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TUR SIGNAL : GODKRICH. ('NyT., THIIkSDA Y, SEPT. 13. 1RM4.
Mra. J. ii. HoRsN vont, 154 Pacific
Ave., sante ('ruz, ('al., writes:
" Wiese a girl at school, in Beading,
Ohio, I bad a severe attack of brain
fever. Ou my recovery. I found myself
perfectly bald. and, for a long time, I
feared I should be permanently so.
Friends urged mei to use Ayer's Bair
Vigor, and, on doing so, my hair
Began to Grow,
end I now hare as Ane a head of hair as
one could wish for, bring change -d, how-
ever, from blonde to dark brown."
" After a flt of sickne++, my hair come
out in cumbfulla, 1 ua.•d two bottles ot
Ayer's Hair Vigor
and now my hair is over a yard long
and very hull and heavy. I have rent:ee-
mended this pr.•paru•ion to others with
like goof rtf.•rt."—Mr*. Sideoy Carr,
141)D Regina et., Harrisburg, Pa.
"I have used flyer's Bair Vigor for
nevem) years ..i. :.haat. obtained Gating
factory result.- I know It is the best
preparation for the hair that is mote."
—.O. T. Arnett, Mammoth Spring, Ark.
Ayers Nair Vigor
IH.Imrsd by Dv..LC. Ater t Co., L0 ., .far.
READS UKE A NOVEL.
Mew an Ahaeender (iN..d N inn -wren.
eases Arrest. -
A Quebec despatch says : A sensational
story a recounted hero from Ur. Spurr, •
member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
England. 1)r. Spurr 'Locomoaiise • certain
Mr. Annandale, who appears to pave been
the victim of • clever triok, if the story r
true.
In December last • mac named Arnott, of
Newcastle, Eaglaod, an employee of a bank,
ma le off with • considerable sum of money
His destination was Baltimore, aid, On sr
riving at Baltimore Arnott fell from a car
rinse and broke he arm. His bed neighbor
in the hospital was Annandale.
Arnott suddenly left the hospital, chang-
ing hi. clothes for those of Annandale. The
latter w.+ then suffering from • lung disease
which was thought incurable.
Under hie fake name Arnott was able to
travel about in disguise, and succeeded,
however, in dodging the authorities.
One night in • railway accident Arent'
was killed. The coroner of the place pm- -i
seeded ia the usual manner about the in. I
guest, and he, not knowing what had hap• ,
paned in England as to Arnott'e crime, genii
• telegram to Arnott's wife announcing hie
death.
Tht New York police still continued to , i
hunt for Arnott under the name of Amite- f
dale, and Annandale was ermined on 1e•. -
tog the hospital, the detectives believing
him to be Arnott, and in February Annan. , k
dale was extradited to Englund.
Mrs. Arnott, upon seeing the prisoner, f e
dsel•nd he was not her boyhood. The
prisoner went from Liverpool to London and
from the litter place to Newcastle, where
.o one could identify him, and the wide,
declared she had learned of the deathndhetr
husband in Baltimore. The oorooer ofw as•
timore testified to having held an iaindst
upon the body of • man earned Arnett, ...y•
papers were found on the corpus showing
that deceased was presentably named Ar•
test
Annandale was then givee his liberty and
soughs bele from the American onset i.
London. While sick and almost dying i.
Leedom. Dr. Spurr manacled Annandale and apo
on his reoevery brought him to Canada, his nig
native plan Aa andale declares he is en. so
tag
to suth English authorities tot $50, -
damages
NOW AND THIN.
O. now and thee Here mum* a war
Whoa all ear skim an krtekt.
And •II of nfe's•pe'atated way
Is cathed les iiiteilea Kiln;
w hare masa hide so Sterns beneath;
tt Las lose tsa no allot
And avphfr. full .4 perfume breathe
rn,m out Ihe hill,..( )0,
The present as a beetles thing
The twat will live for ate.
And •11 It•store of imasa res brine
Forever a,td • day.
And after shalt the e. hoes coma
roe, time. reeding shore
Koch day will glean • pleasure from
The day tbat are no wore.
Oh, aeearles of sects. awake!
Aid glad the weary sow ;
A wreath of recollect toes mak,
To crown the drean.er'. Lew.
Olt. client tutu'. and vanished hand.
Snug hark the golden sheaves !
The ripple of the waters and
The laughter of the leaves
Mass Waterman. la Ckle e. Journal.
A JEALOUS ,WIFE,
'i wouldn't marry her, it i were
you"'
That was the gist of his friend's roan •
Gel, spoken or implies They all ad-
mitted her graces of person. heart and
mind. But the undeniable fact of her
jealousy remained
A jealous woman.' his aunt assured
him, "can make any man miserable...
"A jealous wife.' declared his near
est friend. will make you wish you had
taken my advice• which is that the int •
mortal Weller gave to his son 'Don t
marry a vidder.' be said. Go 'hang
yourself fret. an' you'll be glad on it
arterward" I am Kennel) ptnous
enough to paraphrase that 'Go hang
yourself before you marry a jealous
woman. and you'll be glad on it arter-
ward ""
But Harold
When was 1 m W ink e
ever apt to listen to anything so dime
greeable as common sense"' And he was
in love, honestly, mint -en -1y and passion-
ately. So he married Norine Hale. and
was most ridiculously happy for two
!men. Their life altogether w-aseitnply
ideal. His few faults he corrected. If
faults she had. they retrained undis-
covered by him. a hie day he summoned
courage to tell her the remarks that had
been made concerning her jealoay diitpo-
sition.
She looked up at him with ;.'rate,
shining eyes.
"1 do love loyalty," she replied. sim
pl)'•
And it may be he would never have
discovered et all that Norine wan jeal.
oils if it were not forth.. bnrglary.
Harold Groves was a lawyer. He
transacted much of his business at
honie, and had in hire .tidy a large desk.
in which he kept papers of importance,
deeds and memoranda relating to the
affairs of his clients The deck looked
sadly nuttily, and, in the opinion of
Norine. was a decided blot in the ex-
quisitely neat little motu, where some
of their pleasantest hour were spent
"Harold." she said to him one even -
ng. as she leaned over his chair. and
emoothrd back hie dark hocks caress-
ngl)- with her pretty white fingers. "I
really shall tidy rep that desk one of
hese days. The litter of dusty !Milers.
rooks and pipes ie positively disgrace
nl."
He gave her a glance of alarm
•'Ihu't—for mercy's sake, dearest' I
now now where t., put my hind on
verything 1 want—don't'"
lint the fear that she aright do so in
diced him to lock his desk: and keep it
locked thereafter. NtieitM noticed it
and langhrl.
„At least you—wave shat the disorder
out of eight," she avowed gayly ' My
threat wax efficacious to that extent
Indeed. dear, how you can ever tell one
of thou::, tiresome documents of yours
from another is a mystery to the "
A certain blue. starlit March night
ey went upstairs, leaving the cozy
rtment in dainty order. During the
ht Norine was awakened by what
tended like a click. She sat bolt op
ht in bed.
Whoa Perkiest Your Trask.
Gather from the four corners a( the dons•
Dile those things which will be seeded and
leave to • lore rest those net weeded.
Roll tightly .1l mailer ender garments,
eight -dresses, tower, eta, tbus wonting
much mere room.
W rap Diol boot, dipper and shoe in a
pie st timer paper, tie mates together and I d
clip them into oosve.lant crevices. I the
Put all toilet appunesaaose, each *spar con
away m • soft bug, is a corner at l out,
or top of the trunk.
Stsi with eases paper the ribbon loops
ea basest •d h.t, the deeyee of dresses
ma Mee et hems sad dippers. ( over waist
Wrinoiap with the sure paper.
Pia lapse to laps sad sides of headgear,
sod Mak these tapes te sides ef the hat box,
tins westing hat tied be..st from being
crushed or meshed.
Ower the Dantente e( are trunk with •
large. soft oath, .ad pin to the outside of
this • paper east i.ag • list of the 000.
leas e/ that p.rtisel.r Creak.
Leek the trunk sad t the key is your
prem. mad year purse in the psek« .f the
them ieu will wear while revelling. —Geed
rare se Fwd.
"Hark'" she breathed. "Listen,
Harold'"
Doth listened intently.
"It is a eery cold night." he said, at
length "You merely hesrl the frost
cracking on the window pane. Go to
sleep, love."
Besmeared. she did as bidden, but, on
being aroused early by the servant's Cry
01 teni•y, .he hastened down to find
lower rooms in a state of extreme
fusion Drawee had been pulled
the desk of the waiter tones]
papers were scattered broadcast in
an evident search for valuables.
"My ruby ring'.. cried Mrs. (troves.
"1 left it on the mantel last night. And
my watch was in the chins.* cabinet —
where I put my pocketbook- Send for
the police, Harold' They have all been
stolen ,,.
i shall go." cried Groves.
And he started off on a run.
For •eve, al moments Norm. stood
staring amend in bewilderment Then,
mechanically, she began to
he
disordered apartment. She pipickked t p
the pieces of a shattered vase, threw
then, in the grata, straightened a twist -
per,. lilted some mattered abases
per. laid them an the leaf of her
band's fotosd desk, and suddenly
rested a step, turning very white.
before her, hating evidently been
wide, in Pie hope of
Med servants, mad ld.ee, too sea, ed dr
bett.ewiven, barn • great deal tee mace fe. 1 hue'
1. sophist. it hi simply waste Se 811 tip t he I ret
grate with seal and then path and poke is OremI
til it nearly mels the t•r d the .neve. w, d
y tbr.se the
is a all treed eel. vY`sa the deet haw
leg • man •hevellei M • lime era beep the
wee la piste medition 6nd enol s
Ming ea top d awe .. jest/ r fled se ar
the •...m hs... Whoa • * le item
Fes saes maim it meek sol leder:
drying
mos. b telags with • rb _ we
deones e v sod le5drivsa 6i •e __iia
heal. bat M tee three M twilts
K nog oda eisfelablf
tsar. ywhoa is It was
am IRP i'm
dim written.
M wesrd ►,e ss
money. was a square morocco boa is
the box was • bundle of lettere and a
photograph The letters were in a
wemas'e head, sod the satiliy pieMM
lase was that of Norina's dearest Mend.
She held tight b • chair lark, On hasp
item Atlas Hee temples throbbed
Seib drove w pallor hose her
The bum la her sere eras
if the NMpH letter., reed head. tom.
N
just seek a lem&-letaer Y say
• 'illy •oniony eget
Mad
_ ` hlaab 'Teailki.asa Mb. new pangs
sheet, ,opened. glanced throng
brief. mel littk note It was.
" t1 r dear,' It out. -I se bas
to r. 11 is good• y we mum ea)
emelt wetter ss t But tint cud by
We mart k..1. uo believing In eau
Gad Duping for tilting* happiness r
It shall surely conn,.—1'utar deiol
lila "
Hark ' Thera were footsteps —
The youmt wife hastily replaced
letters, draw balk from the desk
nett inataut Harold. accwmpwn
policemen and detectives, was
room. He weni directly to Nori
"My love," he said. "what a
this hes given you ' Yoe are w
a ghost
She thrust his gentle hand aim
"1 am very well," she said.
And all the time the was gang
and over in her mind the details
boabantre acqualntence with
Hubbard. He had known her
childbood—king before he met N
She recollected keg telling her
had gone to dancing .chuul toge
but she had never dreamed that
in love with Annie, or she tit
Now she knew that it wan so,
treasured her letters. her picture.
undentocd why bet had locked his
He hail married her for her money
ing Annie Hubbard all the time.
fact was patent and plain
All day long she went around
woman in • dream. She was very
and her lips were rigidly set
changed appearance and demean
husband attributed to the fright eh
Ind. And the whole time one te
thought wag beating itself in aI
brain, •Ton love them both.
stand in their sunshine. Move out o
Toward evening ehe left the h
walked to a drag store, entered,
for a certain powder, at once came
and deadly.
The clerk looked at her cnrionaly
cis abe gave her the package
her >3s went home. Harold was
She sat down and wrote hint a new 1
Yon accused cue of being jealous,
wrote. " I don't think I was—I kit
+un. I have read Annie's letters to
f I had dreamed before I married
hat you caret for each tither I would
one then what 1 am •bunt to do now.
It ,teethed a long time before the
ook effect, but at last she felt the
rel sense of unconsciousness cree
pon her.
It was almost eleven o'clock w
arold, who had been on a wild
hese after the burglars, reached
wn door. A voice out of the shad
r to him.
'' Mr. (troves, I've been waiting
Jim Maud.'
Oh res --ref cotifae. Wait, and
t this door open." 1'
"No -Ll only wish to speak to p6
content Ton did me a gland tura
ear, when I was miles deep in t
wsuit. and couldn't Ira yon. I th
e d00e gun One flow. V onr w
cue into my drugstore to night
rt know me. t,ut 1 knew her.
keel for morphine—an amount 11
•uld be a fatal dine. she looked w
d strange, I gave her a harm
latiye powder. 1 may hare been m
ken in regard to hererident inteatio
t 1 don't think • ..
'My tied' hlnrmnnnl Ciro
Thank you, Jim," he said thea
He let himself in, went quietly n
re, noiselessly cantered the room
rine lay asleep . the note she h
tten was on a small table beside tl
He took up the sheet—real a le
Ill, desperate words. Then h
plied the note on the floor betwee
table and the lw.l It was late nix
ruing wine Norine lifted her ben
We,
Well. you lazy girl'" cried a dear
iliar voice, "i'01 tired waiting break
for you. I never knew you
p so late I hear they're caugh
intruder.. I hope so--althong
didn't get very much. I sups
thought they had a great fin
n they broke open the hocked bo
h Dave Harding gave me to k
tn. when his folks broke up th
agement between him and Anni
bard. and sent him out west. How
in a letter I got from him only
morning, he writes me that the
of true love is running smooth
n. and that he is coming back
any Annie nett month. Mahe
, dear. The chops will be like
r"
left the room. She looked wildly
d for her note, picked it up
he draught from the window must
blown 1t off the table Was ever
ything .o fortunate? But bow did
young druggist happen to make
a mistake? the' I have bees wicked
ked! Ftegtes me, dear God, my
my rash attempt, both dark
I will never again doubt your love,
I"
, io the sweet humility of her
nth' never did. —Hate Cleary,
Y. Weekly.
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"I .m very meek petaled about
DIckie noddles," end one young wo-
man.
"I dost end him so interesting as all
that," replied another.
"it takes an emergency to develop
character. We want rowing together
the other evening—he employed $ man
to handle the oars—and do you know he
never attempted to rook the boat. "
Le there anything puzzling about
that Y'
"('ertdnly. 1 don't know whether
to attribute it to intelligasc. or in•
aide Seery Lear
He planed hie head apes Ne kerb
..Yoe .Meanie fmsgise." he protested.
fdv 11111111I
">fa►ry
me, ill wed, "the weft
• sabIllionilliedlitria fes we/ dm
velem her h.sialigekiet to her ties &s-
him a-II►ra.ey SAID
THIIOUGH THE FLAWS.
.eery h.m M (iw•Naer .w Woe et
mew'. Geer.
Tree the atilestrele Tribune,
Wena Sara Lsaa, Miea..hspt. 2.—T .
expernenes e( Inline., James Rees ea to
doomed Vile is ear Nis will trot he met
with man than este m • lifetime and reale
tike • chapter .t bermes He was breaths
in to Isis home this seer•ieg at 11:30 o'elssk
es the lint r.lid true, •eeemp---d by
Mrs. Root, whe Ines him at Pine Illy. His
injuries do a osesiet of seven bursa He
r a1sring frees seven mental strain Gad
the awful physical ordeal threagh which be
went. He eafeered heat se intoe that
weaker men would bate died hew its el -
beta, .ad all the way dung then fearful
run be woe compelled to breathe the Dedi-
cating tutees of smoke lbat mads eight of
the day. se blase was it The oats oe his
taw .ad meek frees tap falling glees of hie
cab window are trot eaten, .ad the deet.,.
say LIMA •hl be steeds to pall bias through in
rest and absolute TINA
Abut 6 o'clock His eveuag, alter he
bed home» .oalewhet rented, • reporter
was admitted to the darkened sew. in which
he was lying a hu home ea the oer.•r el
laaal.rt arras sad Fifth street. He was
aasble to say mon thee • hilt dean word.
at • time without stopping to rest, vol
sometimes hie words were cut short by •
spasm et pato. But the .tory m his own
ward• w Nnlliag almost beyond comp '-
sea After Mrs. Root bad meisfered olds
lips with odd water the e.gimter seek bask
mires the e..110as o. his Beed, and foe .
moment closed his .)seas be recalled t0 he
memory the .ore. of the eight before.
Thea In • voice scarcely loader than • wh s
per he began -
, Whoa w. loft Ihulutb Saturday after -
aeon the atr was heavy with amok,. At
('barktoo the amok• was so thick that it be-
came neoesmry to light the headlight, whiok
was dose by Fireman Jack McGowan. 1
+poke to Jack about it, and .aid I gnawed
w• were going to Imre rain. We sever
thought the fire was .o near u.. 0. sad oe
through the Dight of smoke the engine rush-
ed on ita way to Hies/ley. We were dee
there at 4 o'clock, mad arrived three
utile Mts. As 1 pulled into the station
an excited mob of people who took m
by storm. That was the tint intitn&
heti that we were leo near the tire
people were terror *tricker. 1 cou
have started the engine without r
peewee down on the track m front
I received no orders, and es my taw
completely filled with passengers wh
boarded it while we were standing th
was about to pull eke throttle to er
Hinckley bridge when a wall of flame
tea feet high Durst through the
amok@ right in front ot my engine, ca
oflall hope of making the brides. I no
that the wind was from the south, and
then that the Are must have alined,
the bridge and destroyed It, an I rev
the engine and mew began • r•oe wit
dente. heck from Hinckley.
" There was not much time for thin
bot I remembered a .hallow marsh, k
as
north of Hinckley, and I made •.p my
to reash that lake, come what might.
was no other saivati.n. The wind was
ing the tire in the same direetiof we were
going, and the flames raced along in the tall
arse. on tenth .ides of us, almost keeping
pace with the .peed of the train. I put on
my heavy coat and pulled it over may head,
and Jack get hack In the manhole of the
tank. He would stand up and throw water
over Inc as long se he mould nand the hest,
and then he would retreat to the manhole
again. end in that way we got to Skunk
lake, not more then two minutes before the
flames. We ]tiled oat of the cab, Jack and
I, cutting of the air and kicking the curs
down abut two ear tennis., sod made fee
the lake, getting there just as the Are atrack
aa At was awful."
Engineer Root continued, after resting •
moment. And'i hope I may never (dye in
go through such an experience again. The
fire swept right over ss., •.d we bud to lie
flat in the water for • tinge After the first
sheet of flame pawed over us it wet not so
bud, but .till the heat was terrific The
woods were burning all argent na,aod to add
to the horror of the tine the train caught
on fire and As slaw fiercely, radiat-
ing an awful Leat, width affected us almost
as much as the first Aro, we were .0 near
the truck. For fear hours we remained in
the water, and thee the ground h. te
cool soAdeiently at the edge of the hike M
that we were saabled to stand of the bunk
by wrapping our heads i. moats. Later i
went to the espies sad mak dews on to
bot lent of the oab, the aeglse having pair
ed through the fiery ordeal almost oaee•tb-
ed. I did not fall asleep. Int into • kind of
stupor, from which I was sot felly amend
until • reaming party wage for us with
head oars. Se far as I know there were
tan two per on our tela who host their
livr l yseaswere • couple of Chines'''.
who ooeld an be gotten off the train, and
they were harmed to death ea t1. ears. It
meet have beta • terrible experien.e to
than woman sad little address who passed
the ■irb$ in the water d the lake."
" Hew did you net away fres. Sleek
Lake?" the reporter asked. as Seglaen
Rost stepped to red a few momenta Gad
called for sense mer. water.
W •tad Mss. unstl .lout 6 o'olook
in
the m.oraire, wtrta • rdlet party .an»
thrwngh free. Missi0. Cr..k. sheet fear
miles South .f Resold.,. en head oar,. It
was impossible to rima an eagles through.
and they took as away, • few ata time, ea -
the satin ■■esker was safely leaded as
Mimiea Creek, *beau we were token al •
weak tram to lie. (lit At that point we
were taken an beard the Duluth eped•I.sd
brought bas."
F.egi.eer Rest is • alga of the rugged.
b•rlem. type ea eoma»nly met with b Iia
walk el life. He ie 61 years sM sad bas
run un eerie* es she Duluth read wen
year., and dense meet .t that time be hes
pelted the Duluth limited paseeager trans
he nrer_Mle Jade&
The late Rir William Beepis, of British
THE WIZAROOP OODEN-
ls.ease. ,Mme. — ate • threes We
eetilases.e the sew Jaime mimes
Duman. N.J., Saps. S.—Wizard Edison
et Melee sad U.wellys parks. W beers
the wisard d thl. plass. Bedew be mads
kis appsreaoe here then res •dhiag lit •
kw .'.stored farm bNl.r, • dation and
mems boles is the crewed. how every -
tang Is shamed. A ball deem big
tags ailed wt sensbi0.ry are .nattered
sheet, f t cess w ma the range, name
el ease dramas bee..s bail heavy ads
bars and •ed the piece is fell el a..
deity. Investor Mise.. it r mad, hes
sp. et nearly 52,000,000 n Ogden He hes
erected, ab.pdoeed sad ton dews b.d4 a
mad machinery with extraordinary prodigal•
sty, std the. lar ►e bask.'. have rashest'
o ut • eagle omit area tb.V mve isatL
Jest whoa at .seated Net he ara.g.elic pre
ser of rendes ore was a ,wag.e and • re-
turn for the stockholders was is sight, Mr.
Itdt... became dissatisfied will to ponder.
gee rollers u whink the ors was angled.
sad pas Mee merinos Lots them all oat •ad
emit them away. Then be set t work ani
made sew sad more pnedere.as relate after
idea. .l bee owe WVlns these were Garb-
ed it wee final that the bolls would nes
mere thew, and It was Geo nary to lancet
• mw method to tet the gnat wheels is
metier Bristly stated, Mr. ><.tuan'. pre
owe is that : He proposed with ►r gree
rollers to grind woe ore into powder .ad
pe.s the powder le.git.dtnally over • rub-
ber belt ..d over • series of ..teen. The
m.gesta an expected to separate the iree
frees the rook. The whole propos s t be
meek draper thea smelti.e. There is so
be Oldham u it !.r Ma company. New
Jersey is to be motored to the are. pine,
aaloeg iron prod.ci•g stair, sod anther
laurel wraith se * be added t, the brow
e ( Thomas Edina
" Will he seemed, do you 'beak ' ' on of
the brightest moa u his employ was asked
1111"
1. oler day.
' I thigh he will," was the asswer "He
ie • great deal inserter man, though, Nis
1 Ain, or he could sot."
No thought of failure clouds the blow
of the inventor. He is the same frank,
smooth faced, boy -liked Kdteml that he wag
tea years ago Whim he krnetbusy ap
mils all the •ev-by ea. hMei. we
d M
new
*Ib fuooy stories use
y y `
y trsie works as of old 3o ahome•
use hi i 'fret 7.11, without aa lert-isli.or sleep.
Id not I — ---
of me.
In wag
o had
ere, I
or the
fully
rolling
stun
teed
koew
crossed
enol
h the
king,
noon
kunk Lake, about mitmitmiles bask end
mind
Then
blow.
('elumba•, w•. • trig. essea4es. A tittle
while ago the jaunted... et the previa.*
isms wader hie mastic were. Se milmes
the tuner. servos( wader Allo were very
seventy dealt with. For example, 1n 18(3
• was was decreed is Vidsrla with k01hg
mother men with • sandhog. sad 1. the
bee of the Jaysti tansies .p M. jury
breves is •'.041.1 of "Net gaily " this
ealwid ter thew • vary seemed *Neal •d-
maai1oa Said the yeti Joists :—
'Vest
/erase lou, est mina
bitty, year that
.
mimes will rem the edgers el
sash • direreadel media. Meay
U..s of each esedest r Teen will
woke
trialby jury •• heerdt. ir.., mei the dip
sf Tweeds a nest et 0.111f t ted erne.
IP M
Asa time» M•• p sere, the
ewe diem t Imp
rteatthiled
lilti taw a Mama worm Hagen
Good cigars are
now high
priced,
because of
high
tariff laws.
MASTIFF
PLUG CUT
b maisinQ
pipe-.5moki4
popular because it
Qives more ter the
money.
J. B. PACS Tolman Os.. mlehneed, v
aid MtaN
en. Can.
ers
et Aseassles.
.. Ab," remarkedthe belt se the buena,
" I think I bare semyou bdsra"
" if yea ever did," 'spiked the bran
curtly , '• 1 was eat d pinna"
That looking wash sae be yeiohly eased
, by Barna 1 agyard's Neural Barnlbs.
emyM.w ntf.dl.ae.
Customer—Hew de Tee use this insect
powder Clerk—Ga.
New Clerk—Ga the laeeots. ma'am.
DRAM Sar, --I have Sea snag
Blood B sten fee bods and skis disarm.
lel
liked 1t very geed as • eon. As
*rob airy I have also toed it neeyd
o-
bli MrA
M. SAAR HAMILTON,
2w Maetrsal, (leer
unniag
(Mysteries of the
HUMAN BRAIN !
The latest discovery in the sci•nti
6o world is that nerve centres located
in or near the bass of the brain oon
trol ail the organs of th' body, and
when the nerve °entree are
dsrseged the organs which they
supply with nerve fluid, or nerve
he's, are also deranged. When it
is remembered that a serious injury
to the spinal e°rd will ease paralysis
of the body below the injured point,
bemuse the Gene force is prevented
by the injury from reselling the para-
lysed portion, it will be understood
bow the derangement of the nerve
'entree will Baum the derangement
sit the various organs whish they
supply with nerve fares: that is, when
a sures centre is deranged or in any
way diseased it ie impossible for it
to supply the ease quantity of none
Isco• as when in a healthful modi-
fies ; hose the organs which dopsed
upon it far nerve forme suffer, and are
suable te properly perform
work. and as as remit disease m
iY appearance.
At least toss -thirds of our ehronie
diseases and ailments are dm to the
importing widen'( the nerve metres
at the bags of the brain. and not Sona
a derangement primarily erigiaating
i• the omen itself. The great mis-
mkl of physieianr in (realm the
diseases is timed they trent the eegsog
- and not the nerve oentree, which are
the came of the trouble.
The wonderful intoe wrought by
the Great Booth American Navies
Toni' are dim alone to the fact that
this remedy is based upon the fore-
going principle. It carve by rebuild-
ing and strengthening the nerve
metres, and thereby inereming the
supply of nerve fore' or nervous
This remedy has been band d
infinite value for the ears of Nervous-
ness, Nervous Prostration, Nervous
Paroxysms, Sleeplessness, Forgetful.
neat, Mental
Pnedne'y. Names.
nese of Females, Hot Fls.hee, Sisk
Heds'hs. Heart Dismal The and
bottle will convince anyone that a
ears is serines,
Smith Aaeti.an Nervine is with-
out doubt the greatest remedy ever
dimovsr'd Its the ears of Iadigggggu
Dyspepsia, and all Oltroatio Bieessek
Wou...a. beams it seta tkgillekilb•
turves. It gives rebel in one day.
end absolutely .(.ete a permanent
sure in 'very instance, Do not
allow your pridadisse. or the peeks -
diem of ethers. le keep you from
ruing this health -giving remedy. It
is based on the result of yeah of
Miaatile 'enaareh sad study. A
single bottle will eoevioss the mese
teerduloes.
ot !of
gt
The Signa
ease mere oalkai=1 sitaaatell le as
Joh whish mess-
pmesdlibittis the eines Me the prelim
ead proper easeenee sl aU deism et
moat may moues mwathiog yea meg
be ie mei aed me\ sue we aril
at few jfellois. "Whig eadliwaS
that ear moons to please will mew with
she approval el ear mines
This useful site is kept ia the
=of qualities same as
While
In this line we have a very la
stock of fine writing papers mit
able for every class of
represented in this locality, ours
prising laid and wove, linens,
quadrille and other papers, ruled
or unruled. as may be required.
are not so generally need, they Ill
an important place in commercial
oorrespondanoe. See what we''s
got under the above heads.
the order of the day the demand
for account paper would not be
ao great ; but there are some men
who get so many dunnent that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. We dealt intend it to,
and at present Nor stock is cum
plete * this line Idle tour sizes
SkaterfteMs
Both single and double dollars
anti cents (*Atones. They come
cheaper than bill beads, and are
the proper thing to send after a
delinquent once • month. They
are sure to fetch him 'round—
Now, it would be hard to get
along without envelopes, and to
keep up with the 4iemand for
them we keep • large stock on
itand. We have now about a
hundred thousand in stock, and
the prices will range from 7k. to
B2.00 per M. We handle cow
mercial and legal siaes exclusively
lia,11 already been partially SSIBIll
erated in some of the heads above.
There is, however, a vast amoun
of work under this head that to
enumerate woukl more than take
up the entire space occupied by
this adv't, but we do it all at Tee
to an "At Home" or a wedding
require considerable taste in selec
tion sometimes, but we make it
easy matter by keeping in
stock the very latest and best
samples W be had. Call and sec
of entertainments and meeting.
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elant
with cord and pencil attached.
We aim to excel in all the differ
ent kinds of work we turn out,
but especially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all requires:meta
This heed covers a large range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to a neat calling card, from an or-
dinary admission ticket to a tasty
business card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket.
I? otters
Oar facilities for turning out tide
clam of work are evidenced by the
fact that the great bulk ol it its
done by us. This line also in-
cludes
which our three fast -running job
presses are able to tarn out in a
surprisingly short time.
belong to the poster department
oleo, and we make • specialty et
them—promptness being oar skie
in this respect. A belies of ask
will appear in IONAL free d
charge when bills for same ere get
in the typographical prialing fine
am be done hi this estabFelinemil
in aa eirpedithens and ardeds
menner and
styli reatossaM4.
ers and edge Oisliesiesses et dr
ems