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 ^^•..â- â€¢â- Â»- ' i«1iJ!|^9nfVp!^^F "â- 'WPIIPPWiBPPPIWP aB^ •C^IHG COAL BUNIE. arst half of r^ volume his •'lSL'*«i " which hiT**^ farmer advert; the money ^« ^centcoldgn., ' tlie8trait8ofM'^»oie resiat the efforJ*S 8. *ith jj â- "ro, Which »!.„ J y-, y^ry late i, 7^ ed about a ,?„ "^i at the newgpap,, ,^ h settlfci-s in u 1 *?â- : "-pin. a^S kinds of notct^ agonal stick 'M ^^«'^lallhismoneVr' ^ooks of the AastriJ i^a^k were first 3 ;mperor claimed?J ;««lf' and deposite^ii iHsrame at he hi J ^tic.pators in the n^l Uovernor-Generalofl hortly become vac^.j Manteuffel. -^1^? « .erman Government j ^.^•orth $45,000 a y3 lous allowances J^" en.oI.iTients do not j i^y person from GoriJ ^hambord psaaeg the/ 'US, fetates that the Pa, sensation in hia hoa V entertama fresh s claims shortly, Pjj udence having, ' he he chances ol the velty in bonneteiji The London! War^k foiirnal expresses a L ming which was fabl will be revived to adffl vould not then be aiyl le shapes could be i with, anil thetrimm parcels. )ver was very melancL io, and his friends frnj apt to kill himselt' svival meetings, in ould comtort him. by becoming a deo )ut having assured hisJ thought, he got into] t, and was buined to| the California Legi n the vote bep-an to l)«| t bill, and, half arou name, he gave an im :h the Clerk underst e*." He slumbered ofl • awi.ke, the news to his constituents til tor to the causewhioiil) champion. of the Europeiu cm had a fresh illustn :ouple were travell wedding tour. They^ c sole occupacts of as .innel the Italian pre nanded the German's n 'sperate struggle, ii i Eiiched away the pi!to| ics with a stiletto, h, od of Cork, inlreiij lie, owing to the prel g the ilogs ijthel from one of the '" keunel having escapf 3. After being absei I to the kennel w^ i:t.icr dogs there, ssued au order statu at large and not be disposed of untej :av3, aiid that their â-  isou foot inTexistoj iceing men have lonjl -al nocessity of tM â- nd to the absorptioim'l soues. Smaller faniil abilitylof the average! m, is the reform des."' •isoa county, Texas, large plantations «» I trer them to actual snt plan, believuig* onvert idle lands :nwj fill up the cnintf" ciills the attentionj to the peculiarly!"' ivs. He ^y^'-L, ithe Temple MP^, *ouldbemuchsttoc»j se made by the sp*^ le corner of Paper â-  ./oiut' to roost lor " iSr display of loqu«^ lers' Hall 3oart. raturalists ba^« m London spaiTO'J abit which is not u'.f'l lers in the country-^ jpaperslnRo****' iu considerable »2 in Russia and»P^^ e of the dan^ert^^^ their paths, fe^^j t.tal in theonnWj re published »» at Moscow, y^j 3 are printed igesâ€" Russian, wo languagesâ€" j,^ )rew, 4 ih.andlinAn-^jr^ ^spaper^lS ^^ ation ^^^'J^-j, n oapers, 6 ^^rjgco*'J cationB '"^jsi' ion of anyjw" irgebti3 23,0W- CaTlxUJs-m at Albion l-lnes, Nova Seotla. in the back row of houses K '"',Iit"",Va great fright recently r's" from 'â- he house a noise, aa \^l ^*nn was heard. It was at once ^^^Tthat a heavy fall-m had taken â- â- ""' t},o earth had opened out_ like aD' â-  to oi some huse monster. tb shooting up in tho airas f.rty Suddenly tho airas and passing Ik!;- j'it."" •or:e.l m the hoi or- ^jct, it 13 said, over Mr. Keid's barn. The tl,c row were greatly alarmed and ""ommenoedpraparations for flight. '^^ all kinds were unceremonious- "-Tx\u^ of doors and conveyed to a "^i s'uc'iily for them unoccupied 'nV^reilUt the time. Ou Wednes- ""7;;e3 had subsided but net the r"%hc rcople.aud they did not return, P. ' jiv -or them they did not. On i'ri- "â-  " lir-t; cave-in took place imme- undfcr°thc houses rending them 'inev are now a lot of ruins being shapes. The kitchen at- t.tne nou,i occupied by Mr. Hood, fo,iilyout ot sight. Mr. Hood los- i l-able civphoard and some ten bush- r-'Vatce and other articles. We had V'^in-ot'ie hou^e, but didn't presume L much farther than the threshold, as " .-1,1 fioii! the centre uf the house to â- "riial U'^m canied down. Before us iuunn-gulf: we pcer.d into it but •r,t«eea vestige ct either the house, r; boari, oi-thepotat5c-!. Th:y were *;;'\i,., i;2pacio-as maw. L^oklng across "â- riV'ltc could se that the ground was "-uii;c i ;:i s u;o places wliere the surface '..-'"ci A irczLii crust about a foot ^-'^cuiu'l Horn one side to the other â- "'.,i v .,i;Ki likely have given way had c h.ea rash eacugh to step upon it. 'cr eifiit heavy falls have occurred in 0;it ct' only two, however, did either "i:ii.' er Idack smoke issue. The fire r'^iu uiMer on Friday, the operation of •up ::Ai ' the apertures, ^^ hich gave it vent, .r, pio..ecuti\l vigorously and suc- ' i:e ia.ih-.'ay lor about a dis- ic luinJ.red and fifty feet sunk â-  tiiicc to live feet, iuid double that dis- 'sctueJ a little. On Tuesday the rails torii'.pand the v.ork of raising the \si., at onee boguu. The work was l;-"cnc:-'eiically proceeded with, and the â-  In laiU commniccd on Saturday. |:;v,a='i'c-'ly work, cousiJcriug the earth up, liein^ fiozen, had to be blast- i;ie truck has been raised higher than r!T, to make allowance in case it |i'.;lu'tttle a litile more. On Sabbatli the lEcorthe tire was visited by a large num- tc: people. Fresh sniokv! had begun to iivoaia fall to the vest of the one |;,a ha;l ciiiittcd the most fiame. Evi- [ivtae current o: air had changed, the liercut'et netiu-; as an i'llet and feeding ihinef. Hj:e any one with nerve k.-hhad --Ml .pporiunity of seeing how acic.i. W hile the ground hail fall- liam ciciitr siile a pillar about seven or itLt :quare remained, forming a bridge the chosui. By venturing on the L'e occ cordJ hear the ilaraes below roar- r.iiil Luking down could see away be- \:.c imuicnsc furnace blazing and spark- Lar.,'e pieces of coal loosened by the were" coustautly droppingSfrom the Icsanlroot and teeding the flames. It eraliy believed that the fire is confined :i\or"k'ng nearest the crop out or sur- â-  I rrio!) Tr:vlrs Journal. liis PricD of a Burglar s Kit. '.i:k burglars' tools ar3 generally of a 1-7 superior order, cathered with care and emeal until the kit is made up. A full â- to: the best order is worth §2,000. This Vallgo in the event of a failure of a iob iiiturbince, and generally does go when â- ;:co;sful piece of work is accomplished, |;r.e booty is heavy enough to cany away yXiiW, .so that tools are left behind. Me- lacics of a' superior class exist in larger ties who make a specialty of fashioning tglars' tools. In the absence of such a Ktian c the tools are collected in parts, M'this is a risky way of o jtaining them. Ijsavoiik'd '.t possible. |K;3 of tobymau's tools are kept on hand ;ire, aul a good collection can be ob- tiui the centres of business for from l^tos.'oo. These tool renters are gener- f.ftofjl makers also, but often the fence â- "em OQ liaud, and it is part of the busi- "taooM cracksmen to keep them. 'â- â€¢â- 1" cent, of the noted burglars are i'-£:uit!is,and thoroughly understand l^ti:;;ptra;i'lcapicity ot their own tools. •â- â€¢â€¢-"ire-, a i;an;.' each owning implements "-â- i'U3 kii-.ds, pool their pos3essions,and f^iukea full " kit." The tool makers t".rr f-paialties. Some are famous •â- sils, othcia for punches and jimmies, p-'j-c maktr irade a national reputation -â- ;'.," if h-al and copper that entirely 'i-'t i!. at formerly used of steel, be- '• ti." -iull, almoct noiseless, blow it Pu'oUc iiCttcr-wrltcrs. •â- ^ 5'-:cct-.5iiht that interests me special- 'tne public letter-writer, who still plies pjradeas in the old, old days of which I «a so long ago. I had quite forgotten f-'-twere such people, but one morning, « 'fe were trying to find a short cut to the f«taeon, v.e came suddenly into a qniet (;;« open square round which were estab- L-!- ""'^^ men, each with his table and rnuR materials, waiting for customers. yourse I insisted on waiting to see whe- y ^,^°?" "^^ 'â- ^â- â- ^I'y engage in this vica- 3 sty.i.. ot correspondence, and I was ^^^l gratified by the arrival at one Iron"' " T^^ woman, and at another of 1'=,.°= S'rl who gave the scribe their senti- ^;gf*°^ their soldi, and sat watching 'w moving fingers with evident satis- PITBY PASAOKAFHS. n L^h^f fe ^«*r*« »50 on d^^ drS^tJp "'" °^ admimrtration. S ?^:rjt^mnp^d ^^f t tit i account for himself. " ^^â- ^"'^S^oa.retnm issued a few dav. f«°' *^^ T^"« of the Irish harvest ^rt 3 S^td'i^ ?i^.l'°' °* peand,\ter!i^ S,. nf .1, *.' °^ *^^ "°P« of 1881. four- fa-ths of the depreciation being caused by the failure mthe potato crop. \he harvS of 1882 was, however, nearly six millions ZZtl^ "" °i ""' ^^^" -- 1°" worst season since the famine year. «nmJ' ^^^^â„¢^ "l Mr. H«ard own hand- some adjommg grounds at Newport, and they quarrelled about a boundary f^nce? Mr. Hazard set to work to destroy it with a crowbar Mr. Sherman hastily got out a hose, and threw a stream of cold water on M u A crow of spectators gathered, and Tk â-  • ^^f"*^. ^as encouraged to complete the job despite the drenching. ^u^. J^*° ^^ ^*- 1^"' became convinced that hia soul's salvation depended on ab- staining from food forty days, and he at once began the fast, but after five days of total abstinence from food and water the police earned him tj a hospital, where sus- tenance was forced upon him. He declares that the responsibility is all transferred to his captors, who w ill be doomed to eternal torment in his stead. Mrs. Augustus Smith of St. Louis is one of the bgh test of sleepers. She is awake twenty-two hours out of every day on the average, and when she does slumber it is scarcely more than a dozi during which she 18 partially conscious of all that is going on around her. She is stong and healthy, with a good appetite, and not particularly- nervous. The physicins are unable to bring on sleepiness except with drugs. A military man and a civil oflScial fell out, at Rosenberg, West Pru.^sia, and the form- er issued a challenge for a duel, but the latter replied: "As you are expert with weapons and I am not, 1 shall doubtless be killed. Still, I will fight you if you wid bind yourself to pay my family .?1.50a a year during their lives, that being the in- come whicli would cease at my death. ' These terms were pronounced reasonable by the seconds, but the challenger would not agrea to them, and so there was no duel. A Maine man has perfected an invention for starting the kitchen fire in the morniog without getting out of bed. Before retire- ing he tmptiea a hod of coal into the range, and then closes the dampers, so that there will be just draught enough to keep the fire from dying out. By an ingenious con- trivance a wire connects with the dampers and runs along the walls up through the floor to ths sleeping room. When the man wakes he gives the wire a jerk, the damp- ers fly open, and in half an hour a brisk coal fire is burning. The white clifis on which Dover Castlo stanils are the last objects which the travel- ler loses sight of on his way to Calais, and the fir.st object which his eyes discovar on his return journey homeward. Tne build- ings themselves are a standing witness of every change in English histoiy, from the occupation by ti^e Romans to the present reign. Both cliff and castle, it might have been confidently prophesied, would last as long as the EugLsh nation itself, but the cliS's are now being undermined by the ac- tion of the sea. Tne waves have for many years been gradually washing away the coast line on bDth sides of Shakespeare's Clifi" and they now threaten to carry away the base of the Castl'j of Dover. an Austin The little Not Iji. -110?^°'"'"'^^'" in-" asked i,-.T^["°^«arch of back rent. The little pWoI*'^^ ""^^ 01 the steps devasting "i°; "hain't in town." ktin7?^^VO"go in and sk him if he ' "^-aia't awake yet." Irlali Wit. An Irish priest was standing at the cor- ner of a square about the hour of dinner, when one of his countrymen, observing the worthy father in psrplexi^^y, thus addressed him "Oh, Father O'Leary, how is your rivir- ence?" "Mightily put out. Pit," was the reply. "Put out! Who'd put out your rivir- cnce 'â-  "Ah, you don't understand. This is just it I am invited to dine at one of the houses in the square, and 1 have forgotten the name, and i never looked at the numbe and now it's seven o'clock." "Oh, is that all?" was the cry. "Just now be aisy, your rivirence I'll settle that for you." So saying, away flew the good-natured Irishman round the square, glancing at the kitchens, and when he discovered a fire that denoted hospitality, he thundered a5 the door and enquired • ' Is Father O'Leai y here " \s mi" ht be expected, again and again he was repulsed. At length an angry footman exclaimed ^.^ i, • " No bother on Father O Loary. He is not. here, but he has to dine here to-day, and the cook is in a rage ind says the dm- ner will be spoiled. ^H is waiting lor Father OXeary." ., ,, „ Paddy, leaping from He door as if the steps had been on fire, ri^shcd up to the as- tonished pastor and cried: "All right, your rivirence, you dine at 43, ard a mighty good dianer you U g^\- " Oh, Pat," said thegateful pastor, _tne blessings of a hungry mai be upon yo9. " Long life and happiross to your rn r- ence. 1 have got yoai malady.^ l oniy wish I h!xd your cure," returned 1 at. The World's BallroadB. Of tlie '49 590 milei of "railroads at the clo" S%'8li North and South Amenca are credited with 13-.186 rn^les; Europe 108,002; Asia, 10.674 Australia and a^ jacent islands, 5.481; Africa, 3,14/. 1^^ {jnited States led all .ther countms^.f^^Yf fold it having at that;ime IM.Wl mues u completed rold. The second country m extent of raikoad is Jermany, '««""^^^? '^%e; Great Britia co-s °«t. wtth 18,281. Russia \^ 1*"J/,mi w with- uAited States at the dose o"!?! ^^ Ji 'of in 4 000 miles as mich railroad " ^ii o EuropT The total ItotiDK for the year wiU t Z less thau 12.00-1- In 1-s than three years there ^^\^f^^stltes, in miles of railroad in tb U mtett o»ai S the rest of the wdd besides. BAHXTABT SCHOOL aoUSXft. A medical commission, which was apwHot- ed not long sga in Getmsny to study certain questions relating to the construction of schoo. bmldmgs, has made an interesting report, a step m advance in that branch of Mienoe. In the matter of ventilation we nna that the members of the commission agree with all the other experts who have investigated the subject, in increasing the quantity of fresh air which is to be regarded as essential to health. It is but a short time since a thousand feet of air per hour for each pupil was regarded as an extremely liberal theoretical allowance for healthy children, and in practice in this country, at least, a room in which a hundred and fifty or two hundred feet per hour is actually supplied to each person is regarded as ad- mirably ventilated. Now, however, those who have long submitted to be accused of foolish extravagance in insisting that this IS an inadequat; allowance may cite the authority or the German doctors, who set two thousand .one hundred and twenty cu- bic feet per hour for each pupil as the mini- mum quantity of fresh air to be supplied. In the best arranged ventilated shafts, of metal, fitted with gas flames, stoves, or other artificial means for promntiasi the draught, the upward current will occasion- ally (each a velocity of a thousand feet per minute in cold weather, although the aver- age 13 rarely more than five hundred feet and generally much less so that a room containing sixty pupils shoul have an outlet shaft of four square feet or more in sectional aren to be even capable of such ventilation as pronounced essential. In regard to lig .t- ing, the new commission totally denies and rejecis the famous theory c f unilateral illu- mination, following in this res-pect the F'rench authoi it ies, who began to call it in question a year or so ago. in the' language of the report, it is piactically impotsible, even with lofty and narrow rooms, to obtain sufficient light by this method. In cases where openings can only bs made in one wall, the report requires that the width of of the piers between the window s shall not exceed three-fourths of that of the windows themselves, anil that the width of the room shall not be more than five feet greater than the heighth of the windows, which would restrict it in such cases to about eighteen feet as a maximum. Lighting from two sides being then required und( r all ordinary circumstani'.es, i t is advised tha: the windows should be i i the opposite walL, on the right and left of the pupils as seated. Lieht fiom the rear is admissible, but it is not recom- mended, and windows facing the pupils are prohibited. Walls of neighboring buildings painted Avhite and reflecting the sunshine into the schoolroom are very injurious, and the owners should be persuaded or obliged to paint them a dark color. The inside fice of the walls of the school-room itself is to be painted pale blue or bluish white, and the ceiling pure white. Artificial light should bs used without hesitation on dark or short days, it is more dangerous to work by insufficient daylight than by gaslight. Argand burners are preferable, as giving: a steadier light, and ground-glass globes are objectionable on account of the large pro- portion of light which they absorb. â€" Amivi- can Architect. Throe Women Caught by One Trap. At the residence of one of our highly respectable families, a trap had been set on a remote shelf some time ago, for the purpose of catching an intruding cat which was in the habit of visiting that locality, and had been entirely forgotten. The mistress of the housCj wishing something which was supposed to be on that shelf, reached up, and immediately the trap closed upon her fingers. She made an elfort to extricate them, but to no avail, and the pain was EO intense that she was obliged to scream for help. A servant immediately appear- ed, and in her endeavors to extricate her mistress's Ifand accidentally enclosed her own fingers, causing the two to scream for help. A younger membsr of the house, hearing the screams, rushed fo the place, seized the trap, made a desperate attempt to extricate the ringers of the other two, when her ovn hand accidentally slid into the trap, and all three were fast. Their united voices called to their aid a gentle- man who opened the trap. -Utica Obscrcpr. A Juror's Ezcase. In the Couit cf Queen's Bench, in London, the other day, before Mr. Justice Manisty and a common jury, the court was after lunch delayed for a short time waiting for a missing juryman. His lordship had to pro- cee 1 with only eleven jurors. On the jury- man arriving in court his lordship asked him why he had delayed the business by his absence for half an hour, to which he re- plied, "I lost myself, my lord, in the corri- dors." [Laughter.] His lordship having pointed out the inconvenience caused by the delay, the juryman replied, I can do no mors than apologize, my lord." His lord- ship rejoined that he hoped it would not happen again, .^^* â€" .* â€" â-  â-  ^-^ Important Proclamation. The Hon. Peter Bowe is Sheriflf of the City and County of New York. Recently, in conversation with one of our -eporters, Mr. Bowe proclaimed the following fact " I consider St. Jacobs Oil an excellent rem- edy, and one that ought certainly to find its way into every household. Mrs. Bowe always has a bottle of it there, and makes a family remedy of it." New York Evening Telegram. An Illinois butcher slaughtered a cow that had swallowed a bundle of Greenbacks, and for several days afterward he was subjected to jjreat torture in consequence of being asked by almost every person he met as to what was likely to be the efi^ect of legal tenders on tenderloin. iTvtract from a letter just received (December. 1^ byMre. Thos.' Murrav. from her hu^ b^d. Mr. Thos. M'lrray, who was for m^y vears' Bridge Conductor for the Great west- ImTRSiwiv at NiaKsra Falls, afterwards oâ„¢e onh^ cUracto^on the enlarged Wel- ?o,f,i Panftl /section 12). and is now m North- IS Mi?hriSLkii4««' ^^^^^' "^^â-  f.feU^S^l^CdYam^nV's^iBg for the Tpnods T^thSe men, where I will be afl winter. Tn^ZTl now without ache or ^m in ^°fhi?mv Sees or arms (something have 'I'?tLwn for veare), thanks to the two bottles SfffiSktSe^^chl procured from him be- foreleavingSt. Catharmes. BUSINESS CHANCES. I^o 1*^« fngnat Breath and Teeth like sno water and steam power. In Wantworth coontr building of stone everrttalac in eood order; pric« «5jS00iSl.00 cash. biOi^ce con- renient. MACKINTOSB A PSTBR8. Tor- onto. CONTRA.CTOR WITHAMPLK CAPlf" AL having large planing mill in thriving western city, wants a practical managing part- ner with not less than 93.000. to extendUie business in the manufacturing of furniture, for which there is a fine opening. MACK- IKTOSH PETERS. Torontor^ Foolith and careless you'd be very, f yoQ didn't at once a trial bkstow On thatezcellentdentif rice â€" "Tea wcbrt. General Financial Agency Sums of from t200 to $50,000 to invest in Pa- tent Rights, Hnsiness Chances, Manufactures. Hotels. Saloons, ard any kind of merchantcble or exchangeable property. J. I. evA^s A CO.. Leader Lane. Toronto. SG.25 FOR 39 CT^. Any pt-rson sendini? me 33 cents and the ad- dresses of 10 acquaintances will receive bv re- turn mail goods (not recipes^ that net $6.25 Tnis is an honest olfer to introduce staple goods If you wants fortune, act now. J. D. HENRY P. O. Uox 127, Buffalo, N.Y, ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. AUTHORS C0X^,9l CHURCH STREET Toronto. Manufacturers of our celebrated Kaw Hiilr, Villow and r4nlber I.rs The best and cheapest made in Canada. First prize 15 years in succession. Send lor reduced price list" •'RELIABLE iS'-Y^" ' ?â-  Tl^O Indiges ion-, costiveness, or constipation, are immcd atcly cured with Zopesa. It stimulates, and gives activity to the liver. It increases the dissolving juices of the stomach, and causes the food to assimilate. It will pay purchasers of seeds to send for my descriptive aud prieod annual eatal \^ue or a '•Cultivator' .s Guide" lor i8S3, sent free on ap- plication. Address, 147 RELIABLE SEED HOUSE, Kins Street East, Toronto Burdoek Bitters CONSUMPTION, BKO\rHITIS, (;AT4KBH. ASTH.M.i DI.SE.4SES oflh' r.\r. A EAR. CAN BE CURED. I.VHALATIOKS. "TORONTO PULMONARIUM." S. L. IJASH, M. D., M C P. S. has an experience of 20 years' practice in Ontario. Bead Ihe Tolinwlng Lrttcr whirli speaks furitscir. Toronto. 4 Argylc-St.. Dec. llth, 18S2. S. L. NASH. M. D.;-Dear Dr., -I take great pleasure in paying your treatment of my wife by inhalations, for an allection of the bronchial tubes, has proved most satis- factory. After being treated by several of the most prominent physicians of Toronto. I almost despaired of her being relieved of the distressing cough, which clune to her in spite of tho best elforts put forth by skill- ed men to relieve her, and pronounced by some as Incurable. Now, after a lapse of almost nine months since discontinuing your treatment, she has passed the fafi weather without any signs of her old com- plaint returning. Yours respectfully. JOSEPH POWELL. A personal examination is preferable, after which you can be treated at home. If impossible to call, write for Question and Circular. "Consultation free. Fees Moder- ate." Address "TORONTO PULMONAR- IUM," 123 Church-St., Toronto, Ontario. DYSPEPSIA And the severer forms ot INDIGESTION. A small pamphlet ou. the above most distressing maladies and their complete cure.s, post free 5 cents iu st^imns. Bv H. KING, Esq., Staff Stir- geon. Royal Navy, England. Apply to KtC'DAUD KIXC. Box 34C. Windsor, On I SEEDS «Y ILLITSTRATED CATALOGUE FOR 1883 containing de«eriptlon and prices o f th e choicest kinds of Field, Garden, and Flower Seeds mailed free to all intending porehuen npon application. Itis the handsomest Catalomis pnbUahed in Canada, and 3S inTaloable to all who wish to bny Pirai Fkksh Sains. Speoial attention EiTen to preparing Utxcn Orssscs iot VKVtMANKNT PASTURE.^ 1 .-iceiand fnll partlcnlars will be found in Cataloffrr-. WM. RENNIE. Seedsman, TORONTO CONSUMPTiON! t'atarrb, Tbr»:tt Dlseasrs, Bronchltif. with diseases of the tyo. Ear and Heart suc- cessfully treated at the Ontario Pulmonary Iniiiitute, I3.' Charoh SIroot, Toronto, Onlnrin. M. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D., M.C.P.S.O riiOPKlKTOH. Our system of practice is by Medicated In halations, combined with proper constitutional remedies. Over 40,000 cases treated during tho past 17 years. If impossible to call personally for an ex- amination, write for List of Questions aud Msdical Treatise. 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Largo full page illustrations of all the newest styles, useful hou.soliold hints, short stories, poetry, miscellaneous selections, and lots of other interesting matter, also one lull Hized piece of sheet niasic iu e.icli nunibor, always the latest and most popular thing out. To every person who sends me fifty cents for one years' subscription I'll mail postpaid at once an EICKiint Silver Plated Butter Knife ordinarily retailed at one dollar. Don't forget to tell your friends that the liOdies' Journnl contains besides the fashion illustrations, Ac, at least three to five dollars' worth of new music in the course of the year, and fifty cents will pay for one year's subscription and one dollar will pay tor three years, and an elegant silver-plated butter-knife with either one or three years' subscription. 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