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»rrtlH>edtn<rf slln*y Ckmda, -Far in tjw wealem fcotiaoa, i- 1ft rilvpry Hoed and goMm iihrondii %f * 1': f tSiowly lowers' 0»e Hfltat Ssa» ^ 4 the dew of eve is falling - •u O'er nature's carpet soft and c «*. by one tbe «tarn appearing f « 4 f » I » e n d r a y * of light upon the ge*B^p£, ;t if 1D>fl Ktxrry banners of the sky >» I sShed o'er earth their nwliant liRfct, .Html I.uua, from her throne on Wrft, Essays to make the, «l»r3m«w brig*. ••in.'i: tttt tbe aoft moonlight, cool and «OHt« Dewdropsglisten on the iowennirWjV Over the Mis and near the mills. ^Bbm tbe water In wavy nfeowei % a How weary brother aeek thy rest, While angete we fondly watchln •O'er the weary and o'er tiie blest; J, ;j u . ..As the hoars of night are pawling; : ' » Kow we feel no care nor Borrow; V ' .» fill ; < On tils ride the river we rent; * ' . j , l j %e the dawning of the morrow -st> t ,- #2» ' TWe may be renting with the Meet * ? * A fairer morn for n* 1« coming. When all sorrow will fade away; And joyful, too, will be the Klnyi At the dawning of that bright --~Ckieag0 Ledger* • ^0 i > OF READING DAKWIN. i-l One Sunday afternoon, my maid-serv­ ant having gone out to vespers, and the heat of the day toward 3 o'clock being Overpowering, I fell asleep reading Dar- tHk. * My window opened upon the Charter­ house garden; the rustling of the leaves e vaguely to my ears ; a light breath *ir caressed my cheeks. Suddenly , scholars and make them INTERESTI NG LE«AL POINT. l&a dream, I saw myself transported to tbe banks of the Ganges, not far from > Benares. I was sitting in the shade of a great tftiflarind tree; the sacred river rolled before me Like a lake, white with light, and upon its banks an immense forest of - palms, bananas and other exotic plants spread itself, whose lances, parasols and ians mingled together as far as the eye Oould reach. And while I contemplatedyM^onder- ment this splendid landscape a slight . noise in the loaves over my head drew my attention. I looked up and saw . . . Guess what I saw! I saw myself, Nicholas Poirier, Pro­ fessor of Philosophy at the College of Saint Suzanne, in the form of a chim­ panzee, hanging by one of my paws to the lower branch of the tamarind tree, «nd making faces at myself. Judge of my astonishment! Comprehending directly that my body had dissevered itself from my soul, and was capering about in the lonely forest, ,1 was in consternation. "If it wanders off into the depths of the wood," I said to mvself, "it will never return, and I shall remain here alone, with my metaphysics and nothing else to console me." \ „ .The thought made me shudder. I panted to summon my Not-Me to re­ sume immediately its accustomed place, but the fear of frightening it modified my ideas, and with a conciliatory tone I said to it: "Come! come! my dear Nicholas, con­ sider. Does that posture suit the dig­ nity of your character ? Ought a pro- fesspr of philosophy to suspend himself from the branch of a tree? Is it proper? Come, my friend, come back to propri­ ety !" But the chimpanzee, after replying to me by two or three grimaces and scratch­ ing his hams, said to me: "Ah! now, do you take me for a fool, proud and stupid spirit? I descend from my tree to seat myself again in your old arm-chair, and wear out my eyes in de­ ciphering silly stories! Ah,"you know me little if you reckon on that. No, no! ]*am very* well on my tree, and here I flay * * * until the fancy takes me to get down and munch a few almonds, or treat myself to a cocoanut. That's what suits me. You! do what you like, discuss, dream, babble; that is your affair. I have had enough of it." At this impertinent answer I had a . mind to be angry, but, for the second time reflecting that this would not be a good way to bring back the Not-Me, I resolved to convince it bysthe force of logic, and in softened accents cried: "I comprehend, my dear Nicholas, the wish for liberty which has taken possession of you; the desire to stretch yourself was natural enough, after being fhirty years at rest. But this once is enough. . You should listen to reason. Come, my friend^ come." "Hear me," interrupted the chim- Eanzee. "For a long time I have nown what you keep in store for me; that you distinguish between yourself sod me, who are your own body and your own life; that you propose to sur- viye me, after having made me work and fiweat to satisfy your vanity. You have told me so a "hundred times, while we were together under the same envelope. 'You have said to me, ' You, body, shall die; you shall turn to (hist, after being buried ceremoniously^ but I, spirit, I am of another essence than yours; my essence is one and indivisible; it is im­ mortal, outside of space and time; time eannot affect it. You, you were made to be eaten by worms.' Is it true? Did you say so? " I could not deny it, my body having lived with me fifty years in the most in­ timate confidence, and, beside, I had taught the thing professionally in the lecture-room, according to tne pro­ gramme of the university. I could not, therefore, dispute the fact, and the chim­ panzee, seeing me embarrassed, recom­ menced making faces at me, giving forth _ peals of laughter with an air of triumph. I lost patience. "Are you coming down directly?" I cried. " I am tired of all this talk. It '£s I who command, I the spirit; and mat­ ter ought to obey." "You have told me so a hundred limes,"" said the ape, sneeringly, "and I r #as stupid enough to believe you. But - times are changed. Stay in your arm- . «hair. I am going to skip away, swing en the vines, and try to find some pretty jnonkey to beautify my existence, s At this threat a shudder of horror tSeized me, and, softening my voice, I •aid: " Well, then, yes! I have said what ! lias been repeated for 6,000 years: It is clear that the body turns to dust, but that is not my fault; it is a fact, and * ©very reasonable animal must submit to , positive material facts. What is the use ©f struggling? That is evident to the senses. But the spirit, invisible, im­ palpable, is necessarily immortal." 1 On hearing this my chimpanzee burst Into endless roars of iaugliter, chattering his teeth and repeating: "The spirit is immortal! immortal! Ha! ha! ha! that's a good joke! immor­ tal!" He slapped his thighs and went into such contortions that I was afraid of see­ ing him fall from the tree, and began to fry out: "Hook yourself on, animal! Hold yourself faster. With your extrava- . .|pnces you will end by breaking your neck, and I--I here, without a body, , vhat will become of me? How shall I These reasons appeared to affect the ape, for he was interested in his preser­ vation as much as I, Then, having calmed himself, he continued: "You are immortal, and I must dis­ appear ! Yet we have but one ' L' For fifty years we have been working to­ gether for the development of this ' I,' both of us. I have suffered as well as you. the privations which were needed for your greatness. Haven't we had to pass day and night digging into Latin, Greek, Hebrew uittl Siuiscrit, without speaking erf living languages, to rt your chair of philosophy. And now must perish, while you will survive me in an existence of unalterable satis­ faction and felicity forever and ever? Come, now, that is contrary to common sense. Where would lie the eternal jus­ tice of which you are alway s talking r aysl My spirit, having no other answer w j responsible. The tradesmen's case seems ,cr?. : ,, uPv But di- ^ exceeJingly strong one, and, with rectly, feeling the necessity of wheed- t ©ennse? as Mr. Benjamin, whose ling this subtle animal by some sort of <5^3^ at the English bar has been as reasoning, I added: brilliant as brief, might be deemed "Your physical sufferings were noth- well.ni^h impugnable The only ques- ingin comparison with my intellectual tion ^ to the jury, however, Vas the ami moral sufferings. Besides, they were mle one . «At 'thtT time these goods compensated by a host of pleasures suit- ] were ordered had Mr. Mellor withdrawn ed to your nature. I never refused you j from his ^fe anthority to bind his anything. As soon as mv means P^- credit, and forbidden her to do so? itrPn 1 1^"* nM A M«1A 1 dlllr rvr J -* A HaalMUftd Wet Liable tor Debt* Can* tracMd by iSte Wife Afataut Ob Wteb. [froni the New Tack Til--.] Wives will pout, husbands will re­ joice, and tradesman will, we fear, swear at a very recent decision of the Common Law Division of the English Court.of Appeals, which the lawyers of our own country will do very well to make a note of. Mrs. Mellor purchased of the ' plaintiffs, Debenham & Freebody, vari- j o*s articles of dress suitable to her rank I in life, and which, by her orders, were | charged to her husband, at fair prices. I When the bill was sent in, however, he | declined to pay it. He made his wife i an allowance, he said, and had directed ! her not to pledge his credit. The plain- I tiffs replied that they knew nothing of | his private arrangements with his wife, them i when cheap. As a- in good ordefc; made, and we them, the business pays very well. . times,, ifctey let them In come back flitfthey ate a good price ior ALL SORTS. M&. WHTTTIKR hi stanzas cm his name. writtentfelve Georgia hin the now living, and all reside within State. THK White Sulphur spring* ptt>perty has been sold for $340,000 to William A. Stuart* of Virginia. > r Two ianx.E bovs in Catahoula parish, Marsroni. vermicfUi, sea-bisenft, and oolnman about ousein conv^ jand nutriment. Macaroni and vermi- ! oelli differ only in the size of the tubes, . both being made alike, and both are • simply dried dough made of flour and | water only, the' same as pilot or sere- j bread and plain crackers. , The wheat grown in Southern Europe contains moi« gluten and less starch than any other, and therefore makes better macaroni. This gluten is nitrogenous, like lean i meat, casein, or curd of milk (cheese), : etc., and strengthens one's musdies more than the more starchy northern flour. t TV* . riV ' • Vegetine. SOCTOBS4AVB bbk trr. jtTegetine Cared _ Starch is carbonsiceous, Siipplving ma- La~, werecriishefi to death by a t£Ttv£ | fc™1 for „fatA ^ . ; and that they should certainly hold him mitted I put tm yoii a fine brown suit of ] fOUU(| jn the affirmative, and j clothes, patent-leather shoes, according ^jle case was adjudged against the trades- i they were felling. THE Macon Tel thinks that the Southern cotton will not exceed 5,500,000 bales. THE contractor for carrying the mails froitt Sidney, Neb., to Deadwood, has made a net profit of $214,000 annually. A BERKS COITNTT (Pa.) cat caught seventeen young chickens in one day, and was shot with the eighteenth in its ! mouth. | Is one house in Wilton. Ct, reside a ] boy, his father, grandfather, great, grandmother and grekt-great-grand- « . . . - *• Q-,Oel.B.I«7». •». S. B. 8T*V*K«: i>ear Str--About r.'ic-t agol waa trasbtwl *h!eii«S^Wtte eowgh. I in Boaton, bat they gar* op 1 wa» no bope of a core, and I ing warmth in the system. Millions of 1. • peoiiJe in Italy use 'macaroni as their 1 j chief, if not their stile food for the year Southern cotton crop j r*,un<|--the gluten answering for * the ! lean meat consumed by other people to produce muscular strength or working power. Sea-biscuit* pilot bread, and plain crackers, those without the "short­ ening" of buttey.or la^«l,^tfe simply flour and water worked ifito tough dough and baked instead of being air or sun-dried as macaroni and vermicelli are. They are usually mode of northern-gi<5wn wheat, containing more starch and lealt gluten tlian mnearoili. wser, ad temfht on » ss--rs itftfMM ptqr«!c<3uc tn^Mng me, aald there *n" A Who taS ia hij family recommended «e to try It. I pr»- c«i»d three bottk% and before Antafcife the third botOe found tkj*U entireiy enred, «2d. bed not anotaer attack of ecrttfnla for DIM yvara. After j ^^Wrtpd I had to get Mine more VE0JETIN F., 1 bat It quickly restored me to health again, and I i b??*no* • tktodattM*. I am stxt^cdM years oW. and since becoming aware of the rlrtu, g of yonr medldne, have given It to my diilcren and CQftitdohUdrea, and have recommended it to mv ^ .i'j" Jhe results have b*«i lnrariably »tl fli« - PreTi0» *° «| WM of tiie VKUKTIWK t had a canoer remated, »d scrofn Ions sorea broke out 00 me, bnt none Asm uip«ared rinoe, and I believe it superior to any of the Family M«dlcfais in u*e. UUUi «TMHAt T. 1 oaA W»(' " to the teste you have always shown; waistcoats, fashionable cravats; the latest trousers were not lacking to you, for your vanity was as great as mine. You had to have white linen, ornaments to your watch-chain, tilings which I could have done without but for you. And your love of good living--I never saw the like. Haven't we' shouted and sung and feasted at the Prado, at the Chaumiere ? How many sausages with saner kraut, slices of ham, and crawfish haven't you swallowed at the Strasbourg brewery, La Harpe street ? Have I ever reproached you in the least? Even THE President of a bank ran ^mce fot with a tramp in St. Louis! The tramp had snatched the money from the bank counter. 1 men. The decision on appeal is very vig­ orously reasoned. There is, Lord Justice Bramwell said, neither gen­ eral usage nor convenience in favor of having articles of dress on, ~ ,, credit, nor can the courts take judicial father of thirty-four children, twenty deep, .7. _* A:«^ t • A„\rrf am InrinninA vravo Af^f POrty-Throe Diiys in a Mint V After l»eing shut, up in a mitie for forty-three days and nights, a Devon- | shire (England) dog still lives. In aty ' oompanyiiiig masfe* ofi, A shooting ex> VCMCH for THE *BO«4TTAIHNT ID «V«RR pftrtfcatmr, and consider VEOETINE the be»* FamUf IMMDI MPW in nse. FOR . MOSES KIMBA1U Snebandar laritJ. SKIITDISEASES. Dear Sir--Having baen trocblod with a twd akin disease, breejung out into little Bores orr r my faae, r«oomn.«nded to take VF.QETINE. I sin to inform yon tuat It Uss rampleUly cured MAN living at Bimmersburg, Pa., is eursion he fell into a shaft sixty-six feet i WE 4*Mng three twit?**, 1 can highly reoia- atlier of thirtv-four children, tweatv i deep, and was simvx«ed to }» killed. is give the wife i>ower to run up such bills, but why should the law>give S*K h jx>wer to her against his will? Tradesmen should inform themselves as to the wives' authority. It is, doubtless, true that to ask questions of their lady customers Y • *1 , , -I T 1 •> AO& UUCRUUUD VJA. VIAVAA IWI! VUOVUUACTN when my pockets were empty and I had woul(\ offena them) and that is a strong to go on tick, did I hesitate ? I do not | reagon why 8nch questions should not be asked; but it is no reason why the speak of the innumerable pints of beer which have gone downyour throat; they would make thousands of kegs if you : would reckon them up. And the cigars, j and the music, and tne theater--and all ' the rest." j My chimpanzee half shut his eyes, I impatiently. "Good!" said he; " you | never refuse anything to yourself, either, I and a thousand times you have deprived J me of the greatest necessaries in order 1 to adorn your library with some new | book and satisfy your vain curiosity. In j the early days, especially, I had to pass j winters without fire, my fingers numb with cold and my stomach empty." " I suffered from it more than you. j Your privations enfeebled me, and the | fear of losing you gave me a fever." j " All!" cried the rascally ape, " to be so afraid you must have been not quite sure , of surviving me. Say what you will, we shall end together; you will not .survive me a second. When I sleep we both lose the sense of the 41;' when I begin to wake up you dream, you bab­ ble; when I open my eyes you revive; when I am sick, and you suspect the slightest dangerous injury in me, you do not know what saint to pray to. Go ! your case is as clear as mine; soothe yourself with your darling illusions, we shall none the less depart arm-in-arm."' He stopped, and, seeing me reduced to silence, the animal went on with re­ doubled insolence: " Formerly, in the time of the Egyp­ tians, I was embalmed after my death, and remained hundreds of years in the condition of a mummy. It was a just tribute rendered to my services; the honor of being enveloped in consecrated bandages and stuffed with rare perfumes consoled me a little for my loss of life. But at present you disdain me; you think to elevate yourself by despising your For all that, it is only a comedy the late James Fisk, Jr., rough the country with a husband should be made liable in de­ fault of the shopman's choosing not to inform himself. Lord Tliesiger added that there was, indeed, a presumption that the wife had authority to pledge her husband's credit, but the presump­ tion was one liable to be rebutted, and had, in fact, been rebutted in this case by proof of the limitation of the wife's expenses. It was hard upon the trades­ men, but it would be yet haredr upon the husband to lay upon him a burden of liability against his will, and from which he would be unable to relieve himself except by public Advertisement ; of Balmoral not to trust his wife, which advertisement ! of Balmoral.' the tradesman might, after #11, pi etui he had not seen. The Judges disputed over a case [Manby against Scott] simi­ lar to this several years in the reign of Charles n and fifteen years ago the i once mt Common Pleas made a similar decision i ™ in Jolly against Rees. But Justice intends soon to begin a tour throi tent and show. THE St. Louis police searched all day fot a baby whose mother said it had been stolen, but which was found under the bed, where it had fallen. THERE are 40,000 American books in the British Museum, which has thus, in a measure,' become the cilief depository of American literature. THE Tennessee Press Association will enjoy a free excursion to Chicago alxrnt the time of the meeting of the Repub­ lican National Convention. A FURNISHED house in Philadelphia and «*-aa sup^-sed to 1** killed, more than a month a howl was heard to; proceed from the pit's mouth. A miner" was sent for and lowertnl, and -the dog i<pscued in dn entacikted condi­ tion. He had lost twenty-six pounds in weight. f* week in your own town. 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Debenham against Mellor is the first time the question has been passed upon in a court of appeal. How Oysters Are Fattened. Very few persons who feast on the large and toothsome oysters which are served up in the city have the remotest idea from what source the luscious bi­ valves are obtained, or in what manner they are fattened. The oysters obtained from Tangier sound, Lynnhaven, and what are known as the seaside oysters, are a rather small oyster, inclosed in an immense shell--ttfieir native element be­ ing salt water. * These oysters, when dredged and brought to the market, are sold to the packers and others at the rate of about 60 cents a bushel. Re­ cently a plan has been discovered by which these oysters can be not only fat­ tened in a very short time, but their value enhanced at least 150 per cent. Two of the large packing firms are now engaged in this business, and the man­ ner of procedure is described as follows words served out to you had not the ap pearance of reassuring you much as to your final lot, and for the sake of keep­ ing me only two or three years more you would not have hetdtated a moment to sacrifice your eternal life. Come, own up; be honest to yourself. Is it true ?" I was confounded at his impudence; then, with a movement of indignation and as a last resource, striking my breast, I cried: " I think; therefore I am." And the chimpanzee, imitating my gesture and caressing his stomach, jeer- mgly cried: " I digest; therefore I am," He dared even to add ironically: "One can doubt everything except that one digests; for to doubt, one must digest, doubt being a phase of good di­ gestion." So much audacity deserved chastise' ment, T * * " ' ' * ' When the oysters are unloaded from the pungies they are transferred to scows over which a deck is built, and on which deck the oysters are iplaced. Each of these scows will carry a deck load of about 600 bushels of oysters. The scows are then towed to a point in the Patap- sco river near the Ferry Bar bridge, where the water is quite shallow. The vacant space in the scow between the deck and the bottom is tilled with water by means of a valve, and the scow is s^nk. There she is left during two flood tides, when the water is pumped from her by means of a small machine provided for the purpose, and the scows are then ^>wed up to the city) again. The change from the salt to the fresh water, and the immersion of the oysters during these flood-tides, it is said, fatten them until what was at first but a eom- THE Kentucky triplets have been beaten. Daniel, William and Martha Grant were born and are now living in Torrington, Ct. 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It was too late; the python had fol­ lowed him like a dart, and I heard his bones crackling, when my maid servant, returning from vespers, opened the door, asking: "Did you call, sir?" What luck! I seemed to feel all the heirs on my body stand on end, and I stammered: "Nothing, Jeannette, nothing; I only sneezed." See, for all that, the emotions to which a man is exposed in reading Darwin; A fAKD.-To all who are suffering from tSs errofe nrnvod n fipld-dnv with flio j and indiecretionsof yooth. nervous weakness,early de- provea S neiu-aay wun wie I ray lB8a of mMaiood, etO will send a Recipe that wfll They came out in large niun- ; cure you, fjtxM or CHARGE. This great remedy was ^ ""ilonai ~ •-- "-- ipe S« Station 1), New York City, Paper Boxes. By a recent invention paper boxes are made in Boston directly from paper pulp. The boxes are turned out of any size or shape perfectly seamless and uni­ form thickness. After drying the boxes are run tlirough a second machine at the rate of sixty per minute, receiving, un- i der a pressure of 4,000 pounds, such em- j bossing as may be necessary. From the A Bad Day for Allifstors. Monday alligators, xney came out m larg< bers to bask in the warm sunlight after the rain. Fatal recreation ! Everybody on board went to shooting them. Even the scullion would leave his dislipan to take a shot. And it seemed hard to miss them. The champion slayer was an old hunter from the Granite State. When­ ever he raised his rifle death was in the air, and its sharp report was the crack of doom for some cousin pf the croeb- dile. The 'gator-slayer expended his last cartridge in the evening; but not till he had scored his sixty-fifth alligator. We have killed upward of 200 altogether. Their vitality is remarkable. I chopped off the head of one a few minutes after it had been shot. Several minutes after the head was entirely severed from the body, I thrust an oar at it. The jaws opened and snapped to again like a huge steel-trap, driving the teeth three- fourths of an inch into the hard oak and splintering the oar handle. Even twenty minutes later that 'gator-head would not have been a safe toy for chil­ dren.--Orlando (Ma.) Reporter. Hired Dresses. To whet shifts will women resort who are really fond of dress! In our large cities it is quite customary for ladies to A HMmtoli ItMli A. CHAPMAN, 414# Main street, Harttord,Conn. i --g. • • - - _ A book on the Liver, its diseases and their ; I I f%, Nfle timtment, sent free. Including treatises upon ! WW f 1 CA| LgClillVld LiverComplainH Toroid Uv«, Jauxkttce, ^ ! h«t la'tka World. fwaaleWW ! St. Panl, BnaeaBoHx I laiitota 8.R. CO. Tbe VAltaic Belt C«., nich^ Will send their Electro-Voltaic Beits to the af­ flicted upon thirty days' trial See their adver­ tisement in this paper, headed, "On Thirfer Days' Trial," " ; v Da. C. E. SHOBHAKBH, the well-known snrnl surgeon of Reading, Pa., offers to send by mail, free of charge, a valuable little book on deafness and disease* of the ear--especially on running ear and catarrh, and their proper treatment- giving references and testimonials that will satisfy the most skepticaL Address as above. RED RIM VALLEY FARM n i® ta The understated. In consequence of ill-hi>i>lth and by eiem|tt«nr eraer of Ids. ee doll Me per aere allewed the settler for break- oil enlUvauon. Fm particulate apply to I ' D. A. MoKINLAY. iu»«d fftMMluluMir. ht, Pul,mHK hj itirUn, if> ciimpi'lled to retire tlu<rrlorn offere for Kale his BT&AIOHTEX. your OID boots and aboee Aflth Lyon's Heel Stiffencra, and wear them again. VsGETnrK bas restored tliottiiands to health who had been long and paininl siiirorats. PB Imiti ,-ietlve liusines*. 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Obtain it from your druggist, and you will fluditsnpeiiaa to unjrthine yon have ever used. ~ • P E N S I O N S i from the machine manual labor is entire- ; ly avoided. By the use of one set of | these machines 30,000 boxes can be pro j duced per day, at less than one-third of • the lowest market price of hand-made j goods, and doing the work of 200 hands j as the process is ordinarily conducted. J IBA CURTIS, an oysterman of New Ha- j yen, Ct., has taken more than sixty I drowned and drowning persons from the water. He makes a careful study of currents and eddies for the purpose of seeking bodies. He has received almost no compensation for his services. Linus Asxib is the daughter of one of our most prominent citizens. Y enterday jshe_ told n% in her way, wb Cough Syrup was, severe cold. H«w U Get Skk. Iftxpoee yourself day and night, art too much without exercise; work too hard without rest; doctor all the tim*; take all the vile nostrums adveiilsadj and then you wilfcwant to kno# '*1^ 1 Hew to Get Well, - •which is answered in three word»-^- Take Hop Bitteral See other oolumn. --Express. When eduMtod by mental labor, take Kidney-Wort to maintain healthy action of all organs. er way, what a good medicine Dr. Boll's ss it aad cored her of a very We have various kinds of customers,' said one of these costumers. " Some­ times a lady from anotlier city, staying at a hotel, wants to go to a ball, and she comes to me. Some of my customers are ladies who tend stores. They don't go to big balls often, but when they dc|| go they want to go right, and they save ; their money for it. White satin brings j ; the highest price; then white silk, and j i then light corn color. The easier the j j dirt and the astains come on 'em, the | I more we get. The blue and the green • : don't bring so much, and the slate color ( I and dark red we hire out cheap. Dress- i makers never hire out dresses, but sec­ ond-hand dealers do. They buy them of rich ladies who get tired of them. The dresses cost a high price when they are new, and the ladies won't be seen in C0U& Procured for Soldiers and Sailors heirs of ds- :!$sfe in) H l<Kttl.l>i Ar <Mt. " Inth St., N.W;, Washington, I>. C. Disabled in the service of the U. H. Also for 1 passed sstdtess. PeiMiewiiaie iiQcktodateof t er death of soldier. Pensions increased. Ad< _ . _ eloaitijrsUiun) H S. &* CO., Attsi*n«!ra, OlO Ninth St., N.W., Washington, I>. C. Lock-Bo^ <m P E N S I O N S ! »w. Thousands of Soldiers and heirs entitled, date back todtsehanceor death. TimeitwUlMi,. Address, with stamp, SIOMI K. LEMOV, F.O.Drawwraa&. Waiklsatss, Ok C. V / 0 H T i That Acts afttito 6MM BM otf THB LIVER, THB BOWELS* j and the KIDNEYS. . Vheae gre*t organs are the natural eleus-1 en of the system. If they wortt well, health «riu he perfect: if they bccome ek«~ ' drsadf ul disauee are sure to follow wttS TDKHU tUFFOHNUC BIllooaMtSt letiidM, Dyspepsia, 2MB- ] dice, CopatliatiM aad Pllea, or|U4* ney CdMiyUtnti, Qnnl, Plshetsg, ; I iedlMaai* tk»I?yfa|e, Milky/ i|r-J «B- IUpy Vtimir -• f smtle Pnlnanai^^ehes, are devaloned hwaO|e Sthejilood I - - wiiih the ngRmrs^m wold i expelled nafhmfiy. lUDNBY-WORT will restore thelieafthr action and all t! destroying evils will ne banished; neglect: them and yon will live but to sutler. Thousands nave been enred. Try Hand yon will add ene more to the number. Tal;e It and health wlllonce more gladden your heart. Why auffer longerfforRtha torment | distress tram Cen- boeauee of tfis- SS85S .*M •Hee«lt HAPOSII Pena'a Stit Saaafaet'i«Ca.nOs> These An apafa w^Seess^hir ever BMde. are wanted. SlcTSS*: Avenue, OMeegk PLUTAICIfS II i nanism Haftslrw' I HlVVw kvoh. Ukaiv Price, The BMattsai The Best Field GILBERTS as ordored urine? KIDNKT-WOWWIH cure you. Try speck" age at once and be satisfied. It it a dry vegetable compound and One Package makes tlx quarts of Hedlelae. Your Druggist tuts it, or «c<H get <f for | rl. Insl&l upon having it. Price, fim. frrr°.n HCSAEKOIT t CO.. PR^RITTAT, I ; frriaentfMt^l.t Bestlaqeea, Tt AN iKHillHIt JUUU AMI UOritNMKMT LAMUS. OF < Fi:UTILITY, WITHIN CAST UUOII I'EHMANB(RIUIIURR,AF LY JLUW PRICKS, In--weSMm*jl In KALmTKKM OSKUON wad WANHUKiTOA TlUtSlTQItY. an aT«Ma0 ll„ Iroui Ftrll«M» v.. HUAXN AT fOKHMKU OSMWUIM A PKICK EQUAL TO THAT OSTAlNKBiM 1'IIICAUO. - Tite Nmchera Mielte % U» «MI JCntlwaur mid Nftrimtlea Cfcare •«' ip«r o«o si ins sfliliwaJ. travmlag wulss fa nil dtmOMH. Miller la i ntnid ineremn* la ahe nl wBlcs are aew epw to emptiM. LANDS SHOW *M ATEBAfll YIEI.D m§ 40 ilDMHil^ OF WHKAt Pfi£ ACU> No F»ltare ttf Cimpm ever kaewa.' " HAlfjenmn UNIKI oftnd mt A* aaMbMH^' rote «f an acre. CLIBATE MHO MO HEALTHY. 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