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T$IIR$P4T 88PTEMBER
1, 1812•
HEALTH AND litOIEN&
NOW TO KEEP WELL MINIMA TNS
*JNMSR MATE
~es Owns rfsepwIMe — law les
Am a mum .meas.-.+rweeeng WIr. Arai
stent—V.es .t Mosey.
Cholera tafsatale may be pr.ve led by •
trip as the water. Take the fretful kabq
en the river, arms the ferry sealed
times. With two rivers beside oar cagy,
Owe are op nrtuaittes open to all fur boat
irides A cbi1d ea the point of death from
Shalom oaf atom may entirely recover if
kept ea the water all day, It has bens
esec sehiUy tried.
aytee • fa senede M w. Throat.
It is with ger, delight we hail the ad-
vent of n eimph. ::.•doomt he throat also -
tams whack every one has within reach la
artiste •Rection, of the throat, such es
acute pharyngitis, catarrh of the Keels -
etyma tubes, with pain in the ear, a Soh5
physician says thet he obtains exoeUeot m-
eths from nuking the patient yaws sev-
eral tunes a day. It produces, it ,sees,
&beast instantaneous relief, the sympio
rapidly subside, and the earsebe d..p-
ps•ra Frequently the affection is cut short
b t�• novel treatment liaweu pro.
dimes, as everyone knows, a cons
distenthn of the muscle of the ph•ryua,
constituting a kind of message, and under
thus induunce the cartilagineus poetess of
the Eustachian tube contracts, expelling
into the ph•rvux the masositts there rod
Meted.
How 1. Aegalre a Coed Flgere_
Then is probably nothing which Ammons
to do with • person's general appearance
thea the carriage or the way of holding the
body, and yet the majority of women ignore
the matter entirely. 11irls, espemally. et
the age when they are supposed to he very
particular .bout eierythtag that con.rss
thew personal •{pe&raice. are .pt to disre-
gard this particular point. The result is
st wecoutinualle meet with girbwbosesm
to fare fairly good figures, but aomethingu
lacking. Their clothe* may meet the re-
quirements of faabioo awl pod taste, yet
tLcy never b,.,k particularly well dressed.
In almost every case the trouble is that
the girl doesn't know how to stand proper•
IJ she maks her figure had by twisting
herself out of shape, and then very likely
blames nature for not giring her a better
form. There seen to be two quite differ.
east ways by which girls manage to distort
themselves. One is to stoup a little in
walking and to put the chin well forward ;
in feat, assuming the attitude which one
aspects to find only in extreme 01.1 age.
The other way is to lean backward, ger
ing prominence to the Lower part of the
body instead of to the ,het. It is bard
saying which is the worse fault. Both are
had awl both are very co,nnuu. The teach -
en of physical culture tell us that the chest
should always lead. that is, be io advance
of the not of the body. Let any girl who
desires • good figure stood sidewise before
• mirror and take this attitude erect, with
the chest forward, and the thin bock. She
will probably be surprised to see how much
taller and more stylish it makes her look.
it is during girlhood that this oorrect rose
should be aequireil. for in after y, . car
joints are lees supple and les impression
can be mule on the form.
Bow To Strengthen' Tho Throat.
Sudden change of weather, as from heat
to cold, the reverse, are responsible for
maav an illness, and especially for throat
and bronchial affections.
Sir Morel! Mackenzie, wh., watt • tpec-i•l
ass in throat troubles, always insisted that
• greet many of the ailments that were
brought under his notice could have been
escaped but for the injudicious coddling of
the throat. The throat must not he wrap-
ped up too much; the great thing is to try
to harden it. By care and persistence the
n eck can be made as water proof u the
face. Many people who ere not in the
•.cert are amazed that the petner•ha.l I;lad-
stone .an stand for hours with heed un-
covered in the open air while a strong
breeze is blowing. The ability to do this
with impunity was gained by sitting habit-
n•11v at • window through which
a clranght was created, so that the
head became saoassomed to ail varia-
tions of temperature and all degrees of
aur motion. in the same way the throat
an become habituated to varying cos-
ditton& it should be kept free from wrap-
pings. Wmen shook chspense with their
greet feather I. ea end Medici collars, and
men shoal! cast aside their stiffing
muffler& It is an excellent practice to wear
turn down collars, and gargling with cold
alt water in the .deterring has uovereign
virtue. as well as lathing the throat first
with very hot water and then with very
cold. The threat thus gets the effect of •
sudden shock, and is hr•cel up and per-
manently strengthened.
Truing With the ICylghl.
Ib not attempt to treat your eyes if you
fancy your sight is failing. 11n not go to •
store where eyeglames are sold sad
"eyes examined free," under any pre-
tense. If you aunt &fiord to go to s
physician skilled in the knowledge of the
eye. you o .in go to any- hospital and he
treated without cost. The eye is one of the
most exquisitely fine organs. and appalling
.damage as immi e0t if any but trained and
skillful persons attempt to prescribe for
eye ailments. Therefore be warned, take
no mks, do nothing .t all, or do the right
thing.
T1. tbefalneds ..f H.....
A writer in the Horticultural Times 02.
peers surprise that hooey ado seldom seas
ea the Wools of the people of this onuntry.
"Hooey." he says "u at once s valsehAe
medicine and fond Foul sir, improper
ventilation, sudden changes of weather, the
exposure of lungs and throat to • damp st-
irww00espphhwet'stt are the source d no end of throat
velli coo hill trouble& A free, regular mid
renet:sot use of honey is probably the bat
medirmr for throat troubles there n it is
• moat wholemeal* anti economical substitute
for bettor, being s • rate half the price of
that .rtidJ.. Honey is of more service i.
oar Booking than many pw.pie imagine
Those who indulge in • gloss of grog .ad
het water on cold winter nights should try
the effects of • spoonful of honey in-
stead of sugar The change will surprise
cam.
'.Homey, m&y, indeed replaee sugar was
iagr client in the cooking of abreast any art" -
ale 0f fend. In rim puddings the writer is.
variably este homy instead a wog.. ; the
gayer ie much more delirious. For preserv-
ing
most kinds of fruit, hcswy is far prefer -
.Me tee *agar... it hoe the quidity D( pro-
em -song for •rise in . fresh state any-
thing that may la laid 3 it or ed with
it. anal preventing its sorreptw is • foo
ampere* manage to emir. For many meal -
Maid mit-poses hi .toy is isv.laahls. To town
re.ltdente who may h. jaded and kook rare -
were alter the w:eifemsnt 0i 3t. hewn,
wham the its beemsse dry, red anti harsh
lsekisg try the ..fleer of�'ebbiineg. g�.tly
the
rem to heed it Y eel ta. M NM L.ui .set
ear is to ars remelt
FAIR WOMAN wawa. A MAP /[A'OHANNtt_
du Illeisbek peetailiaal NM" Maas nip dlie
ensued he beam
why istvttii quarkbe hat"Olt:
iti...► uteri.•
the length al use she to slay,
and if eel, se 5—the lawn
tlrs r Hen is Amerioa we do sat tribe
IAN isms + the heath el the May is riga
Mei by the pee& sew al the el lyotersalSt-
ases
..star
weals bar weloame threadbare sod •mesale
r quite .pbettf.s the smehdary of the
hwaeheid w w she me fitateoad haeedC
wowww of this ill-bred order it
it Taal kr bats.... Is Saglsad, b.w.v...
• edemas curter prevails. It 1e the maw -
Mak over ohs., wham the greet dos not
Mow to the hoar hem W hooters the time
whoa i is empeoted $o antes and depart.
i'b. Two wqa—wtkhmb
WOW TO RWXO DOWN • sue.
Get him have plenty of speriittg mosey.
Permit him to comm hie own oosp•nioas,
without restraint or direction.
(sive him a latch key and allow Was so re -
tars home late in the remiss.
Make no inquiry as to when and with
whole be •pends his leisure amomonta.
Give him to understand that mamma
make • good substitute for morality.
Teach hem to expect pay for every art of
helpfulness to others
wow To nal\.i Ur A PDX.
Make home the brightest awl most attrac-
tive place on earth
Makr him responsible for the performance
of a limited number of duly duties.
Talk frankly with him on Wratten in
which he is automated.
Sometimesinvite his friends to your home
.*d table. Take Flatus to know hu asso-
ciates.
sscuts.
Entourage his confidence by giving ready
sympathy and .dti.e. Be *woeful to impress
upon his mini that making character 1.
more important than making mesey.—
Young Mao s Era
•
The hrmeree Wire,
Where in .11 'he world is there a wos1an
like the farmer's wife' You haven't • fpr
vent in your horse that works as she d
She is the corner stone of the nation. pear
penty.
There is nothing very exciting about being
the crmr-stone, and there u• good deal o
weight on it besides.
What kind of . farmers wife do you
know ' 1. she . dear, good woman with a
motherly heart • lbs she race with the
lark to see who will be up tint m the morn-
ing ` Is she even a reprach to the sun
himself and prove that old orb • veritable
sluggard ` Is she always cheery at break -
bat ' -the time when city women are sot
sure whether they are mutable or not.
Does she work uncomplainingly ' When
she churns doe. she call you to have •
drink of buttermilk' 11., you no.. her oc-
eaaionally in the day and find her w the
garden picking potato bugs'
ammeter for W.eeew.
Ladies may be interested to know that •
muddy complexion is often •o00sequence of
violent clamber of bills, the blood losing,
when overt with carbonic acid, ita
ruddy glow, the skin delicacy in trying
to aid in working off the poison. Soft, clear
complexions are much more common 3
"rolling" countries that ts highlands. —
Loudon Truth.
•••
Cess .t `feeds to Ch111.
Stolen kiss may he sweet, but they
are rather dear at the present ma.-ket price
at Yelpers'sn. timer Tale, of that tows,
kissed • lady without walking permission
while walking in the Tiara. The lady me-
te, the law, and the gay Taloa sef-
Ierod imprisonment for sixty days. !n an
evil moment he also appealed, and woo
kept in jail for 20r1 day., while his .ppea
was being considered The result 0( r:i
consideration was the addition of thirty
days more to the original .entenca —London
Glob..
•••
George Never understood.
"Don't you think this stat is mon hewn.
fag than w last Y' he asked.
"I don't any
she answered, drearily,
"it would pleas a better, George, if you
would always wear Meek."
"And why] . he asked tenderly, bending
over to catch the love -light is her eyes.
"Because," she replied, with • far -away
look in her great hazel orbs. "i don't get
so tired looking .t black."—Chicago Even-
ing Journal
*5*
Wee.. la New T.e.tlo•a
Mrs. Ames, of Illinois, is Sheriff of Ronne
County, in that State.
Mins Nettie Walker has been nude As-
sessor of Backford, Wis.
Mrs. Graham, of Alabama, has •
patent
for a machine for hanging wall paper.
A mother and three daughters in Milwau-
kee coustitate the "Pier" law firm.
Margaret L Knight is the investor d
the machine that makes square -bottomed
Paper belIA ,•,
'--" The Art .f Dela. Tioaeaat.
u an inherent longing deep in the
heart of each woman plodding along this
earth of ours to he attractive. She thrives
0n admiration and grows plump at the rate
of fire pounds • week if • little love should
be thrown in her way. But the great gum
tiom of how to gain this affection, this love
i and admiration which each moa bee in his
power to give is .nmetims of • -ether puh
sling mature to girls, especially those that
here no p•rsom•1 charms to attract
In oowvera•tiow the other day .oma
charming girls were complaining of their
lack of Went and plain featars. it was
suggested to them to make • study of the
art of being pleasant. "Girls, you don't
Insole what an effect continued pleasantness
hes upon • man.'
A women who maks • man whom she
loves believe that she knows not the man-
ias of worry, and who always We for him •
t.ao1 smile and a word d welcome will
that tender thoughts of her .re creep-
ing down further into his boort than thea
sf the beauty whom We envies
The only way'away. to be pleasant is to
.make • study of the art; convert it into s
meioses and study it an rick. A pleasant
warms is the hewn* is like • gloss of God's
brightest senshin*. Her very pre.&.
seethes, comforts and chests th• heart of
mss,—gala. Louie i -rot Dispatch_
•,•
meant, xe.her&
8pssging the Moly with •rcroiatie spirits
restores tone weaderfully, providing it s
doee regularL and often with this tome
the mr
als of the face wormer their firm-
ness Cold salt water or see water is ase
of the hest lotions to restos. firmness to
Mr geek, always bathing the cheeks up
srd, giving mam
mamas. is the erne diete-
tics.
•
R...wMw •vy. W,i.tl..
A d.he.ts domestic recipe against stein
kis it the whites of tae asp (..also with
twee ss much raew.ter, .end half • tea
spcasfml of powdered alma, .ia.nlvsd it •
te—r-_fol 0f ms.w•ter added to it Seep
Woo is • oevted esrp ad apply to wrinkles f
er genes to Mie I
Il e±ltma.e that a Dd.tl• m.. .tales
r w o.sa..tt...
"1 Imam,- said 8. A. Tbmpw 01
1 .m u..�.d..d as
anihaim as the e+bjeot, that the om-
enmess will evesta•ny extend the dm
water eirsael te the ma
Mau be • seaport town, rsd r ..
spam. will occupy the re eiffletton M
all the vale latent of territory west, meth -
west and northwest that New York Ems
to the whole csstMr�v The bessdt alae
to sash towe .s LWtb, thwe�o and
all the lake ports will ply be iawlwl-
ebis. Than are two priaotpal ..MUS
why this thing should be door. When •
skip is hull► for the oosn trade it b sol
built to egret with only mild weather
and balmybrass, bat is prepared for
elaelasticanand d rough weather, ..d stair M
be able to withstood the faimoor gals and
the rag sea, so the Nation teesa be
pnpand
for war. The (Medias papers
are openly boasting that the I)asisioa
will loan Lave . deep waterway fret the
lakes to the ems. and in ease el war haul
our lake frost at their norm. 10 tactt
they are already working Mang the 8t
Lawrence on this project, .ed only three of
the lucks in We chain to thew remain to
be completed. The Esslish Goverment
ban urged thew to it. Most Britain Inas
lee boats drawing 16 fest el water that
could be soon erelong in the kkes. The
people oppsed to our scheme argue that as
soon as war was announced we could have
our Beets in the lakes. But in the large
proportion of wan actual hostilities have
commented before the formal declarations
between the taboo•. What Is to prevent
Great Britain from sending those IN ships
or more into the .:rest Inks by way of the
Canadian deep-sea channel before war has
been actually declared, and thereby onset
whet 'we alight have dune' with the ships
we were going to send to the lakes as sous
as war was declared.
"But there is •outlier tegument mach
more weighty to the American people
than the thought of war. This Canadeux
channel strikes directly at our commerce
and our farmers. Orly ore -fifth of the
spnng•wheat belt lies 3 the United
States, the other four-fifths in Manitoba.
That country up there is perhaps more fer-
tile than IlinmsOI& •end other of our States
bordering on the line. From this wonderful
region the prod ucus could beshipped tiroc
the lakes and the Canadian channel to the
other, and thence to .0 the countries of the
world. We have competed with the ia-
ferior race in India, where it takes four or
five of their fanners to equal one of ours,
but it will bean entirelydifferent matter
when the farmers of the nited Stats have
to contend with uetghbo r. of their own
race, who occupy •bad superior infertilit7,
1,d who will not be subjected to the dm.
advantage of excessive railroad freight
rates. The late action of the Canadian
Government, which is notb,ng more or
lees than • removal of the rebate systems,
will spur the Cana.liaas on to greeter
effort. We would bare had the Niagara
ship canal and more of • prospect of the
deep channel to the tea d it had not been
for the fact that tbe New York (Democratic
papers raised such .n outcry against the
sire of the appropriations for the River and
Harbor Itill There bee been granted
33,000.000 appropriation for d the
channel to the lakes and P22,500, for
deepening that of the Hudson. This mut-
pietas both ends of the praprs•1 deep -water
channel, as i am in favor of running it My
route is front Oswego River to Oneida Lake,
.anal to Mohawk River, remedies the
Mohawk, then down the Hudson to the
sea. This costa follows along the course
of water -way., and dos not cross any.
Then between Buffalo and Albany there
is already • great deal of masonry work,
such as ordinary culvert and viaduct&
This would be • great saving. Then
tlpere would be 23 mils in Obeid• Lake.
According to the old system of engineering,
the temtory to be canalized between
Oswego and the Hudson would oust $110,-
000,000. But I have met a gentleman
lately whose plane are not yet ready to be
given to the public. fie has • mw voters
of lockage, a simple thing that I wonder has
sot hems thought of before, sad which, from
my knowledge of such thin.. I can pro-
nounce feasible, Chet will reduce the east
one half. But .wen if this could not be
doss outside 0f the alvant•gs I have al-
ready shown as a result d the canal, it
would be s saving. The rate is 1 1-10 mills
on the lakes and 11 mills on the railroad&
When this canal is completed Chicago wiU
enter upon it greatest era of prosperity.' --
Chicago Inter -Ocean.
A Klee la the Dart.
I net her a W stars one eight
And took leer Inoq arms .•d Waled Inc
lied se she v I. aMght,
1 mkt. "1 thought you were ay dam'
'Dem not the ole 1 haled.
eke
Had ))tat sone down ..wt 1 had seamed her.
AM thL. nae IauWg Heid to e.e :
— 'Why, Jack. it's re• r It was., ever.
A rho rlemma
The world is • comedyto those that
think, a tragedy to those at feel.—Horace
Walpole.
Work u the issvitable condition of hu-
man life, the true metro of human welfare.
—Tolstoi.
Kind words are benediction& They are
mot only instrument of power, hat of los
nevolanee and courtesy; blessings both to
the speaker and bearer of them. -- Frederick
Saunders.
A woman's best qualities d0 not reside
3 her intellect, Trot 3 her affections_ She
gives refreshment by her sympathies, rather
than by her knowledge. - Samuel Smiles.
There's On possiLiiity of being witty with-
out • tittle ill -nature; the malice of • good
thing is the barb that maks It s,iej
Sheridan.
There is .nthing more prec. deme to . sae
than his will; there is n.,thing Our he ne
ngnwith so much reluctance. --.1. (b.
Rolland
Wealth cumin purebsse any great gds
or convenience. Riebs are only the aloes
of sociality. Henry 11. Thoreau.
Rear, individual has • place to fiU in the
world, and is impnrtaat is some •ar�smt�
whether he chooses to be ea or not. —liew�
therms.
ceeemerpl.tl.t 7100 par ..analog Pavement,
(n ppwrpl•ting street zinc fee building
purposes {{og hewn tried with ennaid.r•hle
sacc s in Germany, the sine condo=
well with the Dopper. The dee is
wink soda ted purified wick • weak acid
bath. is twenty four parte of water one
part of refined verdigris ted twelve parte et
cream of tartar .re atmnlv,d, and the min -
tors is heated t0 the bel trg pant, whoa
three or bier parts of Spanish whits ere
added. The Water iw dme.rmpos.d tad see
eipicat*d es line emirate. The .lark-Bolee
lipoid, after filtering, ate he sued as • bath
for the sheet sine or ter the penleatioe at
eepper picas pool•withAa imtaevab .alae
objets ran he ptbet.d wthe copper gr
Iuticem and • k castpoced that era keg
brushed The prefer is d vales far ask&
teet.rsl purpose where it ie defied M
remedy
emade •aybr - AWN of doh seo
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" 1 have been afflict -
Biliousness. " ed with biliousona
" a n d constipation
Constipation.•• for fifteen yearn ;
Stomach first ease and then
' another prepars-
Palns. " tion was suggested
" tome and tried but
" to no purpose. At last a friend
" recommended August Flower. T
"took it according to directions and
" its effects were wonderful, reliev-
ing me of those disagreeable
" stomach pains which i bad been
" troubled with so long Words
" cannot describe the admiration
" in which I hold your August
" Flower—it has given me a new
" lease of life, which before was a
" burden. Such a medicine is a ben-
"efaction to humanity, and its good
"qualities and
"wonderful mer- Jesse Barker,
"its should be
• made known to Printor,
"everyone suffer- Humboldt,
" ing with Iyspep-
"aia or biliousness Kansas. •
C. G. GREEN, Sale Maa'fr,Woodbury,li j.
RAM'S HORN WRINKLES.
Z(taard'. Yatme•t for 1. everywhere.
Any wcrk is lard work to • lazy man.
The bigger the pocketbook, the steelier
the Bible.
The devil lows to tot his hands on good-
hearted people.
Money that has no religion in it i• apt to
bars the fingers.
The surest way to become good-looking is
to behave tli.t way.
There is no real jcy,_lo giving t0 the man
who dues not give ball-enou,h.
Did you ever know • mean man who
wasn't proud of he wife's religion
If the tomb -stuns were reliable, the devil
would soon be westing ino.iruiog.
It u hard to understated, bow sone then
ono profess so mach and do ao little.
So moo ever finds out how bard his wife
to please till 1e begins to build • hones
When you End • man who has the cour-
age to live witbiu kw income, you find •
hero.
It can do no harm to try Freeman's Wo. o
Puwders if your child is ailing, feverish or
fretful lm
Prove that • Christian life may be lived
one day end you prove that it may be lived
...rev era
The toss who worrier about things be
caa'e help saes the dei it • great dol of
hard work.
The devil generally goes to proven with
the moa who goes into hu closet and leaven
the door open.
Om way to shorten the rim •d God is to
see bow much you can do to discourage
your preacher.
The fact that men have devilieb nature
is all the proof that is needed to show that
there is • devil.
There are people who love God with all
their heart who are afraid to trust kW with
• dollar of their money-.
A single scratch may arae • festering
sore. Victoria Carbolic Salve rapidly
heals cute, wounds, bruit e, burse and all
sores. 1 m
There are people that claim dist they are
willing to do aaythiog for the Lord, who
sever think of going to church on . rauy
Sunday. •
• Pie vase sense.
Of health and strength reeewed and of maw
and oomtort follows the moot Syrup of Figs,
as it acts in harmony with natrre,to .ei.t-
ually cleans the system when costive or
halloo•. For sale in 75c bottles by •11 Issd-
ios druggists. 1m
M et tan •.loot•.
.hoot ala Chiesa° News Beoord.
" Is the doctor in ! "
" Yes, but be's resting to -day and ain't
see soy one. There was • childr.e's party
in the block night before last."
s ty en Tats
Gsmsss,,-- We have six children, and
have relied os Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry for the past twelve yearn
in all oases of dlsrrMea and summer com-
plaints, and it never fails to cure.
Mss. ANNA Auss,
a Harley, 0.t
twew Zarb Oskar Te. Welt.
From the Chimera brew. Record.
" I wonder why Miss Trevino. and Mt.
Smith are sot engaged. They've bees gotmg
together for two years.".
"Perhaps that's why."
• COMAS
Gmvnswsa.—My brother sugared frees
.umrner complai.t aid was extremely week
w. tried sway remedies bat without Week
At lam. my aunt advised ter to try Dr.
Fowler's EL—tract of Wild Strswbeny, .ad
before he lad takes ore beetle be wens oared.
We esaaidsr it laved his life.
Md. Ansi ti ea Cure exons,
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NOW TAKE
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FOB INSTANCE.
It makes little differ-
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the leading place in the
(;rade for years and
years has been occupied
by
E. DOWNING,
Cor. Rest -at. and Square.
P.S.—The latest and beat Spring
and Summer designs just to hand,
YOU KILL ONE FLY
12 come to the funeral
TA if GLEFOOT STICKY FLY PAPER CATCHES
the whole procession.
Poison Papers, Insect Powder.
PURE PARIS GREEN.
LINE JUICE. ---Hire's Root Beer 5 gals. for %e..
a delicious Sommer drink.
W. C. C000E, - THE CHEMIST,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
We have just rewired a very choice lot of
NEW TEAS!
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BLACK, GREEN AND JAPANS
shoe we gasea.tee M sall at Meat
10 Cents per Poun& G'hieaper
Than can be bought fromA trial order will elm
vines you of the trn(�ess of this astIon'
sell the bed owns obtainable.
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