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Consumption and Wasting Diseases of Children. 55m! pr our pumpkin. Mailed FREE. See“ a Bum TEETHFUL TOURISTS .wmm:.m><m._. 430mm: -200 >m 01.0... meOFw m4m<xm<5mm 7,119 Gauaaiau mwspapcr 311' Cu ICKAMAUG. with blindness riblc condi tion leaving 3 stun socket. The:M first. but 111131 fliction. Onef that. be though .1 tho lamp. "This is a great country,” said a drum met at the conclusion of the reading. “A glorious country! The ofl'ete monarchies of Europe couldn’t begin to show such a marvelous case.” “1 don’t believe a'word of it,” said an- other. "It. is nothing but a newspaper fake.” . ”-4. LL-§ H atfifl 8 COm‘ Anamic Women Juno. “Not so sure about that,’ mercial tourist from Chicag‘ of a case somewhat similal which I can guarantee. An was crossing Wabash ave: years ago when he fell righw car, and before you could s inson’ his right leg was cut ( ‘Aâ€" I.“ 11 Account of the Tennessee Man’s New Pair of Eyes Starts Themâ€"Two of Them Relate Incidents About Severed Limbs That One “fill Take W'ith a Sack of Salt. lane. ‘ ' “Not so sure about that,” said a com- mercial tourist from Chicago, “for I know i of a case somewhat similar, the truth of which I can guarantee. An uncle of mine was crossing Wabash avenue some five years ago when he fell right under a cable car, and before you could say ‘Jack Rob. ; inson’ his right leg was cut ofl three inches ' below the knee. He lay for three months | in the hospital, and when he was able to hobble about on a wooden peg be sued the 1. railway company for $5,000 damages. The company paid the amount after consider- able litigation. One day my uncle deter- mined to get a new and improved artifi- cial leg, but when he went to remove the old pin. which had served him as a tem- porary makeshift, he found it had grown tight to the bone. In fact, the flesh of the l stump was beginning to grow over the a wood, and the doctors said it would have to be amputated above the knee to remove it. He refused to submit to the operation. gradually growing downward, assuming the shape of the original leg. In the course of a year his limb was entirely restored, the wooden stump taking the place of the original bones. The foot began to form, a little club footed. ’tis true, but perfect enough to kick with, and he now goes about as gracefully as you or I." "That is really marvelous,” said one of his audience. "Yes,” said the veracious narrator from Chicago, "the strangepartof it is that the railroad company sued him for the recov- ery of the $5,000, claiming that, as the leg was restored, they were not liable to dam- m pale or sallow complexions, suffering from skin eruptions scrofulofis blood,will find quick ief in Scott's Emulsion. All the stages of Emaciation, and a Mm! decline of health, are ages. ” ages." Great indignation Was expressed at such I smallness, after which a gentleman from Tm Rochester took the floor. "I can tell you a stranger that, which I know Sam Revere, a friend of mine, was bitten wh in the am: right above the W hat by a rat- the tlesnake last summer in the ooky moun- l' tains. With great presence of mind he 0‘ fastened astrap above the wound, and by pulling hard managed to stop the circula- tion of the poisoned blood. Then he be jumped on his burro and galloped to town In to see a doctor. hand and wrist were swollen their natural size and were almost black. m, The doctor reached 30 _ - stnntly putated the arm at the elbow. ‘ d: engaged to he mart ed, an arm he did most of his hugging with. 04' Well. Sam recovered. but thou h his low- in he complain of helm; FY arm was gone m an uncomfortable sensation where his a i wrist should have been; A anesun this impression along to m l He few '9; terrible treasure between the e : 3 how am Wish at he mlniam we at 6! times the pain we 98 new I 8 mm t has glee .. one me he determined se‘g: Mei m 0 ti e an inn an dueteew elm gig?!“ thump mien. We; v ween“ ; m. H w: N we: nws‘ g ’ an agent“ trmw’l “£569 Q n . um mm B x , em a: we the wouesi- a «5:9 all ‘0 we it New“ to peace. I you We. wisdom a: wnsom Sea 51’: Rm 1215 (on fififihheu’ Notice. Emulsiog v cured. let‘s hear it " said a drummer to a group of xguos sitting around the lobby at tincntal hotel, "here’s a great lave you read about the remark. ) of blindness?” Banana; 7”,. 0mm 50‘- ‘ “- (DAY, MARCH 29, 1895- W35 Propnetotv. ” said a drum W. “711.903 Doom" sup. “We can't go on like this forever!" ex- claimed the young man, deeply afltugd. “We cannot!" said the young woman, equgyy moved. ,,I‘ _L_L- I.__Aa -mflâ€" vguuu; n-v . ' “We may :5 well shake hands and- and"â€" “ We'll have to shake about 25 of them.” rejoined the younger member of the man- ufacturing firm, recovering herself. “We are losing money_ever‘y“day.” _ ,7,_,__A__ -L- BLU AVUAua .â€"â€"_-' , And with busineesiike 'promfitness she sat down at the typewriter and proceeded to rattle off a letter to the foremanâ€"Chl- cago Tribune. . Emma-sing. "It’s a hard situation, then, I’m holding down,” said L1 Hung Chang moodlly. “A mighty hiard sltgation.” . ,nnn _~‘__J Ll- Figgâ€"It‘s I: spend so much to play the pin ried my wife 1 ing, but she be 3155â€"“; a w- ___,, spend so much time and money learning to play the piano. Before we were mar- ried my wife used to be eternally practic- ing, but she hasn't: touched the piano half a dozen times since. Foggâ€"And yet they say that marriage is n failureâ€"Boston Transcripts. “Yes," said the I always endeavor to that they can be un ated by even the du delivering them in cite them to myself. Out near the 3: Out. in the field KeepAU-P your Under zm oak sits a maiden a-whistling. Back of the oak runs a river a-swishing. Keep pp your courage, for soon you‘ll go fish- Omar! “Yum.” Then ave him catnip too. ‘ And you he didn't feel quite well. He had the grip. you I00. 8h" gavd him busy. bonosct. squall. Rubbed Now on his chest And. fod him lots of blue mass pun. Which quickly did the rut. By this time John could not go! up. And as ho lay in bed She drenched him from a (mud: cup 'rm he was nearly dead. And when at In: the doctor came ' And (etched poor Johnny round Folks said. “ ”rwu Granny. on tho mo. Kept him above the ground." â€"New York Recorder. “What; are you doing now, om touowr “I’m a stenogrnphor.” “Stenographer? I didn’t know you un- derstood the business.” ‘ ' " a-.. .. :n}. with 3‘ mm “I don’ t, but 1’ who shutters. â€"C Much Saucer. or a. horse? Great Scottl “You paid $25 I You can go to a street car barn and buy all you want for $7.50 apiece!" "But this was a rocking horse for my bov. It; has ngenuine horse’s hide.”â€" 7' “But this was boy. It; has a 8‘ Chicago Tribune. A Sure Sign of B “Thar is the place whar through the ice.” “How do you know?” “Easy enough. Jest 10¢ floatin yandcr!”â€"Atlanta The little bills of daily life. They vex our spirits sore And. make existence oftentimes A nuisance and a bore, For everyWhere on every side These small tormentors rise- - These tantalizing little billsâ€" And stand before our eyw. The butcher’s bill, the baker’s bill. The bills for gas and coal, The memos from the grocery, Oh, how they vex the soul! And yet how strange the fact that these, Our worst tormentors, ple , , n_.i-.._ vu; u vnvv --__V, For who was ever knowâ€"to frown At little bills called Vs? â€"New York World. and)!- “Oh. dear me, yes! I’ve only had her a week, and I haven’t a whole vase left in the house."â€"Chicago Inter Ocean. BEAST. BIRD on DEVlL? which he encountered in a swamp near the §3vannah river. The story is» £01- Iowa: ~ “It Was about 8 o’clock in the morn- ing, and I was standing with my gun behind some trees. about 100 was from the outside. waiting to get a shot if possible at a passin g deer. finddenly I heard a noise in todard the river that mate nay hair stand on end. It was not fine a fond noise, nor did it sound very dangerous, but it was peculiar. I had never heard anythin Iike it M026, and scribe it. and ye lass have is t “1st not give my ‘ sounded; tum stronger mamas: than either; and yet that is the impression that it gave insâ€"cams? that “must be unwaseien a sat oasis and than! bath: this: sites as “The sound seemed to issue from I magma a me a! la: m: .1 meme!“ “£223 9333 The Servant Question. Japan‘s the mod_ern hired girl, A Nora or a Dinah. Whose pathway through the work she does 13 strewn with broken China. â€"Detroit Free Press. One swallow cannot summer me By any means at all, But_sev¢-ral of proper strength W111 oft produce a fall. -'â€"New York Herald. LIGHT AND AIRY. BEAST, Not In That Case. all nonsense for girls to S She isn’t far. Spring isn‘t far. . A1A_J Contradictory. ». Cure of 1115 Place. a the Rev. Dr. Goodman, “I .vor to write my sermons so 2 be understood and appreci- thc dullesn intellect. Before 1cm in public I invariably re- myself. ’ ’â€"New York Herald. Flattcfing gate is 3 t0\‘ (Is is an old ,- courage-4 'business.” )ut I’ve got a jog with a man ”â€"Cincinnafli Tribune‘ A Likely Sign- Hit of His Rule. 10 Rev. D Iu huuw 5 gh. Jest look at that cork !”â€"Atlanta Constitution. Atlanta. Constitution. thoad play i218; d mule Braying- -Wc'll shortly 80 M85" Signs. of Him. the major “’11 old follow?" 6‘1 PRODUCTS 0F §CIENGE FOR HOME USE. Within the int few yam scienoo nu Dlmond Dyes for Cotton: Turkey Rod, Scum, Pink. Crimson. Pmp‘o. Sen! Brown, Orange, Olive Gmn and own: calm. 7A not it.‘ gun out“. These dyes make colon I0 int tint "on washing in strong soup-ands will not 0:130 them to inde. Ii women will at to: Fast Dismond D50: hr Cotton. and see that they got them, they will be We to dyo my cf the above colcn nboolutely int and winding. color- thnt will rennin until the goods are wtra our. - II-§L- d“ Feet Diamond Dyee to: cotton gm: grend end. mun-m oolnreto corpus rm, and ere therefoxe lnvalneble to country people who mole Rag Carpets. Tneoe ponnler dyee are In! nheed of all other tonne ct dyoetnfl‘a. end men! urge dye houeee use them rtgulnrly "14.1--- lâ€".lba_ Common Dung" “Y‘s“ donsâ€"are now sold In I: want! manual!) 3‘ I-n-vâ€" -â€" . tionsâ€"are now sold in some stores; be- ware If these; insist every time upon netting the gusrsntecd Fest Diamond Dyes; tried, sure, true, brilliant and un- Ming. 5 ever inhabited this eartfi, I do firmly be: ,, LLâ€"Al‘ on ever luunuswu uuao v.-." _ V lieve. Its body was between three and four feet long and was also black. When I first caught a glimpse of it, I thought I must have been mistaken in the head and that it was an alligator Mmem nut; to sun himself, and yet I v..-__ coming out to sun himself, and yet 1 had never seen an alligator like that be- fore. ADI-v. “Coming on up nearer to where 1 crouched in terror behind a tree I soon had an opportunity to see the thing in all its strangeness and ugliness. There was a little knoll where the puddle of n ‘â€" -_._A.n "on: u ----_v __ water ended, andâ€"horror of horrorsâ€" what I had thought was an alligator stepped up on this little elevation, and I then saw that it had only two feet. As near as Icould judge its legs were about a foot and a half long, and it stood there like some huge blackbird of the night, with its bill stuck downward and still emitting that unearthly kind of noise. â€" A 1â€"â€"-.: .444. “01:6. “To say that I was paralyzed with fear would hardly give you an idea of my condition. If the creature had seen me and started in my direction, I am ‘ sure I would never have been alive when it reached me. it never occurred to me that my gun vmald have been any pro- tecticn. I was so completely terrified by the appears“; 0 of the unnatural looking thing that i couldn’t think of anything else. I bc‘i we I would rather have braved a thousand alligators than that bird or beast or whatever you might call it. “It stood there, I suppose, about a minute. and I had a good opportunity to examine it with my eye. Its body was rough and scaly, like an alliga- tor’s, and the tail went OR to a point. It had legs like a turkey or duck, only they were larger and stronger. Its feet I could not see on account of some bushes. It kept turning its bill up and down and around, but try as I could I never did locate its eyes. They wore the features I was right then most interest- ed in not seeing, and I suppose they were so black that at that distance I could not make them out. ‘ AL. â€"_‘-'I urn-end Beautilul and Brilliant Colors. coma HUI: many Vuvâ€" v_,s ‘ ‘I can never describe the awful sound I the thing made with its mouth. It made my blood run colder every time I heard it. After a short while, that seemed an age, the creature gave a kind of spring from the ground, and before I could realize what it was doing it went up into a large tree and sat on the lowest limb. As it did so I could hardly believe my eyes when I saw two dark wings spread out from its side and strike the air with a heavy sound that made my heart sick. I had not noticed before that it had wings, but wings they certainly were, although I could see no feathers. As soon as it had poised itself on the limb its wings were drawn so closely to its body that it was impossible to detect where they were. I looked at it for a second or two, and then, as its back was toward me, I thought it was a fa- vorable opportunity to get out of the swamp, as I was hungry anyhow. I stole quietly out and never took a long breath until I had left the swamp a full \ mile behind. ”â€"Atlauta Constitution. A Birmingham weekly newspaper which devotes a good deal of space to chess recently published' a problem which, it is asserted, has foiled all players except the greatest masters. The solution is not yet published, and mean- while the pnper is having quite a big boom. A copy of it reached Prince Con- stantine of Oldenburg, a distinguished amateur, at present stationed with his regiment in the Russian guards at Ku- tais. in remote Transcaucasia. The prince wrestled awhile with the prob- lem and than cabled to Birmingham, begging the editor there towire him the solution, which was done, as the reply» was prepaid. The incident is curious, and the enterprising editor is entitled to make themost of it for adVertisin' purposes, which naturally he is ” , â€"London Correspondent. ‘ - Youth in 'th w uHa mm m“ “““M‘WF‘ W‘ 9‘, “WWW" ”gunman m N 9M mm Ohm-u M “w amp M M: M be I Jumw and “um 5mm dun“ m: w h: communal MORSELS FROM WILDE. A Valuable Problem. not an affection. Youth in an THE angéjN ;Chfi=ixi;fim mm a “ma-- Maw. a t Mu . “my“! H mm an in MI I w ‘meflaw Wan Rw- POST. M m Cotton 8!" worthless Imita- gamma!“ WE WW4 um my “MW-'â€" The United States has 8,883,108 Innlel valued n: “10,987.81“ Two hen-eel at New Orleans are hand- icapped by their names Bugs end Bap There ere nwly’l 6.000.000 hone- in the United States valued nt 3576. 780.- 560. . A hm “king for “,000.000 Mm lubmitted to the legislature“ m 1‘ min for the pm °t improvina the _ - -A‘n Shepherd Boy, 8283);. romeo u we: recently chlorofomed a: Lake la. 1113.. by his owner. because old made life a burden. Starter Berry Lope: has been engIgcd teem: men-otters end pacer: “De- uoit’e blue ribbon meeting. which will be held July 22 to 37. 1:1;6 decline 12: £310 wine. of km horses is general throughout .the coun- try, exoem in the mountain and Pacific ecu-wwâ€" England got ahead of California when she secured the great Australian Carbine â€"oonsidcred by some to be an even greater horse than Ormonde. A _--- x- 5... u-vâ€"n The latest fad in naming horses is to give an animal his owner’s name spell- ed backward. How would Nagirroc. Niwdlab, Slekcerps, Sniknah. Eneek do? uv Lake A. Burke of New York. who owns the ten mile champion trottar Pascal, record at that distance 26:27 ,14. has repeatedly challenged the world 'nst Pascal, for any sum from 85,- 000 to $25,000, at- any distance tram 5 to 50 milesâ€"Horseman. â€"Puria. It Is said. has 52.000 paces where intoxicating drinks are sold. while the number throughout the rest cf France ls 425000. â€"Au English temperance orator. when speaking on the subject whether or I c it would be possible to clone the public drinkirg saloons. said: “Thls is e diffi- cult quest-ion, truly. my friends ; but we will do well to remember that, ‘l‘here 15 :5 little public house whlch every- one my close : It is the little public housejust under- neath the noee.’ " -Archbisbop Keln. ( f the Ramon Goth- olic diocese 0! St. Louis, hue placed hun- ‘ so] f on record as firmly approving the ca-cperntion cf Roman Catholics end Protestnnts in the temperance work. The annual conference or the Y.W.C.T.U. was held in that city lest week. 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Buuutul mind-l toad: interned at prioeato cu“. -m- m_ All the liner clutc- M Dummy, Inch , A...â€" umv. m. - 72-“ ’R. J. P. LIIION. Valerian Surgeon all Dentist. ______â€"â€"â€"i, DR. BURROWS. gndube of M00111 College. 1866. Office hours 8 m 10 um. noon. 6 Q6 p.13. Tolephom connection. Lind-y, July 16. 1mâ€"'u 1!- as x: Office snd'roddonoe, camp- m. Lladny..opp5du Baptist. church. undnyajnno 9. 1886.â€"96 1y. 79 “mar! surgeon!- mu- m nmww -_..-....~, , tho Guam 0! Trinity University. Tacoma. what 0! gouge -0! _Ppyuichm ma Burg ’ “ ' .4 _-..o Inui- It u- Auuuv; vâ€"..-__.V , "IO mun-w ., V what 0! Colon 0! Physician ma Samoan. Ontario. OFFlcn-Lhdny-m. next homo to m Bridge. J type 7th. tauâ€"184.“. 7 w 9 pun. ‘lbjgphone commutation. _____â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€" IS. amrwn. . u-w-v.__., - no 0! Univu'm of Trinity Congo. Toronto; lumber of College Pb than and Surgeons. Onurio ; bu l’h iclu no Rockwood Asylum. Kim. Gnud uk Surgeon. Lind-y once and ”new. Russell-IL, mood door m of York It. 015cc hours, 9 to 10.80 I In. 1.80 to 3 p l1‘.; and 7 I08 pm. “May. April 8.1891.â€"84-ly. MM Pub. 1. ”Na-9541. ........ Lind-y. A08. )3» G. s. RYEBSON, OCULISI' and A URIBI', count-u” rouom. Lindsay. Aug. C. 1893.-69-1y. R. J EFFEBS £8 WELLINGTON-ST. mil-ton I0. 6. . E. A. T(_)_TTEN, DENTIST. L. mrnowlfy. [W 1M!“ M Bell A UCTiONBEB. W, Wellington-3L. LINDSA Y. GEOXI m‘ Plus BEOWN. L. unnamm'. M; Du LlAS BOWES. EORGE MoHUGH, DIGRABBI. raisin)”, sum 1-1â€"- AUCTIONEEB. Ma“, m4, LINDSAY. . anmgmns, OAKWOOD . W'HITE. SIMPSON. REY $10,195, 6"“ MA-A-Ono I. r. BROAD. Human Cards; Den t1: try. Phyucnns. }mz. 01199112! (noun) , _.__.._.. 4.. oh- mu «- t ..... L H”, ---â€"r a m Atherley Mince. [000! .nd town promyflewm“ _ EYE..â€" Woiufim-un Had-i. J. NEELANDS, Dental Surgeon, LINDSAY TINNIQ. mm