Stops Tickling All serious lung troubles be- gn with a tickling in the throat. You can stop this at first in a single night; a dose at bedtime puts the throat at complete rest. Aver’s Cherry Pectoral The cure is so easy now, it’s astonishing any one should run the risk of pneumonia and con- sumption, isn'tit? For asthma, eroup, whooping-cough, bron- chitis, consumption, hard colds, and for coughs of all kinds, Ayer’'s Cherry Pectoral has been the one great family medi- cine for sixty vears. : Three sizes: 25c., 50c., $1.00. Ar ——— ts He — = I your druggist cannot supply you, send us one dellar and we will express a largo hottie to you, all charges prepaid ® sure yon give us your Tes. axpress office. Address J.C AvER( oll, Maw i i i i Thirty thousand women spend thelr lives in driving and steering the canal in Southern and Midland Eng- The Best Prescription for Chills It ts simply fron sand quinine in | No cure--no nay. Price le. | 80 scarce in Gers | fs experienced in Farm hands are that difficulty i i ror Billousneas, | To pid Liver, ludigestion, 81. k Headaches, Cra { Oiehard Water is a specific, The average weight of a sheep fleece The Lest is the cheapest, Carter's Ink is the best, yet it costs uo wore than the poorest. Ireland sends annually 44,000 tons of | some 640,000,000 in round num- bers—to England alone. Each package of l vivax Faperess ly) colors either Silk, Wool or Cotton perfectly at one boiling. Sold by all druggists, The Lines Tightening. i “I suppose you know, "Lige,” remark- | ed Senator Lotsmun, “that the legisia- | tures the States are beginning to make laws declaring the practice of | giving tips a crime?” “Yes, said the colored porter sleeping car, briskly applying the broom the illustrious man's | “Nex' t'ing, I reckon, dey'll | . crime for ‘ 1 AOT [Nal a poor ms Of of sub,” hisk 0 a Jones we sayin’ it's a Lige rather suspicious Avera 1 WV Sole Importer: WILLS PILLS---8133 Forunly 10 Cents ’ Ww days + smth, anc pat 3 3 6 Ww § @y Tigut at your how » R. B. Wills Medicine Company 24 gilza- both St. Hagerstown, Hd, Braness J) does 129 indians Ave.,, Washington, D. real Heliof. bothered with bend and make a movement with them a somes in my left *But,” asked the mgly, “why make su “Well, if for a man to get on you'd let me kn: Songht *Doctor, I'm pain. When | ont by arms TWAT omi-¢ you (Greene's the blood It seeks out the 0narsing in the morning r in the world sells it, L Label with B UE led Centre Panel, SAXLEMNER, 130 Fulton St. N.Y, a sheep six To Core a Cold In One Day. Take Laxarive Browo Quinte Tasiers A dru refund » money if I% falls wo ours, LROVE'S siguature is on — surfed 3 t git und t 3X. sach ix In 1890 the products of the nted to $619.000.000 in 1898 to 3.000, 000 and If you want vod pp ligestion to wait up- you shou'd always chew i Frutt t er strength failed the pleasure out of life and suffering. The ideal It en- A few nights acquired strength. Or. Greene’s NERVURA FOR THE BLOOD AND NERVES. cn By every duty and every plan for pleasure! The new color in her cheeks shows the potent work of the vegetable ele- ments in Ner- vura. This woman is now a Lod here is the certain help. boro, Mass., says: “1.was suffering from nervous ness, caused by female weakness snd nervous prostration | was #0 ner- vous and weak [ could not go up a common pair of stairs without stopping to rest, and troubled to sleep at night. took Dr. Greene's Nervura and have obtained my old elastic stop around the house, After creeping around for two Jones, hardly able to do anything, t has proved a boon to mo truly. READ DR. GREENE’S OFFER. Dr. Greene's advice Is free to all who seck either personal at his y 33 W, 14th rests New york hy, or fetter roug the mall, All who are broken in health should call or write without delay to Nervura’s dis. coverer for froe counsel, bramestieo Animals, to learn from the there are about one- barns or other in- ting domestic animals as there are farms in all our domain, that is, that there are nearly 2,000,000 such shelters of ereatures which serve man- kind, apart from farms and ranges. There are nearly 3,000,000 horses in nonrural possessions in the land, and of these 124,128 are in New York city; Chicago has 71,183 of them; Philadel- phia, 45,819; St, Louis and Boston coma next, with 27 horses 27,624 and none large It is interesting last census that third ax many gar and 25,226 of the other There are 162,115 mules employed for York has only 600 of these, and about the same, while New uses 3430, and St. Louls, Bal- and Kansas City count them figures Among all the 100,000 inhabitants, New Orleans al Aino, four cilies of ave excepting timber of goats, Chicago, the Chicago's greatest swine, for those at the stock yards on a given iay have been counted in, and they, ke h outnumber those of all ike Der caitia, Course ar elt of The ¥ jes, curious of for example, cows for every would mean within milk report in sgard to the iry cows: in New York, 63 dairy pre sents |SOme numbers here are only 00,000 inhabitants; which milk famine if the kine ipality supplied the a good de ems 1 COWS fex- are for a like towns like rs must find witht ’ . soted of ‘ the gate in dalry within s Dmaha, for imple, and in Los Angeles tan WS there nore thousand out in nmerai n the Beg your p> Hite beggar, ed of began badly in ia par money I wonder if you kind give lady, suspi you a pen ith “Your generosity me, ma'am. I'd Tickled told that it Wilson] the fowl so palate the chef to prepare would tickle my Did he obey? Yes, he the rit 1 r : “ ¥ {i800 left the feathers on her ie filling it with discontent and weak women is Dr. AS FAR AS | KNOW, said a person one night, naught in this what Is just right; want both world but to eat and to wear, flowers | gather are fragrant and fair, glad song, Wrong. “All the people I know are loyal and kind, I am contented in body and mind; about folks who awfully bad, About souls that are weary and hearts that are are sad, i { “Dut, girls,” we to do?” “Precisely what he has always done suid Helen. no, Helen!” talk so. sald Saba, “what , ve us, to alone, Kate, the Wis our “10t him pleaded little Remember, he ix be got, “And what has he retorted Helen, bitterly, “That don't signify.” is old and feeble, That is enoug! “Saba right,” urged musn't ever done for reasoned Baba, He needs our in John be alone.” “But what “We can't bring “No,”' sald Baba his pine “And can we do?’ said here!” “1 him him would bre awn heart take fr We 10 an forests, must go to him’ who fight, 1 know everything is all jut as far as right. nl ODIc Ww ho doe many That ot worst Kind of suffer That women are wicked and men And But I i attirm th hese ries are Three Working Girls. BY BELEN FURREMT conld than expended sin poor, homeless girls, feeling “I don't with grim “1 am so t in being red of bread and butter™ sighed little Kate some of the mother “Oh. “Oh, if 1 could only have stewed grapes that used to make!” that reminds taking a letter off heard from old wants us to buy net for her if lar and a half; and to look out for a for Louisa Jane's winter frock. She wants the very best qual ity. and she can’t go higher than thir ty-seven cents a yard, And she wishes to kaow If are acquainted with ne," the Mrs a fashionab! said Sabn mantel Pinkney “I've She fall bo: dol “my wut » ise 3 We can gel POL a we " price, Helen shrugged her shoulders, “She must think we have plenty of % “Thirty-seven cents a yard!” cried little Kate. “And a fall hat for a dol lar and a half. Does the woman ex- pect impossibilitios ¥ “But that isn't all” “Unele John is very poor. sald Ehe thinks i and all 1 kn about But she always makes me think of a wild flower Uncle firesid 1 His niece's came. The fire of birch gloriously up the WOrks giore, . t's Pw John Jaycox was sitting by letter blazed liis fogs pair of fat, home-run candles glittered on the table. In all the room there was no evidence of griping poverty “Yes,” John chimmuey; a said Uncle to a tall me, Israel Penfield. t's gettin’ much for me to manage alone. But as for some woman to keep house for me, that Anastasia Grixon has been fool enough to marry old Simpson Eh? what?-a letter? I'm obleeged to Stop and take a warm while I read it, and I'll git you a basket of gilliflower apples to carry afterward, too ove “Uncle John!" said Kate. “Poor!” echoed Helen, “But what has become of all his money?" said little Kate, intently knit ting her brows, | ulars, about the sewing society, ehicken cholera, off go many of her fowls.” and the i { features, “Rakes . alive!” said he, stamping “What in cre- ation does all this mean? | guess we'll enough housekeepers, Israel my three nieces from New York a-comin’ to live with me, because Mrs, Pinkney here has writ ‘em that I've lost my property. And they're goin’ to take care of me. Well, 1 “I didn't write no sich!” whined mining stocks!” sald little Kate, 1 meant the lumbago aad { rheamatiz, 1 “” didu’t say nothin’ about money “Well, no matter what what you diaa’t say,” d John, crumpling up the lstiter in baud and staring gals think I'm or Uncle his “The and they're com and Howe {oF me In my old age I don't know why it,” he added, with a stricken “1 never did nothin’ for 1 Kate and Helen are my sister 1's darters, and Saba is And they're work- in’ for a livin’, and 1 more'n 1 know It's on JHA I BO un vou sald clared at the fire, por, here to make a bless their they should in’ support me, hearts! do CONnRLIence- face, And Ja } Hepsy 8 CY nem. Feitit Cla vir got saame, ‘ve Israel alwavs Peo 4 wed at Israel We car to afford do pleas. our umbere of and off con States of it of and know country be. in books Not gings will a condition nt 2 ans, which a German physician calls Americanitis, Caspar Whitney, in Outing a healthful #ire # ra system make States citizen Europes gide-paths ble for au for bicy United means to their own cad will YORE moderats soe something wha of sides be amor Ameri prevail Board of Green Cloth - its Functions. You have heard much of the Board of Green Cloth, but probably you do not know what its functions are and the need of it from a financial point of view. First, it takes its name from a green cloth spread over the table at which the board sits This board is presided over by the Lord Steward, who, with the inferior officers, sits to pass the accounts of the royal house- hold. It is the countinghouse of the Queen's establishment, and at the same time a little court of justice, offenders no servant of the household can be arrested for debt, so to Be a queen's servant Is to some extent on a par with being a member of Parliament. —- Pearson's Weekly. ——————— lowa's Unenviable Di fowa is one of the few states not represented in Statuary ball at the national capital and members of Con- gress from the Hawkeye state are considering whether it is not time to abolish the uneaviable distinction. sss
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