You » ne h Havk,
It is not the best watoh doz that barks
most.
the burglar before he Knows it,
ment ol
mach and do too Hitle, If they want to find
out what is Least for it, ist them get Bt, Jacobs
Oll and nse {1 It is a good watendog agniost
the intrusion of pain, It gory to work
quickiy and surely, and seizes hold of rhea
mattis for the pli rp Ose of criving tout, and
holds on until its purpose is accomplished,
It is, therefore, the best remedy, because it
takes the best means to an 1piish its ead
as many whe have suffered yours with
the ailment will “le eure i8 the
same in chronw or infllamm With
patience and u freo use of it, the worst cases
of long standing have b paliy cured by i
The oid watchdog lays low and sein s
Iu the treat
risumatism many sufferers tik to
toastify,
HLOCY cuses
Hi 1
The man whoss knowledge all
books il not find it the §
fog n
omes from
The report that the
sleeping car line fre
ton, by way of Cinel
by the HX O. and «
of & plan of the rn
ieass of the Central {
The lease of the
30 years vet, and thet
apart ofthe BL. & O
The financial trouble
courts, will be sett
If all the humor of
1
what a jolly
A RUNNING SORE
On My Brother's Foot and White
i weltizg on His Knee
Kept growing worse in spite of
I oiten heard of (ures
saparillia nag
tebim. > .ou he
We cont
saparilin
Mascanie, Aurura, Ind
Hood’s Sarsaparilia
beat the
ment,
1added
wis able t
Hood's Sar
Mi
ana. Heme "I
room. wnued giving him
and he is now cure 8 Many
& the One Ur rifie
Hood's Pills = he He wil's Safsaparii -
More Por
in the fertilizers applied
the
larger and better yields
of
on tarm means
crops, permanent
improvement of the
and
More Money
In the tarmer's pocket
All abant Potasd
ap t
onal
soil
Father~d
t R
agre
youu
an?
how
read
there
theori
Lots of peo
when they
bores,
they are
VY Question off sips.
The fundamental principle of naviga
inn, and therefore the controlling ele
nentary law of maritime strategy, is
the physical law of displacement that
in Hoating vessel Invariably welghs
ther wore nor less than the quantity
which its immersed part dis-
of this
the welght of a ship of given
Within certain Hmits
the welght
assign =o much
nel
of water
places, It Is a
ifaw that
Blze is constant,
a builder may distr
us he pleases, He may
to hull, so much to engine of propul
apd the ronainder to cargo. For
a given speed, the welght of engines
vine size will be mach
Ider, therefore, must
igning weight to hull
very
consequence
{bute
SOn
ships of the
The 1
ween
for
the same
Caooee bet
or giving It “rego. A
hull carrying
capacity
girong
capacity,
menns a hull
weans reduced
possible construction
is due
of war
dementary conditions
between a ship
‘hang » themerchant ship
necessarily be constructed to car
test welght of cargo possible,
ugh for
suf
vith a hull strong eno
and
the
consistent
:
navigation, with propulsion
for sped required | its
business
went the hull is oss
vill
rier with
non Hunn
cease to
and speed whi
hulls, can carry
ship bull with a
hened In order
ious shocks of battle can
trade pay as a
and the
ts hull lightened «
Com
prise, merchant
own to the
y, can never be expo
treatment for
» rough
ar, with its &
ned framework, is
tonal Review
prey
Merit Wins,
S100 Rowand, ®i00,
The readers of this paper will be pleased tg
ean that there is At least one dreaded disease
Jiat sgence has ween able 10 cure in all ia
ragem, wd that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
i i ly positive cure now kuow
alert Catarrli bwinga co
vase, fequires a ox t
Hall's Catarrh Cure
proprietors have =o much faith in
ward that they offer One Hun.
i any case that it falls 10 curs,
of toatl noniales. Address
- Cunxxy & Co., Toledo, 0,
rugist 8 The,
¥ Plila are the lest,
Form line and
A True Ineid:
dition and hurri
to be cove
voman
help. Mrs. Pinkham
stimulus
“he hospital physicians df
ered that her primary §
an affection of the
could readily have
the first stages.
If, when she had fel
vere pains in the back, the terrible
headaches. the constant sense of
fullness, soreness and pain in the
pelvic region, she had used Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. it would have dissolved and
passed off that polypus in the
womb, and to-day she would have
been a well woman sitting in her
office,
Why will women let themselves
go in this way? It seems passing
strange that a woman like this one,
roa ble
womb.
been cured in
t thowe se
In the meantime get a
to Mrs. Pinkham:
what yon have done for me.
“ Doctors failed to do me any good.
A CELERY CENTER.
What Hollanders Have Accomplished Near
a Michigan Town,
Kalamazoo celery Is well krown
part of this country that the
name is used for all the better kinds
of celery, and, like "Blue Point oys
ters’ and Little Neck «
guarantee contained in the
the article to the
brands The excellence, of {
is sald due to three things
dark, he: soll and care in grow.
and bleaching it. Careful packing
might be added. But as any gardener
can select good seed and give plants
uiture, excel
soll or
region
celery
BO
in every
ams
name
of
i118
exclusion other
celery
to be good
seed, AVY
ing
the
Kalamazoo must
natural conditions
good
in the
as a celery
The
of the
better
side
and
meadows are just out
Kalamazoo, north
and surrouiided by
town of
the city,
igh ridge,
houses are bull! The
, divided cross
which the
meadows
On
are but three long and
wie bottom lands
uut
us i
farming lan
peculiar
form
imp
the
for bus ness
Hike
ft a Cow r des, sprinkle
flesh, and then go
i wolves ar® nearby
ing the hunter while he ig at
man fot
When the man goes the wolves come.
eat some of the meat, and then go tum
bling over the ground in mortal agony.
are knowing beasts Arti-
baits have few charms for
when they come in over
the back of a pen and take the meat
without danger They hunt in packs,
led by some beast of great prowess,
that has gained its leadership by fight.
ing all the wolves of the pack. The
male wolf will not bite a female wolf.
Test of a Cood Clock in Africa.
Mor
wolve 1gineay way
shox
nine on the
Freque
AWRY
work
but the does shoot them
Wolves
ficial trap
them, save
In
facturers, some curious details were
given me by experts. For instance,
one clock manufacturer of Waterbury,
Conn.
doing a large trade in cheap clocks sent
out to the wilds of Africa.
of a sample clock, and finding that
there was a heavy profit on the enter
prise, invested a large sum of money in
making a still better clock, thousands |
of which were shipped to the same mar-
ket, Strange to say, sales were very
cheaper and far less accurate timepiece,
wae selling all he could make, Final.
ly the explanation came. Savagos like
noise, The clocks made by the origin-
{ better nolan.
would have nono
was simple. The
of clocks to the Guinea
louder than anything pre
and all went well,
clock, but it was almost
and the savages
The
{ less,
| of it
! next shipment
cot ticked
remedy
viously heard there,
Disappearing and Rapid Fire Cuns.
Charle Thurston thus de
scribes Modern Harbor
cholas
Rawson
one phase of
Defenses In St. Ni
Various
the
kind f
plans have been devised for
building of coast defenses of
ven figh J
: by ave been | wled and
Some
preparato
into sight
firing of the
which they ntain, O are
the
for
In either case, though, very mm
somewhat raise ihove
ana ine guns appenr
caring
the m
Prosi
Hey | 57 I N Sm
dent The age,
2. D., who died two months ago at the
age of ninety-five,
the circle
he
ity
§ formerly one of
mimdstry of half a
to the place of
He preached quite
After a
century returned
hie nativ
quently and supplied pulpits
wae ninety-three yours of age
{ Herald
fre.
after he
Boston
© ———— ——
incoln's Mother,
I wanied to learn something about
i the mother of Abraham Lincoln. It
seems that the world is silent on that
subject. The little we know is that
Natney lived in North Carolina when a
| child, and there are old men up in the
t mountains who remember her as a
| waif, Old wan Hanks took
her to Kentucky where she
came the wife of Abrabam Lincoln,
Abe's father, about 1808. Ale was born
{ either in Hardin County or at Nolin
Creek, in La Rue County. Historians
are uncertain on this point. It is in.
teresting to note that Balt Creek, or
| river, runs through La Rue Coumty.—
| New York Press,
i The returns for the port of South
ampton, England, show that the ton-
fn 1892 to 4.447.000 in 1896. The num-
NOTES AND LOMMENTS,
The man whose pocket
stand and
man on
nevyey
hus to
fattere, A poor
candid
listen
{
i
the world's opinion of
have been
the
ment,
Pers
Figures
Ogle, of
al’s «depart
complied
Engi d
on
every mii
vyomen ard
A hent
he can get
was th
hides and
Whenever he bus
DONGE, an
they way
ywhere
pigs
and finally
guriace
ever and then in
pigeons
cows, buffaloes
vers have noticed Laat where
rats the malady not
£0 it hag never crossed the line in
Southern India where the extensive
family of the murinae ceases and that
of the bandicoots begins
Berlin is wondering over the marvel
ous achievements of Otto Poepler, the
gon of a butcher. He is an infant pro-
digy of the most infantile and prodig-
jous sort, for he taught himself to read
at the age of two, and now, though only
four years old, has been deemed worthy
filret victims
dogs, goals
man
order come
aheed
Obeey
there are no
100,
dos
Society of eclin as a remarkable speci-
men of precocious intelligence,
have been small, and yet from an at-
tentive study of the few books that
bave come in his way and from observ.
ing the inscriptions on the monuments
with which the German capital is rich,
the child has managed to learn an
amazing amount of history and some-
thing of literature. He is already in.
terested in Latin and Greek, and a pro-
fessor who has been investigating the
case says Otto shows remarkable abili-
ty for learning languages. The boy
has a perfect passion for reading, but
to horror. For writing he has not yet
manifested any aptitude. He has been
the firm Jot of bin
gaining further
eacribed as
{taup make tern
tebels
line fle Is 4
thougn not robust,
who has devoted
of study the diseases that pre
tropical untiries is of the opin-
peculiar to
regions ii f parasitic origin, or,
of bacterial
Progress
will
Rie men Can
long in hot
te mera
pd An
conclusion
that sunstroke,
the
words
and tha
in and there
and surprising
irg
cached
fevers, cholera, and
fuced, not by the sun's
germs, tha
ind not an
paper
Hamburg
and
» rprool
frames
t side of th
decid
the
stomach
wl
WHR
found in
.
hairpins Wo pieces O
iow hook, one steel pin
of black
grape stone
and one ¢ro
mach was washed
rilized salt solution and the
tient made a good
Ais, One pies
mition, one
inmps of tin
The stom
sed, The pa
! recovers
A Queer New Product.
appears in London Invention
product, under the name
prepared in Brindisi,
which is largely utilized on account of
ite special properties. It is prepared by
subjecting the residue of olive kernels
{to chemical processes under the action
i of sulphuric acid, after all means of
| extraction by pressure have been ex-
haunsted. Of this substance, it is stated
{that during the year 1884 the quantity
produced amounted to about 1.200 tons,
the medium market price for which
ranged at some $30 per ton. The artis
cle in question, which is of little value
as a lubricator, has a ready sale among
soap manufacturers, and in years when
the oil crop has been favorable, consid-
erable quantities have been exported to
this country, Great Britain and North-
ern Europe, This oil is locally known as
“olio sulfuren,” or sulphur oil, from the
method of its extraction. The refuse re.
maining after the extraction i= used
for fuel for steam boilers by millers ax
a matior of economy.
——————
Whe ars $25 wchiovis in the State uf
Nitice
| of a peculiar
of 80RD MOC