ECTE5CE.
'KFTRrriON IX KGJ. -f
frof. Fresenius, of "Wiesbaden, af
ter a long series of chemical analyses,
declared that an egg contains as much
pourishmeutas a pound and an ounce of
cherries, a pound and a quarter of
grapes, a pound and a half of russet
apples, two pounds of gooseberries and
four pounds of pears, and that 14
pounds of grapes, 127 pounds of rus
set apples, llJ2 pounds of pears and
827 pounds or plums are equal in
nourishment to 100 pounds of potatoes.
AN XrEHIMF.XT OS EIFFEL.
M. Do Fonvlclle has made yer
curious electrical experiments at the
summit of the Eiffel tower. Some, it
is considered, will lead to important
oiiMJ.:rationf of a scientiiic character.
The atrnof pin-re round the tower at
this elevation is free from all influence
of the soil, as would be the case at the
top of a Tiiounlnin, and the air is in an
eitarordinary active state of electricity.
The tower will, it is said, be the
mo-t perfet conductor of electricity
during a storm, and all within will be
in a Rial'; of entire immunity against
all danger from lightning. The pret
ty iilrii has lieen suggested of havuig a
carillon of bell at the top, which Will
play every two hours.
Hl.MOVAL OK TATTOO MARKS.
I lie following method is recom
.ocikIcI bv M. Variot in the llevut
M-iKiitJiiiie: Tlie skin is first covered
w ith a concentrated solution of tannin,
and retattooed with this in the parts to
ue cleared, then an ordinary nitrate
of silver crayon is rubbed over these
parts, which become black by forma
tion of t:innste of silver in the super
ticial layer of the dermis. Tannin
powder is sprinkled on the surface
several tiim-i a day for some days to
dry it. A dark crust forms, which
loses rolor in three or four days, and,
in a fortnight or so, comes away, leav-
ing a reddish scar, f iee r tattoo marks,
and, in a few month, little noticeable
It is well to do the work in patches
about tliH size of a five franc piece at a
time. The person can then go on with
Lis usual occupation.
SOAF3TOSE AND ITS USES.
A writer in a London .journal calls
attention to the unappreciated uses and
preservative qualities of the soapstone,
a material, he savs which possesses
what may be regarded as extarordinary
qualities in withstanding atmospheric
influences, those especially which have
so much to do with the corrosion of
iron and steel, and from experiments
inado it is said that no other materia
is capable of diking hold of the fiber
of iron and steel so readily and. firmly
as this, lu China soapstone is largely
used for preserving structures built of
sandstone and other stones liable to
crumble from the effects of ihe atmos
phere; and the covering with powder
ed soap&iomi in the lorin or paint on
some ohelisks in that country, conv
posed of stone liable to atmospheric
deterioration, has been the means of
preserving thcui intact for hundreds of
ytars.
TnotniTTi or the Drrxa.
Tn the Sooiete do Biologic, Fere
aiflii med that a dving person in his last
moments thinks of the chief events of
his life. lVrsons resuscitated from
drowning, epileptics with grave at
tacks, persons dying and already uncon
rVuis, hut momentarily brought back to
consciousness by ether injections to
utter their last thoughts revert to mo
mentous events of their life. 6uch an
ether injection revives once more the
normal disposition of cerebral activity,
already nearly extinguished, and it
might be possible at this moment to
learn of certain important events of the
past life. r.rown-f?equard mentions
the remarkable fact that persons who,
in consequence of grave cerebra affec
tions have been jparalyzetl for years,
get back at once when dying their
sensibility, mobility, and intelligence.
All such facts clearly show that at the
moment of dissolution important
changes take place, reacting upon the
composition of the blood and the func
tions of the organs.
CONSUMPTION OF TIES.
Assuming the entire railroad srstem
Of the Uuited States to be 160,000
miles, as appears from "Poor's Man
ual," with tlie addition of the lines in
construction during the current year,
snd taking 2,640 ties per mile, we have
tn use at least 422,400,000 ties. The
life of these tics varies according to
their quality and the climatic con
ditions; but in the East, where only
the best ties are employed, the aver
sjro life is found to be about alrgira.
While in the West, where poorer quali
ty of timber often lias been accepted,
and where dry rot and other disadvan
tages have to be contended with, the
average life is from three to five years;
so that even after allowing for a few
exceptional cases in which ties fjjay
last ten years, the average life ofiies
all over the country cannot be counted
as more thau live years. It follows,
therefore, that the annual consumption
must be about 81,500,000, which, fvith
steady increase of railroad building,
mnst soon exceed 100,000,000 a gi
gantic demand to be satisfied from our
forests eaoh year, when we consider
the many other calls upon them, and
the fact that at preient virtually noth
ing is being done by the government
(V the people to replenish our souree of
supply. J'uoijic Lu mbernan.
TnE Electrical Census Machine
Tliis system of machines, maybe de
scribed as follows: The census col
lector will call with his printed blank,
and answers to questions will be writ
ten in the usual way. These sheets
will then be placed before a pers m
who operates a machine which may I
likened to a type writer, except, In
stead of the usual ink mark on paper,
small round holes we punched In a
card. The cards, one for each person,
are about six and a half inches in
length by three inches in width, and
the particular position of a hole In a
card indicates an answer to some of the
questions in the printed blank. As
many as 550 items of information can
be punch'ed out upon a card, although
no one card would ever have more
than one-tenth part of the whole num
ber, as, for example, no one person
can be classed as both white and black,
American and foreign born, and if
foreign born he can only come from
one country.
These cards when punched arv
placed one at a time in a sort of press,
and a lever operated by one hand is
brought down, w hen a series of pins
are brought against the card. When
ever a hole has been punched in a card
the corresponding pin passes through
Into a mercury cup beneath, complet
ing an electric circuit. These circuits,
one for every holo, pass out to a large
number of counters which operate
electrically, and which add upon their
diois all items of the same kind upon
the same dials; as for instance, all
White men upon a dial marked whit
males ; all bnalness or professional i
people upon Uls which indicate
' their particular dusTbws or profession
The card, as they leave the press, art
all sorted by means of an electrical
sorting devise, whereby they may be
separated iuto groups or States of she
Union.
It will thus be seen that the machine!
are much more reliable than the most
accurate human agency, and that one
machine will do tlie work of a large
number of clerks. The next census of
this country will be taken .with these
machines, and two will be sent to New
York soon for the 1890 census taking.
KfiaTES.
I Germany wash cor.irlBtinjr ot
parafline wax dissolved in heavy coal
tar oil has been found very eCcacious.
Tret are introducing electric lights
into the Montana mines aud shops, as
they are safer, better and cheaper than
candles.
Ammonia gas is said to fee more
largely used for tlie making of arti
ficial ice thau for all other purposes
combined.
Phof. Kuleschoff, after long in
vestigation, concludes that the ances
tors of the European cattle must br
looked for in Europe.
The treatment of phthisis with tan
nin is reported to have excellent effect
in Belgium. It gives excellent results
in all stages of the disease.
Lake Superior, is said to be the
most ancient of the great lakes, dating
back to Cambrian, and, it may be,
earlier times, and that it formed in
other ages, one of the sources of a great
river system, terminating on the At
lantic seaboard.
A Congress of physiologists will be
held at Basle, beginning September 10,
1889, with the object of promoting
the progress of physiology by affording
an opportunity of personal Intercourse
and the friendly interchange of ideas
between physiologists of all Nations.
A Cheap and sufficient substitute
for the hand grenades sold for putting
out fire can be made by filling ordinary
quart bottles with a saturated solution
of common salt. The salt forms a
coating on everything the water
touches, and makes it nearly incom
bustible. It Is proposed to apply telephones
to the infectious wards of the French
hospitals, so as to enable the sick people
to have the comfort of hearing their
relatives' voices without any risk of
conveying infection by an Interview.
This is indeed enlisting science in the
cause of humanity.
Soire Lnportant inscribed marble
lust found at Ostia prove beyond donbt
that the building now being excavated
was a station of the Roman vigiles.
The last record of viijile in England
was found at Chester a short time ago,
Prince Torlonia has undertaken fresh
excavations on his property at Canino,
the necropolis of ancient Vulci. The
works have already brought to light
several interesting indications of an
architectural and topographical char
acter. Veii is also yielding just now
a rieh harvest of fictile votive records
A Number of the chief experts in
pictures held a meeting in Paris recent
ly, and formed an organization to pre
vent toe sale of fraudulent works.
They decided to attempt to secure the
passage of a law providing severe pen
alties for all persons knowingly selling
imitations or works of art or fradulent
pictures. To insure the proper enforce
ment of such a law they propose that
at all public art sales the auctioneers
shall be compelled to call to their assist
ance a properly authorized expert upon
whose judgment reliance can be safely
placed.
Wages in the United States In 1S0O.
The condition of the American
wages class nearly a century ago is
full of instruction. In the large cities,
unskilled workmen were hired by the
day, bought their own food, and
found their own lodgings. But in
the country, on the farms, or wherever
a hand was employed on some publio
work, they were fed and lodged by
the employer, and given a few dollars
a month. On the Pennsylvania canals
the diggers ate the coarsest diet, were
housed in tlie rudest sheds, and paid
$6 a month from May to November.
and $5 a month from November to
May. Hod carriers and mortar mixers.
diggers and choppers, who from 1793
to 1800 labored on the public build
ings and cut the streets and avenues of
Washington, received $70 a year, or
if they wished, $60 for all the work
they could perform from March 1 to
December 20. The hours of work
were invariably from sunrise to sun
set. Wages at Albany and New York
were 8s., or, as money then went, 40
cents a day; at Lancaster, 88 to $10 a
month; elsewhere in Pennsylvania
workmen were content with $6 in
summer and $5 in winter. At Balti
more, men were glad to be hired at
18d. a day. None by the month asked
more than $6. At Fredericksburg the
price for labor was from $5 to $7. In
Virginia white men employed by the
year were given 16 pounds currency;
slaves, when hired, were clothed, and
their masters paid 1 pound a month.
A pound, Virginia money, was, in
federal money, $3.33. The average
rate of wages ail over the country was
$65 a year, with food and perhaps
lodging. Out or this small sum the
workman bad, with his wife's help,
to maintain his family.
Chief Justice Fuller's House Bent.
The rumor which has been curreni
for some weeks that Chief Justice Ful
ler had purchased the old-fashioned
house and beautiful garden at the
junction of M street, Vermont avenue
and Fourteenth street, Washington,
has caused considerable comment on
the insufficient salary of the Chief
Justloe of the United States. The
purchase price, named is $100,000, but
this is pure guesswork, but the figures
lead one to consider bow far the Chief
Justice's salary gsw in helping him to
carry on the establishment that so
ciety in this city requires from him.
Calculate upon a 6 per cent, basis, and
upon a cost of 8100,000, the Chief -Justice's
annual outlay for house rent
would be $6,000 a year and the intcr
tst upon the purchase money, to which
2 per cent, more should be added for
taxes, wear and tear, water rent and
insurance, making a total f $3,000
per annum as the cest of living in a
$100,000 house. This being true, there
is but a pitiful $2,500 left for house
keeping and personal expenses. Any
one can readily see at this rate that no
man can accept the office of Chief Jus
tice of the United States nnless he has'
a large personal fortune upon entering
upon the duties of that high office.
This by itself is sufficient to make any
reasonable man agree that the Chief
Justice should receive more money for
his services.
Botanist Tkis, Miss Harlem, Is thf
tobacco plant.
Miss Harlem How Werestingl
And when does it begin to bear cV
garettes? From Tim.
- W1NOED MISSILES
The wages of English iron workers art
Idvanoina;.
Uncle Sam wants to build eighteen new
war vessels.
Manufacturing corporations are spring
tag op in Illinois.
Golly, What Paper la the Bam of
sew London newspaper. , . .
By paying $3 in spot eartl, jeo can get
livorce In four hoars in Japan.
American cattle are glutting English
Oarkets, and prices are away down.
A brother of James O. Blaine Is teaohln
In the Indian school at Cham wa, Ore,
Boston enjoys the honor of having lntr
luoed the first Turkish batik In America.
The German reichstag has Toted to ex
impt students of theology from military
lervica. '
The bridge builders cannot put op bridges
is fast a they promised, lor want of iron
and steel.
A Wlillamsport Pa., child swallowed
toy whistle and has not been able to take
say solid food since.
There Is a story abroad that Queen Chris.
Ha of Spain is thinking ot contracting at
' uorganatio marriage.
The electricians are booming things and
a hundred towns and cities ova the eousv
Iry want slectrio roads.
A Bessemer steel oasting works is likely
lo be built at Pittsburg, which will make
ilngle castings weighing 8 tons.
Barbed wire fenoes In England are malt
bg fox hunting so dangerous that my
tords are foroed to give no the sport
There died at Anglesey, England, a short
Bme ago, a woman aged ninety-eight years
ir ho had recently out three new teeth.
An English company with $1,000,000,000
tapital is said to have been organised
to New York city, to aid American railroad
ulldera.
Sixty-lire ton engines are becoming quite
nmmoo. Tna Illinois Central is baring
rwenty large "Mogul" engines built at
Sohnectady.
Da Maurier, the artist was educated orig
Sally In soienUfio chemistry, but the at
tractions of the studio overcame those of
Ihe laboratory.
In the next European war, with anything
Ike favorable ground, artillery will ef
fectually stop advancing infantry at 4,008
rards distance.
The slectrio light Is making Its way in
London, the wires being laid under ground,
ind the streets all over the city will soon bo
Illuminated bv It.
Mrs. Emma Forsythe, daughter of the
former consul at Somoa, is said to own a
plantation of 190,000 acres, ea which she
unploys 900 people.
Franklin B. Go wen had a marvslons
nsmory. After reading a long poem
througb twice he oould repeat it without
Ihe text, word for word.
Anthracite coal Is sold for E0 to T5e per
ton lower in interior Nsw England points,
linoe shipments over the new Poughksep
lie bridge were commenced.
Coal miners are poorly paid In nearly all
lections of the country, but In spite of
itrikes and labor organization they do not
teem to Improve their condition.
Criticism of a New York sohool girl "1
think Shakspeare had better have kept
Himself to blank verse. When be writes
poetry, he gets himself all mixed up."
One ot the items In a bill received by the
telectmen of Eaatport, Me., for the main-
lenance of an estrayed Eastport pauper by
mother town was f 10 for popcorn cakes.
Can the woman who recently had her
nose pieced out by physicians, who replaced
Ihe missing part with a piece of ohicken
bone, be arrested for passing a counterfeit
bill I
A Montreal police sergeant says there are
many hundreds of men, women and child
ren in that city In such abject poverty that
they are almost destitute ot both fire and
food.
Illinois has a new law nnder which crtm
to alt who have been found guilty of rob
bery for tae third time are oonsidarea In
corrigible and sentenced to life Imprison
ment. The description of a missing man which
ivas sent to the Columbus (Ohio) police
headquarters contained the statement that
he was sixty-five years old and small for
his age.
A petrified moccasin was unearthed at
Pendleton, Oregon by some laborers who
were digging for the foundation of a bans
building. It will be sent to the Smithson
ian Ioatution.
The tenor NarconL, who sang in the Cam
paninl troupe, upon hearing that be had
lost his entire fortune through the failure
of a bank, lost bis voiee also, and is now
Under treatment.
A lately married Belfast, Me., couple
sannot be accused of hasty action. Th&y
were published and the certificate was Is
sued a year ago, but the knot Waa not tied
until last Friday.
A petrified apple was discovered at Har
rington, Me., by some boys. It had chang
ed to the color of marble. The stem and
blossom wars apparently as perfect as when
the fruit fell from the tree.
Russian officials have decided that ths
telephone la "dangerous to the state." In
Warsaw orders have been givsn that tele
phones be removed from all restaurants,
coffee houses and liquor saloons,
A thief stole a locomotive from a railroad
yard in Tuscaloosa, Ala, and got miles
sway with it before overhauled by pursuers
an a switch engine, and then be got away
himself by taking to the woods.
There were altogether about three bun
4 red distinct epidemics ot influenza in
In Europe between 1310, when the disease
was first noted at Malta, and 1890. In 17a)
Ihe whole of Europe suffered severely.
Prof. YVestpbal, ot Berlin, ths distin
guished authority on mental diseases, has
tucoumbed to one of the forms of brain
trouble he was so successful In treating la
others. Ills case Is reported ta be hope- j
less.
At a recent wedding In Philadelphia ths
room was festooned in rod, white and
blue, in honor of the patriotism of the
bride, who had declined many European of
fers and decided to give hsr hand to an
American.
Ths largest gun In the world weighs 135
tons. A man could stand in Its bore, with
a plug hat on his head, providing the gun
was not being fired at ths time I Toe shot
weighs 2.00J pounds, and will go througb
Inches of armor.
"German
Syrup"
tt , - r- . . .
a tt i . 6 , mAU-1,rl,lajl
A. Hale, proprietor of the De Witt
House, Lcwiston, and the Tontine
i-orei, .Brunswick, We. Hotel men
meet tbe world as It COmeS and ZOeS. I
and are not slow in ronle
and things tip for what they am
worth He mys that he hosta
r j says inat at Has lost a
father and several brothers and sis-
ters irora ruimonary Consumption,
and is himself frequently troubled '.
wim COl03, ana HO
Hereditary
ouen cougos enougn
tr mt Sim drV at
n .
ConsumDtloni,ietMmo nn.n.
r ' h7l iZT . t
ever he has taken a
cold of this kind he uses Boschee'l
Lrerman byrup, and it cures him
every time, were is a man who
knows the full dancer of lnno- tron. '
bles, and would therefor be most
i ,. . i
P-iLitmara-toinemeaiCinenetUea."
WTiat is his opinion? Listen I " I
use nothmg but Boschee's German
tehuVd
. . z rC r. .
,h v jt wiui
iuc iudi it i9 tuc uul cuuga yron
tn tha marlret " tj
The Failure
(W the kldneyssnd liver to properly remove thi
vctle or uric acid from the system, results In
BHKCXATI31C.
rhls seld accumulates tn the fibrous tissues,
particularly In the Joints, and causes intlamm.i
Ion and the terrible pains and aches, which
ire agonizing every time a movement is made
THS WAV TO CURB
Khenmatism Is to purify the blood. . And to da
ibis take the best blood purltt r, liood's ara
karflla. Hosts of friends testily to eures of
betunatlsm It has effected.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
fold by all draze1ts. si : sli for tV Prepared
)nty by C. L Hoot CO, Lowell, Mist.
lOO Doses One Doltar
Somebody has Invented a soap-bubble
mtflt. It Is put np In a neat box and in
Undas a peculiar kind of pipe, made es
pecially to blow bubbles, a special brand of
loan, warranted to beat the world for tenu
Ky of film and other appliances.
A new departure In the building business
las been successfully tried in Germany.
This is the wholesale mauufacufac
aire ot mortar, to be sold to small builders
ind private individuals. In Berlin last
fear 8,000,000 barrels ware sold.
In 1843 what is now known as "influenza"
aras known then as "Tyler's grip." Tyler
ajaa president of the United States, and
kiat after he vetoed the "United Stats
Bank bill" this epidemic swept over ths
lountry and was called "Tyler's grip."
The pension department has upon ita
lolls the names of twenty-seven widows of
(evolutionary soldiers who have been regu
larly paid pensions np to the present time,
three of them are ninety-seven years of
tga and two ninety-six. The youngest is
leventy-one.
Lepers are still numerous In Norway.
The number is upward of one tBousand,
kiost of whom are found in the seaooast
listrlcta. There are four leper hospitals.
Leprosy, once common in Europe, has
kiaintained lis hold in Norway longer than
d other oountries, but is gradually being
Ix terminated there.
A horse employed In a lumber mill at
Buernville, Cal., for the last twelve years
io haul away ths sawdust, has become so
irell acquainted with his work that he goes
from one hopper to anotbsr, through tue
Intricate passageways without a driver,
Ind never strikes a post. Ue begins and
lulta work by ths whistle the same as tht
ktea.
The wife of J. D. Cheever, a PeonsyW
rania salesman, made the discovery ot a
petrified toad m a lump of ooal and this
relic of the carboniferous aga, which Is
sow In the bands of Prol Hambach, of
Washington university has created a sensa
tion in the ranks of the students of
palaeontology, who have been favored with
k view of it.
Photography has attained a recognized
position in medicine. There are amateur
photographers on the staff ot nearly every
hospital, and the extensions now being
tarried on at the English Royal College of
Surgeons comprehend a "photograph
com." Before long the surgeon Will think
10 mors about carrying bis camera than be
ices now of carrying his stethoscope.
Lady Dufferln has been abenefactrrs
to the women of two countries. Mnci
the returned from India her el forts U
belp women to study for the rnedica'
profession have been ceaseless, as wd
is to urge them to open f jc themselvet
careers in India.
Most of the province of Uralsk, it
southeastern Russia, bavins an area ol
141,174 square miles and a poiiluation ol
over 600.0UO, is below sea level.
If not abovt bring taught bra man. take tlili
rood advice. 1 ry IhAiUm' l.lectnc bap nex
Monday. It won I cost much, and yuu will tliei
mow lor yourself Just huw koimI It . B- sun
lo get no uuitatio'u. 1 here are lots ol thoin.
Reading cars, fitted out with the most
popular periodicals and books, will be
attached to the passenger trains of ths
5t Petersburg and Warsaw railroad.
FITS: An Ftta noppeu rree ut Dr. Kltna'sOPMt
Strvt heatorer. tin t iui fier dr day's uu.
ve.'ous vurea. Treatite and fiuu trial uo'.tle rree i
ilium. &nu iolr. Kiiue.Wil Ana at. ruuj.,fa
Arthur On) ton, tlie British claimant,
ilias Tichborne, is now employed as a
waiter in a big drinking saloon in Bir
mingham. Money Invested in choice one dnndred dol
tar building lot in suburbs of Kansas City will
pay from tlve hundred to one thousand per
cent, the next few years under our plan. $JA
eaih and to per month n iiliout Interest con
trols a desirable lot. Particulars on applica
tion. J. H.Bauerlein & Co.. Kmas Citv. Mo.
There used to be female base ball
teams, but as yet there have been no foot
ball teams composed entirely of the gen
tle sex.
It Is a mistake to try and cure catarrh by
sing local applications. Catarrh being a
lonstitutlonal disease, requires a constitutional
remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, wh.ch, actlnj
through the blood, reaches every part of the
tystem.
ew York City has been suffering
an epidemic of "moths" and thieves.
The moth will pass away but tht
thieves will remain.
Timber. Mineral. Farm Lands and Ranohes
In Missouri, Kansas, Texas and Arkansas,
bought and sold. Ivler & Co, Kansas City, Mb
John Itu9kin says: "The good book
ot the hour, then. Is simply the pleasant
talk of some person whom yon cannot
converse with, printed for yon."
"Woman Her Diseases and Their Treat
ment.1 a valuable Illustrated book of umntt.
two pages sent free, on receipt of inc.. to cover
cat of mailing, etc. Address, P. U. Box lutti.
Fhila., Pa.
Nine hundred and ninety-two women
registered at Cheyenne, Wyo., for the
'ravntoltmna cr..i ,nm
twenty-six miles into Cheyenne to vote.
Rnprnre cureiruaraiifeed by
Dr. J. B. Mayer, 831 Arch St., i'hll'a.
Pa. Ease at once, no operation or de
lay from business, attested by thou
sands of eures after others fall, advice
free, send for circular.
The Belmont family, fearing an at
tempt to steal the body of the late Au
gust Belmont, buried at Newp rt, baa
t-stabli-hed a nightly guard at the
irrave.
Oklahoma Guide Boo nd Map sent anywhere
n receipt of oucts.Ty ter . o.,lausas City, Ma
Good Times at School.
"Poor little fellow," said the aym
Dathetio lady to the urchin who was
truaeiDK
trudging along with books and s'sts
nnder his arm, "aren t yon
have to go back to school?
suppose you manage to have
sorrv to
'
ouii, ;
great
nsny gooa wmes.
"lesm, was-ne reply, -a nave
jnst put a lizard in tne teachers desk.
mucilage in ner i?k ana dropped
nlTla,e1?11 Johna7 ro
mDd put bmbnrger oheese tn the pump,
and school aint really opened ye
either." watnmgton rosu
---
jonnny
Mr. Hankinson, ain't yon
.1 i;i, -jii
aiun mcui
Mr. Hankinson--! suppose so, John
oy;wnyr
t,pP f J00 't "Mtly square,
. ina vnn am a, . i,.
round."
v was n.vau . SV A tTCaj W
Dealer "I am
a handsomer carriage than this." I
T,, ?r , I
aiio. a. uou u, iw) uano-Jome
enough, but tt looks too comfortable to
9'yuso-
caiom gusmiiu uouae who a.nanier
riawmorne, a lea recently. Wboevei'
was aim jiawtoorn secured lame I
not Immortality.
tried Dr. Pierce's
Prescription have
Favorite
yOU ajyj you're disappointed,
j jJL owi nnT ,W.:
The
ate.
j j-J . -,. ft,. J,,-
And did VOU expect the CllS-
ca. r ,irc tn .-ilesnrypar m
VAO Wi v.i-- i I
a week ? rut a pmcn oi mn-
. - 1 r A. ww a
in everv aose. iou wuuiu
not Call the milk poor because
the cream doesn't rise in an
riniir? If there's no Water in
it the cream is sure to rise.
- - , J Tla
If there s a possible cure, Ur.
rierces favorite rrescnpuon
is sure to effect it if erven a
, s
fair trial.
You get your one dollar it
costs back aeain n it dont
benefit or cure you.
We wish we could give you
the makers' confidence. They
show it by giving the money
back again, in all cases not
benefited, and it'd surprise you
to know how few dollars are
needed to keep up the refund,
r r
Mild, gentle, soothing and
healing is Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. Cures the worst
cases perntaTiently. JNo ex-
Denmentine. Its "Old Re
liable." Twenty-five years of
success. Of druggists.
fflvfetr eotumtruxi. Dom HnalL la nantnr
Sm Uuui one-tcnta cent a dJ pmr ban. rrTnt and
aires all diaraM. if JQtt cant Mltn aud or mall
Mt-nMd. Oll PACK. SMS. CM 1 L. IM1D. fl l.
Irani t-V ETpi
iialrl TMtitnonlAla fi-M. Send rtamtw e
Poultry ulde tone too.) fr wUhSLOt
ASTHMA.
Popham'a A s t a m a
'Slves Immediate relief.
It Is believed to be the
Kest ASTHMA Remedv
Irnnarn tn hiimanifv.
bend rr.r a xrlal raca-
ag FREtC
hold hv DrnffBiata.
Sent bv mail, postpaid.
forfl rar box. Address, THUS. fOFHAM 2uul
Kidgs Avenus, Philadelphia.
A Skin of Seamy is a Joy Forever.
Dr. T. Felix Gouraud's
Oriental Cream or MaMcaltatififir
Rsmovas
Tan, rump
les, FrecK-
les, Moth-
we
niaile. Acct pt no counterfeit of similar nam.
The dNtniituislied Dr. L. A. Haver, said to a
lady of the rautton (a patient): "As
yuu ladles win us them, J recommend
Gouraad'e O-un' aa the iaaat harmful or All tha akla
prerarauana" One bocUa will laat all monuu, oalus
Haterr dar. Alaooiidra Subtile nmona aaparai
na mm ijry 10 ue BB3D
FRRD. T.HOPKINS. Proprietor, W Great
For sale by all I)rucitj and Faney Goods
Peaiers throughout the U.S., Canada and
curope.
FRAZER
AXLE
GREASE
It EST IN THE WoilLII.
iTflwe.irtngquilitles are unsurpassed, act
iij ouiiHsung 1 o ooies 01 any otner bran
U. VUDVteU LtJ
; eUeutod
heat. -ut:r tiiic GUN
kOU SALE BK DKALEItS GEN HI ALLY.
T "T rP I7"TrPt A. LEBMANN.
X a"V L 1 al WaabluBtoB. U. C.
OtAU rJK l.lKLAlt.
r- auccessruiiy r-rosecutee viaima.
ate Principal Kraratnar U H. Panalo a Bnraao.
rraiaiMM war, r-a-tliiflirauniT'nna. AMj .
l. . i lAllll.liv f noth 10 cuvar M aa. Ina
lauuma.n., ivMiai mi TKun IODs
lAtoMl iAtaaraaki 10.. luu.i. n.su.
ASTHMA-
SR. TIFT'S ABTHMALBUS
-OIIDCfl'OTar fell,: tend usyoul
1-1r.. r will mail trial wwllkWiWTTLI O ?
THE SI. TAFT l0t. M. C0.,0CHIS T iM.I. rKCaa
Kcw fo Learn Modern
i Languagi
t, BartaAeia, S
es
ft rthont cort. Adclrf Ilpgwlt. HnKlAej,T. jf
H U fn k enmana-lD. Arithmarla Sbort-luui-. etc.
niir :
I tborouguir uuim by MALL. Clreulare fraa
Brraai'i 1 allege. 457 Wain Buffalo, w. y
Mnra rQiiar rw a
PncaSct.-1 J JUL
if innCD C DAQTII I CO rncMcu.
nmall. HtowaliaOa
Fire has been worshipped as a divin
ity. The platonists confonnded it with
the heavens and considered It as the
livine intelligence.
Deafons Can't Be Cored
iv local applications, as they cannot rsaeb ths
liassd portion of ths ear. There is onlv sua
aay to cure deafness, and that Is by constito-
luuai reiuvuias. n-aiue a oausea uy an ln
lined annditlon of the raucous lmlu of tba
Eustachian Tubs. Wben this tubs gets lu-
lamed you har a nimblinir sound or lmerfrct
loarhig. auil whan It Is aiitlrsly closed, Deaf-
i-ss Is the result, and unless tne luflsmmaflon
an De tauen out ana mis turie restored to its
lormal condlt.on, hsarlns will be destroyed
fff.'SSrta?
iatarrb. which Is nothing but an inflamed cod
hi
ion of the mucous sur
We will kits One Hundred Dallam fnr ana
ase of Deatness (caused by catarrh) that ws
iuncn cure uy inning U11 I VAUrrn CUTS.
wuu lur uirnuiara, iroe.
F.J.CHKXEV ft CO, Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists 7fcsuts.
An illuminated yellow fan will
'or centuries. Illuminated paints
)ody water colors that proceeded
li ico very of oil paints.
On Remedy For Ail Plssasss.
Is true, however strange the assertion,
(impound ot veiretabltM easily absorbed
2
fbi- to promote digestion, nutrition snd excre-
lun. puriry the blood and secure healthy sotlon
s mm liver, Kinneys, SKin, ooaets au
he ancient formula adopted by ths
he Middle Anes and known as Sit.
or
Bernard
"'Seiaoie rills, win do, is such a remedy aod
here is not one Ingredient In them not endorsed
ry the experience 1 all schools ol medicine
Ince Galen.
Mo blood pur fler tn the world
i iu rqnai int-m. A sample oi me si
an equal them.
A sample of the 1st. Bernard
reeetauie rills will be sent free to all appli-
ants. Address St. BeruardBox 2416. Sew York.
Over 130 species of flsh abound along
he coat of Urnguary and more than:,
jo Blteciea of insects have b.n
d wUhln Ita berl
Guaranteed five vaar artrfit m. hmi vtH
forta" on Kansas City property, Interest
J""1" J si-uwuuB pnucipai ana in tar.
verv six months : nrinnlnal mil inr-
Bt collected when due and remitted without
ai.ense lo lender. For sale by J . H. Bauerlein
I Co- Kansas City, Mo. Write lor particulars!
The Humboldt river, California, and
ome of its tributaries are said to be
torged in many places with oaroassesot
tattle that perished last winter.
tt. tv. vZY 7 , r' , .
use the Frassr Axle Oraaaa. tls tlia ha
a the world will wear twlca aa iona I
my other. Ask joor dealer for it ad
no other.
L"W enter-
aaiuing leiiow; aon t you think bo?
Jcogg -les, but the deuce ot
It is
rou can 'i Degm to laugh until
ton."
be has
I You've
'rllsa "CONDITION POWDER
res
IrUstra or mora. X. o. Jut
-." : every bla-
jfC ' o"- V hi "'-"l1
rrLyM iJ.Vf beauty.snd
r. - pv JtA f ( denes de-
Ai- jRSt teetlon. It
I f-S5f" 1 has stood
iVt f I the test of
5 -AV J o years;
. V': i noother has,
-; ;. iL T-'V.$SJ! s, and is so
hartnlaaa
taste It to ha inn ft la n .
EUMOROU&
Tnn Tvpvinr.l RUSSIAN WORDS.
A tlVOZS -
Bronsou "Did you hear of the sad
fate of uoor OtfaloCskl. the Russian?"
Johnson '-Xo; what waa it?"
n, . "Ha i?ot into an altercation
" " : a 1 lh
with a fellow countryman, aim luOU.
I1U. - revolver and made
I nfrainffvi flat h is words. It killed
I him "
, RfirTAT,ST.Mr. Goodrei-
low (waitlnc for Miss Beautl to appear)
"Wasn't Mr. Van Nice Here last even-
.tuTVlitr.lAt)rnthpr "Yen."
.:50k?.!
I X CPs X UU JCOl Will tWS -JCW W avw -
h . ith , ter when ,,e gets her
aiona"
African' cotttest. "Mr dear air.
vou have traveled In Africa! Do the
African ladies suffer as much as we
from the tvmnnv of man?"
"Oh, no, the ladles there have special
privileges "
"How I lonir to be therel"
"As 1 was going to say, at all the
banquets the lady captives are always
first eaten."
Twice he wept. 'WIfe-"Ob George!
Willie got bis little band caught in the
fo lding doors to-day. and crushed his
little fingers horribly. He cried and
cried nntiU was reallyf lightened."
George "Poor little chnpl I hear
him crying yet; wrere is her"
Wife "Oh, he's crying now because
I won't let him do it again."
I am going to be indiscreet. Miss
Chicago," Oh, you can't be with me.
Mr. Boston." "Jio? ell, I was just
going to say how elegantly that Mg
diamond iing does harmonize with your
hands."
Mrs. Bingo "Clara has been shop
ping ail day. Oh, here Is the delivery
wagon with some of the things she has
ordered."
Bingo "But where Is Clara?"
Mrs. Bingo ''She Is probably wait
ing ror tne change."
Ills riancee "Are you sure you
would love me lust as tenderly 11 our
conditions were reversed it you were
run ana 1 were poorr"
lie "Keverse our conditions and try
me?"
The only thing that mars the dandy's
peace or mind is the fact that he Isn't
imported, like everything be uses.
Meanwhile, from bis lofty place In the
menagerie, the imported monkey looks
down on him, and marvels.
Jack "Why are you looking so sad?"
Tom "I saw Maud throwing sly
glances at Harry to-night."
Jack "Cbeer tin. It was doubtless
for you she meant them, though Barry
got tneni. women can never throw
straight you know."
tlT
' OVT0 CXJOYS
Both the method and results when
Bjrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
ten tly jet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tern effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tha
nly remedy of its kind ever pro
dnced, pleasing to the taste and no
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in hi
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities com
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
SvTUD of FifS a for m 1a fn R(Vi
nd $1 bottles by all leading drug,
fista. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
AN Fit AXCISOO, GAL.
-.OUISVILLI, Kt. HEW TORE, ff. T.
rVtttVt VEQETABLC.
THOROUGHLY RELIABLE.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
9S Ctinf sts Baa
S Boaas to SS ai
Saat ay,
aaaCNaaiaartytS
an
FOR BALE BY ALL DRUOOISTB.
DR. J. H. SCHKXC-C a 90f . PhilalalplUa,r,
F0R FIFTY YEARS 1
MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP
5""" nwd by mothers for their ohfldren
hlla TeattUna for oer rifly Taara. It
oothae the a.,llrl, aortena tha Buma, aUaTI
all pais, ourea wfn.l eoUe, and uTtka baal
nm&T for alarrhaau
Twaaty-Sve Cents m. Bottle.
SEEDS.
Mv German eatalogne
richly illustrated with
directions ot sulture,
Containing t
Beat Vegetable, Flrrwer
ana -arm Beads; also
Balba, will be sent free
to sverybody sending
his addresss.
Sl. XT t3Ha 3MLaSLITTaT
8ed Importer and Grower,
413 E. 34th Street. New York.
-VASELINE-
FOR A 0!tE-001.I,AR Bll.l. arat ns by nail
we will dff l . r. free oi all charges, to any paraoo la
the VnivA Stat, aU of foiiowina artlclas, oara
fully packaji
On two-oanee bottle of Pare Tuelrne. 10
One tw-onf bottle of Vaseltne Poouid - ".5
www jw w. , MPua inun, - - - - . ib
One Crka of Vaaellne Cannhor Ice, . lo
Oae Cake of Vaseline Soap, nnrntl, . 10"
Ose Caaeof Vaaellne Soap, axqulaltoly ceatsd.-l "
Om ivun bou.e of Watu VaaaUue,
- . si. IS
wysr pomoe " am afaob evftrlt of Xa prins
wa aa aecmau oa perm-used fo aorept mm
avararaoiriK aay vu-eje or preparation faWemaa
tofcaUed arttk oar aauaa. oaoaaw voa arUl oer-
eaaJv raoatoa tta tiaitaftoa wWcn feie attia or ao oaiae
the-'g-raare. ytfj. Ca., "S4 Ktata Ht., W. Y.
DIPPY iurro
PJ11"' Mltto
roemvr.LV BtMKI.IH,
ik J. GataLY. 7U Waablnatar. air, a..
aTA H SBW asyj a. B sSJBJ aaa raasrncoiia
. i - m " m aaad-book af
J.B.CHALI.B a. CO.,
, "''-1 1 "
. w -1 r 1 i - . v '
K WJ-.Ji
Is Your
I
s. s. s.
gives
strength,
health
and
vigor
to weak
and
delicate
children.
NEVER WITHOUT IT. -
About three years ago my little boy
three years old was confined to his bed
with what the doctors pronounced in
flammatory rheumatism in bis left leg'.
He complained of severe pains all the
time, extending to his hips. I tried
several remedies but they did him no
good. A neighbor whose little son
had been afflicted the same way,
recommended 8. 8. B. After taking
two bottle my little boy was com
pletely cured, and has been walking
one and a quarter
ery Cay since.
house all the
without it.
BOOKS ON BLOOD AND IRIS DISEASES
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
f-CLY'S CREAM BALM Cleanses the Nasal
I FuufMi Allays 1-aJn Kuil IntlaniniatJon. Heal
I f h Survt. Kntom
'AWAITS
l l
;lvfa Kelief at
Applr into tht SottriU.
O0c Irtugguna or oy maiu
. Chichester English. Red Cross Diamond bhaho
m PEUtWRONMi rUiS
-lijT TMt ORIGINAL AND OCNUIMC. Th alr SatK Snr, ni rriiafti. P1U ft nfe.
17 w
rill. aah- rmHai far L'fceeA
btt&M ) vttli blo rlboova.
1a. In aiBM tor Mrtieabaxs.
lAsMMTMdswilila JVMMsNr.
jU k-f mil Local lracfUa
oiao'g REMEDY F03
JT cheapest. Kelief is
Cold in tne Head it nas uo
It la an f HntmenL. of wblrb
nostrils. Fnae, toe S .Id
Aflunu.
irtuteflS
a
What would you
FE5
who would take half your hard trorJc off your sJioiildm
and do it without a murmur ? lYliat tcould you give to
find an assistant in your housttcorls that would keep your
floors and walls clean, and your kitchen bright, and ytl
never grow ugly over the
is just such a friend and
"Do you find enough to keep you
ousy tnee aaysr"
"You bet. I'm Duttinir In biccer
aay '8 wor2 these days than X ever did
before."
Why, 1 thought you'd given up
your Job."
"So I did. I'm looking for another."
LrviXG and Drtxo. Sanso Old
Brown lived loner, but his last years
I were spend in a poorhouse.
Kodd iban lie lived lone and died
short eh?
Veet riKELY "Charley btowIs be
cause h s uncle is fo close."
'He'd get pretty mad if his uncle
were to open his window and look ahmit
for some fresh heir, Just the same."
Her lamp was burning. "Whv
burn your lamp so late my friend.
into the dawning dayr"
"Because," quoth the girl graduate,
"This dude won't go away."
A FINK LIKE DRAW!?. Mr. A
Does your husband believe in corporal
punishment In the household?"
Mrs. B. Only to a certain nntnt.
He's always whipping the children, but
he thinks the dust should be got out of
uid carpet uj moral suasion.
A 1UAN VILLAGER.. Mrs. Dnnlilo.
nouse-jake, our aarter wants a cabinet
organ.
Mr. Donbiehouse wall, I'll git her
one. I don't like those new .ei hlmr
vi uurs tor a cent.
Crawford "Time Is
money, you
know."
Merritt "And vet I would aonnnr
have a girl who has fortv millions than
one who has forty years."
Doesn't that man look sheeDiali?"
asked Mrs Keedick.
les, but perhaps he has had the
wool pulled over his eves." reolled Kan.
QiCK.
TVatts-MPotts shaves here sometimno.
doesn't be?"
Barber "Yes; Mr. Potts is one of mv
irgumr cuenis."
Potu -"cUentsI Don't
you mean
patients?"
"What Is the name of the other vaga
bond who was with you?" asked the
magistrate.
Jimmy the Calico."
".How did be ever ret a nm liVo
tnatr"
Because he wont wash."
"Look here! Tou Inst lahheri ma
the eye with your umbrella."
"Too bad. Here's my father's card.
He 8 an eye doctor, and if vou'll n. m
name he'll give you bottom rates."
Da Tow Vver aaoalatef
Anv oaraon endla as tnelr name and ad-
draaswiU receive information that will lrail
to a fortune. BenJ. Lewis os Cu Security
BrUidlng. Kansas City. Ma
Mexican eontractyirs are imnortinir
thousands of Chintse laboiers 10 work
on railroads in course of construction
in that land.
Canil'n T llllifa- fiia-n n
Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's,
Heart, Urinary or Liver Diseases. Nerv
ousness, Ac Cure guaranteed. 831
Arch Street, Phllad'a. SI a bottle, 6
for $5, or druggist, looo certidcatea of
cures. Try It-
General Lee once ret used 2nn nnn
and a royalty to write a southern 'his
tory of the war. He did not think it
proper to write and Dublish anvthino.
on the subject doling bis Utetlme.
"Brown's Bronchial Troeheaf
Isnt for the relief ol Hoarseness or Sore Throat
They ' are exceedingly eHectlve,"-Gftrfjn
troru, umaon, Eng.
Columbia Colipu nUI lDnrla.,1 aa,
of about twenty acres In the best pwt
nf 8W-,y Clty' wcxttl now 10.00 ',
000, and likely to double in value In the
next decade.
i..-T' Chinese H eadachs Care. Hannlesa
ta effera, quiok aud p-jsitlre In actlSi
att wjaadutt St- Kansas City, il.
-Jockey Freeman haa aio-nari n .1.1.
- -h W ljlH
for i. E. Hltticit.
WaffltotaJwith sorseyo, m Or. Iao Thorny
aayo-wasse. IruarlataaaUatsa. r-r.7l
Child Sick.
His
Perfectly
harmless,
yet so
powerful
as to
cleanse
the system
of all
Impurities.
FHEE.
miles to school ev
I keep 8. 8. S. in my
time, and would not be
8. 3. Cbkshtbk,
Sastoo, Ga
Atlanta. Ca.
Tut inl Mnrll. and n
once lor Cold in lleml.
It U Onichly A b forbid.
XX litfoa oo vt arren &u, a,
wtta iHosnoswi Brand la Ned ar, I (iiA
Tk tl-r kind. Asm wAsttfunm and xuUMsa
tssuimui Ll. ol IC-lTff far tn trttr. k .
CHICHCSTCII CHEMICAL CO . H.
i'UlXAifi.U'J
CATAJUtH. Best. . Ea1c to nw
Immediate. A sure I
equal.
small particle 1s applied to tii
it? crista or sent bv sialL
by druggists or sent b
E. X. H jit tiling va
fou cn lessen ; i
URDEKi
MKMlialiS i
seii pumwiw& purposes
M
give for a Friend
matter ofliard work ? SapolU
can be bought at all grocers.
THE CHEAT ENBLISH REMEDY,
BEECHAM'S PILLS
Tor Bilious ml Nervous ffisnrfita
"Worth a Onlnes a Box" but soil
for 25 Cents,
BT ALL Dill (.GISTS.'
wsmmmBmusmam
Stop tl2.CtX
Chronic Cough Now.
For If yon do not It mar becomn mn.
snmptlra. ti.aMm;.(on, Scrofula,
trnurRl Iirbility aua HumliMff I riaa.iaiiar
SCTT'S
Of Pure CoJ Liver Oil and
HYPO PHOSPHITES
Or X-laaa aaaac Boda.
It Is almost as palatable as mtlk. Far
better than otlirr ao-raiirl Einulsloua.
A wonderful OosQ pruduoer.
Scott's Emulsion
nei
There are poor Imitations. Oet tht gmub
m
Uoire
af0fl
GE
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
K-0,.',e""l"e IHKI-wor- an
fj.be Hand-ae-red
1'uf draaa (ibna wlilcn oonunor-ia Iba-if.
i? ti?'."1 'i "y4 Md durability.
rJ.SO GaadTlar Welt al tba
al bboe i at a popular orlca
Welt
A rtoo sail aooe
atndard diua
l Staaa w apry adae-d
All nuule Id
3 S-,.r.i-.d'", onl' haad-aawed Shoe
at una popular prtoa.
2"J Uon0l" "ham far I.adlea, tianawta
f"" ana promnaa to beeurue my popular.
...V.? "S f-aaiea, and 8 1 .73 far 1
aUU retain tbetr aaoolleiiae tor atyla, ato.
OOttom. If adTertlaed loral anml nnmi t,nni-
41 iroooa wimntMl and etjmKt wi, s
aand dtreot lo faotitnr enou d wii -
apuatal fnr ardor hlanka "
W, -.. KOlDUg, nroektoa. W.-a.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTINO.
eoooA
BREAK-PACT
!Tn?ri ,n "' n,"u' d.-jlor.1 bills.
Wrnnauih " "rradaallv built up ontil
"ad5.?Lb,hmaUu1l, m n-x'"- arcu.,1 us
OTaSVZ, bln mV SOU
4AJl"Ui?Si,,l'r,r ,rno. labelled U.U.:
T prewnba ana folly e
nor o aa Uta onlf
apfitlf tortbrcerlaini.urS
(f thta disease.
. U. US O fa A H A K . Jf, P
Amatcrdiiin, . f
We bare sold PI Li I"
mauy years, aod II uaS
pi -en tne beat of astir
faction.
u I L ll
- Cticaco.ni
ai.PO. Bold by Lin-.-sls'.a
ITS
STOPPED FREE
I insin rrsrLt Henoraq,
FDr. ki.ink'MhbaT
L... NERVE RESTORES
ra rar a-tim Aa.u. t". ,m.
I. , --- -una. io rn
ITV. " ' T and i irial .! trn -
J"u..brraya.aai.rr,h.F1.-no. b
'7 ? ta. SLINK. KU Arch Si., ki -.1-1, l,u. r-
Unana.
Does
Your
HiO-iCH?
BRDM0-SFIT7FR
la A
GUSRAMEED CURE
Trial
mn
f Hill DATS. VI
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