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PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

1t is better for young man to blush
than to turn pale.
The usual fortune of complaint is to
excite contempt more than pity.
A good man is kinder to his enemy
than bad men are to their friends.
There is no substitute for thorough
going, ardent, and sincere earnestness.
The claims of habit are generally too
small to be felt till they are too strong
to be broken.
All other knowledge is hurtful to
him who has not the science of honesty
and good nature.
How wise we are IN thought How
weak in practical Our very virtue,
like our win, nothing.
Poor and content is rich, and rich
enough; but riches, fineless, is as poor
as winter to him that ever fears he
shall be poor
If it be difficult to rule thy anger, it
is wise to prevent it; avoid, therefore
all occasions of falling into wrath. or
guard myself against them whenever
they occur.
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BiliOuSnGSS and Bilious Patients.
Pertaining to Bile, Bilious Symptoms, Bill
ious Temperaments. THE REMEDY.

The Bilious is disorder of the human
system. technical definition of the term
is this: Pertaining to the bile; disordered
in respect to the bile; as, a bilious patient:
pendant or az excess Of bile; as, bilious
temperament; bilious symptoms.
The word bile, when employed in the sense
in whichit is to be understood in this article
signifies, according to the Dictionaries. "a
yellow, greenish, bitter, yiscid, nauseous fluid
secreted by the liver" amy arrangement
of tie bile at once manfests itself in great
bodily discomfort, in loss of appetite, and in
dependency" recently remarked an author
of a valuable treatise upon this subject.
The same writer further adds: Some Of
the following symptoms are usually promi-
neut: Pain in the right side, which is very
sensitive to pressure. The pain will some
! times appear to be located under the shoulder
/ blade. There is also irregular appetite,
/ fatulence, sense of fullness in the region
of the stomach, and, sooner or later, the skin
and whites of the eyes become yellow, thu
stools clay colored and the urine yellow,
depositing copious sediment" The balance
of the too familiar train of ills needs NJ
further mention here. The bilious is, a. vii
be seen, is an affection of great magnitude
and of varied forms of direct and indirec
appearance The disease Is no respecter o
persons or localities. Its deadly and i'm
placable enemy is found in
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4 peach tree with blood req Ieaves

A peach tree with blood req leaves
has been presented to the Corinth
Tenn. SuJ-SoRer and Democrat. 1t
is stated that the first tree of the this
variety grew on the battlefield of Baker
Creek. on the spot saturated with the
blood of General Tilghman.
The form of yielding up a bride to
her bridegroom in consequence of an
attack. was preserved in Ireland up to
tbe early part of the last century, and
in Wales it was customary for the
friends of the bride and groom to meet
,rhorsebaok. the bride mounted behind
Tor nearest kinsman, who fled with
her while a pretended quarrel went on
between the two parties. to be pursued
and captured when the race had been
rrotracted until both sides had had
enough Of it.
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1t acts on the liver and kidneys at the seme
time, and by its mild but efficient cathartc
effects moves the bowels freely. The morbid
poisons that have been the cause of all this
disease and suffering will be thrown off; new
life will be infused into every organ, and
nature thus aided will soon restore the patient
to health.
Physicians of repute and standing, men
who are horored for their probity and
respected and trusted for their scientific
attainments, are using Kidney Wort in their
practice regularly. No stronger evidence of
tie worth of the remedy would seem to be
necessary. Such Inducements are few and
far between. We had almost said that thew
were without precedent in the history of a
proprietary remedy. Be that as it NAV,
however, the fact remains established that
Kidney Wort is matchless remedy, and one
that needs only to be tested to demonstrate
/ its rare merit as healer of most of the
/ common maladies of the human family.
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A,lcIic of the War,

DR.. +. Warren, the eminent physi-
clan. late Puryeyor General. G. 5. A.
now practitioner in Paris and widely
known throughout the South, wrote
officially: DIR. Worthington's Chol-
era and DiarrhGa Medicine has long
ago enjoyed 4 nigh reputation, both in
and out OF the Army" Other physi-
clans Of high standing recommend it.
and with such endorsement it is reeog-
nizcd as Il sovereign cure.
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PuyGENT PARAGRAPHS.
|, !. easr 10 see that there is always

a man in the hOneyhlOoh'
How and where the gallant grocers
.lork makes love-Across the way.
A Brooklyn boy can initiate with
his mouth the sound of a lawn mower
His father is going to try and initiate
thr1shfng machine.
The man VINO wouldn't let his voice
fall for fear it might break, was as bad
nc the fellow wis didr't like to turn
ont his mustache fearing it wouldn't
come back again.
some men unpleasantly comb their
nustaches at the table" The man
who can pleasantly comb his mus
tache at the table must be pretty
skillful practitioner.
Genius having succeeded in making
steamboat out of paper, it won't be
long before an inventive man will pro-
duce railroad eating-house beelsteak
made of pasteboard.
A young lady of New Orleans, who
recently performed remarkable feat
in rowing, has been presented with a
beautiful yawl. A smack would have
been more appropriate.
The Chinese legation at Washing
ton attended every performance of the
circus when there, and declared that
they had enjoyed nothing so much
since Congress adjourned.
Hostess" Now don't stay out here
all heevening." Host-"Well join you
in ten minutes" Hostess - "Miss
screechy is going to sing you know"
IIost-"0! well-say an hour"
Paper is now employed for the con-
,truction of domes for observatories.
1t has also for long time been util-
lied in the manufacture of Western
mining claims and township specula-
tions.
A pocket guide for instruction in
the art Of swimming has been pub
lished. When you fall overheard and
don't know how to swim, all you have
to do is to tread water and read your
guide.
"Where did you get your wonder.
full power of language?" asked an adj
miring auditor at the close of the
lecture. "Oh," replied the lecturer
with a laugh, IL used to work in q
BARRIERS shop"
as that about the right length, sir o.
asked the skillful barber as he finished
cutting his customers hair, 81 like
the sides and back" was the response
but l wish you would make it little
longer on the top"
A Pennsylvania man has applied fol
a pension because he lost tooth
during the war. The fact that he lost
only one tooth would seem to indicate
that he never got near enough to the
front to chew hard tack.
The Apache Indian, it is said, car
march from thirty to forty miles a day
without becoming tired. 1t is really
a pity that the Apache cannot be
civilized, for he would be just the
fellow to accompany his wife on a
shopping excursion.
Two gentlemen were talking the
other day about their success in life.
One remarked that when he came to
Baltimore, just after the war, he didn't
have second shirt to his back.
That's nothing, replied the other.
"When | came to Baltimore did not
have any shirt to my back at all He
was born there.
Well, there is one thing sure" said
Mr.. Job Shuttles, as he closed adiscus-
sion on the wrongsidedness of every
thing in general; "there is no Justice
in this world. and it makes me blue to
think of it." True, job" said Patience,
"but the reflection that there is justice
in the next, ought to make you feel a
great deal bluer."
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HI Ohm w. COLE, Principal of the Gale
II Troy. N. Y. writes us:

Mr. Ohm W. OOLEt liliSlldl VI VIZ DeNtS
Scbdp Troy, N. Y, writes us:
"TRoY, N. ", April Z, 1888.
living been afflicted for several years
paslpth illness, the cause of which was I'M
E.~lrA5 me for long time, and my con-
tnued disability getting TO be of so serious
and Distressing a character as to cause great
ANXIETY with my family and friends, became
satisfied upon close investigation that the
cause Of my sickness was the diseased condl-
ton Of my kidneys and liver. At this time
byaccident friend, who had similar symp-
toms to mine, informed me of the great
Improvement in his health by taking Hunts
Remedy and persuaded me to try it.
Immediately commenced taking it, and from
the first bottle began to improve, and its
continued use affords very encouraging re
suits. can sleep soundly, walk better, am
free from pains and the severe attacks Of
headache from which suffered so much have
disappeared. and ! cheerfully recommend
Hunts Remedy for all purposes for which il
is advertised. will add in closing that my
wife has used it very successfully for pre-
venting the attacks of sick headache witt
which She had been afflicted from youth"
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Appointment citizen sends us the following
statement
For several years | have been very seri-
ouslv afflicted with a severe pain in my back,
which | long supposed to be lumbago or
rheumatism Of the back More recently the
pains had become more severe, so much so
that it was with difficulty that | was able TO
Get out Of bed in the morning. had tried
Yarious remedies without any apparent relief.
BY the earnest solicitation of friend com
menced Hunts Remedy, about three weeks
ago, and its instantaneous benefits are Won
derful. for have had no pains in my back
since taking the first three doses; and am
relieved from the pains, aches and exhaustive
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There is but one solid pleasure in
life, and that is our duty. How mis-.
cradle, sthen, how unwise, how up.
pardonable are they who make that
one pain.
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Nervous debility, the curse of the Amerio,.
people. immediately yields to the action 0a an
Brown Iron Bitters. 'iVn OF
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J,.ror,ic or constipated, should address
MIX tyi stamps and history of case for pam
n @'a wv Wo MN D1srrNsARY MEDICAL AssocI-
.Ti1S RniIalo, n. y.
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KEoKUE, Iowa. DIR. E. E. Fuller saws. 90,
have used Browns Iron Bitters in nv ovn !
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Bbeumatine- Goutaline, DR.. Elinore ;, ~, 10
William St.,NY., is the o'"yreal f'eo ~!
. tnon,,, Gov kidney. liver and stomach dis
e aIos " Abundant proofs. Send for circulars
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r,..,lation of Corea is said to be
~ NE ~ loFp ~ which 3,5G0,3l7 are males and
g-lt n.O females.
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The "Peen-to," or fiat peach Of CHI. ;.
FeEaolni,lonizlns peach culture in Florida + 1
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n Y PIERCE, Buffalo, N; y: pear ST.
II, e. e.r,i,y has used your "Favorite IRE,
i, ,; lg and It has done all that Is claimed
f y. Il ie the best of all preparations ioI
female complaint Iee9 2ThnFRM u v al
I'll! eus'oni'i' Druggist, Baltimore, Md.
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The panic over the cholera in Esy,t :.
increasing. Egypt Is
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Istbo hest in the market 1t is the most
ecop ma and cheapest, one box lasting as
Iopg as two of any other. One greasins VIII
last t W. weeks. it received first premium, at
tbeC CENTENNIAL and Paris Expeditions, also
medals Al various State Fairs. Buy no other
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During one Of the recent hot a.,
bFookiyn bridge descended 10 wit bbGys me
feet 9lnehes Of the water. UnIoada.dn ih iS5
coldest weather it would be two feet IN The
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-, n running over boots or shoes
lee haDl. LYONS Patent Heel Suttner.
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,,o,l,cr swans Worm syruI

pfallibe, tasteless, harmless, cathartlc;
feverishness, restlessness, worms constlpa-
ton. 25c.
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G.srRNE cures dyspepsia. What more 40
Won want? Ask your druggist Tor IT, "As-
TRryr !: in liquid form.
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The report that America was sending infer
nal machines to England originated Ill
the fact that a vessel from New Orleans
landed two crates of cucumbers in London.
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lind has one son. nm officer in the
p, ,slhy a r,nv and two daughters happily
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~, ,n.;on collars and cuffs are cheapes
,nrontu'ur They wear longer than any
" we iou7 ,on save cost of washing.
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,,. ,.tonr Branch an awful dirty place &c i,;,,
Ne, = NV nv schild--what made You t4 ,hn,
~ "NhS Nod by the tide twice day.
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For sore feet. swollen joints, sprains, corns
or bnrions. use st. Patrick's Salve.
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sill surely find you out sai q
Il iour SIN a, "i 10 his hayward son. Don !
,ee 500, n !, arerlied the young reprobaie' 20
Wv uau' lii. finds out my SIN.
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ymcennes, Indiana, has butter r6 dls mac rae
tor which turns ont $4,000 to 9o,oVo dishe'
rpr 1av
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Years do not make old sages; they only
make old men,
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..-ooro 1000 acres of watermeions iii
Bnrta comfy. Georgia.
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non4 blame the girl who marries To-
Doh Doesn't the preacher marry.
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ELM G Ic.la. n 6C-Dr. q. N. Rober,or
and it ali ftes Is BTOSn Iron BeIs and
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colon, olOSif, never made success Of the 9
The Colohb esi ness but Caroline struck tf
Eye Water Pp7 Petroleum as its base. II your
20 BONANZA ssi Mls and falling out, Try It,
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Nine,v-three thousand acres OF land were
,,- riiei' LIN timber in Kansas last year.
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Tho Cars crown is full of diamonds and
resrIs and is greatly admired by his uncle
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vail, More and sleep soundly.

Thosswho hope for no other life are dead
eyenifO this.
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oomnlete cure, annoying Kidney
nj eQulIe,kAl, Uoo,rHy Diseases. 81. Druggists
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n, IA, rate from yellow fever at Yer
r. Inc deaa. Is said to be fifteen day
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Baltimore Horse & Carriage Bazaar
Nos. 50, Is and 81 n. Calvert ST.,


l uCrloN sales every MoNDAl, WE'D, -
: n DAY and SATURDAY, at 1919 O'clock,
precisely, of Horses, Mules Carriages, Wagons,
Huggies, Harness, Haltors, Brides, Saddles,
Blankets, &c. Large stock of Horses, Car
riages, Buggies, Wagons, Ne, of every descrip-
ton with Harness, Lap Blankets &c, con
stantly on hand and at private sale at the very
lowest market prices. am now selling New
Top Busgies from s55 mp TO $50 New Tx
prcss Wagons So to 500 Now Harness fcn
- 20 s2i. Give me call before prrchasme
s,s2wherc. THOMAS I. pAEIETr.
Ancuaneer aud Commission MereApt
dee lily
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GOLDEN MEDICAL Dl ,,.1oad moisors
for all scrofulous and vlrulen' Dioou-poi'o"S'
is speci6c. BY druggists
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,trats.mice, reaches, fiies. b9 q, ,,,
Gears out i a5hinmun Ks, gophers loo. d z SIS
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what is the worst thing about riches?'
asked a teacher. Their scarcity" replied
boy, and he was Immediately awarded ,
pIlZe.
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..,,ors,, on Rats

making 20 build church 70
49,. " en9s in philadelphia
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Is q Positive Cure
For all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
80 common to our best female population.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-09

Some time last year there was wooden
bedstead manufactured which was intended
for the use Of the King Of Siam. 1t was
fourteen feet wide, and divided into three
parts, the center part being raised abont
eighteen inches. This piece Of furniture,
being Of such unusual dimensions, caused .
slight sensation among all those who were
permitted to examine 1t. But the beadstead
made in Paris lately for an Indian prince
would draw thousands to see IL were 1t ex-
hibited in New York, even II fancy prices
were charged for admission. The bedstead
is partly made Of real silver, and cost many
thousands of dollars. At each corner stands
beautifully modelled nude female figure
Qife size) holding . definitely constructed
fan. Each figure, IL Is said, wears wig Of
real hair. This Is 10 be regularly "dresssd"
by the court barber once week. On the
great potentate getting into bed the weight
Of his body sets certain machinery in motion,
the effect Of which is that SO long as his
Royal Highness enjoys bis horizontal re-
freshment the silver maidens gently fan the
sleeper. Ifthe figures at the foot Of the bed
are required 10 exert themselves In like
manner, this can be accomplished by the aid
Of clock-like apparatus. Moreover, should
the dusky owner Of the bed wish to be lulled
TO slumber by the dulcet sounds Of soft
music, this can be done by touching spring.
The bottom Of the bed contains large mus
ieal box which IL 30 arranged that the tunes
can be loud or soft, - desired.
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". Y. Letter.

". Y. Letter.
Mrs. CORVALLIS West and Mrs. Langtry,
the latter accompanied by Mrs. LIE Breton,
her mother, will arrive in day or two by
the steamship Oregon. The former was in
troduced into London social circles five years
ago by her aunt, Lady Virginia Sanders, and
her great beauty at that time was described
at length IN the society papers. Ons Of these
pen pictures was as follows:
"Her face is of that charming peculiar
style of beauty which has always moved
mankind more than the most regular fea-
lures. She has very rich complexion, on
which an occasional freckle stamps certi6-
cate of fineness, and thereby adds to the
charm of the general effect. Asplendid head
of rippling hair, which was very long until
this year, when she cut 1t into boylike curls,
clusters framewise around her face, produc.
ing an effect which many ladies have sought
TO initiate, but which none have approached.
She Is impulsive, original and daring, and
says upon occasion the most delightful
things In the most delightful way. She IL
most sympathetic, full of fun. great favor
ite with all who know her and subject Of
admiration to those who do not. She dress-
es generally In csreless and sometimes start
ling fashion, but, being small In stature and
of an admirable figure, she always looks
we'll, no matter however she may be dressed.
She rides with certain dash. She has
thoroughly Irish eyes, whiles she possesses
the traditional smartness at repartee OF the
celebrated Ailesian. A propensity to prac-
tical joking may be said to slightly mar .
character that Is otherwise kindly one, but
the lady 10 ct the same time very POPULAR
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AMOR MORTUUS.

Long years ago, when all the world was
young
And fresh and sweet, one morning espied
Love standing by my side.
White, sun-kissed lilles in his hand;
With these he smote my heart-door, as he
cried:
"Open. at loves command"
And 10! my heart-door on its hinges swung,
And slowly opened wide.
Love entered All my life seemed fair an d
gay.
With passion blossoms rare my heart he
dressed,
Ny lips with kisses pressed.
A thousand times would that had died
Ere i had opened to the vision blest!
All, would had denied
The stranger welcome, for one bitter day,
He died within my breast.
Love lieth dead, forever pale and still;
BY cruel hands, false VOWS, all foully slain
Red with his life.blood's stain.
No lilies now or passion blooms he bears,
Only the thorny crimson rose of pain
Upon his breast he wears.
I kiss his trailing wings, dumb lips so chill
] weep, call in vain.
Shall there. in some far off day, some unborn
year,
Some yet unwelcomed hour, unknown be
fore,
A step pause by my door,
A hand smite on the portals shut so fast,
A voice that thrills my being to its core,
Bid my love rise at last?
Or shall he, in eternal darkness drear,
Lie dead for eyermore?
All the Year Round.
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Interstate Transportation.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Oct. 24.-In the Circuit
Court to-day Judge McCrary rendered IN
important decision upon the question Of the
right of State to regulate interstate CON-
merce. The cass arose out Of suit against
the Illinois Central TO recover damages for
overcharyes upon freight shipped over the
company's road from points In Iowa TO points
In Wisconsin, and originated under the tar
III law Of 1874, now repealed. Judge Nc
Crsry held, In the course Of very able
opinion, that II the act In question applied
TO through shipments 1t related TO subject
which is In Its nature National, and that II
the power Of the State TO pass such an act
were conceded, IL would necessarily include
the power TO discriminate asains. the COM
merce of other States, and for these reasons
such . statute would be In violation Of the
Federal Constitution. II ID not within The
power Of one State upon On interstate line
to fix the charges TO be paid for carriage
within Its territory, for that would In effect
give II power to demand more than its share
Of the reasonable charge for entire distance.
II would be giving 70 the statutes Of States
extra-territorial rights.