless a Teeth. moa, asks her kasband what he thinks d Tb. t treses ' paleness so often 01).1 Plash that are cures for diseases Keep
— m is young Rirb and wombn, u des 1 eyes and Aare open as you pram through
Alexander Sack., a boy who resided) aboct it, sad thee pays no attention to what h. says, goes tht»ttgt(t it all again. I in a `real mra.un toa laL't of the red life, acid you will learn Rauch that may
with his parents el :0 Beater at. , died and finally Bays she will take them It's I corpusc!ee in the blood. To remedy useful to you. Thea, too, such
this requires a medicine which prodaeaa knowledge is in atoll • pleasure, even
these necessary little blood constituents. 1
and the but yet discovered is Johnson's if you never meed it.
Tonic Bitters. Price 50 cants, and =I
bottle at Goole's drug store, Albion
sive Tiara a 1.Wsre, -
That is to say, your lungs. Moo ail
your breathing machinery. Very won ,
dertul machinery it is. h.t only the
larger air -passages. but the thousands of
little tubes and cavities leauii,4 tram
teem.
When these are cloned and chocked
with matter which ought not to toe than,
your lungs amutct ball do there worh.
And what they do, they ane. -t do
well.
Call it cold, couch, troop, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any of the
family of throat and Dose and head and
lung obstructions, all are bd. A,i
ought to be got rid of. There is je.t
one sure way to get rid of them. ti.xt
is take R.uschei s German Syrup, which
recently from (*dere due to a shock I very aglow
from loss of Mood after having a tooth
extracted For several days he had oaf ReosartaMM Messeeettea.
lend loom an alosrated tooth, and yea- Mathew Sullivan, of Westover, Ont,
was ill with dyepepeia for four yeses. i Mock, Goderich Sole a;eet lb)
terdsy morning went to the New Yuck Finding doctors did little good he tried
dispensary, at 137 Cwtn Kew.. Des- Burdock Blood Bitters : Aix bottles oared I - - __ -.- --
fist Joseph Fo)otet•'r, jr., peat too o in the him, and he gained in weight to 178 i limederr All the tree.
operation chair cad extracted the tooth pounds. B. B. B. turas the wont 1Nita ipleadinhIy -['m afraid, George,
all etas Callen
-s mdse. A profuse as
hemorrhage fol- `Down ees of chronic dyspepsia iter I you do sot love as as wells. you used
lowed. Efforts were made to check it. _ __ -- 1 to.
but it continued, mod is twenty minutes In Japan, children'. shoss aremade of 11 :mimed- Why 7
death resulted. D:• George g Moore, hloeks of wood enured with cords. The : N _ Beoauu ore alto• let me c!
the physician in chief, said that the boy stocking resembles • mitten, having a 1 7 T H op
*sponte place for the great toe Asthenia I to light the fire.
Weswhat is technically known as a dome are toted only by the toes, the I H. -Nonsense, my lore. Your get -
"bleeder," or a person who has profuse heels maks a tattling wand as their ting up to light the fire akes me love
hemorrhage epos mewing this slights's owners walk. whish is moire stunning is I more all the mon
teeemd -New York Times. • erewd. They w sot worn ire the 7 _ _ _ _— __
id HMI would insure the soft
Loeb suet M M.
draw mate on the door, bat are left at . if you an tmub!d with a cold or
the door. The Japanese shoe gives Per- I soughs, however light attack, look out
fer it, do not allow it to settle on the
Iver. ; break up the enug6 by loosening
the tough phlsgs with Hegyrd s Pec -
total Balmm. 2
Mea.
A mitres of much ill health is neglect-
ed °aestipation. The utmost cutlets
e hosld be observed to keep the bowels
reviler. The best ramilMor of the bowel.
to promote their natural sctio. is Bar-
doek Blood Bitten. Try it if troubled
with ooe.tipatioa. 2
he Moister DAaed.
The smasher is a ere•ture in whom Ne
mania of e.aggasstd vanity seems to in -
ernes is nonage the older he growa,and
it is sot likely to reach a stage *deemed
to make Is geterally off.sove until he
hs passed beyond youth and imitated
upon middle lit. A young man is apt
to be re.scaably dinned.' of his power
of feweinatien himself ; but the feature
factfreedom to the foot. The ie•uty of
the human foot is nen only is the Japa-
nese : they have no corns, no leveeing
nails, no dietnrted joints. They have
the full use of their toes, and to them
they are almost like fingers Nearly
every meebsen makes use of hos toes in
holding his work. every the boar folly
developed. Their shoes acct • tunny.
and last six mouths.
It is said that rich people live longer
than poor people. This dissevery wee
made by the prxpective heir of a wealthy
uncle.
Foe. inti CAL•Lxllow.-For Pimples.
(,con -Inc' Yeas Booboo-:CatwMl Blotches, Tan, and •11 inking rumors of
Pilo area good bleed „rifler. liver two 1 the akin, urge Prot Low's Magic Sulphur
Relator acid mild purgative for all sea -
so lel Snap
"Lady aim a brie -a -brae .teas) -Lot me
sono see .ometbiag headroom' bat cheap.
en suet. see Sorbs Plant. Clerk -Twits ; something for a wedding
present 1
Dysp'nau is dredfvl. Disordered I Th. Migms of Worms are well-
know.,
lien is misery. Indentation u • tee to I Dat ths remedy is cot always so well de -
A Pe1table lJfe.
SSA e7 De'igsleal sad Perfumers.
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Pimples and Blotches,
Bo .11aAgurirtg to the face, forehead. anal
neck, may be entirely rumored by abs
use of Ayer'. SarsaparrUa, the best sad
safest Alterattre and Blood-Puri4ar vie
discovered.
Dr. J. C. Ayer A C. Lowslf, Maass
flay y Dru g a; el; els bald.s for tit.
'ACTS UPON
dfsi.t•.ach, Lac
Kidi..rya and
RHE BLOOD
a.O WILL (trio
Rltewsseee
y-vpele
anis er fMpiesse
ier rsl.ew
t. rt'wee
a. -oris. y.
Stay Apple Musa
ret. nr..r IA . . W. utaL enittLe•a ad ts-
•iaorsiee the system.
For state 67 Amiss )may drusotst. Dna
gases. Prove Mete cad 51.
1858.
flarper's B
any druggist will sell you at 7.7) cents a o ILLUSTRATED.
bottle. Even it ererythng else' has
failed you. you may depend upon this
for certain. eowly
As sloppy s • r ser, W Ire.
Then is only one happy woman in
Reeds -the priest's wife -and it is a
common mode of expression to uy "as
happy as a priest's wife. The reason
why she is so happy is because her hus-
band** position depends upon her. 1f
she dies be is deposed and be becomes a
mere layman, and his property is taken
from him and distributed, half to his
government The dreadful contingeocy
makes the Russian priest careful to get
a healthy wif., if he can., and makes)
him take extraordinary good are of her
after he has secured her; He waits
u pon her in the most abject way. She
meet never get her feet wet, and she is
petted sod put in hot blankets if she has
so much as • Cold in the head. It is the
g reatest possible good fortune fur a girl
to marry a priest -infinitely better than
to be the wife )( a noble. The Russian
priests belong to the Greek Church, and
oelibacy is not iooumbeet upon them.
Ifasrwsa BAtcaa is a borne Journal ft
eo,nbtnes choice literature and Eve Y4 ills .
trths» with the latest intel,imeno5 remmred�
1e t seblo.a. Each number has Meyer seestelmwl
and .•art amities, practical and timely em ye.
te-irt,t promo. humorous •ketches, Ate IIs
pattern sheet anti tashton-plate svoatemeale
caul stone lett!, ladies to save many times tis
coo ..r the suusariptton, and papers on medal
etiquette, decorative art, housokeepleg ta an
its bran: htr. cookery, etc-- masked. useful De
erery homehold. and a tree promeest
keoao.iy. Its editorials are masted be wed
"epee. and not • Sae is admitted to Ila
columns that could oObnd the meat dm l4M
Wt.
Few men have accomplished the same
amount of work and good in this world
as the celebrated Dr Chau. Over
500,000 of hie works have been sold in
Canada alone. We meat every ponos
troubled with liver Complaint, Dye-
pepeia, Headache. Kidney or Uriny
Troubles, to bus • bottle cf Dr Chases
and ewcslpe Bft ook cure
Sold b yaMll
decision.
sad agd rasher, so hatter how gskiad- good eaters. tenoned. Worm Powders wt11 decoy
ly be has ben nand by Nature *all The Nomas diigcctive apparstaa is ml• 1 them. 1m
°w fregesatly 110 has *offered tem of tfie moil osomplioat.d and wonderful
sere rebels, is never trouhied by say
mesh dusk Reis ere that he has et
ly to ogle patty women to lnakb them
victims to hie Irresistible f•seinatioas,.
and a look of •tars .r ens indigo/maim
lottlgs him ie ►ia deleeie., fox it is
transmuted by hie vanity into • albite
to his asssting powers
A 1/1•t►A1r.-01 ens doesm 'Tslssa
me to miry rte asadies the boot gear 1 ir-
ars's •m urri xmvr tito.. .unbars
iilala pre fee the Testi NA both. kik
emsei cot Ate .44...
ria
Shingle in vintner. It is seedy pet out
of order.
Griew food. toe;b feed. sloppy food,
bei ee ksry, meant worry, late hosts,
irregular hab;te, sad many (other thine
whdh utaslit sot to be, have made the
Anmerieae people • willies of dyttpeptis•
Ret Green's August Flower hep dotes
a woadertd musk is reforming this tad
beams e l taskiat the Atavisms d mwmmaan, ftwegsett
petiole so that they can .a joy an snowsTama
their mala usd M happy. easel's of headache, watery turd Wain.
Ram amber :-Ido Imprint= without d Yly s Cream Balm to a nee-
bMNb. Bel Gtwn'sApston Viewer aria be dura led
Now
hear boon obi �epee. Nohe
l epaWe• }Arlt insipid $ a atmy eothsw r DrlwIM4 i
Ow gerir
bottle. SonsWA/ *seta A/ Two.
noon ma
The chap who finds • carpet nail is
his ueoonksd oystsre s amuse thou who
slab the tax teles off raw arterial.
Hay fo• m nm 1t is attended by having is a type ef catarrh
peculiar symptoms.
ssmd 000ditt'u of the Using mem-
Iranse of the nostril., bsarJ.ets sad
throat. •Meeting the lugs. As sand
meson issswsted,Ne diesheriniseewmt-
e•eid with • burins( semmition. There
k en Ter Boned.
Dum't allow • cols in the head to slow-
ly and surely tun into Catarrh, when
yew cam be cured for 25c. by using Dr.
Chase's Catarrh Care. A few applioa-
tioss cure incipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 boxes
cures ordinary catarrh ; 2 to 5 boxes is
guaranteed to can chronic catarrh. Try
it. Only 26c and sure cure. Sold by
.11 deuggits ly
HARPER'S PERIODICA LS.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE......—noon, .
HARPkK'y N FtSKLY •.
HARPER'S YOUWO PDOPLS.
Poefay Fre, fo .0 swbarriben fa dg
Visited drafia. (uneda, or Meri..w.
The Volemew of the >aaan begin with tb.
first Numt•r of January K each year. Who.
no time is mentioned. sabsrlpttaaa wet b1eeggta
with the Number current at halm cif receipt
of order.
Bound volume of
three years back. in neat
sent mall, p eMai . t leis
tree of expense ' I tM
exceed one dollar per rellnmvl the to Yor
relame.
Cloth cues for each culsM edtebte tar
binding will bested by aUesl.
.gpald, on sw-
oetpt oof[ $I meach. �et
Rnranitten. es should be laky chsdaee
4s
Money Order err Unto
to pehnaa •
lois.
erep.prre EST net to newsdmwottee
mural without Ms e.rprPae 43rd -r Kamp= •
!.wen.
HARPER BROTRZRs. Mer Tse*.
Banat Air
•
1888
*INV
Wh you have to pal =1 an tenor , ori a 14W
for eone-horse sleigh its easy to ander-
stamd what is meant by a revenue cut-
ter. ILLUSTRATED.
wearies et a Tear.
The principal dement in the .ompo•
nation of a afar, s may readily be sem-
posed, is water. The otbar elements
are salt, ends, phosphate of limn, phos-
phate of Ida, and mucous, Amite is
small proportion.. A dried tar sees
through • microscope of good average
power presents a peculiar appearance.
The water. after evaporation. laves be-
llied it the alien ingredients, whish
amalgamate and form tbemeelves info
lengthened Mew tens and look like a
number of minute Bah bombe. The tars
are secreted in what are alld the
"lachrymal glands,' situated over the
*Shall and underneath the lid. The
contents of those etude are carried
alone under the inner surface of the
eyelids by mass of six or eaves very
Ilse etan,tels mad diaebargsd a little
above the eartitlage supporting the lid.
-ieomdes Qesem.
A Weererrw ones-
The
ra.►The largest organ, and one that plays
a controlling part on the health of the
body is the liver. It torpid or inaotiye
the whole system becomes diseased.
Dr. Chase's Liver Outs le made ap.aaIly
for Liver and Kidney dia4caes, sod Is
gueraateed to cure. Recipe book and
medicine $l. Sold by all druggists.
By mistake • New Orleans paper
printed a fiat of Doming weddintre th•
other day umder the head of "The Su-
gar Crop."
Basher ; "Bow world you i�riyour
hair don., Air !"
"Customer : "In silence, if possible."
HASPlit t MAGAEINl Is es oryyan of gets
•e thought and Morel= is de
p$r•w,ettt of Iff.. BeMdes ellr.r.tt 1. a 1 sat will coon% t, during the er ill�cotereclte� year, is,poet
dewWest : an a5 toIly libestre a sed rarely. az
dew,. : be.tttirc IUew•mt
Scotland.Itorwsy seitaertan A`
the 1Vc.t Indio.; sew Iovets by William
Black and N-. D. Bow yovetetts. ease
oumplete is a Waite number. try Hears
Jsrnee. Lafo dle Amer.. Fte►d Aoais 11Na -
short .tochee til halm Wool.un 5114 bt.eur
popular writers : sae Ilestsated paper* of
��t�tal artistic and literary ►alines. The
Deerg.•Willll.a ceDenomints. ailliaam DRow-
ena.
ew
elle. •ad Charts Dudley Warmer.
r - -
Srauelling cbuibe.
ORA .1i) TRCNC
.aa'r.
(iodertett I Lv. 16im 7:Oa a.% I &=--*Momt1• p - f1
.n I m
I mtratfmi Ar. De*Mom1 pm.
ItinZw
e . . Mixed. Itz
h'"f rdI::.It; ::1 g.::i
so: pmi
Muer Treed 1111.
Whmt ! Nevar tried Johnetos's Tosie
Bitters ! Ties An so at ogee, it's posi-
tively tae best emend tonic on the
market.
I've eftes heard of It bid thnneht Nat
it was to be planed a the list of the
mem trashy preiparntieo'e that deed ear
market, bet .lees you reseetw eel it so
highly i ll give it • trial. De is it's
good for any .ompleint is whisk a tombs
Yof bene its aweless b. toles by mss,
tromon, or .hila 110o. and ji per bode.
al snob's Dew mon, ltlmm Moak,
Illsicrioh. este tape. •-
•^g,pc k�i•oft
,�,.
NASAL BALM
oawaasoet. Onus r.0, OM.
Mfrs lila, IMy.
My wife e•Igusi Aar free yews wtlh
thea dletreaWag abeam ealsmh. The
east was see et the ,sees tmews r eh.ee
porta. She tried all .t Ms .agrrh OMNI-
tug
*mwdue 1 ever sew advewtl.s4. bin they were
et se tan- 1 anally ,tseute4 • battle d
Nasal lake. She tea wad eddy ewe Irl(
of Y, and now hale Kia a new gonna. i
M) It my duty t. my that Nasal Rolm
eaaset he TOO HIGMLY reees newied
for Gauer\ treetees. sad em elsaeee to
ham all seek sellarers knew tMewgb t1.
tan they WIK resolve Isee.at relief and
CUi o. CHAS. M(CO$LI. lamer.
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NARPICKC tut :YO P410PLK ...-.,
Pirstospe /tea to odf e.awevadwV (hi Mr
d States, (Woods. or Akrtm.
1Iho velem. et the 111 'MAXIS* begin will
abs Numbers for Jame and I somber or
11ar. WI.n ao risme le specifier. s%bser
meas will testa with the Number eeriest
11.5 ei melte et enter.
tt.sMVols-.s ofHAmina Man Atom gar
three years tack. la seat etdh Mndting, sell
he meet M sell a s Ansi t of Off ss
per volamr. i h ftemater btndiag. to
ease. each W iWl
�k.l. and tis.4*u4.. t re W' ei no
1m. beteelvia. We-((�eet�f,Jett lM to tea. Safi.
'VP Ilk
e(tmule lie uses by Peat Olken
been o,eir ev Melo to *void ebaane et
lion.•s�.�c�� are net to mpg'r Na evf -suis
mese.a"fttem twilit ruseOrder of Hasraa •
*damn
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