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Show f f ti It (.TICKS SIKEIA. SPRAINS. CRUISES. OhloiMiss.Rnllnrav. Office rrcside.it end M Dolrhln UciuTal Uincn, Baltimore. JM.. Cu.clnnuti.Ohio Jan'y 18. 1M0, Mv font suddenly WBS Ln,isf J u1- - turned mil pave nin ly in hip and sido bf a Tery severely a full and suffered so-- snraintu ankle. Hie xm- ... a p p - H-- Jacols 011 1 u-- a t i o ii of St. JaeobaOll niilttcl at complctel r cured once in a relief from me." Wu.C. IUrlus, '"w"w. PIABOI.Y, Kcmbcrof sto frest-- Gen'l Man gr Legislature. THECHaPf'' ' " "V. Baltisiora. MA ( TeniT wise and pound foolish" are those who tblak It ecouom to use cheap aola aud roeln avi'- Instead of the cood old lobblns' j Klectrit toP; for stile by" all proeers since IS64. US " ouce. 1 e sure, buy genuine. Wbea a man btpitis to know himself real well be bh a Terr poor oj'iuion of other ' people. j II. (;ze A Son of 910 Broadway. New Tork CitT, ainounec Tery attraetive 20U trips to Europe rt class. t'C advertisement. J A good deal of the devil's best work Is j done bf careless people. Hn.Wlnalow'a uoi king Syrup, for Call-iXrm- n ttthue, softens the num., reihicvs inflamma-tion. alOTSpalu, cures wiud colic Sic. a bottle. Put n angel where there is no love and he would bebouie a devil. j am eUDlES eP W. L. DOUGLAS S3SHOEcENFTLHEMEN. Vf ,ou (imiulne IImiuI t. an eleiiantan stylish dres shoe which comraenua tuell 0.00 Ilnnd-ewe- il Wlt. A flneealf shoe ua-- " equalled for style andduraMIUy. O.SO (loodvear Welt Is the standard draw Shoe, at a papula-price- .' V 0. 50 l'ollreuian'a Khoe Is especially adapt for railroad men, farmers,, etc. All madein'ConKrew, Button and lsce. to.00 for I,miles, ts the only Imnil-Kwo- d O shoe sold at this populnr prli-e- to.SO I)oii(rol .shoe f,,r l.adiea, Isanewde-pnrtur- e and promises fc become popular. O-O- Mum for Ladles, and 1 .1 A for M iaaea still retain their evcellence forstyle, eux A fronds writmiumI and stamped with nameou bottom, f auvertlatit local aant rannot supply yutt, send illrwl a) factorv advrrltsr.1 price or a pnatal for or. lerblanka. W. I.. 1X11 til.AH. ltrorktnn. Msm. WANTED. Shoe dealer Inewery eltw and town not occupied, to lake exrlii- - Iveaiferiey. All aiteuta a dTcrtlaed lis local paper. Seud for llluatrateat catalogue. oru ENJOYS Both the method and results when 6jrup of Figs is Uken; it is pleasant tnd refreshing to the taste, and acti fently yet promptly on the Kidneys, and Bowels, cleanses the sys-tem effectually, dispels colds, head-aches and fevers and cures habitual Constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro-duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial ia its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities com-mett- d it to all and have made it the most pomilar remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50o and $1 bottles by all leading drug-gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro-cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept ny substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRAHOISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, f. W YORK. I f. nawaw 1 aToo PIVV EEK " B Hi'taiSinT S U'&Jv daouft lUc luuullu of Artl, Msy, JaBS.D H Jul. t! Aiicatl- hr t. fn.rffyla Hj 9 ILapv or centlemanTI H Ht ha?" a aui.! i iii ' mt;li '11 ou aitu u litjuiatrTT'll KltDil BUvi to w? pari of tb l'oltsi Stuil t i4 BE H you huilnrn aft Plamr. anrt jnq M B WILL RECEIVE FREE SAMPLE1 H BW .V.L W J 11 I so IVorl h r a ti Hit ''ti''j'lJi JESST ONLY DIRECTOnYON EARTH JvA'iiij ..r,ytiuraw ill It l."rW aS wvy mt. MtJl'KaliSmdj.iMlu..iitiiWilrll.l( .h.Oll.Sle.r.',fAl"kO)w"t.. f Hft'CS I lrilliw allliwlw Vlll1,Si3ki,Jrl..S fr.l..hlj thMnaafesftslulila kBW iSJ5 V.- - h ;.. v.. i k...iiir t Si' T r,,rW, Nr..,l. aiMblrt, lili.l.-l.tH"- "" ill tUll 111 UUm-TOH- CO., (a. t;a, Salkis, 1. 1. What is lacking is truth' and confidence. j If there were absolute truth on. the one hand and absolute confidence on the other, it wouldn't be necessary for the makers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy to back up a plain statement of fact by a $5x guarantee. They say "If we can't cure you ( make it personal, please,) of catarrh in the head, m any form or stage, we'll pay you 500 for your trouble in making the trial." "An advertising fake," you How's This ? We otTer One Hundred Dollar reward for any case of catairu that cauuot be cured by taking Hall's (.atari h Cure. We. the umlcn-lyned- have knowu F.J. t'beriey lor the las--t 1ft years, and belleye blm pericctly honorable in all business transac-tions, aud liiian ciallv ai.ie lo carry out any obligations made hv their linn. Est ii Tkiax, W'LoIesaie Druggists, Tole-do, O. Waldiso, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drurglfts, Toledo, O. Hall's Calairl) Cure Is taken Internally, ectiiip directly upon the Uood and mucous furlaces of the system. Tcatitnonials sent free. Price 7ic. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. GERMAN Sweet Chocolate. CgptjL The most popular sweet Chocolate in the market. iTl'-i'- S ' nutritious and palat-fh-fc, particular favorit ii J with children, anil a most r i 1 V eIoeucnt article for faniiljr i Ifl Served as a drink, or i j fcatrn as confectionery, it In J n II is a delicious Chocolate. Mir"' I illLJ The (rcnulne is stamjied IUSupon the wrapper, S. Ger-man, Dorchester, Mass. Sold by Grocers frorywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. Piu'kszsj mitt" S Unn. ivtldoot. parklln anrt tppriftlag. Held t all tltiera. A bytiM ptctur Honk and ctnt trnt Ofs w uyu KUdiuc iililrMi w THK C. K. HIKKS CO.. rbUsdrlpbla. f SELF IXKIKG STAMP Ogfi rT With natuo and aodresf complete. 1" Mall, rluh of Hve for one Dollar. c JfHiOpntfe Cntnloiiuc mui l.lst. for ID fNjlcuntii. A.ldreM.M'inVAAIlSl'AMl' ti j PtiKAL CO.Hl'AMV, Mt. t'uul, Minis. jj MANHOOD Ofliilny, i.oit MaiiliiMiti, Ac, liaviiiy: ti m vain rvcrv kit'iwi) rfimulv, Inn) UiwuveitHl it simple if m winch he wi.l mmmi FiiLK ti hn AtlUrutw J. Jl. liKKVlC-4- ,. ilux Saw, N. V. lty.. AffinStlC Mknnkn'8 onr Cous KlllKH. GillPiili Ouick. I'HinleHH. P I'ern.itiMiii. VvllllV oulv nurncnrB for Haiti ami CuriiB. Hunldno, Mi Wurtf, I'ltlltniffn, At'. 'JtA yearn the Stamlaul Hen. rtv, 25 (it, m UnutistH .r puH(aid fruiu ii. Wennk-n- , CUemist, Newark. W.J. M fak CFNT i?for four at1mln Dfpui'a Afrnt- -' Dlrco-- I I 1 lory wtitfh gisra wlitriliiR sllover Uib 1:dIi1 and B I I Joa will ffi liur)dn-io- ajjilr--, atreulara. txxtk. nia-- 0 papers, maariUFt. rtc., froiu tbotewho want aRi'im-will low of $oai rvatltnit rrc ant will h wrll plraM-i- l (tb tba small Inrraunroi. fj f l.tMcooialotui nwut ivui UiauL par- - aoa auawertuf. C. C. Ucl't I , fey ravine. IS. V. IflU I ff&rtQ HhUhid BEDWETTiNQ.) cut. KnurfMia Fur cirualsrs aHilrww, with stamjia I)r. 0. W. HNYKKU, Mcviokar's Thaalrs. Oliloaxo, IIL pe-fo-r tale by all Oruggista. Price $1.00. ; --paoGREiaivE euchre, 8nd Postal Note to Johm Hsbastuh, O.T. A. , R I. P. R. K.. t'hicao. and rctfet poiiaga paid, tae sIloknMt deck of card you sver.r handled, j Taa JmU yes pmek, ou or tiiauy. say. Funny, isn't it, how some people prefer sickness to health when the remedy is positive and the guarantee absolute. Wise men don't put vtoncy back of " fakes." And " faking " doesn't pay. Magical little granules those tiny, sugar-coate- d Pel-lets of Dr. Pierce scarcely larger than mustard seeds, yet powerful to cure active yet mild in operation. The best Liver Pill ever invented. Cure sick headache, dizziness, constipation. One a dose. HOW 18 EARN ,200 MONTHLY Write for particulars to the Stab Tontine Association, pays to its mem-bers $100 in 3 months. 2000 members in Philadelphia first month. Our pay to Secretaries is extremely liberal, write ; STAft TONTINE ASSOCIATION, jS31 Walnut SiaUT, Philadelphia, Fa. Jw. N. U., Omaha, 66719 nr I EWIS' 99 LYE S I-- wmb aKb namoo I Vjfjf (PAT1SNTSU) iT The strnnprst and. wrest lT 1 InA made. Will make tlio best ocr-- J lA ati"ed Hard Soap In SO minuu lm u'itJiout ooUiiifJ. I " h" 1 I for softening-- water, cleansing K I waste ple, disinfecting mnae, J clown, wualilng bottles, painu, I. J trees, etc. IL PENNA. SALT M'F'G CO. ft&!Ua Gen. AgU.. Flilln.. P. 'SS! Thompson's Eyi Water. "German Syrup" ForThroat and Lungs " I have been ill for Hemorrhage "about five years, "have had the best Five Years, "medical advice, "and I took the first " dose in some doubt. This resul-ted in a few hours easy sleep. There "was no further hemorrhage till next " day, when I had a slight attack "which stopped almost immediate-"ly-. By the third day all trace of " blood had disappeared and I had "recovered much strength. The "fourth day I sat up in bed and ate " my dinner, the soljd. food for "two months. Since that time I "have gradually gotten better and " am now able to move about the "house. My death was daily ed and my recovery has been " a great surprise to my friends and " the doctor. There can be no doubt "about the effect of German Syrup, "as I had an attack just previous to "its use. The only relief was after "the first dose." J.R. Loughhead, Adelaide, Australia. When Baby waa sick, we g&Te her Castoria, When she waa a Child, she cried for Castoria, When atae becatpj Miss, she clunajastorla, When she had Children, she fare them Castoria, CHICHE8TfR-- ENGLISH, RED CROSS DIAMOND BRAND ramom riiS & L4IT,HE ofllOINaL aHO OENUINC. Th nly Dafs, Sin, Slid raUaMa Pill Hot Mia, VYjr uk lru.UI for C'SuAMlM-'- Xnflf. Diamond Brand In Kr MI4 tMd fnMsMIe V box, awtled wltb blua rltHMm. l'ak. Bo atlaer ItlttO. H.UM. AiSflfUuMona and ImUaMam. V ill pill. ID putboard boiaa, (link wrkfipara. ara 4anwron.eoMntrfVlts. St Dmig-lata- ar MS s 4. In aiarapa tr partlaulaM. taaUaMBiala, and "Kallar far Laaira.1 la lattar, h, ratana AfalL le.OOOTaatlmonlala. Aim. 'war. CHICH.T(S) CMCMICAL CO., Madl.c aaaara. ald r aU Lecal liraaatlsia. a'lill.ADKLriUA. FA. The only sure way to keep from back sliding Is tb keep sliding forward. If an alligator could talk he would proba-bly declare that be had a small mouth. Why aliould pawnbrokers be reviled? Do they not keep all their pledges) flolmaii'a Liver Pad. riolman's Liver Pads cure Malaria. Holman's Liver Paris cure BlLloosNKsa. Holinan's Liver Pills eure Indigestion. Paniphiet free with full iiigtnicttone and commenda-tions. IIolsun Lrraa Pad Co., SI JUm street, H. Y. The world looks at what a oian does, but God looks at what he means. BOW TO MAKE MONET. 1 read what Mr. Bell said about making eso per month. JalftO sent to the Standard Silver VYareCo., Kasei St.. Masa.. anil rwelved a fine case of sample. I tfiok ordere the nnt dar that paid me S10 profit l mads S40 the Unit week, at the end of one month 1 had Sits clear profit. Any one can pet circular and airency bf writinir the above firm. 1 hope oilier may pront by my experience. Vonrs Truly, w . F. WUXIAMS. 1 be more we do to help others the lighter our otvn burdens will become. OHrttelil Tea acta on the blood, renovat-ino- the entire xYRltnn i Cures Constipation t bring the Into of health back to faded cheek. Greenhouse and Bedding Plants, Palms, Dracirnas, Vc, cheap. Sweet Potato, Cab-bage and Tomato plants in season. Send tor descriptive catalogue. W.J. Hbhskb, Pluttsmouth, Neb. The man who never prays for anybody else nt ver prays lor himself. You can't stop your neighbor's tongue but you can stop your own ears. The Soap that Cleans Most is Lenox. 1 WILL MAIL A COPY OF K The Ladies' Home Journal From Now to January, 1892 j f!S55s (Balance of this Year) fi 7 jita? To Any Address on Receipt of pi I Only FIFTT CENTS I will give One Thousand Dollars --rJr 53 fsl's tne P"50" sending me the largest number of sub- - Y " scribers up to July ist, at 50 cents each, for the F Jja&fa - balance of this year. Five Hundred Dollars, July ist, J ijhfj j To the person sending me the second largest number i I rty&Vvkffi1 Sul)Scr'frers UP t0 Ju'y ist, at 50 cents each, for the V J lS balance of this year. fe. I L fx ( 1 One Hundred Dollars each j tr&fo R ' l To the five people sending me up to July ist, the next j 151 ' y 1 vc largest number of subscribers, at 50 cents each, A I Tj. V Fifty Dollars each J V. t'ie ten 1$ sending me up to July ist, the fc" J. "IJ (AyLf VMWa next ten larKcst Iists of subscribers, at 50 cents fi"' eacn or tne balance of this year, fiiL 4 I 'fjr JirVi Every Club-raise- r shall have a liberal Cash y- J, V Commission, or such Premiums as desired, for every I ntfjt t viWV subscriber secured; but the 17 largest agents will I ifffil"! . r5 be rewarded the j5oolivided among them RT 2& 9 i M? acW4 The Ladies Home Journal fe, ' iVim "ilwikSi commands the best work of the f "id&A Hi ijGamlK ti V7 fiiMft4a A - most eminent l'ving writers and Xr 0iMl3Hm A artists, and presents the most costly kl ssfflBwij mliL and elegant periodical ever issued j' " K vyJ v vVL for ladies and the family. Itscir-- vZftxh "illuS TS culation is far in excess of any U 0iL XV ri periodical or magazine in the world ''yw i vl w!SYr v v now 7S0'000 C0Pies each issue fi. V ''t$f j . 41 (, J and lts management propose to v- -7 flA J 4! ttfL-- SWaV make a determined effort to push J 1fS SlSrTO its circulation to the highest possi- - 7ft, ytfttX X" e P'nt (a round million, if possi- - lf-- ble before uly ist' ht imns' T ? "D?n J" HtSr Address f ij V, . --- ii Curtis Publishing Co. K-- . Philadelphia, Pa. Hunger the Best Sauce. S. S. gives a good appetite And causes a relish for food, Which buiJds up the human organism. ADDS TO THE STRENGTH, BTJOYS UP THK SPIRITS, INCREASES THE VITALITY, AND MAXES Y0X7 A NEW MAN. Swift's Specific S. S. S. Has no equal as a tonic, Forconvalescent patients, It is invaluable. Treatlae oat Blood and Skin Diseases free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ca. Before you buy oJiytfsing.&sk two questions. "Do I ea.!l4rfe5n I do - these quesHorirnay n)d."ke you rich iul-the- y will neverEprevenl-- you from buying SAPOL1 O Us uses are many and so are its friends; for where it is once used it is always used. To clean house witlwut it is sheer folly, since it does the work twice as fast and twice as well, f"''. ,1- Building lloiiara of Paper. The utilization of paper in tba arts of industry and construction presents a notable example in the recent erec-tion of a new Hamburg hotel, in north-ern Germany, the structure being built entire of paper boards compressed to the hardness of ooa. One advantage of special importance attributed to this novel description of building ma-terial is the circumstances tha by being impregnated with certain chem-ical solutions, it cau be made abso-lutely tire proof; the same process of treatment also secures it against the attacks of destructive insects, and might thus specially recommend it for use in certain fiver valleys in the trop-ics, wood-eatin- g ants having been known to demolish large frame build-ings in less than a month. For some time past a firm at Dresden has suc-cessfully engaged in the manufacture of tool handles and shafts from com-pressed paper chemically prepared, the articles being not only very hard and firm, but possessing the quality of being of heat. An-other German firm is making pulleys of pasteboards pressed by hydraulic power, having an iron core and strong casing, and are supposed to take up less room, generate less friction, and are water proof. HUSSIAN CIRLS. Ther Mr-- y Young After Short and Sweet Kngaireinenta. Tho daughter is a irreat pot in Kus-hia- n families, perhaps because there are generally more sons than daugh-te- :. Take the younger members of the imperial family as an example, and we find twenty-tw- o grand dukes and only seven grand duchesses; and this may be stated to be nlxmt the average proportion in most families. The necessity for men in the rural districts as assistants in the agricultural labors of their fathers has given rise to a saying: One son is no son; two sons are half a son; but three are a wholo son." Notwithstanding the pride and satis-faction with which the birth of a boy is hailed, the little girl is the darling, the object of the tenderest affection and care of parents and brotht rs, not to speak of other adoring relatives. Much is not expected of her in the way of assistance in the family; she is indulged as far as their means and circumstances permit, and she lakes it quietly as her due, but it is rarely that she does not voluntarily and tacitly contribute her share in helping her mother. Her occupations are much the same as those of all Euro-pean girls, but parish work in Russia cxistoth not for her. She cannot have cliiMses at Sundny-sehool- s, as religion in taught by priests or deiteonu. It would bo thought quite extraordi-nary und improper wore a young un-married girl to visit the sick or poor in towns, but in villages it 18 some-times done under the direction of mam-ma or grandmamma. She is undoubt-edly fond of pleasures, likes to be well dressed, and generally adores dancing. .Music is not the Kussian girl's forte, nor is solo singing. Most of thr Insti-tutka- s, though they thoroughly know the theory of music, play like a child of 12; of course there are exceptions, but it is seldom you find a girl able to play a quadrille or polka offhand. (iii'ls marry w hen young in Russia-- ami there are very few of those most estimable individuals called old niaiils. There are no colonies for the Russians to run away to, nnd statistics show that the births of boys much exceed those of girls. Ivong engagements aie not approved of, they seldom last longer than a few months, during which time the fiancee is the mistress of the house. Her girl friends assemble to help to sew the dowry, the sewing afternoon generally ending in a dance after tea, when the bridegroom drops in with a few bache-lor friends. Another wedding is thus often arranged, and so on, little by lit-tle, tilL, like the fifty-on- e cards in the game of "old maid," they pair off, and one, generally of the sterner sex, i.si left forlorn. I KccpInK Flowers. A new method of preserving natural flowers has been discovered by an Eng-lish lady, whose process is well worth considering, says Farm and Fireside. The flower buds were cut just as they were about to open and the ends of the stems covered with sealing wax. Each was then wrapped separately in paper and laid away in a box. When they were wanted she clipped the stems just above the wax and immersed them in water, to which a little nitre had been added; and, though the flowers had been gathered nearly a month before, on the morrow they opened with a much beauty and fragrance as if fresh-ly plucked. A Full IHoon. 1 His name was Moon. Ho was iJ member of an association which wal about to hold its first annual banquet! and Mr. Moon was down for a speech. He had never made one in his life, but under pressure, being foreman in the shop in which most of the members worked, he had consented in amonient of recklessness, to do his best During the feast, wine flowed freely and Mr. Moon drank rather more than his share, but he knew he had a great task before him and he was obliged to raise his courage up to the proper pitch. He heard the other speakers one after another address the assemblage and begin with: "Ladies and gentlemen," and when his turn came that was about as far as he had got toward having anything to say. He had determined to say that much anyway and he arose unsteadily to his feet. As he braced himself against the table, he chanced to look out of the window and he saw the round yellow orb of night shining directly upon him. It was an inspira-tion, and he said beginning as the others had done: "Ladies and gentlemen; I thank you for this honor, the moon is full with-out and the Moon is full within." As he spoke he pointed first to the lumi-nary through the window and then smote himself dramatically upon the breast and sat back, or rather fell back, into bis chair. It was a short speech but it made the hit of the evening. IClH trlc Llclita and KyealjrliL. Dr. John A. Tayne, oculist snys: "Most persons who use the incandes-cent electric light like a new lamp be-cause the light is whiter and mere bril-liant than after the lamp has been in use for two or three weeks. This is wrong. It is the dazzling white light that harms the eye. An old lamp is the best, for in these the light has become changed to a pale yellow, which is the ideal color. Just lis in noonday bright-ness human Bight is not so clear and as at the yellow sunset, so a new incandescent burner is not so good for the eye as an old one. An old burner so adjusted and shaded that the light from it does not shine in the face, is the ideal artificial light An argand gas-burn- oonies next The use of the are light should bo confined to street lamps. Some storekeepers still use them, but they are terribly hurtful to the eye. This is because the intensity of the light is constantly changing, and this jumping of the blaze is much worse for the eye than the flicker of the gaslight I have had occasion to treat a great many pe jple for inflammation of the retina caused by the light of arc lamps." St. Louis Globe-Democr- at Imitating llralf. Daniel Dougherty, in his descriptions of the oratorical style of well-know- n members of parliament pictures Tim-othy M. Ileal', e, in this way. Dougherty throws back his coat-tail- s, thrusts his hands deep into his pockets, and assuming the accent and manner of the wild Hibernian, ex-claims: "Where did yez git the land? Where, I ax yez, did git it? Yez stoled it!" |
