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TWO NOTORIOUS LAWBREAKERS. They Have Tteei, Raining: Raroe AbroM and. Are 'ow in Jail. Two distincruished Americans are in trouble abroad, and a third less noted shares their misfortunes. William O'Brien, alias Billy Porter, is in prison at Tonlon, France; William Burke, alius "Billy the Jiid, ia in an priori, and Horace Horan, or "Utile Horace," shares his ap prehensions of a lout; snt enee.

These items are not from the "Court Cir cular," nor are tltese gentlemen "distin gihed" for anythiug good; the first two are, on the con trary, among the most noted bur glars in the world. and JJ or ace their pnpil. The two Biilys, Burke and had reached hat point of prominence where they were known to the de tectives of every city in America; they accordingly went abroad some BILLT BURKK. months friends that a jocularly assuring their city in which "Jack the Rip per" could do his ripping with impunity was a safe enough place for them. They cracked banks and "sneaked" cash and bonds in KnKlaiui, France and Germany.

and were arranging for a return to Amer ica wit a fortune hand when mishaps befell them. nlly Burke writes thus suririKly to an American friend: "The cops may insist on my staying, and circumstances may compel me to accept tne pressing invitation, but that can only be for a time. I will rate Wall street for you in the fall. This noted criminal is rated by the offi cers of the law as the most adroit bank sneak alive. His origin is unknown, but he begun his criminal career in Chicago.

His first great exploit was stealing $100,000 irom the lialesburg bank. In 1881, with tho aid of two "pals," lie succeeded in grabbing $100,000 in bonds at a bank in Cohoes, N. Y. but was captu red. His friends secured bis escape by "straw He was captured again, but broke jail, and while all the detectives in all the cities were watching for him he stole $3,300 from a Detroit bank.

He next organized a gang to work banks on scientific nrmciDles, and it is reported that they secured $400, 000 before being broken up and scattered. William O'Brien, alias Billy Porter, alias Ixird Morton, is still more noted, but chiefly as a burglar. He was born in Boston in 1850, is fairly well educated, a consummate actor of assumed characters and has handled at least worth of stolen money and valuables. He alone planned. and very largely executed, the remarkably skillful and daring rob uery oy elSkAZi.

$800,000 worth diamonds ej vfl 1 1 taken from a jew eler in Jr Switzerland. He 1 has been caught several times, but BILLY O'BRIEN. his management was so skillful that he could not be identified. He returned to Bos ton five years ago and promised bis relatives that he would abandon his criminal career: while there he formed acquaintance with many people of some standing, including mo pmicc, ana uecame an aruent auinirer of John Li. Sullivan.

By way of preparation for an honest life he burglarize I a jewelry store in Brooklyn and another in Troy, then, informing his menus tnat bo baa $40,000 mcasli and that it was enough, he went to England and os tensibly settled down as Billy Norton. He i married a respectable Knglish girl and actually lived in qutet domesticity forthree years or so, but tho old habit broke out again and his immediate future is not brigbt. KAINTUCKY BLOOD." Battle He ween Militiamen and Outlaws in IlArluu County. "Pitched battle between state troops and arnmisiieu outlaws!" Hat her strange news that from a state which is in its hundredth vear of statehood. But later details and a study of the map snow us tnat Jianan county, is prac tically one of the newest sections of the United States.

In it are two mountain ranges inclosing an irregular basin and a thousand or more spurs and foothills in which the heads of the Cumberland have their rie. Kvery hill is thick set with scrubby timber, every valley is narrow and walled by rocky clilTs, every road runs deviously through narrow ravines, where ten men in anumsu could beat back a hun dred, and one disgusted detective declares that the topographical difficulties are greater as against an invading force than in any part of the Kockv mountains. In this wild region alxwt sixty Kentuckv militia have been circulating for weeks "to protect the court against the outlaws!" Queer language, but so runs the dispatch from Pineville, Bell county, the nearest railroad station and about forty miles from the seat of war. The judge at Harlan courthouse sent sixteen privates, in charge of Lieut. Milton and two minor officers, to arrest some indicted men in the mountains.

As the army drew near the home of the out laws there was sudden blaze of Winchester rifles fvdm Km in i liai WILS HOWARD. woods an(j litiamen were budly wounded. After one break the troops rallied, surrounded the barn, and a pitched battle ensued, several outlaws being killed and wounded. All this on account of a feud between the Howards and Turners, which has raged for eight years and caused the killing and wounuinpr of some liity persons. In con clusion it is well to remember that there are two Kentuckies the magnificent cen tral and western region, with as low a per centage of crime as any part of the nation.

and tho semi lawless mountain district, to which all tho wild spirits of the adjacent states resort. A Boalnesf Woman's An eastern bank cashier married recently a handsome woman, by profession a doc tor. 'X hey had scarcely reached borne from church when a summons came for the bride to visit a patient. She hastened away and was gone six hours. In the meantime the husband hud to entertain the guests and look pleasant.

What he thought is not known. 1 he dilTcreut ty ijes ul chrysanthemums are Known as Japanese, Chinese and Poinpone. and they are again sulxlivided into larc and small flowered forms, incurved and reflexed forms and anemone centered forms of all three. Chrysanthemums are as easily raised from seed as are China asters, feverfus, or Indian pinks. Sow the seeds in pots or shallow boxes tilled with light soil and stand it in the win dow oi a warm room or in a hotbed or greenhouse, as one would tomato plants.

In 3790 chrysarTthemums found their way into England. Between 3796 and 1808 new varieties were imported from China into Eng land, and from that time on the stream of Chinese, anemone flowered and pom pone sons, oegan to swell to massive proportions. In 185 over 600 varieties of chryanthe mums were cultivated in Europe. In 1883 Dr. H.

P. Walcott, of Boston. had himself grown about 600 sorts, but now the numoer or varieties baa reached into tl thousands, and is advancing by hundreds and In UGHT AND AIRY. Jilted. I don't see her any mors I'to giren her up for good.

We're parted now; that one plain far May as well be understood. When a girl's not home seven nights SB ta weeK When the big watch let free, If she longs for love she'll have to look For somebody else than me. Philadelphia Times. Be Had Forgotten the Ring. win you be content, my lass, If I bring baok to you Tta all your faitbful lover has My love still fond and truer Yes, yes she cried, "ah I William, dssi Tis for your love I care; But when again yon bring it here Set It en solitaire Pittsburg Bulletin.

Helping, Htm Out. The Young Man. (argumentatively) But dont you see. Miss Bessie, that when you reason in that way you are only begging the question? The Young Woman (blushing beautifully) I am sure, Mr. Peduncle, I I didn't intend to to beg you to to ask me any question? Sadden mustering up of courage on the part of the bashful Mr.

Peduncle and agitated propounding of question Miss Bessie had be waiting to bear. Chicago Tribune. From Three Standpoints. The heart's a sanctuary where reposes An linage which the lover ne'er discloses. The heart's a dainty cabinet, alack.

For odds and ends of Cupid bric a brac The heart 's an engine with methodic thud A very useful thing for pumping blood. Washington Post. HINTS TO TEACHERS. Discipline with the eye as far as possible. Elevate the tone of mental work a trifle each day.

Elevate the moral tone of the class in every recitation. Leave as little room to luck in clan work i possible. Effective expression is not receiving the at tention it demands. The Individuality of the pupil should be generally preserved. The best educational principles apply to the teaching of any subject.

Attempt nothing in which the chances are against its accomplishment. School work should heighten appreciation of the beautiful as well as of tbetrue. shall see the reason for a thingabout as soon as they know the fact. To discipline is to disciple. This is a highly suggestive thought, and ought both to soften discipline and make it mone effective.

In teaching principles and processes, deal with facts and figures so simple and well anown that nothing shall distract the pupil1 minds from the principle or process. Jour nal of Education. That an egg well beaten, in a lass of rank and sweetened rnnizea a nice strengthening tgu lUK IDT" a C3ci4uif WH. THE ONLY Perfect Substitute for Mother's Milk. INVALUABLE IN CHOLERA INFANTUM AND TEETHING.

A quickly assimilated Food for DYSPEPTICS. CONSUMPTIVES, CONVALESCENTS. A PERFECT NUTRIENTinaUwasHtis diaeaBea. SEQUIRES NO COOKING. KEEPS II ALL CLIMATES.

Care and Feedlngor va 'ra Infants." mailed free to any address. DOLIBER'GOODALE BOSTON. Mass, WauatnaEtrr a NEVER had so many beautiful Men's and Young Men's Suits as now. Never so reasonable in price as now. Never gave you so much lor your money as now.

The $10 00 Suits of Harris Cassimere are of rare value. WANAMAKER BROWN, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market, Philadelphia. Reading Cornice Works, Yeager GarYericIi, PROPRIETORS. Cor. 8 th and Chestnut Mannfacturera of Qalvanlzed Iron Cornices.

Weather Finlala and Or eatings. Roofing and Spontins Estimates arlven on wnik m. Hflwintinn. Repair wor promptly attended to. Oleanlna and repairing; cellar heaters a specialty, Rane ec and stoves Hard Wood Mantels.

Mantel Cabinets, Mantel Mirrors, Mantel Tops for over Klate mantels. Adorn your rooms with a handsome wnml mantel, with mirror and cabinet top. Ail prices any kind of wood. special lurmiure au kinds made to order. GEO," H.

FEIilX, AND 139 CEDAR STREET. 137 PATENTS n4 Trmd. Harks obtained, ind .11 ratiit bulDM conducted for MOMKATK rjKKtt. our omrrnre no ub all bnl. can transact patent bustoeaa lesatune and at I KBa COST than those mote from Washington.

Bend model drawlns, or photo, with deserip. Hon. We advise If patentable or not. free of not due till patent Is "mZZJ A "How to Obtain Patents," with refer, ences to actual clients In your 8 ate, oounty town, sent free. Address C.

A. SNOW Opposite Patent Office, Washington, 0 I FANTSNVALl DS. TRADE iTW' MARK. hori PATT.V dH3S AJSTZD DISPATCH, A nXZtsTC3 Four Years on Crutches. For fifteen years I was afflicted with rhea matisra, four years of which i was com pel ted to go on crutches.

Words are Inadequate to express the suffering I endured during that time. During theae fifteen years of existence (it was not living). I tried every known remedr without rMivitiv amr lunAti unaiiy oeusn on owirt's ft pec i He (S. S. A which from the first irave me rmlif mri tA.

day I am enjoying the best of health, and am a well man. 1 candidly believe that 8. 8. 8. Is the best blood pun rfer on the market to day.

J. I. TAYLOH, Cuba, Mo. Treatise on Blood and Diseases mail dft ee.bVl FT SPECIFIC LOAtisnutt, JVTABLISHED 1842, BY PHILIP ZIEBER. Unsurpassed facilities for placing large lines of Klre Insurance.

The best Life Insurance Company in America. Holler, Plate lass and accident Insurance. Real Esta'e bought and sold. Money to loan on nrst mortgage. GEO.

P. ZIEBEK, 60 SOUTH STXTH ST. BLUSTER vs. FACTS. The Evening World, April 2C, 1890, and other Heading papers, contain the Jol lowing, to wit 'The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance company pay tne iMrgest Dividends of any company tn Jlmertca COOTDICTM IHIUHGED." The death rate of the North Webtbes is the lowest of the large rash Companies.

All of which appeared the name of parties claiming to be the Company" Gen eral. Boiuorroas FACTS. Mr. Frank Sowers, of TamtaaA. insured in tb No th Wkhtkkn.

March 6, 1886, at age 43 years, nolicv 141.856. for SI 000. ordinary Life twmi annual priuium, Mr. has made 9 payment each $18 38. $163 42 And has received 6 dividends am'l'g to 22 02 Cost of the Insurance, $143 30 TH r1dend averajre 13.3 per cent.

Expense of management sinee organization. 1C2 per cent. The records of the Reading AemcT. (which arm open to the examination of interested parties seetz iiif Insurance Utat will insure at the lcet cost ttrith the best security) of the Mutual Life, show that policy 2HL wa issued Hay, 18, for SI ,000 on a frentleman aired 44 years, on the ordinary Life plan (A nnual iJividemla) Bumi aunual premiums S19.5U. 9 payments, each $19 HO.

$175 60 Lees Poua cash 34 16 Cost of the Insurance $141 34 Average Dividend, I9.S per cent. Experne of Management since organization, 1L5 per oent bus It will be seen that the Mutual Life furmsbes Insurance for less cont at 44 years thn the Northwestern does at 43 yearn. It matters not what premium charged by The Mutual Life, call it cut rate or high rate, tbe result to tlie pocKetoooK oi we poucy uoiuer is me same. HOW THE CURES A NORTHWESTERN 8E LOW DEATH RATE. The Northwestern since organisation haa written ituurance ajnere RatlnK ftl05.518.610 uaa in loroe January ltftHl 3263,112,689 caving iq accouniea rnr as ioiiuwh Paid for death losses and matured endowments sinee organ 25,411.690 TeaTlng a balance of.

iiiiuraiicn iuai ons paeaea on me company's books, for which there faas been paid the enor woMiiiiiiuof 67,807,907, or just 3 26 100 cents on ma aouar. l'A record truly to he proud of." The policyholders of The Northwistkr! soon dlncover the iTonioany's peculiar and su perior methods of bustneMs, and make baste to wiinarnw wnnoui waning; 10 aepan via tne land of the dark shadows." uriofr tbe past 5 yearn only 25 760 policy doiubih represeniiiifr jntmranoe uave tlius withurawn taklfiB witn them 1 07 647 in exchange for Nokthwkistbrn obllga tlUUBa 1.CM) lUbU WO UtJUUi OD IDA QOiiaT, If you want to Insnre your life on the ordi nary me plan wnn annual atvitjend. or on tne me pian wiin naowmeni uptlon at tne expiration of 5, 10, IS or 20 years, or on the Rndow ment plan with life option and guaranteed in come in a company tht has the larirTst experi ence, furnishes the best security, with results uaequaueu. Apply to or address ROBERT HOLMES, S30 North Fiflh Street. P.

B. We deal In results attained. Aot in what may be. mm mmmi The Fidelity Casualty OF NEW YORK, Is the best Aocldent Insurance Co. of the world Covers accidents of Travel, Sport, or Business ait around sTiooe.

Call for actual holders, on payments made to policy GEO. P. ZIEBEK, Agent, 60 Sooth Sixth Street, Reading. $250,000 TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE, ON GOOD BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTIES. Tnterest 5.0 to 5.

3 per cent. APPLY TCI PENNSYLYANU TRUST S36 Pent. HENRY T. Treasurer STANDARD METAL TIB AND CONSTRUCTION stock bought and sold. nnnuflu ruvi va nroaoway, w.

ARKANSAS INVKaTMENT 70! 8ECUBITIPH. I in GUARANTEED REAL EJTATU FIRST HOUTOA(4B LOANS County Scrips, School Warrante, and Municipal Bonds. Conservative investments la Farm, Coal and Tim Her Lands in lareeand small tracts M. p. UNTO fc Co Fort mlth.

Arte. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEB, 124 NORTH FIFTH ST. Telephone 862. AJI kinds of flnlBni and tank ft.rrtt.uuV notice and reasonable ratee. Oorpsea nro WANTED Only 10 cents a week, for which the Tim as will ha axt of the city byearrlers.

A WEDDING OUTFIT for $200 Pra ITAEDIIES nw Spring Toilette. V. Othek. Fkatckss 1 .5 What a coming nnmtiers will contain nmqne "ARE AMERICAN GIRLS Oft to SPRING New and A Stylish "CAN WOMAN KEEP A SECRET?" "MOTHERS AS MATCH MAKERS." Edited by Edward W. BokJ1 The Ladies' Home Journal has a paid for circulation of nearly HALF A MILLION copte each issue, a larger circulation thou any ether periodical in the world.

3 On the Hews Stands, 10 Cents per Our 40 Page Premium Catalogue, including Art Needlework: Instruc tion. mailed FREE upon application. il CURTIS PUBLISHING The place to buy the best goods for the least money is at HEIINGEH SCHICK HERTWIG'S, 819 and 821 Penn Street, Reading, Where you will find the finest display of CHAMBER SUITS In 19th Century. Antique Oak. Walnut and Cherry in the citv.

We also have a com plete line of Parlor and Dining Room Suits, and a general line of all kinds of Furniture We make a specialty ot repairing and re HIEIIILIMIAJN'S, 604 PENN STREET. What of oar Men's $5 Shoe 1 We have the variety of styles, the fit, comfort, easy grace, and what more, guarantee, which means another pair it they give oat too soon. Ohb 84 Men's Shoe We endorse. Same warrant, as many styles. Tbe same Shoe with as many styles.

Parasols will be Carried, Three Stylish kg Spring Hata. The Season's Traveling Cloaks. New Clothes Ifk. for Children. 15 A Charminc Evening Gown.

Some Suits for Boys. Fashion's Newest Fancies, fr By Hn. JOHM W. BISHOP. Hints on Home L5i Dressmaking.

By EMMA M. HOOPER. papers on popular topics, tacmaing TOO INDEPENDENT?" CopyJSubscription $1.00 per Vear. yi COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pa Hall Hbcks, Bedding and Upholstery Hoods, constituting a first class Furniture House. npholstenng ail kinds of Furniture.

maker turns out the best $.7 "Wear Refortki MEN AND BOYS HEIM CLOTHIERS, PATENTS. Caveats mn4 Jte issue soeored, Trade Mark res; tstered, and all other patent caoseo In the Patent Oflloe and before te Ooarte promptly and carefully proeecuted. Upon receipt of mdl or sketeA. of In vena tlon. I make careful examination and advise i to natentablli ft sf eh trM.

SOOtHATic and. oetusv attention T. K. LITTELL, BolUitOT and A.ttom.T In Patent CaoMa, Waahlastsa, a. Mention this paper.

Opposite U. 3. Patent OfKs. rjlHE ESTATE OP GEO. W.

HUGHES Have removed their Liquor 9 tore, CORNER 8TH AND PENN STSV TO 806 PKNN BT Ladies 82.50 Shoes. A "tronir card with ns; fit and foot, from the narrowest to the widest; quality, A No. 1. We have always sold a good one. Maker improves as we go along.

"Wear Reform Shoes. Give Qm Ladies 82.00 Shoe Some attention. It has the look and inake ap of a higher price one. Shoes." Heilman's, 604 Penn Reading. Blgy First Shofi Store above Sixth street.

EQUITY Is our Watchword In all. Business Transactions. The Quality of our Suiting and Trowsering. The Make of our Garments. And the Frices are the Lowest.

IN STOCK NOW THE NEWEST AND LATEST FOR SPRING WEAR FOR AT MYERS RELIABLE NO, 5Q8 PEIVN STREET, RE AIDING PA. Moth Marbles re not only the best substitute for cam phor, but they are the cheapest and most reliable protective againBt moths. ONLY 10 CENTS A BOX. Heading' Pharmacy, 531 Penn Street. B.

OABLE. Ph. ManseRr. JOB PRINTJUVG. Btarlnea and others In need of IjETTJUB HHAi8, BII L.

HBAD8, OIBCOIABS, OAKU1 AOS, 0 atiiild satbj Ttfacf to tho TLKB PKHHTINO BOW Found rw this Isscb ark OUTDOOR I TOILETTES, tr Dressy Spring Wraps, SHOEMAKERSVILLE. Mr. sHUfta Penen Mat 6. Mrs. Mary K.

Hefner, nee Donley, who met with a horrible death on Friday evening, on the P. S. V. Railroad, was buried on Saturday evening at seven o'clock, at tbe Ebenezer cemetery. Rev.

R. Hamburg, held short services at the grave. J. S. Ke runner had the remains in charge.

Wax. Lei bens perger. Perry Reber, Isaac Becker and George 8 hap pell were the pall bearers. Deceased was aged 42 years and 9 days. J.

Sunday has finished making his first kiln of bricks 80,000 at his brick yard at Perry siding, and is ready to barn the same. John Seiger, shipped four car loads of brick to Schuylkill county on Saturday via S. V. railroad. A.

G. Schadel will occupy his new carriage works this Monday morning. John U. Smith, carpet weaver, is confined to the house with symptoms of typhoid fever. Harry Stearns, of Mahanoy City; Moses Mervine, Girardville; Samuel Moll, Werners vi He; Klias Mease and family, William Wagner and family, K.

8. Madeira and wire, Reading, were in town over Sunday. Mrs. Joseph J. Brawnmiller left on Satx urday for Sunbury, on a visit to relatives.

Wm. R. Keller, blacksmith, reports business brisk. He is in want of a good blacksmith. A.

F. Zober and A. B. Seiger are painting the residence and tenant house of S. M.

Lesber on Bellevue street. John Wumraer, is also painting his residence on Noble street. The Shoemahersville Grange held a special meeting on Tuesday evening at the Metropolitan hall and initiated three new members. The Grange is rapidly increasing in membership. c.

w. b. MAY MAGAZINES. The Eclectic Magazine for May reproduces the most striking articles from foreign periodicals during the past month. Newspaper comments npon tbe retnrn to this country of the former Miss Tennie Clafiin and Mrs.

Woodhull suggest the crreat change wrought by Russian and French novelists in tbe public attitude towards the onestion of marriage and moral ity. The papers by Mona Oaird, one of wnicn appears in mis issue oi iuo ctcttc, excite no particular disapprobation, whereas a few years ago no magazine or paper would have given them publication. The pictures in 7 he Illustrated can continue to be superb In the current number are a portrait of Pope Leo XIII remarkable for the expression of minified tenderness, mental force, and spirituality in the some spirited pie tares of well known fencers as part, of an fert.cle on Fencers and Fencing in America," a striking portrait of Mr. Charles A. Dana, the editor of the Sum pictures illustrating the plav Josephine," and a gem in the way of 1 1 'Ui ie, A iJtXltATWaa BU JJJJ.eOlWIlw.

J. UIO lOb 10 ac production of a water color by Mr. W. J. McCloskey, is a picture of a little girl, and is one ot the most successful and charmiog plates thus far brought oat.

Prospect Good Crop. Tho of many of the wheat and rye1 sod fields in this county was never more nrfmeinfr. and iudeing from present indications cannot foil to abuudant crons. Wi th roaeonable supplies ot rain and no intervening dronghts to disappoint expectations the ferssrs' most earnest hopes will be idealized. Tb3 grain is said to be so firm ani healthy that there is little if any prospect of it being injured by the fly.

The farmers aU seem to hiDk that 1890 will witness the harvesting of a gant wheat crop, the prospects beint? thJ it will be better in all respects than anv crops gathered in a long coarse of Years. Ot coarse certain contingencies may arise wmcn may not veruny tnis prediction. sacn as me cut worm, severe nan storm blight, etc. The elements have been known to almost ruin fine wheat only a wees net ore it is time to cat it. A.

svr CoallBir Stmlloit. Ths Reading Railroad Company will erect a large coaling station near the upper water station, wnicn will nave a capacity ot coaling two nundrea locomotives a day. All the shifting and handling of the coal at this station wilt be done by gravity, and a force of two men only will be required. Large coal cars will be elevated to the top by a large trestle work. The contents of the larger cars will be emptied into smaller ones, which will convey the coal to the tenders of engines, which will run under neath the structure.

1 jr port. Mat 5. The supervisors of Lynn town sfatp received a road scraper on trial. John Ulrich's new house is completed. Charles Koenig returned from New York.

Jaeob K. Henry rented his slate quarry to Wm. Rev. H. F.

Fegely will hold divine services on Sunday at St. Jacob's church. What fta Cold In tho bead Medical authorities say It ts due to une Ten cloth lug of the body, rapid cooling when a perspiration, fcc. The Important point in, lt cold in the head is an lnuamtna tlon of the lining; membrane of the nose, which, when unchecked, is certain to produce a catarrhal condition for catarrh Is essentially a "jeold" which nature is no longer able to "resolve" or throw Rly'a Cream Halm has proved ita superiority, and sufferer) should resort to it before that common aliment becomes seated and. ends tn obstinate catarrh.

THE TRAMP SIGNAL CODE. The slgui of a triangle minus the lower line on a gatepost means "that the inmates of the house are good forifood." A rudely drawn iCircle with a slight mark inthe center and adot on the right side denotes that lthe lady'ihas given recently." In another sign thmorder have gone to the tCigyptlan language for the word 'certainty." which consists of the flguie of a triangle. A rude sign resembling somewhat the figure of a diamond reminds the tramp that he may count on a "regular good feed" at the iiouse where it Is seen. A house marked with the figure of a re vraed triangle with a dot on th right hand lover comer reminds tbe tramp that his game is "spoilt," so he never wastes time at such a house. The sign of a circle with a cross in tbe Ver always causes a certain amount of trepaN00 or 6 "goifies 'dangerous," and all cal.Nra nave to keep a sharp lookout for a dog or a gamekeeper with a gun.

The tra hope is revived when the figure of a with a horizontal line drawn through Its dot in the riSht hand lower comer ye, because he may then confidently expect that the lady "will give a gala." A straight line Ah dot on the right side means "doubtful." tbe liae crossed' tbe tramps know thatV "we ebail get tsome thing." If the crossing repeated the outlook is still better and Is a chance of getting "something good. The sign of a rudely dra hal circle oaro fully scratched upon the ga pos ootsMe e. ti im looking country house WfU8 tbo txamp that the occupants "will bpyi? 7ou have what they want," and Vsequeiitly takes a minute or two to arrange hlsboxof needles without points, buttons witbtvut reyes, and tapes which will break atevenhe sight of a thread. The next sign to bo noti4 isa stRggerer, and it is really a good one. sides of the square denote a prison iV dot in the center of the square roprt sents vfhe poor tramp inside who i wanting B.is pals utside against calling at that house, fcor if tly do they too may find themselves the "jug The dot on the outttide of the uare rei sents the tramp on the outside.

IBZttLitXU CARTERS PI VER fikfr TJ etuis and rWiew aH the to tiittuiut Ktate tht vt titig Pain in ttioSido. Whii ruuuluiiie succetw been siiown in Ha1crt. ye Oawtkr Ijitij; frvirrt Pti.i. ar etpially Taluahie in Constipation, curitii. and preveritintr tins aniif.viTtjf om.j.U'.' tliev aJao ciirwi ftll is.rrdrs of xhn jtt.

i ttiirniit the livn and rvuiate tb In vuim Even if thy only cured Ahe thy would almfKl pri'( lw to who sufTe.r from thij di5.ir as in o.Tiil.i:n hit fortunmely tliWr pKli H.hs i htm, and tlK who oi try tl.i will find IfifKe little pi1 Is valuable in bo many they will not willing to do withuut Uinin liut after aii sick ii vd tr tbe bane of ro many livt nt hr hrr make oar rreat boast. Our piila cure ir while others do not. Cartkh's Irt f.TVEH and very easy to take. On or two pills nnk" a dose. They are Rtrlo'ly do not pripo or pnrere, but hy their ftiilie a iicn Klcuse ill who use tht'in.

In at ve for $1. Sold or Fut by uiad. CAETE3 1CES1GXKS lTew 0 Ita ciilinr anti action le i nnd ie 'wrfwliy hnrml. KHrxtriallv ffr jivf in tiry, IFrkil' mzha. For tli m.fMen dm 0 it it h.failil.l.

40 yenr trthlirshiJ Hwift'3 tspEciPic cured Eie of maiii'uant i. 1 Poison nftor I h.id bepn treated in vain witli Bo cuiled rcmodifsof Sitrctiry and l'otah. H. 3 not only enn tho Blood Poipon, but relieved iu wliich was cati it ny tho po'taoncii minerals. GEO.

JLiOXI.Ii,a.ii 3d Avenue, 1. Scrofula developed on my danhtr snC Innip on hi ncclc We pave h' Swut's aitd the result was wonderful and cire proiiiiif. 8. A. De.VIl"IOX1, Cle mi Swift's Si Ecinc is entirc ly a ve rctaMu rnu and ix lite only medicine whkh pennant ntly cure; Scrofuln, lilood llnmnrs.

Cancer t'oi'ta iciif liiood Poison. Rend for books on Blood and skit Uineas'f. mailefl free. 'auk fewirr bPEciric Drawer 3, Atlanta, Gu. Mitchall's kidney Plasters yn Absorb aU disease in the.Kidneys and restore them to a healthy condition.

0 SStrC )lf chronic kidney snffcrers eay' I they got no relief nntil they tried JrllTCITE KI1KV FLASTKKS. Bold by 'Drnf'gfBts everywhere, orsentby mail forSOo Novelty piaster Works, XioweIl Masa. ASTHMA. fhis certifies that I have analysed the components of Temple's Asthma Bpeclnc, compounded by the Temple Medicine (Jo. of Hamilton.

proftrletors of Temple's Asthma and May Fever Hpecitlro. I find the two principle medicines in it are Chloral Hydrate and Bromide Potassa. In my opinion the vorv bent Inrredlents In a prescription forBpAHtnixtlc Ant ma. I therefore prefer Temple's peo itic to B. W.

Hatr'a remedy for Asthma. W. W. CALDWELL, M. draduate of the Ohio Medical.

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West Ifarre and Brl Tr(. msntt, a rimranteed epeeiHe for Hysteria, UiErU ness. Convulsions, Fits, Neuralgia. eadache. Nervous Prostration caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco.

Wakefulness', Mental Depression, Softening of the Bralu rcwultlnr In insanitv and leadlns to misery, and death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Ixhs of Po er iu either sex. 1 oiuntary Loese and Spermatorrbceacaused orer exnrci of the brain, self abuneor ovur ii dn li ncf K.ich hn contains one month's creatnient, 31 box, or bm bottles for So sent by moil prepaid on receipt Of prloe. UUAKANTKJS SUA KUXKn To cure any case. each ordu receive hv us for six i oses, accompanied with we will send the purchaser our written guarantee to refund the money If the treatment doen nut effect a cure. Oitara.itees Issued only by J.

H. STK1 Iiu(rsrlt, Hole Aarent. N. K. corner Eighth and renu nrseis, tuianinE, tra.

l.Y CATAKflH Cream Balm Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Sores, Restores the Sense of Taste and Smelt. mmm TRY THE dTREsHAV FEVER A nartlcle is ntlfd into each nostril and is agreeable. Price SO cent at DrujfKiHt; bv niatl. registered, 60 ots. ELY BROTH Its, oo arren aireen, ew orx.

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I'MllDUnnu Currfats of KteririofU IhroTi. ti ai! WrAK PARTS, r. toriog them to IlKALTM amd TlfioROI'S STRRMil 11. ru ftrie t'mrmt Fa It ln.mlT, or we forfeit SS.tKW in ensli. no CtBpielt aart up.

Worst easer 6A2iS2f ELECTRIC 813 Broadway. Hew Yet DR. THEEL 533, Korth KoTirtri below Qrwn PiLr i rrt, Itomlari cicis.ercil i an iaiir. of lLe btst The cl(tiowla(t''l mt nrcPaBful i.iidiitlr earliiar. Special Diseases, tvn nntirelv new dlaeovery.

BLOOD POiSON kV5Jit hrtl or of. Ml.l to nj Jvertl ln.t Doctor A Q'Jf hrat.ii bow ih many hpel. ea card I run. F.n.l n4i4'l' to tall tffTercr. th.o con F( rtii WedatMtlay A SnturdaT RretUBg SnrxUvi fr.im 9 ia.

SirtutlT otinrttntil. Wfld. fad Sat, PbtUdalpht.T.aastS. Bigr CJ is acknowledprd the lend tne remetl for Oonorrliea lilxt. I The only wife remedy for jencorrntrsorn rules.

I prescribe it and fetd ftafe in rroommendins it EEvmsCHEM'tT f. to all snfferiTS. II IIP A. J.STONKR, M. 1 EC ATT" ILi.

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