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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-02

There is greenness in onions and
potatoes that renders them hard to d.
gest. For health's sake put them III
warm water for an hour before cooking.
CoCoANUr COOKIES. Two cups SUI
gar, one cup butter, two eggs, half Ii
grated cocoanut; make just stuff enough
to roll out; roll thin.
RHUBARB PIR-Chop fue rhubarb
enough for two pies; add u cupful If
sugar, beaten egg, and piece OF
butter half the size Of q hen'seg bake
between two cIusts.
BAKED EaGs.-Beat up six eggs, one
tablespoonful Of -four, SIX OF saest
milk; mslt q piece # butter III the fry
ing pan; when hot turn the whole Ill u
very hot oven; to be served as soOn rs
done.
BuNNs.-A cupfui of sugar, an egg.
twO-tulrds OF cupful of yeast. butter
half the size OF an egg, and one cupfal
and half Of MILK; put III butter IN the
morning; l omit the egg sometimes,
and like 1t just AS we'll.
NICE LEMON BEER.-Slice two good
SIX 81 Lessons, put with them one pound
of sugar, over these pour one gallon OF
boiling water, and when about milk
warm add one third cup of yeast. Let
it stand over night ami 1t Is ready for
use.
BISCUIT CUsTARD. Break two dozeB
macaIoous into M al PIT es, pour over
them hot boiled custard made In the
usual way, and STIR we'll u Ii the whole
10 thoroughly mixed. P"ur 1t into Ii
glass dish and put on top the whites oi
two eggs, whisked to frOth, with h
spoonful of red currsnt j.ily. Crate b
little macarOcn crumbs over the top.
Serve very cold.
BAKED SHAD.-Msking q dressing OF
bresu CRUMBS, butter, pepper, ard salt
worked to paste; fill tho suad with the
mixture, sew it up ANA place it length
wise 10 bsking-pan. with little water
and an ounce OF butter; ill tue spas.
between the fish aud the sides Of tn,
pan with slices of raw potatoes one
fourth of an inch thick, and serve fish
and potatoes together. Add q spoonful
of prepared hJur to the grav,, anu
serve.
STRING BEAN SUCcoTAsH.-- Take tive
quarts OF besns; string; cut fine; boil
two hours with water enough to cover
without boiling dry; cut the corn fiom
SIX ears and boil with beans tSenty
minutes; season with butter, peppe,
aud ealt; just before dishing up add
tablespoonful of flour, moir,eD-d, also
half cup Of sweet milk, and let IL boz
ten minutes. Those who have cream
can use it instead Of milk.
MIXED PIcKLRs.-Soak small onions
and cucumbers IN Salt and water tel
days Zone pint of barrel salt to one
half bushel of pickles.; Cabbage. cauli-
flower and string beans. twenty-four
hours in the brine. To four gallons of
the best vinegar PVT one pint Ct syrnp
or mo|asses, OEe red pepper, spices
and mustard Feed, if you like; scald all
together, and pour on the pickles while
hot; rinse the pickles after the brine.
They will keep the year round.
DESTROYING LIoE.-A natural condi.
ton of poultry il iouslness, but there
need be no trouble in keeping them
free from lice. Use tobacco stems or
refuse leaves, or tobacconists' cuttings
freely in the nests, putting them about
four inches deep in them; let lice be
never so thick, in q very short time
they will be all gone from the boxes.
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WANTED.

Canvs3sers for new books. The Family Physician.
Newest snd best book out Universal Illustrated
History. Law Enc} e'oPed,s anu Forms. world Fa
NOUS Women. Guide 10 SUCCESS. Irving's worb 3.
levers UurE2. kncyclOred!s VI Poetry New boes
On The Care and Culture o. Children. Dr. Saphey =
MEDICAL Irks. Diseases OF Live Stock, and many
:hers Of unusual n mt. Send TOR circulars and nSe
the c Mt IL - n yHu prefer q ope-ae -.
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j. w. Shaetier & Co. 321 and 1923 Sac
ramento ST., San Francisco, employ II.
RUNNERS. Cigars sold very cheap.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-02

Furniture aud bed ing at retail at whole
sale prices. IL. Schellhass, lltn. St, Oak
land, Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-02
Public Notice.

Furniture. Carpets and Glassware ct auc-
ton Iric"s, at private spe-ia lndu ement-
for country bnNer-, at II. ScheIhaas, IL h
street, Odd Fellows Building, Oakland, Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-02

See here, waiter" sal ,nlihower,
cushing away his esg-cup with dlsgn<',
= don't aant to cunt chickens before
they are hatchsd.'-l Central City, Neb.,
Item.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-02

Eight hurdrei varieties OF pears
and nearly one hundred kinds OF native
grapes are said to be in cultivation in
America.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-02

"Whst sediment" rs he river murmured
during high wat K"nkuk Gaze CITY
Did That ,rttle il ~" Eul Mart'l-. There
Al grounds for believing that 1t did.
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MEssRs RRODIE & co


GentlemeE: gives M great pleasure to
iu.orm yOl that your iiniment worked won
der. in my c Sc; | was suffering from An at
tack of inhainmatory Rheum atism of the
worst kind, telng confined to my bed for y
lumber al weeks, q ID suite ring The most in.
tense pairs. had tr ed e,eiything without
success. l Was advised to use your Cure and
i'll half an hour the fain was entirely gone.
AMORY F. BELL,
260J Sacram nto Street, 5. F.
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Ify,u freeze ore hour. burn the next.
aad sweat al Their: II you are suffering
III. mt tearing You W II uic. ana tie next
moment fearing you won't: II YOU hav"
buc mai ant pS Yellow ewes and n gh s..
Ike & mplrxi u. You are suffering from
that inlasma &c curse,
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Dr. 4. T.. MINTIE. IL keArny ST., San Fran
SEED for Catalogue,
TrTRKIsH HuGS.

lam Offering Turki-h Ru. Patterns, Hooks ana
hu linz, fl me. at gre atty redItei prices
Ny tttrrns are Turkish anl ais. Fl0Scrs, Scrul y
ETC. printed ON juie cloth Our ap b'ing haced In
various rulOrs required make them perfect They
are MID with rags wosl yarn wlth hook maze
eXIre- Is Tor the IurpD>. making III III so sim ID
that chi'd follow The direct ons in IN. c'ta
|, que and make handsome rug ut SIN cost
y GAIA ogre OF designs and cosi each. NAV BE-
TAD b, aGdre sing D.. L.. HORTON. NO. $40
Post Street. San Francisco Cal.
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ruEscRIBED BY = PHYSICIANS.

AL Photc graphs msie at the New York Gallery
Nc. &5 Third St, S. f., are guaranteed 10 b. Asst.
class Prices 10 the times. j II TEgs & Go
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sensibility would a good FORTRESS if 81 e
had bat one hand. With h,r right She opens
the door 10 pleasure, but with her lei. 10
pain.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-02
NrssRs DRODIE .6tD

Gentlemen: Having severe attack OF
Rheumatism in my arm and shoulder, l Was
induced TO try your wond rfui Rheumatic
Cure and AIN happy 10 say that IL entirely
cnred ME. +. h. PHILLIPS,
Foreman, ID. Hicks Il Cos Bindery, Clay St,
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General Debility,
and HOP BIrTEHs removesitall

Ifyou have 4 cnse % weight or fullne ~
In Iie stomach: a change able appetite,
nc mes yor GUS. but gem r ly fetb q.
amor bid craving: law Splrils af,cr IN |
meal. with severe pain for some time after
eating. wind ria ny ON the stomach. sour
stomach; vomiting ana fiutteriig r. the
pit Of the omaca. and - soreness over Il /:
nausea. hraisch or me "r these symp-
toms, }. u are suffering from
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MsTCEE1l'S ATLAS
WoRID.

This magnificent Atlas mains 40 accurate Map'
from lsrrsI sirv ". Ievis ii 10 ISL. s the cOun
tries III rh- ord IN la - scale. 1t IS he best and
chs e~t las pu1lis e. 7, r ClrcGl 'rs 9Th tul
particulars. adir the ru i.hprs. Agents wsnted
\. T.. RtSCkSkT a. 90. s2i .iIark
street. Saa Fran. .sco. taiiofnii.
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Varieties.

Mrs. Mark II ,pkins is the weaithiest
widow Ia 4 nerici.
Seven of tho Canadian watering
places have GuiiAu bra = bands.
Jtnay Liod GJlIscamidt is re < )ned
muug The l. )ndon Miiiiuualres.
DR.. Holland has the tastes! steam
yacut 90 the ST. Lawrence l. yer.
The New York Herald thi * THAI "a
ca ii yht Is nothing t. u ch ,ir quarrel"
South Americas sending grva' qran
titles of canned tongue to the LJndon
market.
Clara Louise X 4lio3g will reach the
United States IN August, and King
X Alaka Ia IL October.
The l. wis G )llege. at n orthfi I'D. VT,
have conferred the degree Of Dooior of
Philosophy upon L iison.
Elias Ellis. Of New York, Was the
originator of dollar stur - He re-
Gently died ut the age Of 40.
A daughter of Buff,lo Bill has heen
awarded n medal for general improge
ment in an Omaha academy.
1t was the opinion OF the astronomer
K-pler that tbs celestial spaces were as
rali of comets as the sea is Of fishes.
The assertion is made that S alt l. Ike
CITY Contains the worst boodlums. of
both sexes, Of any city III the world.
VANITY Far says that L lgland is
being rapidly reduced to a fortress in
the ocean, without self-supp Irting food
powers.
Bill Nye says that "eome men are
born bilious, s,me achieve biiiousness
a I'd 8 m have blllousness thrust upon
Them
B cause Frank LeslieS Illustrated
preys on the paragraphers, that does
not nakeit Il religious )lrusi.- Texas
SIfting1.
The New York World saws it has
known at least one couple who never
quarrelei-they were drowned jist
s,ier N .rriage.
S M people often marry on the
priuc pie tIat VIII It is not enoish for
one is qrite sal I'll lent for two Phila-
deiphia Curonicle.
Prince Bismarck says worlds fairs are
largely Responsible for spelling the
world. and is o.stin.tely opposed to the
holding of one in rlIu.
Dout cook chickens in brles ket
tie unless you want to get poisoned.
That's what they did in ID 'catur, G..,
and thirty five people csme near dying.
A Toronto baby left by itself in d
perambulator, while asleep fell ont in
such way that the strap suspended it
by the neck uutil it Was s:ranglod to
death.
We notice great many Of our north
arn tAcbanVet are spt-sOspiDg the
NJ xic.ns. Most Of them have b. en-
needing soap of some kind for several
centnries.-l Texas siftings.
When @, len Mrgheri'a drives or
walks ont III Naples she goes unattended.
- Her virtues, her beauty. and the
aft c,ion of the people are snfii lent
protection Tor her" says ths P.ccolo.
Victor Hugo is to see bis own mouu-
ment before he dies. AID committee
has beeu formed Id Paris to solicit con-
tributiues for y. Tue same vigiiant
committee ought at the same time to
present him G fin.
The Lacy b'ys If Madison, Wis,
went to u menagerie and be anne filled
with the idea Of starting a beast-show
of their own, using such material az
was within their reach. They painted
stripes ON pony for bra, sheared
the hind half of big Newfoundland
dog for lion, cut off the fore legs of n
calf for kangroo, and were about to
make tailess Cat by chopping when
their father discovered them.
The boiler Of locomotive exploded
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-02
Dyspepsia,

and HOP BITTERS will permanently
cure You.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-02

Do be fooled Druggist
1a SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. -N5a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-09-02

( BRODIE eco,

I BRODIE & CO.
Gentlemen: l have used your wonderfuN
Cure FOR Rheumatism this winter, and fonnSs1
1t gave me more relief than anything else |
have ever used. after having tried great
many remedies both in California and
Europe, when was afflicted with Rheuma.
tism for number of years. | therefore
highly recommend your Cure to any one
suffering with Rheumatism. as it permanent
ly cured me. e DOUGHERrY. 81
Alb Commercial St., .. ].
BRODIE q co.
Gents: My wife suffered for months with
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tirely cured her and she has never had
touch OF it since. JOHN KOHIMOOs.
Proprietor "Kohlmoos Hotel" Alameda.
MEssns. BRODIE s. CO.
Having suffered for Two years with Rheu.
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all crippled up, l VS. induced try ysur
remedy alter all others had failed, and IN one
week ! was p rfectly cur, and HAYS never
had n return of it since. heartily RECON-
mend 1t to all who are simiisrlv afflicted. IS
JOHN +. TOWNSEND, E
Shoecutter with Porter, Oppenheimer ~
Slessinger. Res. il3 Guorroro Street.
MEssks. BRoDIE go.
Dear Sirs: Was utterly Frustrated for
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which work. d an immt diate cure SO th I'll
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The rheumatism in my arm was imme.
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JOHN II. HUNT,
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Very Resp ctfuilv,
w. w. HANEY,
Cpl Sacramento St, San Francisco.
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3 an Fl CANT. Pleasant. AMI Refreshing F1ay0r!oy
or ,ick-raOm Drink and Impufe Water. rynd, ring
hem harmless. swestsainy the mouth, AID V,sansns
NE sAseh.
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GREAT EaallsH RsMEnf

is a certain care fu- Mt
voua D JillIy. los;
, manhood. arG 81 tn
,yil effects OF yuuhlfu. 70!
lies an! excuses. DR
N ESTIE Will ncrer 7
forieit Five Ruosire
Dollars for q case }
this Kind the Vital t,estorn
tive (an;'er b. srectsi al
vice 6ui treni.n.nD vi.
mot care. Pr:c., IS II bot
tile; tour tines the quan
fifty. tl0. Sent TO any a.
i lrtss Crnr1entialiE, ~
army ST., San Fran lsco.
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The boiler of locomotive exploded
at Chattanooga. on the % ult.,
throwing the fireman 80 rods and in
etantly killing him; fragment of iron
weighing nine pounds, was thrown
half u mile, and killed man at that
distance.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28
HleeDleasneHa.

i Narcotics and sedatives murder
sleep the unnatural stupor is soon iol-
lowed by i'll effects. Simmons Liver
Regulator removes the cause OF restless
ness and sleeplessnese by regulating
the bowels, by establishing digestion
and qrieting the nerves Try IL, and
you will soon know the blessing OF
good health and sound sleep.
i have been great sufferer from
dyspepsia and loss of sleep. AS soon
as | feel the least nervous take dose
Of Simmons Liver Regulator, and
and sleep all night.
Mrs. II. Bryant, Griswoldsville, Ca
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28

violence at the hands Of the populaee.
The District Attorney had very little
difficulty in obtaining from Guiteau the
facts of his career. A great deal was
taken down in short hand from the lips
of the prisoner. He remained under
strong guard, and for several weeks
was ignorant of the Presidents condi-
ton. At no time since the assassina-
tion was he certain whether his victim
was alive or dead. He frequently ex-
pressed anger at the refusal of the
guards to tell him of what was going
on. He asked for pen, ink and paper
with which to write his life, but all
such requests were refused. Once he
made rude knife from material found
in his shoe, but it was discovered and
removed. He was given no opportuni-
ty to commit suicide. On July l9 Mr..
Corkhill appeared before the Criminal
Court in Washington and asked that
the grand jury be discharged until Sep
tember, as it was unnecessary to hold
them longer in the Presidents case.
He presented letter from the Presi-
dents physicians, in which they said:
While we anticipate recovery it is not
yet possible to assert with confidence
that his injuries may not yet prove ia
tall The jury were then discharged
for similar reasons.
On Sunday afternoon, September IL,
Sergeant Mason. of Battery b, Second
Artillery, when relieving the guard at
the iail, shot at Guiteau through the
window of the cell and came near kill
ing him. The ball grazed the assas-
sims head and lodged in the cell wall.
Mason was at once arrested and con-
fined at the Arsenal. Subsequently
Guiteau was removed to another cell,
built for his confinement, and there he
now remains.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28
RATES OF POSTAGE.

The following shows the. rates of
postage on letters, printed matter and
mail matter, foreign and domestic:
First-class-Letters, and all matter
wholly or partially in writing, and all
matter sealed against inspection, three
cents per half ounce or fraction thereof.
Postal cards, one cent.
Second-class-Regular publications
issued as frequently as four times .
year, when mailed by the publisher or
by news agents to subscribers and news
agents only, two cents per pound
Third-class-Transient newspapers,
books, circulars, and all other matter
wholly in print, rate one cent for each
two ounces or fraction thereof. Repro
ductions by photograph and similar
processes are classed as printed matter.
Fourth-class--Merchandise and all
matter not included in the other three
classes which has not been declared
unmailable--as being liable to damage
the mail or injure the persons of those
handling it in the mail rate, cent per
ounce or fraction thereof. The sender
may write his own name or address
no matter of the third or fourth class
es.
Foreign mails--Upon letters to all
countries in the postal Union, cents
per. half ounce or fractional part thereof.
Postal cards, Q cents. Printed matter.
commercial papers and samples Of mer-
chandise, l cent, for each two ounces
or fractional part thereof; but at least
5 cents must be paid upon commercial
papers Registration to all parts Of
the United States and OF the Postal
Union 10 cents for each package. upon
which the postage must also be fully
prepaid.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28
THE AUTOPSY.

LoNo BRANCH, September 20.--The
autopsy on the body Of the President
was made this afternoon, and was tho
most remarkable, perhaps one of the
most thorough on record. The meth
od Of procedure was discussed and
agreed upon. IL was concluded TO ask
all those surgeons who had been olil.
ciai attendants upon the President TO
have with them in all the consultations
pertaining to the autopsy, every record
and comment made by them. They
were all submitted to the criticism OF
the conference and openly discussed
During the progress Of the surgery Of
the autopsy every step and incident
was fully noted, discussed and record
ed, together with all the opinions given,
at the conclusion Of the surgery. This
record is to bp printed on letter paper
With very wide spaces between The
lines One or more copies Of this print
will be furnished to each Of the sur.
geons, who shall write between the
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28

One square, one insertion, &1 each subse
exceeding one-fourth OF . column, e5 per inch
Figure work double these rates; additions
charges where weekly or monthly changes are
made. Local advertisements 10 cents per line
Tor nrst insertion, and cents per line for each
additional insertion. Marriages and deaths pub-
lshed free of charge. Obituary notices charged
as Advertisements, and payable when handed in
Auditors Notices, "a; Executors and Admins
traitors Notices. IS each; Estray, Caution anS
Dissolution Notices, not exceeding ten lines,
each.
From the fact that the CITIZEN is the oldest
established and most extensively circulated Re-
publican newspaper in Butler county. @ Reput-
hcan county, it must be apparent to business
men that 1t lis the medium they should use in
advertising their business.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28
THE SYMPTOMS or I.Iv
Ell CDMpf.AINr

bare uneasint ~ and pain I'm
Iihc side sometimes the
pain is In the shoulder,
Iand II mistaken for rhcti-
IInltlgm il.e sttunaoiI "a
Iailccted with loss Of appc-
'wc's. III general, costive,
with lax the head ~
Dull, heavy sensation, con-
", accompanied with pam =
" left undOnc something
zen done often complain :
ting Of weakness, debility
lFilld low spirits, Some
ilifncs many 0i the above
Syi1piOms attend the dis
ease and ut other times
VERY few Of them. but the
lliycr Il generally the organ
ymeat Involved.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28

TT. LEHMAN, Solicitor Of Patents, cor
ncr Sixth avenue and smith6cld St.. Pittsburgh
Pa. Branch Office at Washington, y. G. No
patent, no pay. Send for Circulars. [sje4m
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28
LIVER
TIE LIVER vii

TINE AND DOCTORS bills WILL gE SAVED BY
ALWAYS KEErfsG THE REGULATOR
IN TifE HOUSE,
for whatever the ailment may be- n thoroughly
safe PuIgatiye, Alternative and ionic can never be
out of place. Persons living III unhealthy locall-
Ties may avoid All bilious attacks by taking dose
Occasionally " keep the liver III healthy action.
~ You ihAu 4 SEHhsrANY LfrE. or are weak
ened by The strain Of your duties avoid stimuilants
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28
THE REGULATOR

II You HAVE EATEN ANyTHuSG HARD or Df-
GEATfON, or feel heavy after meals or alccplcss ut
night. take a dose Of Regulator aud yon win feel
relieved ard sleep pleasantly. II can bc taken IN
the place of Qulnlne or Buffers Of any kind the
dose ~ small and It's virtues undoubtcd.
Prepared only by j. ~. IcIn Il Go. f2 unety
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28
SIMMONS

Ute and sicEncs.s !. 30
sometimes alternating
troubled with pain and
siderable loss of incInOr
flil sensation Of liayli
which ought 10 have he
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-09-28

dyspepsia and loss OF sleep. AS soon
~ feel the least nervous / take dose
of Simmons Liver Regulator, and
and sleep all night.
Mrs. II. Bryant Griswoldsville, Ga
The Toronto Monetary Times does
not anticipate r prevalent sobriety In
Canada until 1t becomes wine-pro-
ducing country. The philosophy Of
our contemporary stands on strong
foundation. Good wines are the best
antidote for intemperance. They are
the beverages Of temperate people.
louisville Home and farm.1
Frank 0. Herring Esq, ofthe Cham
pion Safe Works 25l and 253 Broad
way, New York, reports the use Of st.
Jacobs Oil for stiffness and soreness
OF the shoulder, with most pleasant
and eilicacious effects.
Tho new Czar Ia said TO be very
pious. Very pious potentates arc
usually very cruel ones.
If you havn the chills take Pcruna.
IF you expect or fear them take Peruna.
Delmonico, tho famous caterer In
New York, left fortune of two mil
hons. And It oil came from tickling
the palate.
The stomach's greatest friend is Pc.
runa.
There have been no Atlantic steam
ships lost the past season, although
25, 900 passengers have taken passage
from New York.
Luther said: If man In not
handsome ut 90, strong ut 80. learned
ut 40 and rich at so, he will never be
handsome, strong. learned or rich In
this world Statistics, observes DIR.
Beard, supply this prophecy with o
most remarkable fulillment.
When friend dies and you want
TO sec n decent notice of his death In
your local paper, sit down and put In
black and white the date Of his death,
disease. exact age, occupation. church
connection, personal history. or any
item of interest to the community con-
cerning him, and hand or send IL at
once to the editor or publisher OF tho
paper you wish the notice TO appear In.
A very cheap filter can bc manufac-
tnrcd from u large flower pot. Fill
the hole at the bottom Of the pot with
sponge, then cover with two inches
OF pulverizcd charcoal, two inches Of
sand, and iill tho pot with pebbles.
washed clean. Lot the water run an
hour or two, and afterwards II will bc
Gt for service.