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South Haven Sentinel (Newspaper) - November 26, 1887, South Haven, MichiganThe old thanksgiving. Written for this paper it i aun Mii he Kofi it a Day of All the year that s not like act other when them Aryl a Eye appear childhood Home of Quot toothed. About it clustered All the Joys that made life -0rth the it Viny somehow nov Ven time destroys the Halo round thanksgiving. That Daj the family far and wide. All that come were Able. Three generations sat w the Pride around the Well i Uez a table. A then the Hur a seem d always fair the skies were never murky the Only Clouds that fill d the Ait Rose from the smoking Turkey. Then father at the the a a head a with wife an 1 of ctr Drea round . Their children. Put of the lord a he said be praised who thus has Crown d a How trally a very est w mid How r gentle our communion Wber once a year wed surely know tue pleasures of reunion they with the years went one by one the old familiar faces. And now the Day comes a round with none All the loved ones place ajar tis sad Tor be lust of the family i Ait alone w the Mem try and strive keep thanksgiving Hgt bar Skye. That they were thought old enough help. it was through the Day Jennie met with varying Success and it was amp very tired Girt who returned her Home that night. Still the result was Gratifying and the contribution the sanitary commission was a Large one. A letter received from Walter soon after thanksgiving shows that Jennie did not Toeg Lect her brother in her More extended work. A your thanksgiving Box was a Roya one. A a i Quot Umpkin and mince pies Dar Jennie had the familiar Home taste. I coid almost fancy i saw you making then i had the Captain and some of the boys share with and they desire thank you for the nearest taste of a new England thanksgiving they have had since the War the Winter had passed and Simon had commenced the Spring work. One a captains courting. Wjk thanksgiving Story of a girls heroism. Written Lor the paper he inhabitants of uhe Little Village of were thoroughly Art used and when Walter Connell drove in the Post office from his farm a few Miles Distant he was surprised see much Mili tary excitement.1 Many of his Friend were enlisting and urged him . He longed join them but the care of his Mother and Wiater had rested upon him since his lathers death and that had deterred him until now. He finished his harvesting and then Laki the matter before them. A i have wanted join the army Ever since the War began and i feel that 1 cannot delay longer. 1 have made every arrangement for your Comfort that i can. Simon will work th<5 farm and you Jennie will take rare of Mother and surely the War will soon be Over now and i can come Home maybe with he had spoken rapidly anxious a get it Over with at his first words his widowed Mother had covered her eyes with her hands As if shut out the sight and thought of his departure but As he finished she raised her head and solemnly said a i have seen that you Are restless am guessed the reason. E can not Well spare you but god forbid son that i should stand in the Way of what you think your duty. May god have you in his tender keeping and bring you Back after a moments silence his sister spoke impulsively a i can not fight but i can take your place at Home and let you . 1 can a manage splendidly. You will see 1 will prove a Model Farmer and that 1 am of some account if i am Only a a bravely said Little sister a and he let ent his tall form kiss his pot and companion. A we will both Sene our country Vou Here and i on the now it must be confessed that notwithstanding her courageous words there were times when Jennies heart failed her and the bitter tears flowed As she thought of her Darling brother who was almost her other self exposed t it the dangers of War but the. Tears were shed in secret and her Bright eyes and cheerful voice kept their inspiration for him and he never guessed How hard a struggle it was let him . I question much if the Soldier husbands and Brothers of that time Ever did realize that the sacrifice was not All on the r Side. Walter left Home looking every Inch a Soldier in his new uniform bearing with him the blessings of his Mother and sister not mention More tangible proof of their Devotion him. The history of those months and years Are Public record but there is unwritten history of heroism in quiet Homes where the actors Are unworthy companions of our Brave soldiers. Things moved on in the Connell household in much the usual Way for a while. Simon did his work Well and Walter wrote regularly still they missed him at every turn and he was constantly in their thoughts. Every moment of time possible was spent by mrs. Connell in knitting socks for her own and other Soldier Boya one morning Jennie said As she finished her Jelly making for that Day a the most of this goes Walter but 1 can Little for the sick in the hospitals i am going see if i can get some others join a be and we can Send a Nice contribution the sanitary Jennie sallied Forth and her first Call t was on miss Pipkins a Rich spinster who owned a Fine place and whose pears and peaches were coveted by Small boys tar and near. Just As Jennie reached the front door she appeared at the rear door flushed and angry from an encounter with some audacious urchins who had dared invade her Orchard. A i called a said Jennie a see if you would give some of your fruit for our hospitals. I win see that it is i properly sent miss Pipkins straightened herself tip stiffer than Ever and gazed at poor Jennie severely. A it seems . Me a she said a that you Arlt Only a trifle better than the boys 1 just drove away. I sell fruit. Miss Connell and if your brother and others chose off on such wild business 1 feel Call beggar myself feed them upon Jenny remembered that we Are told a cast not your pearls before Swine a and prudent y held her peace and departed. Her next still was upon mrs. Bolton the Busy Mother of four Little ones. A Why yes a she said a i will be very glad a give you some of caused fruit Aud will at once put up More for that purpose the children win pick some blackberries Morrow for the soldiers wont you dears a they eagerly Aasen cd Well please morning he came in saying a i done know what that Sam Brown that promised help plow must needs an join the soldiers wha Ivor ails All the boys. A will help you Simou a said Jennie a and see if 1 can turn As True a Furrow As Ever or. W alter did. A you by the Powers these be strange a remonstrance from her delicate Mother was silenced by a kiss and properly equipped she soon appeared in the Field where after a Little practice she won great Praise from Simon. But the Climax seemed reached when one Day Simon Rush d in fairly shivering with excitement and trying a miss Jennie what Iver will 1 it s drafted i am and they say i must whether 1 id or 1 promised or. Walter stay by yees phone i wish i had Niver left l it proved that Simon a fears were Well grounded and he marched away a very reluctant defender of the Flag. A what will we now a queried the invalid Mother a there is not a Man be got in the a i done know yet a answered Jennie a a but Don t worry Mother mine i am the Man of the House now you after a search through the neighbourhood she announced As the result that she had secured the services of Tom Jones a boy who was considered have Only half sense. Mrs. Connell thought Liim a poor dependence and indeed said he did not know enough be of any use. A Well a said Jennie a a it a the Best i can and he has More sense than he gets credit for. A but with such inefficient help Jennie was obliged work a great Deal herself in the Field and Garden and though her Cheeks were browned by the Sun she lost nothing of her Woma Liness nor of her Beauty. I he summer passed and notwithstanding All discouragements affairs were ints Good condition on Jennie s Little Faim As on those of her neighbors. One morning in the Early autumn a neighbor stopped at the door calling out a there mrs. Connell is your paper. 1 Haiut read it myself yet but 1 know you Are always anxious for news i just brought your s along with own. Good a Mother you read it first while 1 put the milk away a said Jennie and singing a Bright song she went her among it All be fortunately found a match but of it if it done bum and there in the distance la the whistle but it catches and soon there is a Biaza the first thing the Engineer saw. As he rounded the curve was the burning Hay on the track and Tom wildly shouting and gesticulating. course the train was stopped and when the passengers realized the danger from which they had been saved they Mere loud in Praise of their preserver. A but talk wont the boy for his Hay a said one gentleman a a but this will help a dropping a Coin into his hat and passing it around. The Money was Given Tom his unbounded Delight a now a said he a miss Jennie wont lose nothing and i saved the train too Golly but in a glad i did among the passengers were two men who wore faded Bike suits one of whom was very feeble and one sleeve of his Blouse was empty. Looking languidly around he exclaimed �?o1 declare there is old team of Bays Bello Tom Jones want arc you doing with Horas a those horses sir belong miss Jennie Connell and i her n. Then with a Start a a lord bless you aint never or. 11 alter he s a Well you see i am not dead now if you can find place for us in the Wagon you May take us Home As fast is Man a by from Tefu As Vou can. A a a a a a a a i wonder what keeps Tom it is time he was Home a said Jennie. A i wonder if some Accident had happened him he May have lost the Money. Really i think you wrong Trust Mucha him said her Mother. A x a it is making a virtue of necessity Mother mine and i have great Faith in Tom too but Here he comes now and he has two soldiers in the one look As she neared the door and a wild Rush Down the walk and Jennie had her brother in her arms. A this is Friend Captain in Ilson Jennie who saved life and brought Homo Mother and you. course he received a cordial Welcome and assisted Jennie in taking the invalid his mothers room where the widow received her son from the dead in such a transport of tears and thanksgiving that it almost overcame them. Tom thought his time had come he plucked Jennie by the sleeve and said a say miss Jennie 1 Burnt the Hay Koep the train from being thrower i s f he Iii i. Work. A Roe it was Many a Day before she san ram. Suddenly she heard a fall and Rushing the spot she found her Mother in a dead faint with the paper clutched in her hand. Hastily glancing at it Jennie read the news of a Battle and in the list of killed she saw As in letters of fire the name of Walter Connell. The necessity of reviving her Mother urged her action and of it was in the Days come her Mother must be a tired for. A a a she has Only now and i must not fail her a thought the Brave girl and though her dark eyes looked larger and her voice lost its buoyant ring she Only poured out her grief in secret him whose ear is Ever open. It was a few Days before thanksgiving and mrs. Connell sadly remarked a we will have thanksgiving this year. Last year we sent a Box Walter but now a a a Mother dear a said Jennie a if we not feel like any joyous Celebration ourselves can we not something bring a Little brightness some other household we Are not alone in this trouble either there is Sam Capers wife left with a helpless family let Send her a real Nice dinner that Day sul h As i know she would not otherwise a a As you will but let there be difference Here i can t Bear it. daughter How can we be thankful a Jennie had been Busy making things snug for the Winter and in winding up her farm work she found that she could spare another Load of Hay she knew of a purchaser some Miles Distant she called Tom and gave him her instructions. A i Quot ant Vou take that Hay or. Welsh Day and he will you for it be Verv careful not lose the Money for we need it at a yes a am you can depend on miss a a yes Tom i believe i his Way Lay near the Railroad track and he was gayly singing a War song and feeling that he was a very important individual when he suddenly stopped Short a a a Golly a he cried a a that will play smash with the cars and the express a ill be along soon too. wonder lie was frightened for there on the track was a huge Rock and the express train would soon round the he upset the Load on the track. Curve in front of it his mind though not very Quick grasped the situation but How could he Stop that train there was be Hay be sure but miss Jennie needed the Money still thought he a a a guess shed say it was the right thing any Way Here goes a lie upset the Load of the track and quickly led the Horace a tree Axt tied them then feeling in ids pockets he food Noettl a usual Medley found in a Bojt a pocket and. Captain Wilson never forgot the picture. Off the track but i brought you the Money All the Sarge and 1 brought More too lies he a when Jennie understood the matter she said a that is decidedly the most profit i ble crop i Ever raised Here 1 of take this a As she divided the Money a and let us All have a Royal As soon As he was sufficiently rested Walter told How he was severely wounded and left for dead on the Field. A but a said he a this True Friend sought and found among the slain and at the peril of his own life brought off the Hospital where right Arm was amputated. As soon a i was Able travel be got a furlough Aud brought you a a words can not thank said mrs. Connell and Jennies Beautiful Eves were full of tears As she turned them upon the Captain in mute gratitude for what he had done for them. Jennie and her faithful Aid were up betimes in the morning Busy with preparations for the thanksgiving feast which she determined should be worthy of the occasion and her new England training i Captain Wilson never forgot the picture he saw in the buttery that morning. Jennie with her White arms Bare her elbows and her dress protected by a Large apron was deep in the mysteries of baking just the she stood with a Pum Kiil pie on her hand while she deftly rimmed the crust around the Edge of the her Black eyes spark Lingas she listened again Tom s Story of yesterdays doings. A i am thankful Tom that you were there and did just As you did now As soon As you finish picking that Turkey i want you take that Basket mrs. Carters i have her dinner All put it was indeed a thankful party that gathered around mrs. Connell s table that Day. A your skill As a Cook miss Connell Well known the boys of Golf a for Walter is a most generous Friend but i feel now in View of this table that the half had not been told . A remarked Captain w Ilson. A even better than your Effort last year Jennie Isnit it Captain a said waiter. A the surroundings Are immeasurably a added the Captain As he glanced respectfully at Jennie s blushing face. �?o1 shall never forget this Captain Wilson was obliged re torn his regiment in a few Days and of course he wrote frequently Walter at first but As Jennie was obliged answer the letters they were naturally soon addressed her they must have been very interesting for Jennie watched for them As anxiously As she used for news from Walter. Certain it is that when the War was Over Captain now colonel Wilson was very sure of his Welcome at the farm House and his return was celebrated by his marriage with Jennie. Walter saying him a you saved life once and 1 give you now greatest treasure. Jennie has been right hand since i came Home and i would not give her any one Bat Jennie proves As helpful a wife As she was e Deug Kler and sister an a a Missouri woman has collected 17,663 spools. A a poet sing a a a Little farther of a shall find keep him moving. A puck. A times Are pretty hard when Aman can collect his ideas or borrow Texas sittings. A a Man never gets too old learn or make a fool of i insult a Burn Linton free press. A a How you get along without Watermelon in Winter Uncle Joe a a Usah Dar am chickens in win Boston courier. A a Little Dewdrop a cd you think or. Rosebush has a very sensitive Mouth a miss Rayne blushing violently a a How should i know a a Ted Ous. A a photographer is out with a suggestions Sitters. A have sent a marked copy a Man who allows his wife take Coal up three flights and Black All Tho children s free press. A a the Heathen in his blindness bows Down Wood and Stone be Christian in his Wisdom bows Down Gold alone. . Y. Tribune. We have a poor opinion of compel it May be the life of Trade and All that but we notice that every Little country merchant announces that he a defies Competition a and in instance has Competition dared take tip the Challenge. A Texas sittings. A office boy a a gentleman Down stairs with a manuscript Magazine editor a Tell him leave it with the a i did. Sir but wants see a a does his clothes fit him a a a pants bag at Tho Knees a a yes a admit him. A a pair of Bright eyes with a dozen glances suffices subdue a Man and enslave him and inflame make him even forget they dazzle him that the past becomes Straightway dim him and he prizes them that he would give up All his life possess them. A it is wonder if who reads converses and meditates improves in knowledge. By the first a Man con verses with Tho dead by the second with Tho living and by the third with himself that he appropriates Hon a Elf All the knowledge which can be got from those who have lived and from those now alive. A if you drop your Collar Button there is one sure method of finding it. After you t have Lin Loil Tho Bureau across the room look under it then r e i Ace the furniture and put on a pair of heavy shoes Start walk across the room and before you have taken three Steps you will step on the Collar Button and smash it All pieces. A Dansville Breeze. A a have you read the Thackeray letters a was asked of a Brave Kentucky gentleman Asho leaned on the mahogany bar and listened the Bluegrass gurgling into his Tumbler. A a he said a i done seem recollect of perusing of them. Let see air what ease was this yer colonel Thackeray mixe l up in a a judge. A Omaha Man a a gracious ivc la borate. Get your things wife a dear its raining pitchforks and Tho wind is blowing a a lie have Strong a dress will be a Wear your a and you know you have a a i can Wear rubbers i would t miss Ghat opera for a opera this is not opera night its prayer meeting i wonder if our preacher thinks people Are idiots enough stir out of the House such a night As i a Omaha world. Why in in Tot certain wind Law War jul Flo rheumatic cringe with Fain mighty eix per cent of Tho signal service weather prediction Aro accurate 1. The Only indication our father had for foretelling weather were aching limbs foretelling weather were aching swinging joint and painful corns these though crude were usually Correct the body is unquestionably an excellent barometer and physicians often prescribe a change of air that the system May find an agreeable atmospheric condition. Weather change indicate themselves by it ten called rheumatism. Why Baa weather should cause such pains is a mys tej3oes the pain really lie dormant in the blood be made Active Only when the v a blows from some unfavourable Quarter last week a prominent Man left town on a business trip. Two Days later he who had always been apparently Stromg and Well was sent Home a Corpse a rheumatism of the heart a rheumatism is like the Indian in ambush sure kill you if not killed by you. It is patient and physician one of Tho most vexatious Oliai series. At first Many t bought it be a trouble of the joints but All outward applications left the cause in benefited. Then making like pains in the Muscles it was thought be a muscular disease but the same unsatisfactory result followed external treatment. Now however it is universally acknowledged that rheumatism is a a fiery condition of the blood caused by the presence of Eric acid Tho system i everybody dreads rheumatism. It is very prevalent at this changing time of the year. It was formerly Seldom kno t hard ind id the lot of the toilet who in consequence of ill a Jinn loses the task which won him and h1 of a a ily bread 1 but recovered through the Aid of bos Tetter s stomach bitters and reinstated his lost place How he must bless the great restorative it it incomparab.6 for a Bilitz rheumatism kidney and. Bladder complaints fever and ague and bilious Ness. _ a sick burglar is very lot Call a doctor for fear that he May give him Awo a sifting. A Throat diseases commence with a a feb old or sore Throat. A a broads bronchial except among those who worked of doors. R cold a Tore. Carico 25 cts a give immediate Relief. Hold Only fix does a when it grades Bullet resemble a sheep free trial package for instant Relief and Speed cure of asthma. Send address toot Unger s drug store Lincoln Park l inc ago. Ships Are frequently on speaking terms and they lie . A done Hawk and blow and spit but use or. Bage s Catarrh remedy. The Milkman generally a the Calls puck. 1 t a Chicago druggist retailed Over 100,000 Ansili s punch��?T5c cigars in four months. part of a Man will stand As Many blows As his nose. A pleasant voice. Colonel wit of uts Day an Day now. My i a us according Ellhu Barrett it in a Light that sings As Well As shines. When one is born with an uncomfortable voice it requires much watching and training that very often you give lip the task Anil declare it hopeless. One of the greatest difficulties is find out How your own voice really does sound. Sometimes people through life without Ever knowing that they have dreadful voices. Ones friends never care Volunteer unpleasant information and even your bitterest enemy does t take the Opportunity of flinging this particular disagreeable truth in your face. The writer recalls a Friend a lady Over fifty whom Scio has known since childhood and whose voice is of that Peculiar end Piere Fng Quality that penetrates the aural nerve like the friction of steel upon steel. It commences pretty High up in Tho Gamut and keeps on ascending until a if she happens be very much in Earnest it invariably ends in the steel est upper note like the a a Ping of the highest violin string. She is a Good Friend and a Noble hearted conscientious Christian woman but alter one hour of her you Are even willing Trade her off for a real bad wicked Little wretch with a soothing voice. The first thing consider is the necessity of having a kind voice. A kind voice is always a Sweet one. It allays irritation and soothes one Down sometimes quite As effectively As the touch of a soft Cool hand. Elihu our Ritt once said a watch it Daj of Day As a Pearl of great priv tar it will be Worth More Job the the Days come than the Best Pearl hid in the sea. A kind voice is Tho heart what Light is the Eye. It is a Light that sings As Well As there certainly is much More attention being paid this Branch of culture than Ever before. Tiow quickly we can Tell a cultivated voice even at the end of a Telephone wire. It is soft velvety in Quality and is undulated As embrace a variety of tones. A of course the Telephone is not always a test because a Short woman usually has stand on her tiptoes and screech in order be heard at All. But doubtless one by simply putting her ear a Keyhole could Tell in a Faw moments the social Caliper and degree of cultivation of a whole company of people without seeing them at All much is there in a voice. Generally an untrained voice goes with an untrained intellect and passions. If an individual has perseverance and character enough for one she will hav e for the other. A Bat where a says lady a lies the remedy if one is never know How her own voice sounds a a try first asking your friends if you can pitch upon one with the courage of his conviction. If you can not or you distrust the Schlict after it is Given a Good elocution St and him Tell you the truth. If you know your bad Points you can probably remedy them outsell if you can not then any thing which will help you tone Down a High Vole deepen a nasal one or soften a Gruff intonation will he Well spent Label and Detroit Tribune a own much out now it invade the hut Tho Palace the executive mansion the Senate chamber and the throne room All sorts and conditions and races of men and women it attacks at All times and All fear it mrs. Swift wife of or. Lewis Swift the famous Comet finder of Rochester n. A was one of its recent victims and How very common it is among ladies Bhe suffered great anguish and fear Why does this acid remain in the system the kidneys being diseased can not remove the acid is in health hence the system is poisoned by its presence and rheumatic pains stiff joints tendons and Muscles Aro the result. There is but Ono scientific treatment regulate the kidneys by Warner s Safe cure and put out the fico it in the blood a by Warner s Safe rheumatic cure. These world renowned remedies taken by bottles in alternation As they should neutralize the uric Acif already in the blood and prevent further acc Mula jars. . Swift used these remedies with Gre amp Success in alternation and was completely restored health. understand that the proprietors guarantee them with the strongest assurances but this were scarcely necessary for is not their Praise in everybody a Mouth ? we can not prevent the ill wind blowing but we can get the better of it by fortifying the system that we can ignore it when it is doing the worst a give us a a proposition is Mado construct a grand Avenue from the capital the Tomb of Washington. The avens of is 150 feet wide in ail and each state and territory is have four Hundred Yards apportioned it for the planting of native Trees and the erection of tablets and statuary. Tiie new Cairo Bridge across Tho Ohio River is have two spans 518 feet each Sovey 400 feet each and three 250 feet each a total length 4.070 feet. It will be fifty three feet above High water Mark and will Cost 12 500 000. It will take two and a half years build it. It will be the wonder of the West. A prominent Man in the Granite business who has examined the pyramids of Egypt says there Are blocks of Stone in them which weigh four times As much As Tho obelisk. Some of these great stones fit closely together that a knife Blade could not be inserted Between them and they Are not Laid with mortar. The Hagerman Tunnel recently completed on Tho Colorado Midland Railroad is claimed be the highest Tunnel in the world. It pierces Tho Saguache Range 11,530 feet above sea level and is 2,101 Foet Long and 16 feet Quot Ide by 18 foot High. The Cost is published at �2,000,000. But As the Alpine Tunnel on the Union Pacific Railroad is put Down at 11,624 feet above sea level the claim of the Hagerman is not sustained by 94 feet. In a paper read before the recent meeting of the american Congress of forestry it was stated that the cutting of Pine forests of the Northwest is progressing at the rate of eight Hundred million feet a year Presa fing the obliteration of those of is Consin in fifteen years and those of Minnesota and Michigan in a comparatively Brief time. After Tho axe and saw have done their work the fires break out and Complete Tho Werk Ofey Estr action. Better than a hero. A what a Coward that major Bmith is a Eaid Jones Robinson a Why Tho Verv sight of gun powder would make him ill How did h Ever manage become an Oft cer in the army a a done say anything against Smith a answered Robinson a the once saved a saved your life i nonsense impossible what Vou Means a i mean that i was in the first stages of consumption i was losing strength and vitality every Day with Tho terrible disease when Smith advised Tako or. Pierces Golden medical discovery. 1 had tried All kinds of medicines without Success and physician had Given Hope yet Here i am As Well As Ever a Man was and i owe life Smith and the he a tin original s Kittle it liver pills. Oct beware of imitations. Always ask for or. Pierce s pellets or Little sugar coated pills. Being entirely vegetable they operate without disturbance the system diet or occupation. Put up in Glass vials hermetically . Always fresh and reliable. As a laxative alterative or purgative these Little pellets give Tho most perfect eat is faction. Rick Humble. Billon headache dizziness constipation indigestion Billon at tacks Aud nil derangement of the Etc ech and bowels Are promptly relieved and permanently cured by the use of or. Pierce s plea a at purgative pellets. In explanation of the remedial Power of these pellets Over great a variety of diseases it May truthfully be said that their action upon the system is Universal not a gland or tissue escaping their Santive influence. Sold by ,25 cents a vial. Manufactured at the chemical Laboratory of a Ltd re a dispensary medical association Buffalo \.y. M $50011 is offered by the manufacturers of or. Sages Catarrh item cd for a Case of chronic nasal Catarrh which we they cannot cure. Symptoms of , heavy headache obstruction of the Nas amp a passages a discharges failing from the head into the Throat sometimes profuse watery and acrid at others thick tenacious mucous purulent bloody and putrid the eyes Are weak watery and inflamed there is ringing in the ears deafness hacking or coughing Clear the Throat expectoration of offensive matter together with scabs from ulcers the voice is changed and has a nasal twang the breath is offensive smell and taste Are impaired there is a sensation of dizziness with mental depression a hacking Congo and general debility. Ouly a few of Tho above named symptoms Are Likely be present in any one Case. Thousands of cases annually without manifesting half of the above symptoms result in consumption and end in the grave. disease is common More dec Twe and dangerous or less understood by physicians. By its mild soothing and Haik in properties. . Sage s Catarrh remedy cures the worst cases of Catarrh a avoid in the head a a Coryza and catarrhal headache. Sold by druggists everywhere 50 cents. A untold agony from from w. Hausner the famous mesmerism of Ithaca n. A. Writes a some ten years ego i suffered untold agony from chronic nasal Catarrh. My family physician a amp c a i a incurable and said i must die. My ease was Euch a bad one that every Day towards Sunset voice would become hoarse i Coula barely speak above a whisper. In the morning coughing and Clearing of Throat would almost strangle . By the use of or Cage s Catarrh remedy in three months i was a Well Man and the cure Baa been permanent. A constantly Hawk of Aud Thomas j. Rushing esq., s90i Pine Street St. Loui ., writes a i was a great sufferer from Catarrh for three years. At times i could Home and sour Cream Coook Iem on cup of sour Cream one cup of s 0. Teaspoonful of Sod a enough maker a soft Doug with Lemou. A Boston budget. A there a brisk demand and Pileus for Eathem Oglare a Siva raised"1 them Moro pm a a of ,71�s.i ask we heat gradual it Ftp it bolls remain until the water few not liable Orack if journal. White cake one cup iwo cups sugar Litrow cups flour Whites of five eggs one soda two Teaspoon full Cream of Taitai. One cup milk motor s Mapa . All the callings of Earth give the life of Tho sturdy Yeoman who the fruitful Earth and has att Appo for three Hearty meats 35j Das it a a year and is in a measure Independent of All other men. # a a cow with a big udder is not always an enormous Milker nor is a thick yellow skin an unfailing sign of Rich milk although these Aie Anion the indications respectively of abundance and Richness a milk. A boiled Sweet potatoes choose potatoes of uniform size Wash and boil Twenty minutes Drain and Lay in tie oven turning them several times prevent burning until they yield readily the touch serve without paring. A Boston Bud Jet. A Buttermilk biscuits three cups of Buttermilk one cup of butter one Teaspoon of Cream of tartar half a Teaspoon of soda a d ser spoon of Salt and flour enough make the dough just stiff enough by Rollo i Exchange. Pc it in bread take As much meal As you wish make up add a Pinch of soda and Salt stir a thin Batter using one half water and one Hrolf Buttermilk. Bake in Well greased pans in a moderately hot oven with or without and manufacturer. _ a potato salad one quart of Niall potatoes two teaspoonfuls chopped onions two of chopped Parsely four of beets and enough of any of the salad dressings or Clear vinegar make it slightly moist the latter if used add a Little butter. Keep in a Cool place until ready serve. A Exchange. A Taffy three pounds of treacle two pounds of moist sugar one half Pound of butter flavor with a few drops Only of essence of Lemon or of Peppermint boil it one and a half hours watching All can it it beef and the Jim there fax there condition pc vend. In which we can Nile be Points phys Al Are facts Wincn vex a. J. A Tion further of amp a j m., ii of a prompt and a an . Mary lowing cues Are Tecl Ini . K. 8heed suffered Tern la with. U Muralla. 6 writes from Iuo a Sjuk a enc Washington i. In the ref state a i suffered ten with stance. C face very severe Attak a Solei Hack and us tiered extend g Jacobs of had parti Tje morning Oil. V a june 10, 18$7, t a a we a As a Voi i Atli the fact that pain gone of thug it a of a a for it of i a it a a in tar certificate a a neuralgia in i a been i obtained a bottle of St. A i rpt relieved j rom All plications the Mcm it z and Froid us the fled was have never had a Reown q miraculous writes a in March g. Trail. St. A v will it a Cuta via Iti 1881, i suffered Terr a applied 8 by tiered nearly Ihu cd at g.40 took Tow than gone not had Roum a a a writes Spangler or a a a a not subject a years ago had neuralgia am Jacobs i it now. The a a i Oil a a. I off Liccion. Cd. It Law or pm. April 19. Law or. J. ,. Years with Wircs los tru fado or Jacob Ralgia in Nock kinds of remedies Oil had the . Bot the a a in Woof Clevery Bounre the reporte Are the same. In less Wales Goodyear shoe established 134j a jew hell you want rubbers of any style for the a. Wales Goodyear order get your Money a Worth. Bev make Tbs most elegant styles of kpeclall.e., find a Boot sandals or Ltd a Etc Archt. Men s overs. Angall Oiler styles have the elegant finish and arc made from the Best a Ateria one aim i a in j on the theory that Merit will win in t e nouns Ltd a a the time that rubbers Baa forced them does not boil Over As it is Apt if Crit ail immense new factory enable them . Not attended and stirred now and Al orders shows then. Boston budget. The quote word Goodyear a an elastic Muc Regeis made As Fol cheap goo it is b0 of you want a old rubbers buy lows Twenty parts of alcohol add j Only the waxes too Dybas one part of salicylic acid thick paits of soft soap and three parts of Glycerine. Shake Well and then add a lieu Dilego made of ninety three parts of gum arabic and one Hundred and eighty parts of water. This is said keep Well and be thoroughly elastic. I t ? Ito on rna a thought nothing could be done Lor . Luck ily 1 was advised try or. Sage s a Rah remedy and i am now a Well Man. I believe it the the Only sure remedy for Catarrh now manufactured and Ono has Only Fri e it a fair trial experience astounding results and a permanent three bottle cure Catarrh. Eli Robbins. Runyan p. O., Columbia ., pa., says a daughter bad Catarrh when she waa five Vear old very badly. I saw or. Sages Catarrh remedy advertised and procured a bottle for her and soon saw that it helped but a a third Little effected a permanent cure. She is now eighteen years old and sound and banana and Bonanza sound a Good Deal alike and they Are both mighty Washington critic. A Zoub ice is going off like hot cakes a save an ice dealer. Hot cakes of ice must be soit Erin or of a Noveita. A Tesa sgt Trinu. A Young girls grief at seeing her charms of face and form departing and her health imperilled by functional irregularities at her critical period of life was turned Joy and gratitude after a Brief self treatment with or. Fierce s favorite prescription. It purified and enriched her blood gave a healthy activity the kidneys stomach bowels and organs and her return robust health speedily followed. It is the Only Medicine for women sold by druggists under a positive guarantee from the manufacturers that it will give satisfaction in every Case or Money Wal be refunded. This guarantee has been printed on the bottle wrapper and faithfully carried out for Many years. Lament of the sidewalk a everybody is Down on .�?� Eva ate the Apple because she was hungry that is hollow . Tua pleasure of the Bath is greatly enhanced by using Glenn a Bulj Hur Bop Hills a stir and whisker Dye 50c. Thebes a poor stick most of the mucilage at prs ent in the Market Buck. Dhle a Hido Zinra hold including in Ita Range of instruction spelling. Elocution collection Law synonym penmanship faults of speech Short hand composition Mervial form punctuation capitalization parliamentary holes copy i Vighi Law letter writing Legal document give front of etiquette in social life. Gives pictorial illustration in oratory. Give speeches for All occasions. Give forms of conducting Public meetings. Gives bookkeeping and interest tables. Gives i Andretia of table of re Trence. Tram what on important occasions. Tells Lio the Coontie is nov . Telia Parent the v by things they should know Telia girls tilings of importance. Tell boy what Lead Success. Telia teacher How govern and teach. I fully illustrated from beginning end. La the Book of steadily largest Hales. Is full of awful practical information la the form Book which student consult. La the educator which teachers recommend la the Standard text Book in colleges. Many cheap imitation of this Hook Are in the Market fee the original. Aide the Book agent show Yoi Rill s manual by Tho. E. Hill. Don t let him impost on you by chasing you another form Book Prete dim be a Good a this. See the newly illustrated Iasi edition of a Lilly a manual just out and if you want a Ell this Book benefiting your neighbors Anc enriching yourself or Hud you want an Regan an i Kauai be ,.o laity git Send for terms and Partis alar the Rill Standard Book ., Lua state St. Chicago. Ill. The markets. Live Stock cattle. hogs. Flour Good Choice. Patents. Wheat . 2 red. . 2 Spring. Corn. Oats . 2. Itye Western. Purk mess. 75 lard steam. Cheese. Wool Domestic. Chicago. Beeves shipping steers. Texas. Cows. I Kew York nov. 23. F2 0 it a 5 30 3 7 .5 20 2 50 4 00 88 for 554� 85 a 53 amp it amp 15 <10 7 46 a 7 474 94� 11 26 a 34 a 5 25 a 5 50 a 5 00 a 2 10 894 884 574 36 60 grateful-comfpr�0�?T Epps a Cocoa. Breakfast. A a by n thorough ?t7ifizs of i estion and Nair Whitfi govern the pm rat 4 the Tine prop gives off carbonic acid Gas which is deleterious hence fruit should not be stored in the House cell in if it can be avoided. A Here there is other place for the fruit the ventilation of Ilie cellar must be car fully looked . A Cream c the three eggs one and one half cups of flour one cup of sugar two teaspoonfuls of Cream of tartar one teaspoonful of soda and two tablespoonfuls of water bake in Jelly pans. Cream one pint of milk heat it in a double boiler one egg Well beaten one Teaspoon Ful of Corn starch two tablespoonfuls of sugar add the beaten egg Corn starch and sugar the boiling milk Cook till smooth add a teaspoonful of butter and any Flavouring desired and when Cool spread Between the household. disease i a a a a enough resist every Zenat Yul ten Arnond i used f 1& j ,k3?wate� or a ilk Pom Only made a up yf�?~�0 grocers labelled thus a we of Aram Jones by a a a soffit Iron j eters us i bearing a Bow a a re Lime and Bibb Bot fur scale. For free Prie ilk owner and add Raa farm implements. Zero std the cab latest styles a nil la Art de la Mode. 6 coloured plates. All Tux latent pahi8 he s1w Yoke y Ain loss or order Ito you news Deal for or Send 05 cent for latest number _ _ w. It. Morse bleaker 8 a at Lois fib Aew York. 13 50 2 15 75 10 2 73 1 7� 4 53 2 00 15 14 stockers. Hutcherso Stock. Inferior cattle. Hogs live Good Choice. Sheep.-. Butter Creamery. Good Choice Dairy. Eggs�?fresh.�?�. Flour Winter. Spring. 8 4 Patent. 4 00 Grain wheat . 2. 76 Corn . 2. 44 Oats . War Rye . 2. 544 Barley . 2. 76 a Broom corns la working. 8 it Hart. V.4 a crooked. Potatoes he. 65 a pork a. 18 50 land steam. 70� lumber a a common dressed siding. 19 00 flooring. 82 it com boards.,. 12 x fencing. 10 w lath. 2 00 shingles. @ 5 70 it 3 00 a 2 75 it a 2 70 13 6 2 50 a 4 00 a 27 a .0 21 194� 3 it <4 4 20 a 4 20 a 4 35 a 764 it 444 27 54 764 heard Railroad extensions have developed exceptionally Fine Mineral Stock and farming districts. Maps and full particulars free upon application c. H. War Kwh Gen. Pass. Agt., St. Paul Minn. Montana Stock East Liberty. Cattle Best. Fair Good. Hogs yorkers. Philadelphia. Stu sep Best. Common. Baltimore. Attlee by. Medium. T4 80 14 00 �4 85 �5 10 14 25 20 ?18 75 a 7 12 g?21 00 �4 00 &18 00 via 50 a 2 10 amp 2 50 it 4 83 it 4 20 a 4 �8 it 5 20 it 488 by Minnesota from an exclusive Grain country Minne Sota is being rapidly transformed into the finest Stock and Dairy state in the Union. Cheap land still obtainable convenient Rau Road. Particulars free upon application c. H. Warren Gen. Pas. Agt., St. Paul Minn. Ziril bv8iib88 the n i of building of railroads in a new and iils Vifa rail country creates Many new towns affording excellent business opportunities. Particulars Rar arding suck opportunities in Montana Entine Ota and Dakota will he sent upon application a h. Warren Oen. Pass. Agt., St. Paul. S poor of cello. 1 0q it 2 86 84 124ft 4 88 2 614� 8 a 688 a 6 87 81v it 4 Ely scrips Balm is the Best remedy for children suffering from cold la head snaffle of a Catarrh. Apply Balm into ech nostril Elv Beds. ,0� cockles anti bilious pills the Obs at a sous Edudd what a Little paint properly applied will accomplish. Few things costing Tittle save much As paint when applied farm implements including wagons and carts. A few pounds of paint properly applied will preserve a Large number of a implements from the action of the water during the entire season. The Wood work of mowers Tedders and rakes should receive a coat of paint As often As the paint gets worn off As expose the Wood. Before painting All open j dots should be tightened up when painted there will be Chance for the water get into the mortise for decay begins in such places. Faint should be applied when the Wood is dry for if applied when it is Green or wet it will not accomplish the desired object but if applied when the Wood is dry the Oil penetrates the Wood and remains there Harden and keep the water out nothing on the farm is More benefited by painting than the wheels of the wagons and carts for these Are full of mortise and unless kept tight they get soaked with water and soon decay. But keep a wheel in Good order the tires must be kept tight because the moment these Are Loose the spokes loosen and open Tho joints even if Well painted therefore before painting care should be taken have the tires tight enough there will be Loose joints. Wheels that Are kept tight and Well painted will last Many years and made carry heavy loads Many thousands of Miles while wheels that Are not kept Well painted will soon decay and break Down. One reason for this is they Are required stand both rain and Sunshine. When Tho roads Are wet they Are required ran through mud Ai d water and in a dry Lime run through the dry hot Sand. Almost every Farmer has skill enough paint h�3 farm implements and As he can it at his Leisure he will feel Only the Cost of the paint and As this at the present time is very cheap a single dollars Worth of paint will Over a Large number of implements. Paint now can bought in Small cans ready mixed and of any color desired. It is not Good pm jpy put paint on very thick As by doing it is very Likely Gutai off nor is it Best pot on two Coats within a few weeks of each other for the same reason that it 14 not Best App a it thick. A Christian Ai a once everybody used Send Silver plate for welding presents but How Cut Glass and Bric a Brao Are the rage. A Philadelphia Bride received Many of the latter that she can hardly find House room for them. Out of two Hundred presents she received not Oney la the Silver line. Weak nervous people and other . , and ail a a Are positively Zmyj Home famous iti.1 magnetic Kiel h ton Sand in every Staw by Union h a e been eared. Imit Btl Felt. Paten nne a sold 10 Ven whole family can n ear same Belt. re Versses belts. A void worthless imitations. Zobec Stirk. 700cured in �?~s6. A ,�?~8tfe1pf?r or w j. Horne. ,8qwabai4hat,< Arago. Memory wholly unlike artificial systems. Any Hook Learned in one rending. Reece nmn a did by a re Twain Richard Una Prmt. The scientist Hona. W. W. Abt Oit Jonah i. Ken a mix i it a. Minor a the. Cd ask of 100 Columbia i a cadent two Classe of 200 hat h at Yale 4u at University of Peon. Phil�.,460 at Wellesley cohere and three Clasara at Chani Auroa Una Vav Ity pc. Prospect be i a St i ice Frum prof. Loisette. Sil fifth ato., n. Pianos out rates too $300 sets working for a. Agents preferred who can Fern dirt their own Homes and give their whole a. A a. _ Neafie tue la 4# in business. Spare moments May be profitably employed also. A few towns and cities. B. A Johnson a . 1ui3 main St. Uicab mind v a. D r0uth-pr00f farms in Colorado near Denver. Zirri Atlin ditches insure Good crops. Adore a a. A a gxlmok1u Denver Colo. Box a a a a gents wanted for our new and fast sell a Siim for a amp Rafha s68sk f extra terms a a a a w a National publishing ., Chicago ill information Lii a tit ctr Etc. Arkansas. Sent fre. T. c1b50x. La�4 Birds Holder s Book on Bibbs. 1291 Paite illustrated food Aro All Birds by mail Stamps. Ass by w canaries with Bell water Buh but cum. U. U. Holden. 240 6th axe new York. All get pensions if x 6 up i Clift disabled of Fibber collected deserters relieved a practice Sucee or fee. Laws pent fkr. I. W. Maccoux Lex a sox. Use Amati. O., s pc a Short arithmetic re Young Tea Oneill 8mm it Ndem. All gift Laulii explained. Mail d for. For #1 cent in Stamps. L both. 1 is Pine 8tiulet, Philadelphia. In ample Fuff twi Era for or. Brett s l be a a a a Terrie Kelt 100 Etc. Lady age wanted for electric comets. Quick sales. Write fur term s. . Scotter a Broadway a. Y. grail f4 by u it uan i Estreet. St. Louis. . A. I s cure for cons u a pts 0 n work s ftvertttll.writa ., if Tjw 0pllm�?g�a�� a by. 1 i a a if a. ill Ruic Mac the. Shorthand ctr., . . »snc7t. Catalogue. . A it it

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