Catarrh “and Colds Relloved in i0 Ps 00
Minutes,
One short puff of the breath through the
Blower, supp fed with each bottle of Dr,
Agne w's Catarrbal 1 owider, diffuses this Pow.
der over the surface of the nassl pussages,
Painless and delightful to use, It relleves in.
stantly and permanently cures ( stierh, Hay
Fever, Colds, Headunohe, Sore Throat, Lon
silitix and Desfness, If your driest hasn't
{t in stock, ask hi_a to procure 1. for you,
An occasional drubbing
Pure
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hus give vig and by
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Troe Ble Alld
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a Cd, and
faking
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ruggi
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Hood's Pills
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Hard Work Mining in
ilize the
Alaskan.
Few people re: amount
money and lal
Yukon claim in shape
it highly New
in open-mouthed wonder whet
many
day to the
momentof the dead work that
essarily been expended
Or DEeCeSSAary
such
profitable,
claims that have paid
Wi
thinkin
man, never
the claims in condition
gold, If the bed of
worked the first
construct a
into
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ory !
dam
another cham
have
elaim, the }
pend
dig
one
ing upon tl
ditch
but a Yukone
‘he frozen
ed with
es per
being
TAYSs
hours.
In th
stance,
this
which Is
a drain S00 feet
it the upper end
feet deep t
During
length of
after day
attained, a
inche
Not Entirely
11
fost,
to Drop It,
Us Pleasure t 'ublish the Hl.
it Gives
owing pnouncement,
i g A 1 t
Think
she has clan
of
living ever tr
female ills,
surely it is
has
that will help y
She is glad to ha
You w
sympathy
Many cases
and vast experi
ence more than possible
she gained the knowledge
our
you write or eali
ill find her a woman
, with a great d
upon her.
full of
assist those who are sick
cine is not what
frankly tell you so, are nine
chances out of ten that she will tell
you exactly what to do for relief. She
asks nothing in return except your
good will, and her advice has relieved
thousands,
Surely, any ailing woman, rich or
poor, is very foolish if she does not
take advantage of this genercus offer
of assistance,
Never in the history of medicine hes
the demand for one particular remedy
for female diseases equalled that at-
tained by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, and never in the
history of Mrs. Pinkham's wonderful
Compound has the demand for it boen
so great as it is to-day.
If her medi-
you need, she will
and there
Again, by this national ceremony we mean
to honor courage, Many of these departed
soldiers were volunteers, not consoripts, and
many of those who were drafted might have
provided a substitute or got ¢ff on furlough
ar have deserted. The fact that they He in
thelr graves is proof of their bravery, Brave
at the front, brave at the eannon's mouth,
brave on lonely pleket duty, brave in eaviiry
charge, brave before the surgeon, brave in
the dving message to the home circle, We
yesterday put a garland on the brow of eour-
age. The world wants more of it,
The church of God is in woeful need of
men who can stand under fire, The lion of
worldly derision roars and the sheep trem
bla, In great reformatory movements at
the first shot how many fall ba The great
obstacle to the church's advancement is the
inanity, the vacuity, the soft prettiness,
mamby pabyism professed Christian
{ Great on a parade, cowards in battle, Aliald
of getting their plumes raffled, they carry a
parasol over thelr helmet, he y go into
battle not with warrior's gauntlet, but with
adorned with memories of departed braves, | kid gloves. not clutehing the sword hilt tos
Bis SOM find blot m0 walls, stories of | tight jess the gloves split at the back,
soil saerifice and patriotism an ¥ ™ sfOrmatory ’ *h rintts work
By unanimous decree of the people of the hs all ou r@ior Pg iY na 3 Ohiftatian Work
pated States oF H theca dead 4m of aM i mettle, more daring, More prowess We
Arr rom gar) ah / | would in all our churches like to trade off no
year decorated, rearbity and DILerness | yo, nared do nothings for one do everythin
a ad "quit y like men; be strong.”
the cemeteries and The saints in
the men and Shall conquer, though th
They see the triumph from «
And seize it with
Again, Wo mean
REY. DR. TALMAGE.
The Eminent ‘Washington
Sunday Sermon.
Divine's
Subject; “War.”
f Davii ballded for an
hung a thousand
ghty men," —30lo-
“The tower o
armory, wherson there
buckles, all shields of ml
mon's Bong iv... 4
The chu
ory, the
heroes,
an
Tex:
here compared to an arm-
f dead
ywor of Duvid |
in 884 the twisted |
hems of terrible
rch is
walls hung with trophies
Wilk all abont this 1
sthe dente
BW and the rusted }
batt So nt this season, mats onriter ut
the south, n month ater at the north, the
American churches are turned into armories
the
1 in
shia
Owoss!'
more
are
urselves
one |
all this glorious war
we, v die,
upon the
patriotio X
ws bravery,
and if
their ayo
by this national observ.
y honor self aaerifl or others, I
departed home and kindred
wore as dearasour ho and kindred aret ’
Do you know how th elt? Just ns you an
I would feel starting out to-morrow morn-
ing with nine chances out of ten agains
returning alive, for ne inteliig
ers not only battle al
and exha
have
- fay
a soldier of
nth ngo at |
ashamed |
inti
Tmutniog
pluck the
r fe ar tin 8, then
sir heads, suggestive of the
“Ww ¢ pick not the grass, but the
and instes:d of throwing them over
ur hoads we place them before our eyes,
tis ht down over the silent heart that once
heat with warmest love toward us, or over
i] to service, or over the
ook the kiss at tho an-
of the ofornal penitentiary.
3il the iron ever forged in
ulded into howitzers, Cleave
the sabers that ever glittered in
its ul with all the pang inst
it foal all the con- u 5 Wa are n ot infidels, Our bodies
nesteads it ever de. | yon join the bodies of our departed in
ywn let it fall and in tomb and our spirits shall join their
arn, till it has gathered | epirits in the land of the rising sun. We
cannot long be separated. Instead of ery-
ing with Jacob or Joseph, “I will go down
into the grave unto my son, mourning,”
it with all
and wring
flagrations of ti
odd, Deeg or
florcer flame let it b
the millions
degounce it, The |
wall as time. In the name of
Tr
of graves of its victims, 1
FIYTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
HOTBE
188th Day.—The House passed the
unseated John J, Walsh, the
member from the eighth
whose place will be filled by John
Mitte, republican, There was a
tendancy to vote on the river and
bill, It was passed by 220 to 60, nn
votes than the two-thirds nece
rule a veto, and without debate
189i Day In the House a
ference report on the General {suey
{ bill was agreed to, bill sent ba
| further
rontested case from ti First Bouth «
fintrict Ww “ { for yi hours
MRority
utestant, who is a colored
was seated by the Fifty
f Elliott
| 1401m Day. By
| House decided
! 1
{
lott,
full at
sary to
partial con
Def)
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AD i
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man
first H
Avote of 1560 to 3
against the claims «
fromthe First 8B
trict, nud gave the s at to George W,
{ ray, Mr. Murray was seated in the
first Congeess ln place of Mr. Ell
is
Caroling
Fifty
nee
North Carolina df
| not decide
i General
| was agroed t
i the District « iu
l 14181 Day he
| Democrats Mr
sath North Car
{ lng, from the Sixt
sien lo 1 in § if
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leas of the spirit of war,
War Is more ghastly now than once, not |
only because of the greater destructiveness
of its weaponry, because now it takes down
the best men, whereas onee it chiefly took |
down the worst, Bruce, in 1717, in his “In- |
stitutions of Military Law,” said of the Eu-
ropean armies of his day, “If all infamous |
persons and such as have committed capital |
erimes, horotics, atheists and all dastardly |
feminine men were weeded out of the army,
it would soon be reduced to a pretty moder.
ate number.”
them still more igooble. Ofeors were ap- |
pointed to see that each soldier drank his
ration of a pint of spirits a day. There were
noble men in battle, but the moral character
of the army was then ninety-five per cont.
let us ery with David, “I shall go to him."
On one of the gates of Greenwood is the
| quaint inscription, ‘A night's lodging on
{the way to the city of New Jerusalem.”
| Comfort one another with these words May
| the hand of Him who shall wi Saya) all tears
from all eyes wipe yourchee with ita softest
| tenderness, The Christ of Mary and Martha
and Lazarus will infold you in His armas,
| The white robed angel who sat at the tomb
i of Jesus will yet roll the stone from the door
i of your dead in radiant resurrection. The
| Lord Himself shall descend from heaven
with a shout and the voice of the archangel
i 80 the “Dead March” in *‘Saul’’ sbali De
| come the “Hallelujah Chorus,”
Congress passed a bill abolishing the pos
of Chaplain and Professor at the West Point
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lower than the morai character of an army | Military Academy, and providing that a reg.
to-day. By #0 much i= war now the more | ularly ordained clergyman shall be appointed
detestable beenuse it destroys the picked | fo serve as chapiain, ina civilian capacity
men of the nations. { for a term of fout vears.
General Gomes has written to Delegate
Polma in New York concerning the progres
of the revolution in Cuba,
fstruordinary Feat,
The most extraordinary stenographic
r We ever
heard of was performed
ear by Mr. Reed,
(n the sittings of the
gion in India, he recorded ace
snd nfrerward re
if two l
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