1 Different Methods of Following the junction Love One Another," Do men ever fall in love with each other? Women do. Not long ago a young woman In New Jersey was married to a youthful laborer on her father's farm. Sometime afterward it was discovered that the husband was a female; the young wife refused, however, though earnestly entreated by her friends, to give up her chosen consort. The strangest part of the discovery the fact that the bride knewwher husband was a Woman before she was. led tot the altar.
men do not exhibit this strange infatuation for one pf -their own sex, thoy at least oftentimes give evidence of the fact that they love one another. are many Instances record where ono man has to more another, instances given his life for another. There where men have Prentice It is a proud possession -the knowledge that one has saved a precious human life. Meriden, is the home of such a a man. John H.
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At this time, I commenced to have the most terrible pains in my back. Ono day an old friend of mine, Mr. R. T. Cook, of the firm of Curtis Cook; adyised me to try Warner's Safe Oure, as he had been troubled the same way and it had 'effected a cure for him.
I bought six bottles. took the medicine as directed, and am to-day a well man. I am sure no one ever had a worse case of kidney and liver troublo than I had. Before this I was always against proprietary medicines, but not now, oh. no." Friendship expressos itself 'in' very far ways sometimes; but the true friend la the friend fu Money Slang.
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Itis just such 'a case as we should have listened to rather suspicioualy, but when we see it we must believe it. It has trebled our sales of Golden Medical Discovery." JOHN HACKETT SON. Druggists, Roanoke, Ind. In all bronchial, throat, and lung affections, lingering coughs, spitting of blood, weak kindred ailments, Discovery? effects the most marvelous cures. PATENTS Send Washington, for LEHMANN, circular.
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Why does this man stare 80 SCOTT'S EMULSION Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and A HYPOPHOSPHITES of Lime and Soda is 'endorsed and prescribed by leading physiclaus because both the Cod Liver oil and Hypophosphites are the recognized agents in the cure of. Consumption It 1s as palatable as milk. Scott's Emulsion a perfect is a wonderfui Flesh It is the Best Remedy for CONSUMPTION, Scrofula; Bronchitis, Wasting Diseases, Chronic: Coughs and Colds. for Scott's Emulsion and take no other. stopping the I was sitting in offico of a Kentucky wookly paper, and the editor had just furnished proof of the fact that he: was editor, drintor, compositor, prossman, and the mail boy, when a shockheaded lad camorin to say: "Mr.
Laggers, he waitin down thar fur you!" "Who's a-waitin'?" "Kurnel Brill." a "What's he 'un want?" "Ter shute, I reckon." "Go'n toll ho un to wait till next week; I'm too busy. When the boy had gone, the editor mewwith: "You kin sec fur yourself what's a holdin' me down. That Kurnel Brill is no gentleman, or he wouldn't put in when ho knows I'm rnshed." The boy came back a moment later to say: "He 'un can't wait. "Why?" "Says he cum in ter shute, an' has got to shute, an' he will "Dod rot sech at man! I reckon I'll hev to go down. Didn't like my leader last week, and wants ter shuto.
Ho 'un's 110 gentleman, no gentleman. I'll be back in a few minits, stranger. I sat there in the office and hoard tho reports of pistols, and I looked out of the window and saw a crowd, and ten" minutes later the editor came in with his right car split a and somewhat petulantly remarked: "And now thar'll be a Coroner's inquest, and I'll hey to lose at least half a day! If the Kurnel wanted to pop at me, why couldn't he 'un hev waited till mne He was no gentlemansome tramp, printer cum along to ease no gentleman -New York Sun. In Many Forms Scrofula taints the blood of almost evory one, and it is the causo of much of our health. If it attacks the breathing organs, the issue is consumption; if the digestive' apparatus, the is dyspepsia and dobility; if the muscles, the issue is rheumatism; if the issue is paralysis; if the glandular system, the issue is in boils and other superficial exhibitions of corruption" It is a mistako to characterize It as unseen.
What festers your skin 'on every little abrasion? What gives that hack to your cough exposure to the slightest damp and Scrofula. What makos your food can oppression? Scrofula. What racks and twists the bones and sinows as you grow old? Scrofula PIt operates by withholding nutrition and defoating all efforts toward 'nourishment, life becomes and the victim knows not the blessings, and happiness of health. It Is your duty to yourself, your family, and your race to manfully oppose and dislodge this demon. Wo can only say that others who were afflicted as you aro have found relief and cure in a moderate use of Hood's Sarsaparilla, that compound in which the skill of the modern pharmacist and the science of the most advanced medical knowledge unite for the boneft of suftering humanity.
Flogging and Literature. Toward the beginning of the eighteenth century the literary standard of the French Academy fell to a low level. According to a in the Nineteenth Century, a poetaster, Moncrit by naine, more famous for his dancing and singing than for his verse, was recommended for election, though the only work he had produced was a mock history of cats. reception was marked by an incidents which might seem more appropriate than to an assembly of: undergraduates that of the intellectual ries of France: While he was delivering his reception spoech, some wag liberated a cat in the which naturally began to miaow with terror, at which the au: dience loud laughter and miaowed in unison. Horse-whipping appears to have been the method.
specially chosen, even by princes and noblemen. to remind men of letters of their social inequality. On meeting Dancourt, a and actor, at supper, the Comte de Livry warned him: "Boware, my dear sir; if you show more wit than I do before tho end of this repast, I shall give you a hundred strokes with my cane. When Rousseau said that men of lotters should take vows of poverty, liberty and truth, the Government, was so incensed against King. exclaimed that ho would do well to hava Rousseau sent to Bicetre.
"It would serve him right," added tho Comte, de C'ermont, he received a good thrashing." The Chinese as Farmers. A year ago I sold for a friend in San Francisco a lot of land in a then unbuilt western suburb. A Chinaman had been using it as a garden. The land was sandy and had not more than 390 by 250 feet surface. The Chinaman, therefore, had the full use of but about two and one-half acres." For this speck of ground he regularly paid a month, andthe lived on it with an assistant.
Hetused the land to grow vegetables, which he sold to Chinamen to be peddled through the city. Despito the high rent, he was making money. The Rev. Mr. Vrooman, now Chinese interpreter in the California courts, who was for twenty-five years a missionary at Canton, and was, subsoquently among the Chinese in Melbourne, informed me that ho knew of two Chinese in the latter place who made a living: for themselves and at horse from a quarter of an acre of land! In addition to thus supporting themselves and the horse, they each sent.
$50 yearly to their relatives at home, Chinese now rent at least 50,000 acres of fruit and bottom lands within a radius of 100 miles of San Francisco, for which they pay from four to ten times what a white lessee could afford to pay for the same. Land in their hands is farmed in earnest, and with them its richness increases rather than' decreases. -Thomas Magee, in the Forum. THE first university, degrees ever conferred on women came from Oberlin College in 1841, the recipients being Mary Caroline Rudd, Mary Hosford and Elizabeth. A THE Chinese say, "When the wind blows Your About Are, half wit's yourself." of your toil can be avoided by the use of No USE to recommend an Indian mixture for bringing out tho hair to a man who has once been scalped.
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The ruinous tower, which is now all that remains of the city. Jamestown, Va. is built upon the sito of the church which Lord Delaware found already erected and. "kept passing sweete and trimmed with divers, flowers" when arrived in 1620 with succor for tho perfishing colonists. They had just aban' doned spots so fatal, to them and were about, give the enterprise altogether.
They had perished from disease, staryation, and at the hands of the savages. It is related that, when' "the stock of oyle, vinegar, sack, and aqua vita was well nigh spent a little sack was kept for the communion table." At this church tho first legislative body assembled. Also in this church the Princess Pocahontas was baptized, and beforo" its altar she stammered forth in her imperfect English the vows. that bound har to John Rolfe. A A Disoase Unaccountably Prevalont.
The prevalence of aliments attributable to miasmatic poison in the air that people breatho, and the water "drink, is well nigh unaccountable, Not alone, in pestilential swamps, badly drained suburban districts, and marches exposed to the sun's rays by. the recoding tide, is this scourge humanity found. Even in great cities, healthfully, located, skillfully sowered, well looked after in every respect in a sanitary way, we find malaria. Its presence is often" "inexplicable, but its attacks are always preventable. The protector is Hostettor's Bitters.
The eradicator bears the game name--a namo known to thousands throughout our broad land and elsewhere as A synonym, of relief, prevention and cure of the Insidious disorders in its abominable phaseschills and fever, bilious romittent, dumb ague and ague cake, as well as otbers. Nor is tho Bitter: legs offoctive for. indigestion, kidney complaint, biliousness, and rheumatism, In 1492.0 Male le aborigine (charging into the hut) "It's come at last, Hiyila! Wo are discovered! Christopher Columbus hag just landed Female aborigine (triumphantly) Therel I told you so, Howow. You remember this morning when you dropped your stabber and it stuck in the floor, I you it was a sign we would have visitors to-day. Now, for goodness' sake, tie a string your Columbus will think you a savage! Is my hat on York World.
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