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A Clear Case OF Nerve.

A nerve doctor-one who adver-
tises TO build broken constitutions
and shattered nerves-had call the
other day from man who looked
very much broken down, or up,
whichever way you may look at it.
"What are your symptoms ~ ask
ed the nerve doctor.
"Well, I feel week."
Exactly. Great Discrimination to
do anything p
"You've hit it exactly, doctor;
disinclination to do anything, and
that's why I've come to see you"
"Lucky you didn't put it of any
longer. Bad taste in the mouth
mornings2"
Awful"
"Vision dim2n
"Can't see across the street"
You ought to have come here be-
fore. Your nerves need strengthen
ing Immediately. You've actually
no nerve left"
"No nerve left, you sayH with
sudden energy)-Doctor, lend me
$lO2"
When the doctor came back from
kicking the fellow into the street be
muttered: "Try to borrow money Of
me Well ,he had nerve that's fact"
-Teras Siflings.
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Senator Vance, Of North Carolina
unquestionably the champion story
teller OF the Senate, writes . New
York Tribune es9onslent. has
broad stripe Of Calyinism down bis
back. though be i not = commnni-
cant in the church. Il i told ofAim
that riding along IN Bancome eonn.
ty one day be overlook EeneFA be
darkey, with whom be thoaxht 70
have - little fan.@
ssUncle, = said the Goxernas, ~Azs
yoa going 70 churehF
Ne, sah, net edx4ctsiy-lm
gwine hack from chuFeh.
sYou're = Baptist rsckon-uow
amt yonY"
NO sab, ] ain1 20 Baptist. Do
most Of the brederea aad So
tiers about here has been under The
waEar."
methodist, thenl1
"No, sab, l amt no Methods
nudder."
sCampelIile 7"
mo, sab, can't errogate to my
Self de Camelite way of thinkin'."
"Well, what in the name of good
ness are you theni' rejoined the
Governor, remembering the narrow
range of choice in religions among
North Carolina negroes
"Well, de fac is, sab, my old mar
ter was Herruld Of de Cross in de
Presbyterian Church and / was fotch
up in that faith"
"Whatl You don't mean it?
Why, that is my church"
/ The negro making no comment on
this announcement. Governor Vance
went at him again:
"And do you believe in all of the
Presbyterian creed 2"
Eyes, sab, dat I does"
do you believe in the doctrine of
predestination?"
~ dunno that / recognize de name
sah."
"Why, do you believe that if a
man is elected to be saved he will be
saved, and if he is elected to be
damned he will be damned
"Oh, yes boss, I believe that. It's
| gospel talk, dat is.
"Well, now, take my case. Do
you believe that am elected to be
saved ?"
The old man struggled for mo-
ment with his desire to be respectful
and polite, and then shook his head
obviously.
"Come now, answer my question"
pressed the Governor. "What do
you say ?"
"Well--I tell you what It's, Marse
Zeb; Ise been libin' in dis hyah world
nigh on sixty years, and | nebber
yit hyard of any man being lected
doubt he was q candidate"
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HotSprings, Doctors
And all Methods and Rene
dies Fail to Cure q Bruised
Leg. Culicura Succeeds.

Having been a sufferer for two years and
half from disease caused by bruiSe on
the leg, and having been cured by the Gu
TICURA REMEDIES when all other methods
and. remedies allied, deem it my duty to
recommend them 1 visited hot springs
to no avail, and tried several doctors with.
out success, and at last our principal
druggist, Mr. John p. Finley to whom
shall ever feel grateful spoke to me about
CUTICURA REMEDIES, and l consented 70
give them a trial, with the result that am
perfectly cured. There is now no sore
about me. think / can show the largest
surface where my sufferings sprang from
of anyone in the state. The CUTIcURA
REMEDIES are the best blood and skin cure
manufactured. 1 refer to druggist John
p. Finley and DIR. ID. c. Montgomery, both
of this place, and to DIR Smith. of Lake
Lee, Miss. ALEXANDER BEACH.
Greenville, Miss.
Mr.. Beach used the CUTICURA REMEDIES
at our request, with results as above stat
ed. A. B. FINLEY & CO., Druggists.
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Corn Husk Cloth and Paper.

1t is stated that one Of the best
utilized waste products in Australia
is that of corn husks for the pro-
duction of cloth and paper. The
husks are boiled with an alkali in
tubular boilers, the glutinous mat
ter being pressed out from the
fiber by hydraulic apparatus,
leaving the fibers in the shape of a
mass or chain oflongitudinal threads,
interspersed with dense mass oil
short fibers. The fiber is easily work.
ed, either alone or in combination
with rags, into the finest writing OF
printing papers, and it also very
readily takes any tint or color. II
the gluten is left in the pulp, in the
process Of manufacture, the paper
can be made extremely transparent
Form, Field and Stockman.
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A Bishops Joke.

Three OF the Episcopal Congress
sat in corner of the Lafayette
writing-room yesterday afternoon
talking over some important subject.
All we're men ranging from so TO So
years, all were dressed in black, and
the face OF each wore q look OF in
tense interest. Those who noticed
these gentleman were aware that
they were discussing some impor-
tant church question, and nobody
heard what they said but one young
man, who had appeared to have fall
len asleep in a chair near by. AS
be half opened bis eyes the Western
Bishop gravely said
"Gentleman, wish to ask qucs-
tion." The others drew nearer as
the Bishop, carefully adjusting bis
spectacles, continued, "GentlemaB,
why is Death like tin can tied to
dogs tail7"
A silence ensued. The two clergy
men thus addressed unused for 8
while, and then shook their heads.
@Give IL up they said.
A smile spread over The Bishops
face as he added, "Grim Death IL
like Tin can tied TO dogs tail,
because it's bound to pup" Then
he burst into roar Of laughter, and
the others made feeble efforts TO
join him and appreciate the joke.
Late last evening, after the session
OF the Congress, the three met again
in the Lafayette corridor, and the
Bishop a little embarrassed, said
"Gentleman. I told that story wrong
this afternoon: what really meant
was this: Grim Death 10 like . tin
can tied TO dogs tail because it's
bound to cuT-not TO pup.
The others laughed this trip
Philadelphia Press.
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1891.
Harper's Weekly
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1t is to be hoped that the barbar-
Gus hustle has gone for good, but it
is certain the great discovery of DIR.
Franklin Miles has come to stay and
alleviate human suffering. This won-
derful nerve food and medicine builds
up wornout systems, cures fits,
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and j. d. Taylor, of Logansport,
Ind, gained 90 pounds a month
while taking it. Finely illustrated
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Thousands Poisoned.

In a recent work ON Heart Disease,
DR.. Franklin Miles-the noted speci-
alist-gives many new and startling
facts. Thousands of people are slow
" poisoning themselves, weakening
their hearts by the use Of tea, coffee,
tobacco and alcohol. These are
HEART WHIPS, causing it to beat rap
idly, thus gradually wearing it out,
producing shortness Of breath when
exercising, pains in side and shout
der, hungry and faint spells Final.
" swelling of the ankles and sudden
death. For weakened and irritated
hearts the press everywhere highly
recommend the New Heart Cure dis
covered by Dr.. Franklin Miles, which
is for sale at A. NJ. Gilbert's.
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1901
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1891.
Harper's Young People.


The Twelfth Volume Of HARPER's YouxG
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Since the introduction of the Fa-
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Kind Friend.

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Simon-Not the hull doctring,
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IT'S weary watching wave on wave,
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VOL. 1o.
1891.
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OIMPLES, back-heads red, rough, chappsd and
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TUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD
~ TINE TABLE,
IN EFFROT MONDAY, DEC LIST, 1890.
WEST BOUND

WEST BOUND.
No. leaves Philadelphia H. Is p m, Har-
risb0rg AIS IN, Mechanicsburg 35 a m,
Carlisle 4 So m, Neville &c a m, Ship
pensburg 5 "A m, Chambersbnrg clio m,
Greencastle 6.32 "a, Hagerstown 7.l6 m,
Msrtinsburg 9 90, N, Tsblers 9.l6 q N,
Darkesville al = m, Gerard, 9 80 Bunker
Hill $40, CleArbrook 10 SO, arrives at VIM
chester 10 N.
No. leaves Phila 30 a m, Harrisburg
sos, Mechanlcshurg 500, Carlisle So,
Neville ais shippensburg 9.36. Cham
bersburg 10 o5, Greeaeastle Ie2 %, Hagers-
town IL. 60, Aartinsburg III 40, Tablers IL /.
80, Dsrkesville 1888, Gerard ll.56, Bun
ker Hill 1900, Clearbrook IL IL p m, ar.
rives at Winchester l2.25 p IL.
No. leaves Philadelphia IL 40 a m. Bar
risburg 4.O5 N, Mechanicsburg 427 Car.
Isle 50, MELVILLE S.l5, Shippensbnrg 80,
ChAmbersburg 6 05, Greencastle 6.28, Ha-
grrstown %, Nsrtinsburg 40, Tablers
7.49, Darkesville I So, Gerard So. Bunker
Hill 500, Clearbrook 8.i2, arrives at Win
chester s.25 p N.
EAST BOUND.
No. IA leaves Winchester Z LOO m, Clear.
brook 7-l3 Bunker Hill 1875, Gerard 1923,
Darkesville 80, Tablers 1886, Martinsburg
7.45, Hagerstown $50, Greencastle s.55,
Chambersburg 9.25, Shippensburg 9.48
Neville 1907, Carlisle 10 30 Mechanics.
burg 10 81, Harrisburg Ills, arrives at
Philadelphia 3.l5 p m.
No. leaves Winchester 2.10 p m, Clear
brook 2.23, Bunker Hill 2 IS, Gerard 2 SO,
Darkesville 2 AZ Tablers 2.46, Ma-tinsburg
2 IS, Hsgsrstown 3.45, Greencastle Alb,
Chambersburg 4.55, Shippensburg 8 90,
MELVILLE 8 .39, Carlisle 5.55, Mechanicsburg
6.22, Harrisburg Gas, arrives at Phlladel.
phia 10. 55 pm.
No. 10 leaves Winchester {. 90 m, Clear.
brook SAT, Bunker Hill $50, Gerard 8. SO,
Darkesville 6.03 Tablers 6.l0, Martinsburg
100, Hagerstown sos, Greencastle 9.32.
Chambersburg 1000. Shippensburg TO- "a,
Eewriiic 10. AZ = LII, Carlisle Il .O6, Mechan.
icsburg ll.50, Harrisburg 80, arrives at
Philadelphia 4 20 a m.
J.. F.B0YD, Superintendent
q. A RIDDLE, GenI. Passeue er Agent,
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