The number of murders he million inhabitants is, in England, 5.13; in Ger- many, 5.45; in France, 11. 55: in Austria, 1542; in Italy, 76.11; and in Spain, 44.70. There are now twenty- nine women of title in England who were American girls, including four duchesses and two countesses. PITSpermanentis Iv eared, No fits or nervous. ness after first day's yse of Dr. Kline's Great NerveRastorer. $2irial bottlo and treatisefree Dr.R.H. Evrixe, Ltd. o ‘1 Arch St, + Phila. Pa. There are people who seem to take more interest in our affairs than we do our selves, ¢’s Roothing Rvrup for children teething, soften the gums, reduces inflamma- tion, allays pain cures wind colle, 25e . a bottle ervation is the first law of na 10st women try to look well pre oi Jamsure Piso's Cure for Consumpton saved my life three years ago.—Mns Troxas Ros- »1xs, Map! e St. » Norwich, N Y., Feb, 17, 1980, Some men believe in making others re spect them, even if they have to do it with a club JUNE TInt BurrER CoLoRr makes top of the market butter. It's all ri ght to have a hobby, if you keep it to yourself. Catarrh Cured at Home. Three preparations in one packase. Ask your dealer for “Dr. Hartley's Great Remedy.” Be sure you get it. Typhold Fever, The average mortality from typhoid fever is three times as great in Amer ican as in Europ. ci The cities in the United States which suffer most from the disease are Washington, Chi- Boston, Philadelphia and Provi- in that order. tal LI€S, cago, Wee, $100 Reward. S100, The readers of this paper will be pletsedts learn that there is at least one dreaded dis eases that science has been able to cure in all itsstages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity, Catarrh being a con. stitutional disease, requires a constituti treatment. Hall's CatarrhCureistaken nally, acting directly upon thea blood and cous 1 arfaces ¢ of the Sys: em, thereby destroy- ing the foundation of the « disease, und giving the patient strength by building uj On stitution and assisting nature in “doing its work. The proprietors have so much faithin its curative Pe ywers that they%ffer One Hun- dred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure, Send for list of testimonials, Address F. J. Caexex & Co., Toledo, O, Sold by Druggists, 75¢. Hall's F amily Pills are the best, l= he Mining in Mexico. Mexico is rapidly becoming the great. est of mining countries. One hundred and sixty-four new mines were regis- tered in one month recently. Of these nineteen were gold, forty-eight gold and silver, while ty-eight pro- duced no precious metal. only for in rrance are ‘““1 have made a most thorough trial of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and am prepared to say that for all dis- eases of the lungs it never disap- points.”’ J. Early Finley, Ironton, O. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral won't cure rheumatism ; we never said it would. It won’t cure dyspepsia; we never claimed it. But it will cure coughs and colds of all kinds. We first said this sixty years ago; we've been saying it ever since. Three sizes: 25¢c., 30c., $1. | | | All druggists, Consult your doctor, If he says take i then do as he says. If he tells you A to take it, then don’t take it. He knows. Leave it wits Jim. We are willing . C. AYER CO. Lowell, Mass, Is extensively nsed everywhere in the world wherever the muzzle loader has given way 10 the breech loader, It is made in the largest and best equipped cartridge factory in exis: tence, This accounts for the uniformity of its products, Tell your dealer ** U, M. C."" whan be asker “What kind?" Catalog free, The Union Metallic Cartrid BRIDGEPORT, © 288 w Agency, 313 Broadway, New York Clty, Ke ¥o~ “1 find Onacarsts 30 good that 1 would not be torpid liver and headache, Ousearste Candy Cathartie 1 feel very much better I shall eortainiy recommend thom to my friends a8 the best medicine 1 have over seen.” Anna Bazines, Osborn Mill No. 3, Fall River, Mass. Best For The Bowels Ep THE KEYSTONE STATE Latest News of Pennsylvania Told io i Short Order. 1:—Hugh R. Ashby David C. Berry, Sax- grantee d, wrench; Urie E. Dennis apparatus; Jos searing for roll Foote, Erie, stool; Pittsburg, automatic brake attachments; Pittsburg, eraser Hooper, Pittsburg James F. James, holding and lower- ¢ for hing Pittsburg, : Frank D \ Given, with ok, liam bridge: oisting, Allegheny, ant for feeding material to blast fur Joseph S. ewis, Milton, key- He Merceder, Braddock, rgINg appar atus Harry WwW Meyers, Littanning, trol « Theron R. Pa mer f pneumatie ory de rail Dominick A. C for Steel- wells; Cam 1 1 HY, inder; Spring , EX- The gras arrive cked by the kitchen struck her full made of rag wit} flames spre a to her garments to the he the most n the men atta a blaz 4 with ated face satur nl The and then After Fayette and Mrs use, sénsational trial in County in twenty years Mr W. C. Arnold, charged with murder of their new-born babe walked from the courtroom at Union people, the jury having verdict of not guilty after forty-six hours’ deliberation. Rev. William H. Jackson, colored, of West Grove, is in jail at West Chester, charged with threatening his wife, whe is employed at the Darlington resi lence, in East Bradford Township. He was in jail somé time ago for beating his wife. Miss Elizabeth Mayer, of Creamery, Skippack Township, committed suicide 5y hanging herself with a rope in the xyoodshed, at the rear of her home Her parents were absent from home at he time. Miss Mayer was 31 years of ige and has been ailing for a number of wears A milk wagon drive secea Danner wa traci: by Reading Ratlway Crossing in Famaqua. Although the wagon was femolished and Miss Danner was hurl *d through the front window directly mider the haonfs of the horses, she es saped with slight bruises, John Fillmire and Casimir Pokinski nave been held in bail for court by Magistrate Bair, at Pottstown, on the ‘harge of Stealing. brass journals from mines in the plant of the Glasgow ‘ron Company. Thefts of brass fitting: ‘rom the engine rooms of iron woks Have Leen oning an (ae same time 15 i Miss Re 2 locomo Ww ive at a COMMERCIAL REVIEW, General Trade Zounditlons. R. G. Dun & Company's Weekly Re. view of Trade says:—Business has made moderate progress during the | past week, despite unusual opposition { from the elements, When all other in- | dustries are to a considerable degree dependent upon agricultural conditions, | reports of serious injury to crops by | cold and wet weather are not calculated | to stimulate confidence. Subsequent | corrections indicated that the amount i of damage had been exaggerated, as { usual, and prospects brightened. Man- | ufacturing plants are well occupied as rule, even the textile mills reporting idle machinery, and at Chicago is notable pressure for imple- and hardware Lumber is in la { less : there | ments Payments are seasonably prompt where late crops delay settle- and the outlook for Fall and s contains much that is VIVES, except ment The outlook for still a good one. Noth. tual shortages indicated, probably in- is Over the good aver in pros eot's Bradstr averag save" “1'Ons 15 Li ¥ i nature cecurred of ac 19001, opinion view that the boom mndustr none tained that a Winter trade ing in such and is trade trade : 1 18 1ess "Iain main and 1s New York, No. 2, 58¢; Phila No. 2, s6@s6'4; Baltimore No Hay—We large bales, $17.00@1 hy $16,000 N quote: ifs © lozen, 22¢: GO oc: Imitations ree, 60-1bs, - Separator athered {roc 11@ti4e; do, ibs, 11%4@i1134. Live Stock Chicago —Cattle—~Good to prime $3.006.00; poor to medium ockers and feeders $2.50 $1.5004.50; heifers $2.00 14.80; canners $1.50@2.60; bulls $2.00 714.60; calves $Sa350@7.10; Texas fed steers $3.00004.40; Western steers $3.25 14. 50 Hogs—Mixed and butchers’ 85.60G16.20; good to choice heavy $5.85 6.10: rough heavy $5.50008.7 hight bulk of sales $5 6% 6.00, Sheep—-Good to choice wethers $3.28 (1.4.00; fair to choice mixed $2253.25; vative lambs $3.50016.10. Herrs Island —Cattle steady: choice $5.30(5.50; prime $5 1000)8.20; fair $37% 4.2% Hogs higher; prime healy £6.250006.135 ; mediums $6.5506.00; heavy Vorkers $6556.60: light Yorkers $6.50006.85; pigs $6000.28: roughs $4.00005.00. Sheep weak: best wethers $3004.15; culls and common $1.50600 choice lambs calves R00. 217 20; # (IWS ste 4.15; « Ad : 2.00; $3 Em £¢ 57 Ceviriie we HOSTS INDUSTRIAL AND SCIENTIFIC NOTES. The Hebrew millionaires in America number 115. Half the novels printed in France are exported, The maximum draft for vessels pass ing the Suez Canal is now 26 feet 3 inches. The railways of the United States haul 1000 tons of freight a vear for each employe. It takes six years for grass 10 grow where sheep have pulled it up and tramnled WORN ut, DR N Are Most Women in Summer —Pe-ru-na is a Tonic of Efficiency. it so w COPOOEEOPOVEELIS COLE RFEIVIPIHORELEPOELOOIOPIe OSEPHI~E MORRIS, 238 Carroll St., ¢) Brooklyn, N. Y., writes: “Peruna fine medicine to take tune the vear, but | have found it pecially helpful to withstand the wear and tear of the hot weather, I have taken it now for two sun rs, and feel that has wept my system free from malaria, ar also kept me from having that worn-out, drfagged-out which Women have “1 therefore have that think it is the finest tonic world.’ o Be] whine Morris, Peruna is frequently used as a tion of the effects of hot weather bath is to the skin, Peruns is to mu- | and cous membranes Bathing keeps the skin | rest healthy, Peruna makes the mucous mem If brance clean and healthy, With the skin and mucous membranes good workisl rder, hot weather withstood with very little ing reguent Ds Ig of Peruna is of bot weather 7 any of it it bie WOOK $0 many no hesitancy in saying in the and \ lisa matiga why What a | ¢ the i m Can De full with an occasional use Lo mitigate the horrors Many ladies have discov sure Ww. DOUGLAS $3.20 50 1 $3 SHOES iy You can save from 83 to $5 year) A. wearing W. L. Douglas $5.50 or $3 shoes They equal those that have been Sons ing you from £4.00 to 85.00, The im mense sale of W. LL. Douglas shoes proves thelr superiority over all other makes Sold by retail dealers ev Look for name price on bottom. That Douglas uses Cor. ona Colt proves there is value in Douglas shoes, Corona Is the highest grade Pat. Leather made, 5009 Fast Color Eyelels use d r Our $4 Gilt dge li annot be 0 ¢ Rhoes by mail, 5 cents extra. iustrated Catalog free. W. L. DOI GLAS, Brockton, Mans, AGGED OUT, Mrs. Tressie ashville, Nelson, 422 Broad Si. Tenn., writes: ‘As Peruna has done me I feel in duty in hopes that may meet the eye of some wo- + ® ereoesesseon ! shoe where, avd anag mewhere and really life was Peevoeseeeceer oman of me and I have no more life looks brights NO MORE. CURLS IN YOUR HAIR Carpenter's 0x HARROW POMADE BEWARE OF YY Ye out and keeps vr ur ® Alpin spl lendid Takes them ‘ Leod Wray : # why you y perfun PRICE, 25 C C At the Drag Bi receipt of B Address, CARPENTER & CO., Louisville, Ky. A T E N T S, TRADE - AIK AND PENSIONS, re You Interested? wen nade out of Patent lnrs are appropr of hot weather been In depress: rigors th attributing ppear when they Be IH 80 pop provides clean the clean mucous on the of £5 have to ma use Peruna par with the 10 me ns of dollars have rade. Mares erat BREE, writ » WLS COMPANY, AVE, Wash ri ndorinati THE W, Wills Building, ii. vou do not derive and use of Peruna once Dr. Hartman, givine a statement of vour case, and he will be valuable advice Jou is prompt satis 0 CURES Whit et Best £ awh Brrup. Sanitarium, An Artic Railway. antic fesourc new Hip, back, | Swelling of | 1 dropsy signs Aching backs are eased and loin pains overcome the limbs, rheumatism vanish, They correct urine with sediment, high colored, excessive, pain in passing, dribbling, frequency. Doan's Kidney Pills dissoive and remove calc ul gravel telieve heart palpita. | Jx i ang ! Dos : 3% ans brick-dust me 1s and Ee |Ayer’s Pills are good liver pills. You know that. The best family laxative you can buy. | They keep the bowels regular, cure constipation. fos Lowell, Mass. Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black 7 Use BUGHIBANY DYE an —— A ——— ROS | ‘Dest dre eosin He began to pain LE an A , his life saved by HFyinccicine ever made. Lundred millions bave been the United i 3s to-day a well boy sn’s Kidney Pills RupoLes Minis, the wa _Iea ceived ne Ky -—] re d : did I had bladd to get up oft cep well ; ne RB is g 3. L Hrs | arising fr relieved or common Is IY in tion ness, sleeplessness, beadache, nervous | Tern Crry, Inn. —1 received the frec trial of Doan's Kidney Pilla They are I had an awful pain in my sills the ike splendid. back ; on taking the me right away and man. — Stephen Schaefer Mrs. Appz Axpaews, RF. D. No. 1 Bropurap, Wis, writes: 1 received the free trial of Doan’s Kidney Pills with much benefit My Mttle nephew was suffering terribly with kidney troubl from scarlet fever. Two doctors led to help him and he finally went into spasms Doan’s pain left n t 8 hew feel His father gave him Kidney Pil ills and from the second dose The Origin of Py rography. named from nster it a century was one im his home at fireplace was an and it occurred to Cranch that this expanse of wood might improved by a little ornamentation He picked up the poker, heated it red | hot and began to sketch in a bold de sign. The result pleased him so much | that he elaborated his work and began to attempt other fire pictures on panels | of wood These met with a ready sale, | and Cranch soon gave all his time to | his new art. This was the beginning | of what is now known as pyrography. ; The poker artist of today uses many | different shaped tools and has a spe- cial furnace in which they are kept | heated. The art has been elaborated | greatly. The knots, curls and fibres of | aAg0 an artist day in Ax mi oaken ma anding Of ire Over the n fo leed teipiece, be | from the st serted bealth th-t | cured by Tabules. { speak highly of | sell them ! enough for the Family Bottle ‘a bouse | generally | minutes, DROPSY sox aiceyr om: i quiek relief and cures word | esses. Book of testimonials and 10 da ye’ trestmeni Free. Dr KE RB. GREER 8 S0NE, Box B, At anita. Ge there benefited or of Ripans them and druggists package Is and giXly cents, contains supply for a year. One within twenty the occasional u *hy know All The five-cent an ord PRICE 30 CEMYS, A WPRLAYILL TU r nary occassion, hoid P.O. gives fief re : STATE... 5 For free ¢ Porter Milbers ] spree iv Dneuibc send, write address ob sopes rate Bip MEDICAL ADVICE FREE. REPEATING RIFLES } ER No matter what your preferences are about a rifle, some one of the eight different Winchester models Winchester Rifles are made in calibers suita- ble for shooting any game, from rabbits to grizzly bears, and in many styles and weights, Whichever model you select, you can count on its being well made and finished reliable in action and a strong, accurate shooter. FREE: Our 160-page Nlestrated catalogoe. WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. NEW MAVEN, CONN. AA A ARAN A wood are often worked into the de- sign and delicate tinting produced by ! scorching the panel Since the great volcanic disturbances in the Windward Islands it has been impossible to maintain unbroken cable connections between the islands of Martinique and Guadaloupe, and the French government has established wireless telegraph service between the two. The distance exceeds one hun- dred miles, At her home, in Broadway, England, Mrs. Mary Anderson Navarro has be- come a successful raiser of chickens. The maximum draft for vessel pass. ing the Suez Canal is now 26 feet 3 inches. ASTHMA TAYLOR'S ASTHMA REMEDY will cure any case of Asthma by persistent use. Regu lar size box, by mail, 35¢.; three for $1.00. T. Taylor & Ce., Green Cove Springs, Fla. 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