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-I i Representing Electric Belt and Appliance 191 and 193 z-- House in the World, and who has been very suc- cessful in the cure or A FEMALE EXPLORER The Journey to Be Undertaken by Mrs. French Sheldon. Chronic mutism, etc with Elcc- uicif be at No, 4 Belt without MU RDOCK HOUSE, 9 A. M. to 8 P.

M. From Marcn 17th to 25th. With a Full Line of Electric Belts for Ladies and Gentlemen. She Will Visit Afrlcu to Observe tin- Social l.ifc of the Natives of thu Her PlftllK lind Hopos us Oltt- llm-il liy Herself. ELECTRIC INSOLES, FOR COLD FEET, $1.00 A PAIR was ray privilege; a few days ago, writes a correspondent of the London Queen, to call on Mrs.

French Sheldon, and to learn from her own lips the truth concerning her proposed journey to central Africa. Mrs. Sheldon is a slight, youthful-looking lady of about the middle height. Physically she may not be very robust, but she possesses such a fund of intellectual and nervous energy as will probably carry her safely through many dangers. it true that you are going 1 "Yes, almost alone.

My husband's business will not permit him to accompany me. I am taking- with me, however, one woman to act as my stewardess and body servant. You have no idea how difficult it has been to adhere to my decision to go alone! I have had shoals of applications from, gentlemen, doctors, barristers and men of all classes who have begged to join my party." "You will require some escort, however, when you reach Africa?" "Oh! ve's, I shall hire some carriers. I hope to get them at Zanzibar. I shall take' the East Coast route now that it has been opened up, going first to Mombassa and Zanzibar, then on to jaro, about 250 miles up the coast.

I have a groat desire to see the lake near Mount Kilmanjaro." "You have not, so far as understand, been induced to undertake this great journey from quite the same motives as other explorers?" "ISTo, not in the least. African travelers hitherto have generally gone, either as religious missionaries or as emissaries from some government to plant its flag upon some great territory. "Now I don't want to plant any flag anywhere! What I particularly wish people to'understand is that I am going under the auspices of no government and no society; my mission is entirely private. My object is not to make any SUTIOKOS GENERA. A GOOD APPOINTMENT.

Col. New Surgeon Generul of tin; Army. The president lias appointed Col. Charles Sutherland as successor to the late Dr. Baxter, surgeo general United Sta Tiie ap- po'mtin to this office a 1 ways CH, i with it the rank of brigadier gcner a 1 Dr.

Sutherland is about sixty nat lvc 1 ennsylvama, and has been in the medical service of the army for thirty-eight years. Rising from assistant surgeon, and holding various responsible positions during and subsequent to the civil war, he became colonel and medical purveyor in 1S76, and was brcyetted lieutenant colonel "for meritorious and diligent discharge of duties." When appointed surgeon general he was a member of the retiring board at Governor's island. He ranks high in the medical profession, and comes from a distinguished family in the Keystone state. The appointment has been very generally approved as in every way deserved. IN I'aris artitioa.1.

flower makers earn from fifty to cents a day, but the season is not more than three- quarters of a year long. Hair makers are often paid ono dollar a day, and a dress nuiker who receives that sum must be able to fit well and provide her own meals. The seamstresses who work on cotton and white goods are paid from twenty-five cents to sixty- two cents a day. but seldom more, and there are three months in the yea.r when it is impossible to get employment. In America the requirements for a course in chemistry, io which many women are now turning their attention, are less severe than in -England.

The applicant before entering a college oi pharmacy must have a certificate of two years' practical experience in a chemist's shop. She enters the college without examination, but is required to pa-sH six severe technical ex- tho two years of her cuiu-so. The -st in OiN "mnitvy of the 1 'vrlusive i i THOUSANDS OF WUMEN Become afflicted and remain so, Buffering untold miseries from a sense delicacy they cannot overcome. JMDFIELS'S FEMALE REGULATOR, by stimulating and arousing to healthy action all her organs, ACTS AS A SPECIFIC. It causes "health to bloom on the and joy to reign throughout the frame.

It'never fails to cure. Tha Best Medicine ever Made for Women. "My wife lias been under treatment of leading- physicians three years, without benefit. After using- three bottles of BEAD- FIELD'S FEMALE KEQULATOK she can do HEK OWN COOKING, IHMITSG AKU3 WASHING." N. S.

BEY AN, Henderson, Ala. BBADFIELD REGULATOR Atlanta- Ga So'd by drussists at $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Ben Fisher 4th street. through my -work I ichy, tired, pain in my buck, ray food iron digest, my whole body secni. out of order.

Wo answer that it is no wonder you are in such a broken down condition, and you will keep eetttag -worse-unless lou can euro your LIVER. This important organ is out of order and you must cure it by prompuy using those never failing JI! I to l.rl-fl)* Jin.v fiiirly vfeillirr KUX, viliv nut Htid wHlf. mid wild. 10 Tl'iw II ml wllhilnorunilsli the kltuiillun i.ri-ni|ilu.vnu.i]l,at wlilrli vi.u ran vnrn llint 111111.11111. who "ru'n'uklus over null JUIil THE GREAT REMEDY- Vfttlt.hTIll Used for 3o years" by thousands successfully.

Guaranteed to cure all, forms of Nervous Weakness, 1'mls- it Youthful folly upd the excesses nf later years. Gives immediate- strength, andvttl- Ask druBilsta jfor Wood's FhoB. jphodlnc; take no naclcaire 81- six SB. by moil. Wrlto for pamphlet.

AddrossThc Wood Chemical Detroit, Sllcli. i 17 NASSAU STREET, New York, BANKERS, FOR WESTERN STATES, CORPORATIONS, BA.VKS A.VD MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED O.V DEPOSITS AND LOANS NEGOTIATED. day or night.) DR. OWEN'S BODY BA POSITIVELY CURES THE FOLLOWING DISEASES: Rheumatism, Urinary Diseases, Pain in the Back, Sluggish Organs, Nervous Debility, Impotency, Irregularities, Torpid Liver, Kidney Compl'nts, Lumbagc, Sciatica, Catarrh, Throat Troubles, Spinal Disease, Neuralgia, Cold Extremities, Varicocele, Exhaustion, Seminal Weakness, General Debility, Dyspepsia, Suppressed and Constipation, Painful Menses, J.U1}J1U Female Weakness, Sleepl'sn's, Nervous Headache You are invited to call and examine goods and read some of the many Sworn Testimonials in English, German, Swedish, and Norwegian.

Illustrated Catalogue Free. AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM. (From Cincinnati. Medical Journal.) The Electric Belt manufactured by the Owen Belt has received, owing to its true merit as a cure for all nervous diseases, at the late Exposition held in Cincinnati, tho Bret premium. We testify to this the niore readily, ae we know from experience that the Electric Belt is an acknowledged progress in the scientific treatment of all nervous ailments.

We could not recall a single Instance, and many of the application of the Electric Belt Imve come to onr notice within the last year, where it had not proved a speedy and thorough remedy. Wo hope that such of our readers, and of the public at larfee, have abstained heretofore from the nse Electric Belt as a core for their nervoni troubles, will be stimulated by Its latest triumph to give it fair trial aa a scientific remedy. No. 4 RUPTURE Positively cured by Dr. Reno's Patent Electric Truss.

The easiest, lightest, and by far the best Truss, in -the world. Call and examine. FACIAL BLEMISHES. 11 world tor Tt, ion, plttlcp. rk Coniululloo or by Book on .11 Skta Tin.ln.enl MO H.

Woodbury's Facial Soap For the Skin and Scalp. Prepared by Dermatologist witj 20 years' esperlonoe. indorsed by tho medi- profesBion; anedualed.as vrorms. nffly complexion, etc. able a toilet article, and pwmt- ive of all diseases of tho ekin and scalp.

At Drugclttsor by maiU Price 50c. For Sale by Ben Fisher, Druggist, JtRS. SHELDON. geographical discoveries; although, on the other hand, if any opportunity to make a discovery presents itself, I do not pledge myself not to make it. Indeed, I pledge myself to nothing whatever.

"My one object in this expedition he to see Africa from a woman's point of view. I have read nearly all the great books of African travel, but they none of them give me what I want. They do not tell me enough about the natives. All these uncivilized races must have a social and a family life of their own; there' must be great differences in these respects between the customs of one tribe and another. In particular I intend to observe as much as I can of the character of the women.

I do not intend to adopt any particular garments, but I pay great attention to the matter of lightness. I am taking between thirty and forty dresses, but they are chiefly made of light washing silks, cotton and un- dyed wool, and you will -be surprised to hear that they do not all together weigh more than twenty pounds. I do not like tailor-made dresses; they seem, to me to wrap tho body up too tightly." "What first suggested the idea of this journey to you?" "The direct reason of it was the desire to obtain local color for a book which I have had on hand for the last eight years. It is a romance somewhat on the lines of Flaubert's. of which I made the translation." In reply to questions about her early life Mrs.

Sheldon said: "I am a genuine New Yorker, although I have spent much of my life in London, for my husband is an Englishman. At one time I devoted my attention to sculpture, but I worked so hard at it that it affected my health, and I had to give it I have traveled a great already. For some time we lived in New Mexico, where we had a ranch. I have spent two years in Cuba, besides visiting a good many other parts of the world. All my life I have been thrown much into the society of travelers and men of action." History of Hops.

Hops are first mentioned by Pliny, the young plant being at that time used as a vegetable, much as we use aspara- gns. Not untO the sixteenth century were they used as an ingredient in making beer. When their cultivation was first introduced into England from Flanders, there was a great outcry raised against it. The people petitioned parliament against allowing a "weed" cultivated spoil the taste and the Blore Than Possible. "My the irate parent, "1 am surprised, mortified and amazed to find that you stand at the foot of your class.

I can hardly believe; it possible." "Why, fattier," replied the son, "it is the easiest thing in the sajr's Weekly. A Physicians Advice. I Buffered for years from general debility. Tried other remedies, and got no relief. My Physician prescribed S.

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E. B.E. Leave Pern, North Bound SonthBound littta. WABASH R. B.

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