I —————
Obstinate Eczema.
“Enclosed please find 81.00 for two
more boxes of Tetterine. The box
you sent me has almost cured the most
obstinate case of Eczema you ever
saw. Iam very grateful for such a
blessing as your Tetterine has been to
@ne. James I. Jones, Jellico, Tenn.,”
blo. box by mail, if your druggist don’t
have it, by J. T. Bhrupivine,
HE NEVER CARRIES A PISTOL.
Because nn Dael Taught
Lesson,
There is a prominent Baltimorean
who now attends church regulasiy, but
who still delights to tell of some of his
escapades in early life, says the Baiti-
more American. “I was a member of a
prominent club when | was a young
man,” he relates, “and in one of our
bouts cre night I unintentionally in-
suited a fellow-member. At least | was
told the following morning when my
senses had returned, that 1 had insult-
ed the man that he would probably
challenge me to fight a dnel. Sure
enough a challenge came through the
ordinary channels and | was advised
by my friends to accept or to submit to
perpetual disgrace. I accepted and se-
lected pistols. The dueling ground was
a spacious yard in the rear of the einb-
house. There we assembled with our
seconds and surgeons Mueh to my
surprise the whole club turned out to
witness the affair of honor. I objected
to such publicity, but was assured hy
my friends that it was all right, and 1
was prevailed upon to face my oppo-
nent. I was thoroughly mad and I did
not care whether 1 killed my enemy or
half a dozen We
piaced ten paces apart, with our
to each other. At the word ‘fire’
wheeled and began to pump
each other, advancing toward each oth-
er at each shot. 1 emptied two or threo
chambers of the revolver which had
been given me without wounding my
opponent. [I then threw it away with
disgust and pulled my own from my
hip pocket. If you ever saw con-
eternation it existed in that backyard
for a few ites. My enemy turned
Him a Serious
onlookers. were
hacks
we
at
lead
min
heels and ran into the clubhouse. The
spectators serambled over ezeh other to
get out of range Jefore 1 could fire
at my retreating foe my second grabbed
me and succeeded in disarming me. 1
was then toid that the ¥hole thing was
a hoax and that my enemy and myself
had been shooting blank cartridges at
each other. [1 did relish the joke,
because I had endured all of the terror
which must come any man who
stands up to ! killed That
episode wae a turning point in my life.
1 have never carried a pistol from that
day to this.”
not
No Charity Possible.
Church (after services). Well
our pastor! Mr. Churer
home)—-What's ug
reh—-You know
presented him with a borss
Mr. Ch Yes? Mrs
today got in the
is to pray for snow
Mrs.
the nerve of
{who staved at
now? Mrs C
week wo
and cutter?
Church-—Well
puipit and asked
Puck.
last
irch
he
Yonr Neighbor Has Them.
beautiful Shakes
introducing
Habinger's
Hut
Has what? Those
pears panels given away in
“Red Cross and
sundry
and greatest All stareh put
np nodor “Red ‘Wash Tot
trade mark brands is genuine, and goods
of a manafaciurer with twenty-five
experiance,
These are his only brands
interest whatever in
go he sure you get only
est
v
starsh, J. CO inger's latest
inventions
ross’ or
yoars
he has no
any other siaren,
the best,
Her Relection.
de Fine—Here's my new ben
net. fen’t it a daring? Only $26’ Mr
de Fine-Great snakes! You maid bon
nets could ve bought from $2 up. Mrs
de Fine—Yes, dear. This is one of the
“ups.” —New York Weekly
How's This.
We offer Ons Hundred Dollar Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cores by
Hall's Catarth Cure
F.J.Caexey & Co. Props, Toleda 0.
We, the anders! gned, have knawn F.I1. Che.
ney for the last 15 years, and believe him per.
foc tly honorable in all business traneartions
and financially able to rarry oot any obligs-
tion made by their firm ‘
West & Tnrax, Wholesale Druggists, Tolede,
Manviy,
io,
Waitmiva, Kixwaw & Wholesale
Irnggists, Toledn, Olin
tiall's Catarrls ¢ ure is taken internally, aot
ing Siraclly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces of the avetom. Price, ie per bottle,
Bold by all Druggists. Testimonials free,
Hall's Family Pills are the heat,
The German socent with which Qosen Vie-
teria bas always spoken English is sald te
have grown much more marked with age,
The Best Prescription tor Chills
and Forar is a bottle of Groves TasTELwes
Serres Toxic. It is simply iron and quinine in
a tasiciess form. No cure--no pay. Price be,
Mra.
Mrs, Lassiz, the former President of Rad-
sliffe College, is at work upon a history of
‘hat institution, of which she was the head
from ils beginning up to a very short time
ago,
Fach package nf Fursax Fapsress Dyn
eolors cither Milk. Wool or Cotton perfectly
st one boiling. Soild by all druggina,
The Kaiser bax again bean commenting on
tha mustache. Ho says: "It is the privilege
of a may and his duty, tis the emblem of
the s:rength, the superiority of bls sox.”
Ne rink Pino's Cure for Consumption 1s
only medicine for Coughs, J man TK.
Aun, Springfield, Tia. Oct sor = FINCK
lord Methuen, pho British General, has
reputation o ng the finest pistol shot
in the English Army. ”
———— BT A 300 0
nksotioms hogan rup for i" ehildran
eh ueing inflamma.
thom, all five pain, cures wind oolio. . vottle.
Senator Thomas B. Bard
" I B ard, of California,
as.one o e best co eetbons of wo
French art In America. “
SA CO NSS
To Care un Cold In One Day,
Take TIVE BROMO QUININE Tasrwrs. All
refund the money if jt iva to eure,
kW. 2'S signaturs is on each box. 20
Henry Watterson he hogan h his career
BAILEY publisher tar the "war op
NEWS FOR THE FAIR SEX.
Playmate of the Queen -Pony Farming for
Women The First Woman's College
A Requisite for Spring, etc, cI.
Playmate of the Queen.
Mrs, Middleton, who has just died al
Clapham, was in her younger
days a playmate and attendant of the
Queen, The old woman, who
hundredth birthday,
early part of the century
of the Queen's ladies In
London
passed her was
during the
inmaid to one
g. and had many stories to tell of
childhood. She was re
ipient of a substantial
Majesty on ion
waitin
the Queen's
the red
hey
cently
hie ooeens
ty.
1x of ponies is sald to be
Two titled wo
met with much
al accupation,
lights
g he hreeedis
a fascinating
Engl
this
busi
HIPSR
men in and have
SUCCESN unusu
lossors social
have gone
money § a
vernal
into it and
result
among woiuen
of
woman in Dey
ty of little Dart
The First Woman's College
colleges,
many
n to acq
e<igeation
partion
gnin
Women in New Fields
ref wor
of the law
Mise Fi
t
cently bean
Baa to Iweome a men
aepartment of Boston is
zabetli M. Taylor. who has re
regular sal
8 gradaste of
fie Boston University Law School and
a member o Suffolk
Queen Amelie of Portugal
qualified as a practicing
cently
io the
plored ut a
ary hy the is Khe is
ii
the bat
wit Jas
physician, re
knowledge
put nes and courage
test Lv tendancy
victims at the plague hospitals
nursed Dr. Pestana through Inst
&tages of the dread malady to which he
had succumbed -a malady more repul
sive nnd more contagions than cholera
A San Francisco woman who recent
Iy performed the marriage ceremony
for her daughter said: “This is the
first occasion, 1 believe, of a mother
marrying her own daughter 1
it to be understood by the witnesses
present that 1 have the power
proper authority to perform the mar
rigge ceremony, a= 1 am an ordained
minister under a 8fate charter fesumd
to the Independent Bible Society. of
which I am a missionary.”
ney n on the
Nhe
ihe
desire
For Women Military Nurses,
Red Cross women who worked dur
ing the Spanish-American war
passage of a Hill hy Congress for the
establishment of a nursing service in|
the United Statos army, The chief fen.
Women nurses in the
not more than 10 per cent, of the num
ber of sick and wounded in general and
post hospitals of fifty and up
bill provides, shall be em
and constitute the women's
service, of thie Moddieal
the army The
be a woman
hada
wards, the
ployed by
nursing
partment oi siperin
shall graduated
from a general hospital training school
for appointed by the Secretary
of War, at a salary of £2000 per an
num. All the nurses shall gradu
ates of general hospital training
schools, and be appointed by the Sur
geon-General, and they shall recelve
NUIses,
Far
ad
aon duty oniside of
United States A
appointed for every
there
on duty, at a salary of 875 po
within the lhits of the United
and $855 per month outside of
United States, In addition to the
salaries above mentioned superin
tendent of nurses and each nurse in the
women's nursing shinll be
titled to transportation and
expenses
orders,
540 per
hie
chief
when
of the
nurse may be
pital where
nurses
month
month
hos
are five or nore
the
BOrviee ©n
necessary
when traveling
under proper
Symmetry Exercises.
You already
tiy let
“T'nless
tand
spend practicing.”
Miss Elizabeth MacMartin, a
of gymnastics “Begin with
YOu
Know
Corre me advise
ten minutes
weight evenly balanced upon your
eet, though |i Fen tand
heels Kees
hrown out and then
op down amd bad
When told
imine that haa
are being pull
witty iN
nie
IMMiY
Easy Way of Cetting a 1
don't know of a
ving
nore gentoo! and
way of getting a living thinn has
rdoptid hy
sine of the women
ve mel, who are a bit
unl ‘Whe cant keep
Procession from
tied jor
eons, than the book wrote
ane of the
jurist af
of the fashionable
fn ithe swim,’
a lady
world ax she moved throagh the main
the Waldoe!
Nhe i= a
a graduate of
not mistaken
educated that she is looked upon ax an
authority
are
as In
men
ter bowing to
orridor at ‘Bliee In ane
of them very goes talker
Mawr, if 1
is so thoroughly well
bryan am
and
on all sorts of things that
not essentially fashionable,
She js
art
fins
that is
dress mit comirant
amd 1
Gineciion
as io
and
that she
iterniure happen to
with a
couple of publishing houses and with
one art auction fir. from which she
derives a very pretty penny. Her duties
are only to recommend certain
and pictures that her employers
wish to find purchasers for The
man and woman of fashion
money Know little about these matters
and they readily take hor suggestions
As to what it is best to read and what
artists it is best to patronize in order
fo be quite up to date, That woman
makes the suggestions at dinners and
teas and all of fane
where she I a welcome guest,
IY avi
boomer of
which she mil
She is as much of
way ns the wine boot.
sex are in theirs, and
they that her salaries and com
missions are something that
worth while,
very fashionable woman
about with “the sinart set
a salary frow a prominent wine firm,
Thut 1. am not so sure ag to tint,
hwoks
may
aver
and
AZe
sorta
tions,
that she ig n
hooks and pictinres of
vides the purchase,
in her
of lie
SUNpecs
BH sie
any
whe gels
under efficiont supervision of a service |
consisting of a superintendent, who
shall be a graduate of a training |
school for nurses, and of conspleuous
executive ability, and of a copa of
majority of whom shall be women.
New York Thioes,
A won wanged for child murder in
Vienna, Austriz, a fow days ago was
the first woman exeented in that eity
since 1800, and the first fu the Austrian
THE BLACK WALNUT.
Out of Fashion in This Country, but Lurope
Is Eager For It
great size often reached hy this
the richness of the
the nniqgue beanty
sometimes found in burls, knot
and in the eur] of the
onspire to the
all
iter in
dark-brown
of
ree,
grain,
, Teath
ull
choice
th
Is, roots,
this fost
of
wr
nuke
out natiy
the Ber
and high-priced
words says a
Quarterly
Twenty
Wis
of
{iiiw
five years ago walnut
the manufacture
finisbings in
adroitly
darkly
use of
nelvely used in
fine
country,
frew
snl
manufacturers
the
furniture
bint
aitention to beauty of
und the
greatly declined
tnined quartered oak,
the rarer wond has
ut all this time the
walnut logs has
nlly, thonght quietly,
tracting little
volmine of
larg: 1
fhe A
Efis
search for Hine
black gone
the
On RYs
nile trade
attention, though
handled has been
to sone extent in
Massachu
sONree of
lumber
hough found
tinntic Btates from
sonthwiard, the great
i! central portions of
he
ailuvial bot
supply has been
walnut
have allowed
Where the Canads Uocsc Breeds
' ¢
ceding plaes
n the neighbor io
and in northern
Hand, It js
¥
(inns o 1 hime
a joyfn
an
hts
dance
tong the
111; and
existed amor
with the 2:
long amd dd
-
im nde] isa
akon 1?
YOR WO
Ave
nada goose is
ire Known only
smdured great i
1t was cormputed not
T4000
1g hunger,
that not
killed snnually by the In
f Hudson Bay, and that
1.200.000 Jeave thelr
by the Hudson Hay
the Routh, - Correspon
York Sun,
fewer than
Are
not
breed
ine
ian
rounds
git for
New
Collecting Graadiather’'s Clocks.
ie enllecting of old-fashioned high
rrandfather’s clocks, which
few years ago, brought nearly
the old pieces of this sort into
dealers and the
was a
CTR 0
nll of
the possession of the
vollstors and stimulated the counter
of them. foun
are clever
fetting Rome of these
terfelits enongh to deceive
the average amateny, The finest col
lotion of old Yankee clocks in New
York City is owned by William Curtis
Gibson who has spent much money and
time in making it. Mr. Gibson began
buying Yankee clocks several years
ARO. and he secured some valuable
specimens from antique dealers in this
vity who did not appreciate them
CRN of some of these old Yankee
clocks are as gracefnl in design and as
fine in finish as the best of the old
hall clocks, An old New Jersey clock
maker wiso had been storing a dozen
or more Yankee clocks for many years,
valuing them at abont what the cases
wore worth for kindling wood, learned
a short time ago that collectors were
picking up such clocks and hessold ali
tint he owned at prices that seemed
to him extravagant. He bad taken
these clocks in exchange for new metal
ease clocks and be thought them to
Iw almost worthless, The dealer who
bought them sold the clocks for two
and three times what he pald for them,
New York San.
Sign of Impending Trouble,
“Superstitions!” he exclaimed. "Of
I wat down
to dinner as one of oa party of thir
the thirteenth of the
month and thirteen
“And one of them died?’
“You, sir. One of them died.”
“How soon after the dinner?”
“Thirteen yoars after.
it's a dead sure thing that somebody In
| golug to die sometime."
My Hair
Was
C oming Out
“ Aboot a year ago my har
wis coming ovt very fat, 1
bought 2 bottle of Ayer's Har
Vigor to stop this. It not only
Roped the falling, but also
made my hair grow very raprdly,
until now it 13 45 inches 1n §
length and very thick.” — Mrs, §
A. Boydstos, Atchison, Kans,
July 5, 899.
It Feeds
the Hair
Have you ever thought why §
your hair 13 falling out ?
because you 2rc St: ving yout
hair. If this starvation continues
your hair will continue to fall.
There 13 one good hair food.
It 1s Ayer's Har Vigor, It goes
right to the roots of the bur
and gives them just the food
that they nced. The bar stops
falling, becomes healthy, and
grows thick sad long.
Ayer's Hur Vigor will do
another thing, slso: it always
restores color to faded or gray
haar, All droggists.
It is
SLES a bettie.
Write the Doctor
1f you do not obtain all the benefits you
Gesire from the use of the V igor, write
the Doctor about it. He will tell you just
the right thing to do, and wil
bis book on the Mair and Boal
request it Address,
Dr. J. C. Aver, Lowel]
3
« Mans
Dog na & Mall Carrer.
New York Times
al a house
the
A woman called
Brook
ietier
on lafayetie avenue.
day, bearing a
the residing
day
Rimost
iyn, other
addressed 10
it bad been mailed the
bul the address was
The woman explained she had a
young collie which was in the habit of
picking up and playing with articles
he found on the sidewalk Bhe had
been out walking with him when she
noticed that be was playing with a Jet
ter, which he had evidently found. She
took it from him, and, finding that it
had not been opened, she called at the
address and delivered it It was
found about a block away from its
address, and had probably beer drop-
ped the sidewalk by & letier car
The owner talks of getting a po
sition as mall carrier for her coule.
iady there
previous,
effaced
that
on
rier
Mall Once in
There are scores
country where only
every fourteen days
Twe Weeks Only,
of pisces in
one moail
ihis
Comes
BMPs PPIBORDY,
1900
There is every good
regron why
St. Jacobs Oil
should cure
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
LUMBAGO
SCIATICA
for the reel of (he reptury., One ov
SUFOT RL TORPON Tee] GOR (UY
SURELY AND PROMPTLY
(POTATOES! 3%:
Losgent fads NIT ATE Senwmuss in Boome ew
PricosBL20 8 Yi Rastuseusyiavisat Gs pn
“n, . MATA SEED €0., 14 CRORE, WIN. 4. oY
0 9 9% 9% 9% 9 6 4% BN)
BOY SWALLOWS FISHHOOK,
Fils Life Saved by a Common Souse
Fhysiolan.
Eafly
career,
in my husband's profess nal
says the wife of a busy physi-
cian in What to Eat, he was called in
haste to the assistance of a boy who
in some way had succeeded in lodging
a fishhook in his throat. It was such
a4 queer accident that not
help laughing over it, despite the grav
ity of the Arming himself wi
various instruments for the dislodging
of foreign bodies in the throat,
young tor hurried away to
upon arrival, the features of the case
entirely changed by the lad having
swallowed the hook The parents
were naturally much alarmed over the
outcome of the unheard-of accident,
and in the excitement everybody was
prescribing what to do. Some were for
pouring emeties down his throat oth-
ere suggested the stomach pump or a
knife as the only means of sav ng his
life, while others were for dosing him
liberally with ol} While questioning
the boy regarding the size and so
forth, of the hook, merely to gain tims
for thought, my husband le calling com -
mon sense 10 his aid, directed that
boy be allowed to eat all the solid
could io digest being
aware that the safely of the dell
through
pass depended solely
points in a m
rotect the sur
we could
CANS,
the
Gor find,
tha
food he Manage
ale
Organs which the hook mus
on imbedding its
cruel ass of solids, so as
mnding tissues. The
amount of potatoes and
other solids
bread, meat
4
that that
boy managed to
evening aston
iene } something
the
se capacity of oy's stomach
’
put out of
d
of
Only 3 was al-
owed, and pli, the young doctor was
the follow
method of
and
not
gratified,
ing day
treating
practical
likely to
peat the
that it
other
thet his origina
fishhooks was both safe
This is an accident
become epidemic, but | re
formula, not knowing but
might prove advantageous In
CINeTrgencies, » BOmelimes
Be w jagged edged
needles, tacks or
swallowed
ICH Aas
Aen any sharp or
&8 pins,
dave
vdies, such
bits of glass heen
A. PF. A.
Cassidy Did ye hear o' the turrible
thing happened the Aherns
baby? Mulligan—Hurted at the christ.
asgidy-—~Hurted? Shure
They
Pa tric
teh
entoirely called
k Ahern
Think av the init it! —Philadel-
phia Press
Dr. Bulls
The best re medy for
O onsumption. Cures
Coughs, Colds, Gri pe,
Broachitis, H OArse-
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i, Crous Smal ck sy re res
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DARKNESS : DAYLIGHT
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WITH INTRODUCTION
REV. LYMAN ABBOTT
Hastrated with 280 wapert engraviags
mi op Hgmd getoors phe of veal We silste ce
od mpeed 41. Everyone innghs and cries over
Lomad Agents ars selling if by thousands E37 J OOO
more Agen's wanted all thee ngh the South mer
and women S001 S200 » seonth made. tend
farms fo Apenis Address MARTFORD
i Ri. I=FING Co. Raritferd, Conn.
W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 & 3.50 SHOES {io
Bo $4 to $6 compared
BIS av
R ay
with other makes.
indorsed by over
1.000 000 wearers.
The gemwine have W_ LL
Douglas’ mame and pres
stamped on bottom. Take
so subeitute claimed 10 be
as good Your dealer
should keep them if
wot, we will send a pair
Of rece] of (Yue ang ec
carriage. State kind of jeather
size, and sdth, einin or can toe. at, free
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amu
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