Lucknow Sentinel, 1887-12-02, Page 7-
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'• The1'Orreer',0 Seventy lrifarff,
Ah • t there be, is, lad, at the plen04;
Ile beats the -boys for work, .
"And whatsoe'er the taskiniliht 101 '• • •
None over saw himohirk:
And ho can laugh,.too, his eyes.;
-.nun p er with inirpful tears;
And piing full many an old-tinte song,
• In 8Ilitti of seVentv veers.
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Good morning, friends I 'tis twelve k ;
Time, for a half-hour's rest,' ,10,
And fanner ,Ielintook out his him*, •••
And au it with &zest. -
" A harder !wilt it le,!'saId.lio,
• " Than following lip:these steers,
Or mending fences, far, for me •A
To feel iny seventy yeals. •
"TOtt ask nanwlay I feel so young,,
sure,lriond4, I can't tell, .
' But think, it is iny good wife's fault,
' Whe kept, me up so wdll-
, For womeireueb as she ere scarce.
In this poor vale of tears; • '
She's given me love and hope and strength
• For pier° thantorty years, • •
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And then niy hoyahave all dotes Well;
As far asthey have gone, •
• 41•Acl that thing warms an old inan's blood
And, holps him up and Ofl• ; •,!;
My girls, have neverocausod a Pb•hOF
• Or.raiseii up anitimis fears.;
• Then' Wonder not that I feel •youpg
And hald'at seventy years,
. "Why don3 My geed boys de my Work
•' And It inc sit and. rest?
' I like my own way •best.• .• • -
, • They 'have their•dtitY ; 1 have mine, .
, And till the end appears
. 1-10e1111 to-8111e11rthe,soili-rny.friendeir•
, Said the map of seventy years.
A FRIEND IN',IYEED. ' ' at3IIHRXibris •TOrICIa.
r •.. RIPAX1,1r, BOTA,A2,..... 'MX(4, , Ax.,..pu, LADIES'T ,'. coLLEtfig..,
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A Story or Man's WeaktielS. awl 17froman's . Du,•13./Acue,otates in the Bnitettn. nem- *The 31(anuoi.r in Wh-teik al 141-1.14012;000 X..OPOF
•, craeltXf3V-4019•Xerel •*firfill!i•-- • --. peutifee.thattiritehronin 'kid-04.1004LtvdId :11.7Nearly 200 student!! 1n1886.16 pad-
• . . L. ohitie petletenin in desee of a teaspoonful Last Tuesday Samuel C. Tatum, of Cin, Iiii14'aafir 1500140.atb(r4Selier1: '''14'''
0- Did -Yon: notice- that. otnren-.1.-P.0400.t -0, .before.maetspreduceit -initiate:Merl results.• cinnati, ,,Aiedi .at, the family, :mansion ,iii, teep,ityk,.......T.011:Onenees fFein-tif), tq160
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leading pawnbroker of afriend.Whoebitticed' n phthitii -the eipetireente: .hate • net yett Avondale; an .ariot9eratio enhorb. Tatum Pet`'lerM1 01e4ron.47$1.50-0404 r:Year•131
to be in his ehraja. "Poor •,f.ell°*0 nlY •• eon long enr1ngli '°°ntinuea to ascertain." :wad but 30 years of e4e,• Tpht was rePOrted;advance. inelnding MiteiOandFane. Arts.
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heart bleeds for hi: fla• boa plat left his..whether the TOMAS' are permanently hene- „no being 'a paillion,•at least: . He *14 1 r.lattlf the Music and Art. graduates of '
wedding ring,with ma -the last tie wine Adi
el, but it diminishes the expeetetation; a :peculiar n Many *aye, anci by his friends.
bound him to happier days. His is a bad which also loses its purulent character. was considered a woman hater. Since his
'4°r3'"" ' ' - ' - ' ' 'Miss PiIalaa 'CQUMai Wha.• Watt aP- death a Ptra7.40 lady has :been Been .000
.. Pointed to stewed her father ' as United ; themansion, and it now leaks out that she
. " I did not obeerve, him perticularly,."
"14 04.1i $90.4"4"` '44F9-**" "Who 41 States Marshal for the Eastern District of 1 flist ,appeared them after : Mr- Pat4P4•18
he 2" - • Missouri, has been: turned Out by the .Pre. -death and denianded tia
' "He MOO Mishap& of a well known • .. Bed her husband.
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aotresati, replied the pawnbroker with gene gdoient, • The °face bite been given to a She! shewed a. Marriage certificate that wee
Demparatio -worker named John E. Einer:1, lamed by Samuel C. Tatum and Marie
warmth," 'and he is the Victim of ' intoler-
Ben. And they da say that Paebe niade a ' Frances Eanennin on anlY Oth, 1835, and
able cruelty. Would you believe it,
the 'good Marshal. t She had pertained all the was admitted as the wife of the deceased..
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woman who, bid a. 'few uncut inionthe agoduties of the office during her father's ill.:1 Learning .that,
the lady ' game from this,
swore • to •'. (*Hely and .protect him now ness„ and under' the rules of' Civil Service rCity an investigation Wes Maqehere, and
absolutely refusee : to 'contribute More R,irra was. elitLt.lec,1.; to, succeed him. • ' . ' 1 a more „romantic story than hers it. Would.
than $25 a, Week to hie support. You be hard to conceive. $he is the daughter
F Ils which. is to ;
seem inerednleus, but I . assure you it -is , EicITF11.3 (:' IN a
d laq't "I' ict t.bi. .g. c;i14 d 4 of ' pOor but respectable ' parents. 'Four
true." • •,• • . , - *13if tail"' -t°'1?°n °z? °r e !• '• 19/4 A ' . • .\.• 1 years ago', SUS went to ,CineMnatiV *hove
who is the man ?" ' . - • the largest f.5ver Painted, hang, 880 feet . in, .. .
length b 45 ' breadth The artist Paul she entered ,e,„ , :hospital, . to ' die, . from
he,,i4,ulacinanae is lircoxb610. 0,71.yrio, 444•
. y , )41 , , , the effects. of 1 fa tumor. Here, elle
)utoand of mos. S. xi4i0,, the _Ph, _i0appoteeux,, with a 'doZklk.assis, tants_,,has n.,ro.v. eaw - serooel :, :Town, arid ,. it
been engotged constantly on the work or burlesque actress." . ,, ' .
the past six.niontlia, and some 'idea Of ite 20ea, lolvheeaud°mIdar' kfatggeiTaii !"loff ' wbac4inbunwilla%
' . A orY Of herrop .eseaped the; gentlernenie •-
lips. ' • . • magnitude can begained from thefollowing! , . ,...q -
bu----. t -of... materiels' c'•nonn-tune,11- white least 1 ,seeretly. accomplished. They. were married.
:.- -* My-old-friend-O'Flynni"--"-he-70v• - " - -' • - • ." - -r-in--Criatinnati underthefictitmusinames7or
olaimed. • "Is it possible that ho haio•-°°ra° 3'990
pounds; 61' 3'322 g.a.11°148 ;• e"ree, Herbert Linton and Fannie Thrasher. The
(turpentine), entinel ,,3 240 allons.and a car load•of , • • .
to:thief : fiteange that r AK tot, recognize .- , P • ,a , . g „ ,. • .• ' young ladyIs parents never knew their. son-
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in-law ' by -any -data -00,-MeT4.-.HOWever;#0-
" Ah,. Sorrow and privation have altered ExrEsts say that curtains and lino laced rung wife induced. him to remaro her by
him, greatly." • .• , can be .made of malleable iron or steel. At is Saler right name; and to do this they
1. must haste andovertake, him;.per- the centennial exhibition it piece of steel vita. to Buffalo, N.Y., whore, on July etb.„
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haps Something' May be done ere It s too, rolled by it mill in Pittsburg was ste thin 1885, they were married nutlet their proper
late." .; • •• ' , • . , that it weighed leer) than it ha*leaf and names. They returned to Cincinnati,
. So saying, tbe gentleman hastened from Could he • blown loff the hand easier.. than • where they have since been hiring, but still
the shop -and in it fear. •moment's had over. 'paper the Came size. . The sheets. for steel.
takiwthe unfortunate Man: • : . la" will be roiled down to it low, gouge emd. 'under the name. of Linton, ' The hubband,
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of :course, carried on the dual role Of Her.
• " lirockholst,"' he Said gently, "what is the patterns pressed into them -The lace bar( Linton and Samuel , Tatum. The
alt this hear? You reduced to poverty' ;. can be made light or heavy, and: ie suitable ainpie have visited the Emennin family .1,,n.
you, whose • Wife' could .gratify your every forladiese.' and 'children's. underWeer, arid' this city, but thefneVer•ltneW their. son,m-,
wish V' ' • • . •••; 'l:_lerhalir!-101-trinitulog-hato-o-wr..aFf-ana- lAvr 13 -SF -any -other natnethan Linton, until
"1 knoW pet how you hate, learned my ;deesees.; '' ' . . • . •• 'after his death, when the. theater 4:4 the
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gad' story, • dear • boy," ' said O'Flynn; Tun word" dude". is ' about. to receive young wife received it , letter ,:from her
brokenly, "hat it is.trge. I ,have borne , official' re.00gnition froth- lexitodrapheis daughter explaining the. above facts. The
ail 'patiently, uncomplainingly, ' for bar. 'Ex -President • FOrter, - of Yale, who is, in Tatums havoxeceived..the, wife into their,
Sake ;,for...1,. shrank from, the thought of :harge Of the- revision of Webster's - -Di c- family, - and she is with•thein in ',liven-
exPosink her tO the ,censure . of thewOrld: tionttry, says: "The word 'dude' I believe dale. The couple have had child, which,
This..ninink .1 pawned •my 'last article: .to peavey a spade idea, • exprassed...by,nO: **ever,' lived but • e• few •months. The.
Of jewellery, our ' ye-w-W.wedding .:'ring," Other weld,- and though it Maybe, hard- to affair has oreated a big .sensatien ,,in :Ow
and the unfortiinate man burst into bitter give the Meaning whiell the word • conveys,• upper tendon Modes ,m, Cincinnatiand
te°48, • .• :s • • ' ' :' ': • I think it•willhe incorporated in the . eye, here. -Dayton, 0., Special in, the: .Pittsburg
" Cheer tiP;:chifer np I" cried his friend. tem." It . will. thus be seen that from Dispatch.
• John Bull and :Jacques Boniomme"
(Extracts from. Max &news first lecture in the-
• States.)
"The tkfe Words, pauperiem ' and work-
house ' are unknown in the French Ian-.
guage." , • ; • '
" Glory and; conquest Jacques hag had
enough of. It is peace; peace that he new
ealls for at the top of his voice."
"It takes a French' peasant five athiutes
to open his purse." • •
• " The wife of Jacques IS the fortune of
France. Hard working, always busy, she
personification Of the idea oVin-
" The proudest jewel in the crown of
John Bull the Indian Empire, an empire
two hundred' and:MitY'iliillina-e-Of eePle
governed by princes arrayed in gold;.. and
precious stones!. who black his baste arid are
hapP3i'-' • • • .
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"What shall it profit it =an: if he gain
`oaf; 4vinile: earth and lose his own soul ?
lereletlzetaktolif itlliktezearffthe
,teetably.ltritish pOssessithi. His favorite
' hymn mule '
.0h, paradise oh, pexadirio !
I dearly long to Bea.. ,
' ‘"I doubt that longing, however.
see'and know thy special Vaal
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My Lord prepares for me. "
" The French fight ..or / glory; -the .0ei.
• mins for living, and: the ; Russians .to
divert the, people's attention from home
affairs, 'John Bull alone fights for trade
and to benefit burrianity. ' He fights to
im-
- prove the cOnditian Of the vanquished in
this world 19d:secure their welfare in the
'next. He is a curious mixture of the lion,.
the mule . and the &topes. If you are,
showing him about your country there is
• always danger that he will run .the Union
jack to the top of your favorite tower when
, your back is turned."
• "Everything he does is perfect. When,
anything gees Wrong :he elwityri knows
where to ley the blame. He keeps Scotch -
men; Irishmen ' and. Weishtnen for that,
t• purpose. •
• . • "Unfortunately (speaking of Preis&
• officials) We made our country it Republic
...before we had Made , ourselves ;Re-
• :publicans:" •,
• " Both the Inberals and the .Ccineerva.,
'Lives want to go hand and hand with the
itrielf; but not ,in the "Me tveY; The
• Liberitle like this. (Clain:sing • his hands
together.) The Conservatives like:that.",
•• (Seizing his left. wrist with his right hand.)
•• TO illustrate , the. ,diffeterice between
• French impulsiveness and English sang
• froid told two anecdotes. An old:Freneh
:gentlemioattending.the opera heisrd the
• tenor in • the" Huguenots" sing Out of tune
all the evening: In theolioursetOf theopera
the tenor *ati-shet 40em: • Thi 014 : gehtie-
room:130am to his feet ekile,iining-ati-he
oho& :his fist et the theatrical corpse,
"Serves You:right, you donkey. . You last()
sund•false all theevening " • '• •
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• An Engliph..lady at a conatryhotele_oter-
; turned a tea stand ' in rising and broke 'a
• $400 set of porcelain to fragnients.:
Touoh-
ing bell she•called a servant, pointed at
.the pieces and said quietly, " Bting some
'more. tea." "
,this School are now, employed • as teachers
in other Colleged. ' 'Address, B. F. Austin,
Principal. •.
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. What neesinee, of Maxi Boys-
• Old Lady -I'm sorry to hear a little boy..
,use suelt • ehoqking language, Do you,
know what becomes of little boys , who
swear?•• .
• Urchin-LYes'm. Dey gits ter •he haw
car drivers.-Tid-73itsr
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• 'Max O'Rell„... the well knawri, French
writer, arrived m Now York from Liverpool
on Saturday •
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,samples of Falselteoinnoy., . •
tie false es:meetly to do part of • to-
, nierratee work to -day; living cheaply 80
that you can dresewell; going to law about
,. anything' ton can compromise; to employ
a botch because ho • 'doesn't eharge inuph ;
• • sitting in thetwilight doing 'notbing in
order to -save' Oil -; *buying things.. you don't
Want becathie theyare cheap; marrying
your datighter to an adventurer so as to
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have her off your lienda,
._• to take your
Money out of , the bank and invest it in a
,Wildcat ;••• taking your .boy from
• ' eifithel and allowing him to grow up in
ignorance' for the sake of the $2'a,week he
••Ottnoatn. '
Coiniensiations.; • •
life Is full of compensations. •The man
o•is short usually has it long face.
he man who conies into' the city green
'elly goes back blue, ' • „
The.weinari Who loses her temper, finds
her tougne. , • .
• The man, who has rieoperigarlses at the
' theatre ia ilia as Well off as ' the Man who'
has one and is ee-itted behind it - row of
• women wearing' high crowned hate. •
, The 'Wild Wan -never bee hi hair pulled,
-13egtoti °eerier.
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'Tlfe• Serjelint and the 'Sutler.
• Serjeant Balluntine Wait to dine
an iteqclaintenee.of his -whose position in
• 000ioty wus' not •too •Jong assured, The
• butler asked the leeine& Serpant *bard he
ehould anneence. " Serjeant Ballantine„
please." Whereupon the door was &leg
open, and the. servant, aonoti00ed„4 Captain,
`Ballautine," informing, the guest in' an
. •: aside We thiter hate ciergeante •herejyt-•r.•
• 'randy. Pair. *
" All Will,yet he well. 1 will see her and
President • Porter's standpoint the word
intereedeler you." ' '• ^ ' dlehrdefutiemnehenorteeriergotio .than
acx,I X.YQUt Iffalf.V.Mikr/Mlfinte.mlEl,cdfi•-t.-ft
43oe• lusuca•-zwar
the heart to require:mer*ho have been so make him tired. • , • • -
delicately reared,loto Work?" ,
"No, no,: not that," replied,his compan-
ion, shuddering, "She is not capable of
such baseness:" " • •• •
"You have given ' me. new hope," ex-
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• A vial singular incident'. was • noted in
vonnectionvith-e 'recent -mill- 'fire in Carl-
ton, The bedding was burning
'fiercely ,;'; but, *the big engine ,,which ;drove
the maohinery.continged tdrinfallthroligh
'nlairoed OT4',no, '.'•'6414'. • now. set ns step the blaze,and by • :that moans was saved:
into yonder • eample room, . 014 1 will:64: from 'destruotion„. though • there 'wad not a
'eretip," , . , ' .
" standing on either side of tit, when the.
' • * good,enerigh.'' .' • fire. had':•finished. . • The ptinip's Were also
• • • .' • • • ' • running and had 'kept' the .boiler supplied,.
• It • ie aapleaa •Uo „say. Any , more, .71f,r, e0 there. boeld he 'ne explosion.tves-..a.
-Maginnis; '$25 per Week and"' his board are pecnliar
spectacle to see the 'engine 'driving
. all I Will :Rile*. ley husband. . ••
The WOmen, who Uttered'Ihese, words :in. AwaY at a; elashIng • speed ' :the •raidet of.
the flames, but 'the • maion aotnehow sated
a Old," hard_tonei'_of_tOiee . was Miss it from fire. • • All the rest, of themisehinery
Elmo, the entrees. the • person addressed, 'was 6460,116W: .; • '
' the'friend.of .BrookholstOTlynn,•to,'whens. .•
•the reader has alreadybeen introduced, - . • • •
• "Come with me, then," Saict::Maginnie, •How to Break Up Dahits•cotd. ,
'eternly. • • • • - • ' ' • When.l.find baby has taken Cold, not o
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" where 2.. den2anded the woman. , feverish and sick' ;as • to require •packing,
*No matter; coma :I Would:teach you a which one dreads to do because of the :in -
useful lesson." '.... • • , creasing' dangers resulting from :any" 'ex -
la silence -Witt filt; Aline followed" pOeure afterwards, but it smart cold in its
frOrathe house. . He led her to narrow, first stages, with red eyesi and running nose•
dingystreet in. one Ofthe. lower wards ,of. and 'Stuffed bead, I take the little one my
the city, • and finally pansed before it build- lap *big • tithes • through the day, , and
..ing 'upon which vas painted in large let*- again a,t bed time, and, removing boots and
tors, .'" THE NEW , YORK WEEKLY stockings, rub•the little feet -soles anat.:cps
HUSTLER." • • • • and ankles -•-with • aweet.. 'oil • orgoose oil„,
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We hate reachedinti-destinittion,"The tithlthenheat-than ;long ' and well. before
"Be ;attentite, ,and you :Willgain itn,$pen fire till, the. skin Will. absorb no
nmeli •• by this . .:,•ttiOrningte. , experience'. More :oil: Then x• bathe and rub .the little
Come." • • . •• bared back from nook to •bips, especially
She followed him up' six flights of stake along the:spine, with oil also.:; shielding
and into.* small, ;dingy room, where, "'et it baby's hackfrOm -cOld,dranghte and letting
desk,•-half.liutied in excliengbe and mss., the wargt rays of fire light and heat it pint
eat a pale,: haggard. Man, ..• He .didnot eight,' chafing and thoroughly . heating till
observe their entrance,. : for. he was Writing skin will absorb no More oil. Wrappedin
at the :rate Of one hundred words * perflannel and tucked away in. her .warm .nese
minute." ' • •• 1 ' for the night, baby •often Wakes .;in the
'----.• 1.4-001-",hovvItid'--a--phentiintaiSlIr dirty merning-Withhit-littleTtritee:of her-cold.
'boY,I.ruslainginto thereon:6: , • 11 there is 1tharieneie with Other. symp-
- ".Great SOU 1". idirieked the editor, for, tome Of an oncoming cold. for it simplo.
as the talented reader has already grossed, , remedy I liko to give baby boiled , inolaneee
he Was one Of the fraternity.. "riEt` gOt-tO With a bit of butter Or. Swept Oil, or hen's
hate two' oOltinins readyin fifteen. minutes, oil -in it, or it . few teaepoonfide of oninn
and I haven't got it stipliful yet:. Jiin; get syrup made of 'sliced : °Mane and. brown
some ice and tie nit inY forisheed; and then' sugar, which helps soothe , the, throat and
*indent the growler.;• Quick!" ••," clear the bowels,carrying away perhaps,:
. Who, is -this. wretched being, .and whitt the aggrittaeting,solirce Of the ciold.-6-,•Goed
is he doing 1." "demanded Mise St. Eimo.: , housekeeping. •• • • , • '
"He is a journalist; eha he working," : •• ' • . •
replied-Maginnis."This is work, and this The :whole World Dearaing•Eoulish..•
is what you Will drive O'Flyini pal": • "1 sat -• down todinner one stormy night
, 4 Noygo,'.' ehuddeted the woman, I didaaid
not knot What was doing!: : wasr°in a SWisa inn With •• sixteen people,",
: °40 President Eliot; of Harvard. "'Six different
"•.ty I - I nationalities .•were ' represented: by these.
• 7.0.0 w it, a, g sixteen people; and the only language that.
'hit' an 6rad f4:*. Ycnir utire n6i.arl °req.' they1One
• ...ravel, now, as I hav
could .1);11 sneak !IihigliSh: Monday •the tuturd 1" 1 • t • • e just t
. may 'ravelled;
• "' Tee: Yea." • . through southern Spain; through northern'
this.
0. nough. ow let let AU! out Of
Africa, throgh Oree0enna.Gonstantinople,
• • • • •and' back by:Vienne and. tho Valet
Miss St. Elmo never forgot that tonmin- rinites; With .nothing :but English, I• do
Mee' visit t� the hUstler office and to -day not Mean to . say , that yon, May . not
there notahnsbandin NSW York'who Occasionally feel theneed:Of:, eanio Freneli
ilupported in 'greater' luxury than Brock" words;- hut you; can; travel comfortably
halt O'rlyrin. . • • • • • "
. • throe& . „.eif 'Weep countries with no
lithgthige, but English.' That,. 1' am etre,.
Steam Generated •Without ,Sineke.• could nog' have been said 4.wenty.fiVeyearil
. A Corralpendent of., the' Manelieeter Ex.: ago., The epread of the: language Within
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whiner writes that an invention of. th.e very that tinie, for ' purposes Of ,O0innlerce
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,higheet importance to steamUsers haamost noticeable, • as is also the incroaied
been patented:by :Meesrs: AshWortli 'di knowledge, of the langtiage, end literature
_Kneen,' of Dalten-1114.'0tneSel :Which; While' 400og EidtiCkttea lie61)1°-011 thO Cofltthelit
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,-47.agagaZZMORWITAllait
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, Jets ingiaqwnritigo zat
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4 If allowed to continue tumors lorm,
which%often bleed and ulcerate, becoming
very sore. SWAYNa'S OINTMENT stops :the
itching eha bleeding, heals ulceration, and
in many antes removes •the, tumors. . It is
equally , efficacious in curing all Skin
Diseases. DR, 0,WAYNE::c2 filSON, Proprio.
tors, Philadelphia. ' wAYarii 0rR
cen be obtainsdnf druggists. Sent by mail
for 50 cents. ' . • . • •
A oewly,arrived emigrant whined Thos. -
Leah',' woo found &rink. on :1$,o stivet. at.
•Iliontreal and taken to the p4lico station,
where he wee a few beers eke *Ards foinul'
dead. The coroner's put ret
diet 'Of,dilath fronfilleoholic PC
A Masher Crushed.
Would -bo masher, addressing ,a , young
lady coining out of the matinee-7-Weuld
you like a carriage, miss?' •••
Young Lady (pretending to niiitakii him
for it coachman) -No, thank you, driver;
my own coachman awaits me around the.
°mei!
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The ti.oittment of inanalhollsandS of 'cases
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of those f3hronle weakn and distressing
ailments peculiar to, females, at the. Invalids*
Hotet and Surgical, Institute, ItaffelO,,N, Y.,
has .aftorded avast experience in nieely adapt-
ing and thoroughly testing remedies for the
"Piro of woman's peculiar
Dr. Pierce's Favorite PreweriPtion
ia the Outgrowth, or, result, .of this great-aad,
valuable experience,' Thousands of testlnio-.
• ilials, received;.:from;patienteand-fronr.phystt..-.--::
,eians who 'have tested it in the more agar. •
Vated and obstinate Miles which had b ed
their skill,prove It to • heithe most wonderful
reniedy ever devised Or the reliefandmire of
• suffering women.. It. is:not 1,6mm:1:tended ass
' ”Oure-air but as it Moat perfect mSuecific for
as,poeiniar ailments, ••
•.fsitP.at-edtr=inkf.,213723410114; „ • 7.;',..1•71::
:jt•••-dinnintte.-.-26trengeti-..z.,..tod.ael:,..witMeniffitetia:
etaidAito.qtkO-Vfouib,,inud., dts. CaptentlageS
. particular: „ For ' overworked, worn:-entr,
"'run-down," deblUtated teachers, millinere,.! ,
• dreaimakers, seanistresses,„ "shop-girla" •
keepere, nursing mothers, and feeblewomen
generally, Dr. Fieree's Favorite 'Freserintion;
Is the • greatestearthly boon„.being unequaled
at an appetizing eoirdiar kild-restorative tont& • •
As si-sootha;
id ad. streng9tening
moraine, "Favorite Prescription, -• is une-
qualad
.
and-if:invaluable-in al*yinaand-sub-
•duing nervouSexcitability,. irritability,. .
bona**. prostration, , hysteria. spasms
Other distressing, nervous symptoms conizglt,
• mealy attendant upon functional'and organ* • .
disease • of • the' :womb. It Induces .refreshing. .
sleep and relieves m. entai• anxiety and. de- .
..spondency. • • •
i
r. Pierce's Fali3Orite P
I1Pr.eseriptiOlt.
,is a legitimoto••edielnei .cioefolly
compounded by eiieneed and skillfin '
• playsieian, and adaptedto weinim's.. eeliaite •
organization.... It purely ',vegetable In ite '
composition „ and perfectly harmless. in ite
effectsin any condition of the system.For
:morning.: sickneisi; Or; minsea.'frOm •whatever •
0811843ariang, wink etomaeh,' Indigestion, dye..
. pepsia and kindred aymptoms, its use, in anal! •
.doses,*111,prOire.very .benefielal: -•• ••• • •
• • 06FAVO.rit0 Prescription 9tIs a peal:.
.Xive cure for the Mint complicated .and 0)4'
(innate' casesof leucorrhea, eteessive SOWing,
painful menatiniathm, unnatural suppreaskins,
prolapsee; or falling Of • the womb, weak back, ,.
.1'.feinale weakness,' anteversion. retroVersibn. •
hawing -down sensations, eheonie congest**
itiflantmatioa•and ulceration of the womb,ia-
IlammatiOn,' Pain nnd tendernot in ovaries'.
accompanied with " inteinal'heat."' • •
As a reign 1 ator and preauiterof tune? •
tional action. at that ,pritieal period of :Change •
from girlhood to womanhood.' t' Favorite; Pre,
• °Motion "'is it. perfeetly safe • remedial • agent,. •
and can produce only .good nosults. • If * •
• equally efficaeibps, and valuablegn. its effects
when taken:ter those disorders.. and •derange:
ments incident to that laterand most critical
period, known 083.‘ The Change of Life."
•' 60E10104%0 Prescriptiont”when taken, •
In connection with the ' use of Mr. Fierce* •
• Oradea Medical DitieoVery. and :small. laxative •
&nee of Dr..'Pierce's P,urgative, Pellets (Little •"'!
Lire! cures Liver, Kidney and, gladder
dieeases. Their combined uso else .r =MVOs ' •
'bringing about an economy of something of Europe."
,like 40'pep tent: in tile 'conentiption. Of •• • , • r
,also SeCures the, total abolition of • kotmcFkol 11'61114.
smoke. Careful testa have demonstrated It is annotmeed that llev. ,Francis L.
that the new ie'generative furnace will Patton *ill enceeed. Dr. MaCosh: ad Presi-
Make Mora 'Steam AC. ‘SbOut Ole half' the dent, of Princeton College,
quantity of Coal iegnired to be need at Lieutenant Wangen, Who . Was so Baru:
peesent, It pan • be,fitted retdily te aby oofily, *Molded recently on the Franco -
boiler, int:rine iiiellided; Farther,. the Gerniaic 'frontier, helthige to • ope- of 'the
application Of , the new fumnace,. to allY oldest and ,at. one 111310 One of 'the most
:Oiler Meerut the COmplete, abatement of all powerful familia( of Alsace. ' .
.
smoke, it Matter in which most of our large Mr..pAH I datone • bus iii his .librar,:y. three
towns are:deeply interested: ..sueny,scien- desks. one IS transacts.blibliffbusiness,
tific• Men, including, somo-. of the Naval at another lie tonatiets,,'hie privete eerre-
DoOkterd thithorities, :have ithiPeeted: the
, spoeuenee, and at it third he communes
'Menace, 'ata all speak of it 111 eulogistic •with his uoid•friend
. •••
terMs.,
If all so-called reniedits have failed, Dr
Sage's Catarrh Remedy oures.A
• Effect of the Coal Famine.
Hotel Clerk-" No, sir, we can't accom-
modate you. You have neither baggage nor
"1 know I haven't; but I dame to town
in a freight ear, and- there is considerable
coal dust in My hair." •
." Well, comb it out carefully, and that'll
do." -Scranton Truth. • ' I
. •
A.WOM11100 COnfetild011s, .
Do you know,- Mary, I °nee actually
contemplated . suicide?' " You horrify
me,difre. B. Tellme abont'it." " I Was
suffering from ehronio weakness. • 1 be.:
lieved myself the most unhappy woman in
t'he world. I 'looked ten years older :than
Ir•-reellt- weer -and -I felt-tivety. Life
seemed to ,have nothing in it worth • living
for." "L have' experienced all these
s(3Yaviliel2dtoms , eYlseevief *xi thWheolul r?' firo".inWaelel'omi rawiae9.
A friend advised me to take Dr. Place's
Favorite Prescription. .1 aid Bo. In an
incredibly short time I telt likoa new being.
The Prescription' cured' mai. and I'• owe
Dr. Pierce a debt of gratitude which I .can,
'never repay." • '
• ;Iacit-Ethel, lain ashamed of you.
fiatv that rrenolunan in the coileervatory
kisgog yon toperctediy. Why,,44114_aYeo..t1
toil him to stop ? ootildrVt
.1rEfed a Ver.iradit:XOttie0111rdotin'eh.
t?*.j,WItliIcre?,atth,81-
linoning. • , I pan t openkr
•44 ad.? V•1. .
1&40. tv8a.°60°.):;7;r`'
N to.0,90,.0 0E%
att.44.0 40.4 •Eeitto"01"elii
PIT0'44 00410*Z:eV°
titaS1/440Z/5. 4.4A. o6.e.
tsiid; „o.o°4 4,,
' 040'1' ••, !Fli; tsot
etst,h05",,4
1
Goad Enough for:the Price. ,
•'Tenant -Say, there's • a radii= kids in
thef house of yours. ' •
Lancliord-Weli? •
, Tenant -What . are you „-going tode.
ti.bLcnitiditl!rd-D'O'itbOlit'it 9 Nething. '
• ,
don't expect' mo.. to stook the-piace'with
'White mice for per Month, do. you?
• •.
•
A. Pill in Time Saves Nino! ,
Dr. Pieree'e Pleasant 'Purgative Pent*
.are preventive as well as curative. A few
of these " Little • (Hants " token at the'
rifht time, with little expense ana no incon-
venience, will .accomplish what many dol-
lars and Much eaCrifice.of tithe will fell to,
...do after 'Disease ',Once holds yeti With his
iron ',grasp. Censtipation, relieved, " the
Liver regulated, the Blood purified, will
fortifyagainst fevers and all "Contagions
diseases. Persons intending travel, changing
diet; water:and climate will fhia• invaluable
Dr. Pieree'S Pleasant l'Orgatite • Pellete;
In „vitae doriveisietit to carry.
Oeiieral Itetireinent.
$ir. Fred Middleton has reCeived it
private letter frotn,His Royal IlighnesS the
Duke of Cambridge, comnianding Her
Majesty's forcos,• comp meriting him for
his able, direction Of: the Canadian
and expressing regret that diving to the
Compidspry retirement eyetemthe Imperial
army should lose tki valuable an Officer..
• '
„what is Needed
• 13y every inan and woman if they desire
to Seettre comfort • in this world is it corn
• ehellea Puittam's-Cornt'Ektratitor shclls
• Sized Iier Up, corns' in two or three clays and without
Sharp-tisaged'fonalo to Ogees boy- dideonifort or pain. A hundred imitations
l'ye waited here tfo long, 'ypeng mail; that 1 p_rove thel Merit of 'Putnam's Painiesti Corn
lornit 'what own for. , Extractor, which is always sure, safe, and,
Grocer's boy ,(ineelOy suggestive) painleee. See signature Of rOLSON ct • CO.
it's wiiiegiu', litlitt...77eXtI8 Siftings. • on emelt bottle. • Sold by niedieine dealete:
blood taintsand'abolishes cancerous and •
scrofulous Kamera from the system. . •
FliVOrlite Prescription" is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists, undcur •
a positive guarantees from themenu-
facturers, that 11 will give satlisfactioa in ever3r,
ease, or money will be refunded. This.gueran-
-tee-hat-been-printed-onithe-bottle.wrapper. '
and faithfully "carried out for Many ,years.
Large •bottleit (100 dews) $1.00, or six •
bottles tor' $5.00:. . • •
For large. illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
Women One pagee, paper -covered), send ten
.cents in stamps. A dliress,
World's Dispensary Medical Isaeciation,
663 Main- ktO SEW' A180. N. T.
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Merchants -Butchers..
ANE TBADEits sorrn4Atzt:, ,
We want a ooOn KAN in your !cennity• to reek •
• CALFSk./118 •
Per us. Clash ▪ furnishedoiieo,tisfietory guaranty
Address ail. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vermont; S
1
I bave a positive renuniy) or I lin bog dleoese ; br Its use
thotisandi of eases of the worst Med au i of Iong standing
have boon cured. Imiecd, So nit Ong _faith In 14
efficacy, that I will eend TWO BWITLFS together
with a VALUABLO TREATISE' bo this 411410.:^ so any, •
sufferer.. Give express'S,ud 1'. -be address.
BranoliOillee .37.Tonge St. Teak, '
THErlemcs.R.:7171M•
•..,....... • ••.••• •... . .
IMk:F-ITS!
vu Care 1 do not 11..311013 : ..
to Ilion thorn for e
ems end then bane them return again. I mean
flure. I have Mad° the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or PA LL.•
IWO 8101L$M3 A life -log sti.lyi • 1 warrant my reicsitt •
to ewe the worst casesfieeenne others h.ve felled a no
tooil011 for not now receiving a mire. Stint at once for
treatise and a Fine Bettie et lily itiral`'Nv-remedy.. •Olve
nutria mit l'ost Mica, It coats *own, 'Inc for a trial, "
Ind I ndli cute Von*. kifiives DRolt• 0.• 1W••1`.
Branch Oilice .37 Toile Toroillug
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