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Varieties.

There is always room or top. This
is especially SO with crowded street
cir.
Many man who thinks himself 81
great gun Ia nothing more than big
bore.
Never iespiso the lowly. it rcqr;,es
n man With considerable push 10 propel
a whpelturr"w.
Where il The need of having y
standing army? z" demands poAce
journal. No need whatever. Let them
sit down.
~ woman" says Bnckle, breaches
her prime between thirty five and forty,
for though her beauty has then lost the
charm OF youth, 1t has acquired ,!i': Of
expression"
Before marriage she was dear and be
was her treasure; but afterward rhe be-
came dearer and he treasurer, ard
yet they nre not hapny.-iN"w YORK.
Evening" Post.
Many Girls worl. rather wrrr 'hcir
S.. : = WI! holcs il than have ,.rm
,i..sd, i.,,'.,uFe when darncd thtY ere
mendet nd girls prefer men alive
Marideu Recorder.
josh Billings thinks: 1t is better to
be unAEown than TO hay pedigree
that is 100 much for us, just so it is bet
ter for u pekok to be bob tailed than to
have one too big to spread.
IBID you see my last poem % " Yes;
it was simply perfect" "Oh, come
now, really, you know nothing is per-
feet in tins world" "Uh, yes non
sense IS Brooklyn Eagle.
"Sir," said vain-elorious actor TO
Charles kesn at the Brighton thelter
during rehearsal, "you need not
trouble yourself abont me; know the
play Backward Probably you do"
was the reply, but that is not the why
I play IT,"
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A Grave Method of Escape.

a convict named kiuchen Ginr, who
effected his escape from the State Prison
few days ago, was arrested to-day at
his home on Snow Hill, near this place.
| The manner in which he secured his
exit from his prison cell is rs remark
able as it is novel. 1t seems that CHM
and another convict were sick and
placed III the same cell. His conpnn-
ion died; the body was coiiined and left
until the next day, when it was to be
buried. The idea struck CHM that he
might, by means of substituting him
self for the corpse, effect his escape.
The body of the dead prisoner was
quickly taken ont of the coffin and con-
cealed under the bed, and CHM got
into the case. He managed TO remain
quiet until the coffin, with its supposed
body, was removed to the grave pre-
pared for its reception in the prison
yard. Three negroes, who happened
to have all the supcrsti!ious fears OF
their race, were detailed to commit the
body to its last resting place. AS coon
as the coffin was carried to the grave
and was shut to be let down CHM COM
menced rolling about and grooming.
The darkies became frightened, dropped
the box, and ran off as rapidly as pos
sible. The convict Immediately got
out, climbed the prison walls, and es-
capped The trick was soon discovered,
but not in time to catch the perpetrator
of it. CHM worked his way to Suow
Hill, in Greene county. He was trs ced
to that place, where he was arrested
to-day, and will ut once be returned to
his old cell in the State Erison.-L Colds
borough IN. c. Dispatch.
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"a young friend of mine was cured OF an
Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had SO
Frustrated him that he was una}le to do any
business. lie was entirely cured by the use
Of Hop Bitters. 1t ailayed all that burning
thirst; took away the appetite for liquor
made his nerves steady, and he has remained
a sober and steady man for more than two
years and has no desiie to return to his cups /;
l know of a number of Others that have
been cured of drinking by it," From IL lead
ing X. X. Official, Chicago, Ill.-ITimes.
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REMEDY FOR CABBAGE WORMS -
Of all the many ienp,;i,s tat have
been tried for tho imported cthhA&e
worm since 1t frs, began Ia snrea over
the country, ani +" rt.y hgvyt .s.i1 u:
cabbage iieits. few. # any, ilNa Niyen
entire satisfaction. Ii is eain 10 tuy
that the most satisfactory remedy so far
discovered Is in the use Of ry.. tL'1m.
We were the firsc to apply ttis in 1879,
but did no. care 10 recommend i until
fnrther experiments had been made.
These We have mIio the piv''nt year
and caused to ta made 10y number of
our agents and Correspondents. The
general experience" is most favorable,
snd we uGhesitatingiy recommend it
Tor Gil the different worms affecting the
leaves OF onr cabbage plant Ameri-
can chronological.
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Some of the fancy folks who are al
ways trying to play at humanity with
ont knowing anything about it, have
been protesting against barbed-wire
fences us cruel to breachy animals.
Then let the animals stop trying to
break through the fence, ana save the
consequences. Such make believe re-
formers have no pity for the farmer
who is liable to have his crops raysged,
but they are indignant that the preda-
tory animals should be restrained by
optional pains and penalties. o pshaw,
friends! use little common sense, or
you will injure noble cause.
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ORANGE PUDDING.-Peel and slice
oranges until you have about quart,
put into deep pudding dish and cover
with half cup of white sugar. Set q
pail containing pint of new milk into
. kettle of boiling water. Stir together
the yelks of two eggs, One-half cup OF
sugar, two tablespoonfuls of corn starch
and little cold milk. When the milk
boils, stir in this mixture adding q
pinch of salt. Let thicken and pour
over the oranges. Beat the whites OF
two eggs to a stiff froth and add table
spoonful of powered sugar. Spread
over the top of the pudding and set in
the oven just long enough to brown.
BROWN STEw.-Take three lbs of
good round of beef, cut in small
squares, brown them in a stew-pan III
two tablespoonfuls of butter; add two
tablespoonfuls of -four, sitting it gradu-
ally in, and stirring till the flour il
brown; cut q carrot small, peel half a
dozen small onions, and put with the
beef; season with half q dozen cloves,
as many allspice, half saltspoonful
of black pepper. q pinch Of cayenne. o
tablespoonful of mixed herbs, thyme.
sage and marjoram; cover with boiling
water, and let it simmer steadily for
three hours; just before serving, "a gill
of tomato catsup can be added, or ii
preferred, a glass Of sherry.
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AS n city grows, one Of the signs of
its Improvement" is the removal, in
the business parts, of all the large aud
handsome trees along tie walks. They
are supposed to interfere with traffic,
obstruct the view, and to be in every
way such a nuisance as to call for their
destruction. After these are ont of the
way, telegraph poles, loaded at the top
with branches and overloaded with
hundreds of wires, are carefully plant
ed in almost tho Identical spots occu-
pied by the Objectionable trees. These
bare, staring yellow poles, with their
stiff crOss-trees and their wire-work,
may be more of an ornament 10 the
streets than the robust maple, the ro-
tund horse chestnut, and the graceful
elm; but the man who thinks 20, would
think clothes horse more snapely
and elegant than y iull-bred Morgan,
and saw buck more picturesque than
Ell antlered deer.
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Hon-amp'iyc~ Tie Alamen's Cough SyruJ,
Faiu~ IN C@e~;-Anmen'. Cough syrup.
Ask f"- Armcn's to,t-h STUD.
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Dressing for Il Photograph.

The question Is often nskel -" said
an experienced photographers, why
actors ami actresses take tie most
pleasing pictures. Il is because they
study the principles of art and COZ.
taste IL their profession and understand
how 10 dress. Moreover. they Isranv
BRING ii selection q! wells. flower. c2r!a.
braids. laccs and sometimes costumes.
TO give the photographer & choice Of
accessorles. They come when they are
wholly at leisure ard s,e MT illustrated.
A re face takes black, ard they know
1t. Then they 10 not load themselves
down with eewgaws and haber,lashcrics
to show all that they have got IN world
~ goods. Few persons know how 10
dress tor picture like an actress. Tie
best materials for ladies to wear when
ABOUT to Sit TOR photograph are sucn
as Will fold or ,irare nicely, Ike reps.
wirceys. popiins, s,:tiRs aud silks
Lavender, liliae, SKY blue, and purple
take very light and are worse fer pi.-
tare than pure white. Corn color and
salmon are better. China pink. rose
PINK, magenta, crimson, pea green, buff,
plum color, dark purple, pure yellow,
Mazarine blue, navy blue, fawn color.
dove color, ashes Of rose and stone
color show pretty light gray III the
photograph. Scarlet, claret, garnet,
sea green, light orange, leather color,
light Bismarck, and slate color take
still darker and are excellent col0rs to
photograph. Cherry, wine color, Iigh;
apple green, Metternich green, dark
apple green, bottle green, dark orange,
golden and red brown show nearly the
same agreeable color in the picture. A
black silk always looks we'll and it takes
we'll IT not Eedecked with ribbons and
laces that will take white. Dark Bis
marck and snuff brown usually take
blacker than a black silk or SATIN and
are net easy 10 drape. A silk, because
it has more gloss and reflects more
light, usually takes lighter than q
WOODEN dress. Ladies with dark or
brown hair should avoid contrasts in
their costumes. az light substances
photograph more quickly than dark,
and ladies with light hair should dress
in something lighter than those whose
hair is dark or brown. Few ladies
understand now to arrange their hair
80 as to harmonic with the form OF the
head, but blindly tDliov the fashion,
be the neck lorg os shnli or the face
narrow or broa ). \ brca face appears
more SO if the hair is arranged los over
the forehead or is Parted at the side,
and a long neck becomes stork- like
when the hair is huilt mp high, while q
few curls would make ii most agreeable
change in the effect. Powdered hair
gives good effect. an: powder should
be bestowed upon irecales."- n. Y.
SIM.
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THE WORLDS WATCHEs.-At the
great exposition Of Melbourne, there
was VIVA; the pathological Rymnasts of
the day may Call watch tournament.
The watches of eight leading makes
Were compared, 500 points being the
highest quality for t!nle-L2eping. and
the same for finished workmanship. A
Locie Swia4 watch took tho first priZn &;
it ranked 800 aH "a tirne-kaeper and i03
for iiulsh--iotai 9l3. Tie second prize
was tn the American watch, which stood
only 43D for time keg ping, but reached
4i5 Tor finish totai $40. \ Kirkpatrick
from l. ,ndon, beat our American watch
all ont as IL time keeper. getting 495
points, hut IN workmanship 1t fell away
back 20 :il0-totll 800. In finish the
latter was the lowest of the whole eight
Thus the Swiss still lead for time-keep-
ing qualities, AM the American for ex
celIencc Of finish; the English havo
little TO learn as 70 accuracy, but are
far behind i'll iolicaey OF workmanship.
Il becomes our countrymen to give
their hes. energies to tnG tine-keoping
feature. What Swiss have done, Yank-
ees can do!
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Or tT"G;c, = sacrifice, an account OF -.!ing
hcailh APPLY, or write, 10 y. schclhaaS,
le1' Hsoad"ay, Oakland. Cal.
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A man is like chameleon, which
takes the color of the tree on which he
lives. No one can live with the wise
without learning something, and 10
one can live in thief's house without
thinking theft very Indifferent sort Of
sin. The Dutch say, He that lives
with cripples soon learns to limr."
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BRODIE IL co.
Gents: NJ wife suffered for months with
! the Neuralgia. One 10 tie OF Your Cure en-
tireiv cured her ard she has never had
touch Of it size. JOHN KOHLMOOS.
Proprietor k"himoos Hotel" Alameda.
gist for This and take nothing elsa.
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TESTIMONIALS:

r. oAN FRANCISCO, July -. ~ 8
standard Soap Co.-Gentlen,e,s kae5
The ladies of my household, tou
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SOAP ths best ever tried for tct1ol
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the natural Oil SO essential to IL
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with it.
G. NJ. SAWTELLE, M. D.,
100 Capr street
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Calves Raised on Skim Milk.

In the raising of steer calves where
it is desirable to have them grow as
large rs possible in order 10 produce
Il fancy pair, it may be best to feed new
milk, but it costs something TO raise
calves On new milk. Very good results
can DO obtained with skim milk and the
cost Of raising is much less. In
the raising OF heller calves for the
dairy, rome experienced uAirymen
think that calves thus reared MAKE
better COWS than when fed new milk.
The feeding of whole milk makes the
calf too fat. Less fat and more muscle
are secured when skim milk is fed. In
raising calves on skim milk, they are
allowed to suck their dams for few
times, and arc then taken away and
taught TO drink from the pail. In the
practice of somo dairymen, the milk
warm and fresh from the COW is fed to
the calf for q week. and then it is
mixed with skim milk, the quantity of
the litter being gradually increased
until substituted entirely for the fresh
milk. In raising by hand the calf can
DO kept in just the condition desired if
proper care is observed. Ii the skim
milk is not rich enough, n little oil meal
gives it the desired richness; and when
sufficiently old to eat it, cut hay mixed
with shorts will be relished by the
young things. Thus simply fed they
will thrive if otherwise properly taken
care cf, and not allowed to suffer from
cold and stormy weather. Lewiston
journal.
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How to Get Sick.

Axp7sr Yourself day aud night, eat toe
ma Il y /! u exercise, work too hard with
"ut resi-: doctor I'll! The time: take al the
We n"9'rums advertised; and then YOU will
wan. 10 know
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Not only Tor daily use on the tlce
arI. hands, but for bathing tAe
entire body, there is nothing eQuG
to PHOSPHATE SOAP. It -
thorough disinfectant and remove
offensive odors of every kind.
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ME-,i;- ERODE * co.
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was advised To try your Rheumatic and ISeu
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Yours Respectfully, L. p. Carroll
Auditor Wells Fargo " Cos Express. 5. T.
Mr>~RS. BRODIE * co.
The Rheumatism in my arm was lmme.
Gia,rly cured by your wonderful medicine.
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How to Get Well.
Drug Store For Sale

Which - answered in thrc. word,-Takt
Hog b.;,tr,, see Other column Express.
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MESSRS. RRODIE X co.
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Cure and am happy to say that it entirelv
cured me. T. X. PHILLIPS,
Foreman, u. Hicks " Co.'S Binderv, Clay g.
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Ammeu's Cough Syrup cures coughs,
colds, bronchitis and consumption.
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C1rad Of Drinking

Use BurGhams Abietene for Bruises
Sprains, Infected Eyes. etc.
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Compartments Cough Syrup.
Observation-Disclosures Cough Syrup.
IoarSencss-Ammens Cough Syrup.
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ME>oR>. BRODIE " co.
Having suffered for two years with Rhcu
matism, and being unable to work as WAS
all crippled up, | wes induced to try YOU
remedy after all Others had failed, and in ont
week | was perfectly cured and have never
had return Of it since. | heartily recon-
mend il to all who are similarly afflicted
JOHN +. TOWNSEND,
Shoecutter with Porter, Oppenheimer 4
SlessinSer. Res. rs Guerrero Street
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BR0DT E,S
WONDEEE7UL
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Cure.
THE SUFFERERS READY RELIEF.
SURE AND PERNIA CURE
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. eaout. H-umbago.
Weak, Stiff an<E Swollen Joints. Local
Pains. Sprains and Bruises.
TESTIMONIALS

ERODE ~ co.
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ME. L. f. DOCGUERTY
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AMORY +. BELL,
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Sensible girls avoid cosmetics hus
use PHOSPHATE SOAP for IN
toilet because it is fragrant, pun
and pleasant.
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ME,>Rs. BRODIE II co.
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ict until ! used your wonderful remedy,
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recommend it 10 all. 5. MUSGRONE,
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That is the best part OF beauty which
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The genuine merits - -EOS
PHATE SOAP and perslsrenc ad.
vertising will force every druggist
groceryman and general dealer to
order it by the gross sooner or later
ASK for it in every store The re-
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IN case you cannot find it we will
send q nice box of three cakes By
mail, postage paid, on receipt or 81
cents in stamps. q
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400 Sacramento st., San Francisco
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Handle Dairy Stock Kindly.

Mr.. PARCEL, in the report of the New
Jersey Agricultural Society, says: Il
is Important that dairy stock, from the
young calf to the old cow, that is being
fed for beef. should be handled and
treated kindly. If a calf is handled
roughly and becomes wild and vicious
thereby, when it becomes coy you may
expect the same. but if handled care
fully and treated with kindness. when
grown up she will be mild and gentle.
1t may not always be SO. but in general
it is. There have always been many
COWS spoiled by the person having the
care of and milking them, by whipping
or frightening them whenever they
come in his way, Or if, when milking,
a COW hoists her foot or kicks (Which is
generally caused by pain such fellow
stops milking and commences whipping,
or worse, kicking the COW, and she be.
coming enraged, holds up her milk,
kicks back, aud il finally ruined.
Never whip COW for kicking, if she
does kick the milk pan out of yonr
hand and sometimes upset and KNOCK
you over. but be kind and gentle with
her, and milk her out with az little ex-
citement as possible, and if she gets
over her kicking propensity it will be
by mild and not by harsh treatment
Never whip cow because she kicks,
for it will do no good. but will do a
great deal of harm.
MANURE FOR PEAR TREES. - 2.
Barry stated in his address at the
Pathological meeting at Rochester, thai
he had in the corner of his grounds q
little group of half dozen pear trees
standing in grass; they had been neg
lected until they were nearly starved to
death. The annual growth was nothing,
the leaves small and no fruit. In this
condition they were treated with top
dressing Of barn-yaId manure. and the
following season they made stout shoots
twelve to eighteen inches long, with
large, dark green foliage. and some fine
fruit. He added that trees standing in
grass would not psy. They must be
kept vigorous and healthy by tillage,
fertilizers and judicious pruning.
These involve labor and expense, but
he remarked he cannot grow fruit with
out them. In his pear garden he slack
ened both cultivation and manure to
lessen the chances of blight, but the
result was that in two years and a.half
his cop Was cuils.
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The Best Spring Medicine and
Beautifer of the Complexion in
use. Cures Pinaplcs. Boils. Blotches.
Neuralgia. Scrofula. Gout, Rheu.
matte and Mercurial Pains. and all
Diseases arising from a disor:lcred
state of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
}. ~. GATES a. CO.. Proprictors. III
sansOInc Sf., san Frauciscu. Cal.
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MEssRS. BRODIE " co.
Dear Sirs: | want to express my heartfelt
thanks for the great benefit your most won.
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years with dry hacking cough, and have
had the same about a year, everything we tried
failed, hat two bottles of your Linment has
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chest. Everyone 50 afflicted should give it
trial. SiML T.. HALLOWELL,
with Baker IL IL 4milton, 10 Front St., :. F.
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iurnt M Ahiet,uc cures Kidney Disease,
Lam. Ia h. c't
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Cheap to1Ist soaps manutactured
from rancid and refuse grease h.
lure the skin and are really lnoao
expensive than HOSPH ATD
SOAP, which retails for Is cents
per cake.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS Ssr s,s,;s.; II

apu7, y. Y. Gran. Square and Upright and smith
ANicr can Organs. Boston. save YOUR money Ivy bay
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Burnham's Ahcteue cures Group, Sore
Throat aud Cold.
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BedsteaIa from one to one hundred dol
lars each, AZ IL. Schelihaas, 18th. street, Oak
land, Gal.