A5I0XG TIIOSK WHO TOIL
ITEMS
PERTAINING TO LABOR
AND LABORERS.
A Column of Fartlcnlar Interest to ThoM
Wha Earn Their Daily Hnad-WliM
I-nnor U Iolog What is loln( fur
Labor,
Living and Labor.
npnERE are
I per quilts.
pa-
oteel is sup
planting irou.
ueougia raise
red cottoa.
AMMOXlArun?
street cars.
Ijviinv tn
4.000 letter car-
riers.
B I T U M
r.
streets give
great satislac-
waterproof papei
Norway bus
church.
Lowell spinners average $9 and
110 a week.
Russia makes 30,000,000 woodeD
spoons a year.
Switzerland is erecting its first
suear factory.
The world's passenger cars can scat
1,500,000 people.
The great Hornet dam at San Ja-
;into, Cal., is the largest dam in the
world.
As umbrella twenty-one feet In di
ameter has been constructed for a
king of the Africans.
Three times as much spirits are
consumed in Scotland, according to
population, as In England.
The colossal statue of the Republic
at the World's i air will be a female
tlgure seventy-live feet high.
Madagascar people work twenty
five days in the roar and make enough
then to support them m ijleness the
rest of the year.
The first consignment of camei
skins for commercial purposes ever
brought to this country reached New
York some days ago.
A DAroiiTF.ii of Congr essman Raker
of Kansas is said to own a farm which
she tills l er-elf, sometimes putting
on men's attire to work in the Held.
There are 4.000 female comjiositors
in the department of the Seine in
r ranee, and a school
typesetting to girls has
in Algiers
lor leaching 1
beCn Opened I
Is Great Britain the total sum paid
In wages for the year 1S!)0 amounted
to 4 S. 000,000, or on average of i'tii!,
10s per capita fur the total number
employed.
A German has invented a means
propelling canal boats by the trolley
system, employing electricity as the
agent- The wires are lu the forms
cables placed beneath.
The etTort to obtain electricity di
rect from heat, without the interven
tion of boilers, engines and dynamos,
goes on, but without satisfactory
commercial results as yet.
It has recently been proven that
when cat and malleable iron are used
Id the same structure, a galvanic ac
tion is set up bet w. en tli-in and the
malleable iron is i-orrmlel.
The long talked of utilization of
the force of ocean waves has ln-en suc
cessfully put in practice on thy coast
of France, where this power is used
to lift heavy blocks of granite.
In Russia morsels from the tables
Of the well to do and from institu
tions are gathered to send to t ho
starving peasants. Now it is pur
posed to disinfect these by steam or
ary heat.
In 18!0 the only States tint pro
duced more than 1. 000,000 pounds of
paper daily were 'ew York, Mas a
chusetts, Pennsylvania, and Ohio,
but in 1M1 two more Slates, Maine
and 'Wisconsin, were added to the lUt.
The report of the Census Bureau
shows that "the average
earnings of ,
all persons employed at the gold and
silver mines during the ycarlssu
were $720 a year, while the average
output per man amounts V.o $1,73 a
year.
VThether in original investigation
or In elaborating work alrta ly done
the labors of scientific men are slow !
fi
and exhausting. The great "Pro grant, white, wax-like flowera. In rich,
drome of riants," begun by the elder dry, rather handy woods. A fine bou
De Candolle iu 13C1 and closeil l.v his q,,et flower.
on in 1873, with the seventeen! h 1 B.vrola Hecnnda has bright, shining,
woliime. h.nl to be riiseontimiprt with re D 'caves and oue-sided racemes of
tbe completion of the dicotyledons.
Though other botanists assist. -d, tli
task was too great to be carried fur
ther. It was estimated that the
phanerogams embracing some one
hundred thousand species might le I
completed in fifteen or sixteen jcars ;
If divided among twenty live bo tan- '
lsts. In the time of the elder le
Candolle the botanist was able to 1
elaborate some ten species a day, but
uodern requirements reduce the pos-'
Bible number to about one species per
day.
El,ctrie l.lglillns at the World' Fair.
The tine arts building is to have no
fewer than 12,(K)o incandescent lights.
The grand manufacturers' hall is to
have 2,000 arc lights of 2,000 candle
power each. The total reached so
far for all the buildings is 5,180 arc
lights and 14,700 incandescent, with
some 10,000 more incandescents for
the administration building. Al
lowing 20 cents a night per arc, that
means over $1,000 nightly for arc
lighting; and should all the 2f,n00
incandescents burn every evening
there will be a further Item of
another $1,000, assuming a rate of
one cent per lamp each hour for four
hours. The lighting elTects will cer
tainly be the anestthe world has ever
seen.
A Sociktt of Womfs has just been
formed at St Petersburg, for tho
manufacture of children's playthings.
The society has arranged extensive
workshops, and proposes to open by
degrees, m the
Italian capital and
in other large towns, shops for the sale
of its products.
Asarnm Canadonse, Wild ging'-r.
Same derived from the taste ana siuell
of the root Leaves large, kidney
shaped, handsome and velveij, ariuiug
trom a creeping rhizome. Between
the pair ef leaves a curious, brownish
purple flower, abont an inch in diam
eter may be found in April or Mny hid
den among the leaves.
A "library party" ia a simple ant
novel entertainment for gnesta. The
plan of it is to have the ladies repre
sent the titles of familiar books by their
dress, or perhaps some leading chax
aoter of the books. The books, e thoy
are then called, circulate for ten min
utes among the gentlemen, after which
they are then retnrned to the librarian,
who asks the title, and if not given
correctly she demands a fine. The
gentleman who gneeses the title is sup
posed to take possession of the fair
bcok, to care for her, and be enter
taiaed br her daring tbe evening.
' mcmax WXLJ
t
aOXB WOODLAXD GEM3.
The wild flowers here described
flourish in rich leaf-mould, in cool,
shaly wools. Most of them will grow
in slightly shady flower gardens, and
some in the full snnshine, provided
they are not allowed to dry out during
a drouth. In all cases the soil shonld
be so well drained that water will not
itand about tbe roots. Xearly all of
them would be fine for a rockerv.
Ml are early bloomers, flowering dnr-
ing the months of April, May an?
'jneV
1 Hill ll 1 171 .In Hi.m infn (n irrnnna
be first consisting of small, pretty, bnt
. not very showy flowers, that wfll prove
interesting if scattered about in small
; masses. They probably would not
l""" " ioo jarge nnmoers were
'i!!LlVlih Kro"?d eh b?tler.
-vtuj'icu j xuure buuwj piauis, sun
they are dainty little gems, Anemone
neuiuruea. noon Anemone. luisiaa
slender stemmed tlant ctowidk Irom
x to nine inches high, bearing a
J
j nP "e tem, and a solitary white or
rose-colored flower, which is purple
outside, and nearly three-quarters of
an inch in diameter, blooming in April
and May. '1 he leaves are five-parted,
I'oot, a slender rhizome. This is ar
interesting aud pretty plant.
Anemone 1 halictroides. Rue Anemone.
j This very pretty species, flowers with
the laht and exceeds it in beauty. The
root consists of a cluster of small
tubers. The slender stem grows from
six to eight inches high, bearing a few
finely divided leaves and pretty clusters
of white or purplish flowers, it will
grow 01 (I idy banks, which later ia
the season oecome shaded. Both this
and the preceding, stnnd considerable
dry weather and the full blaze of tht
f-nnsliine, when in bloom.
Panax Tritolinm, Three - leaved
Ground nnt. Grows abont three to
five inches high, bearing three leaves
tench three-parted) about half way up
them ntid a small dense cluster of
tmnll, pure, white flowers., the stamin
ate and pistillate are quite different in
Appearance and borne upon separate
pliints. The root is a round tuber
about as large as hazel-nut, growing
quite deep in the (.-round. It will grow
ary w here where the one just described
wid flourisli.
Hydrastis Canadensis, Golden Seal.
vVell known for its medicinal qualities.
Grows about eight or ten inches high.
The white flowers that appenr in May
are not very pretty, bnt the large,
bright green, shining palmately-lobed
leaves make it a pretty plant. The
root is a thicK, golden-yellow rhizome.
Cnrnna l!dnmliinGia I ,i.w Cn.nal
Grows in shady woods, in moist, rich
Roil. The root iu a alnrtcr nrooninir
rhizome The stem is from five to
s. ven i :ches tall, greenish-white flow
ers, surrounded by four white leaves
or bracts a minhiture Flowering Dog
wood, althmiL-h far inferior to that
spe ies in bea-ity.
I'r genia Bnlbosa, Pepper and salt.
The .Lut in num is a modified Greek
word, meaning "Daughter of Spring."
It is a very dainty and pretty little
plant. The root is a round tuber
iioout tae size of a hazel or hickory
nut, fiom which rises to the surface of
the ground a short, thick, white stem
B"d a leaf stalk, bearing a single very
f nrly divided leaf. Jnst above the sur
face of the ste". hears a whorl of smaller
Piiely divided Kaves, and at its summit
un umbel of small, but pretty, white
(lowers, with conspicuons purple or
l.'owtiiih (-tumeric, the color of which I
cout'ft ted wi h that of the petals gives
the lame, "Pepper and bait." It
trows in a shady, rich soil.
Allium 1 ricoccnm, Lance-leaved
garlic. A pretty plant, more odd than
Ix'uuti.'nl, hiiviug its homo in dump,
rich woods. It is of the garlic or onion
?e: us.rather strong-scented or HiiTored,
arising from a email bulb. The long
md I ron 1 1 saves appear in early spring
siid are quite pr. tty. In May they all
wither and soon entirely disappear, la
June or July the -tern rises a foot high,
bearing n clu ter of small, white flow
ers, like those of the common onion.
Oakis a 1 Uvularia) Sessilifolia, Wild
O.its. .Nnrae ra'hcr fanciful as it is in
no way lel ited to oats. Hoot, white,
'fibrous. Stem eight to ten inches hich
j leafy. '1 he one or two white flowers
i..UVh,s. and nre of slei.der hnll-rrm
nea lv oue inch Ion!?. Not nnrtii-nUp
v heie it grona. Rather I retty but not
showy. Might be admired by those
liking ench toners as tha Lily-of-tho
Val.ey, etc., though inferior to that ir
beauty.
Pvrola Elliptica. False Wintergreen.
A very pretty plant, the finest of this
group. Leaves all at the root, broad.
cvergre n. hlouis six to nine inches
1 ii'h with a raceme of rathei large, fra-
groeoish, bell shuped flowers, pretty
but not bh .wy.
Tbe Keaxoas Whr,
Wcenllit Ahii a-tine, as it u manufac
ture.! lrom nUha.ter rock.
1 he people usa it b.-cause it is durahU aal
beautiful.
The sanite-i-ns endorse it becaust it is ot
a (wr.-.'.ery n iture, aud contains no poison
cu r.iatoric!.
We e-iwruseit s we want all to liavaan
opportunity to be licnetited by ita advan
tage all paper firms fight it, as it displaces
their poisonous products.
Some dealer, talk against it, as they can
buy cheap kalsomines, and where tba people
are not poste.l, u-ll at Alabastine prices,
thus nml;,nic more profit.
Kalsomines mu.t en, as they are only
tr-mporary anil sp.iil tbe walls.
Alabastine has come to stay, as it posses
sen merit, and has the unqualified endorse
ment of these who have use.1 it for years.
Alaliastihe linsntood the teat of time, an 1
now stands higher in ouhhc favor ttiaa ever
bel ore.
I'rot. Ke.'ziH, the eminent panltirian ot
Michigan, says: "Have carefully tested for
ar.-eiiic or opper- none could he foun I.
rind no traces of poisonous or injurious ma
terial "
Dr. DeWolfo.the health offl -er of Chicax
says: "the perfect wall for domestic habita
tion is the material which resists decomposi
tion in every form. It seemns to me that
Alalststine is admirably adapted to the por-po-e."
The Goo I Health Pnolishin To , at Battla
Creet, Mich., writes: "We will, probably,
one Alabasline as loi( as it is in existence."
We are located at tira.i t lUpid -, Mich
Hid will cheerfully answer any ouiwotiuica.
ti ns ill relation to our zoois.
Two ladles of Olympia, Washington,
killed a rat by sheer kimlne-s and high
living. They cituzht a big gray rat in a
trap, and while Waitinir the ariivai of a
man to kill the rat, it was can fully fed
and cliiristod.
with tbe above an l re-
ult.
WILLITI-' E.CEOtl WART
Tlicy are at it v . himmer and tone :o sav
'Iv I'nleli'y W.4 ! i iipert'o. of 12 N. 11th St .
I'l.ll.. U l.il.ii I ... ,1.... ...Ill i
'" - -in-i1 nn-j i, in w iii position to
Rive tlie public a cl.anee to buy cheap. Their
eu: bossed p.iiiers for ten cenls aie'-world lieat
i rs." Send four two cent stampi for pai..les.
A Marlon County tlowal physician is
the owner of a remarkable hum; n
moi.s r site, a mi.le child, sixteen inch
es lontr, ueUhitiK n:ne and one-ln If
pMii d i, it? hea l the pet fret nounter
.;:il i.f that of some glgAutic ser
P ut.
i:v J. met li UiiiUi'.. in,:,.r M. E I much,
V il - n, N. IV, s- ys: "I have i.sed uradycrniu e
aii lii. ver n -ln;:le lull uic f.uled to obtain
tin e iir.t- relief linn he.iiiaelie when Uirec
1 luiis uero loliotved." Fifty cents at drr
stores.
WI en a belt p- ti saturated with
waste II. an application of ground
rhn:k will soou abl-orb tho oil andauk
the boit workable.
KECIPE&
Salad, shonld occupy a far large
p'ace in onr list of nsefal dishes, and
instead of being considered ''oompany
dishes" should take their places in onr
uauy menu as a matter of tact. Al
most every vegetable, cook e l or un
cooked can be nsed for salad, either by
itself or in combination wita others, af
lussian salad.
BPAVISK St I. AD.
Wash the lettuce in several water
and dry on Dapkin. Chop two onions
finely, and put into a bowl equal parts
of tarragon vinegar and water, tea-
spoonful of salt and pepper mixed,
find fnn, lal .tao..nAn v.. I. I ; I . m: til
well together, then put in the onions,
and tbe lettuce which should be first
broken in pieces. Arrange sardines
round the mixture, tuils up, and garn-
. -ou wun onves.
BP1NACH ON TOAST.
Thoroughly cleanse the spinar-h,
throw the leaves into boiliuir raited
ir.i .! i, . i r..-..
1 nil nnt intn i.nnn,n. .;. .I
i hard boiled eggs, half a teaspoonful of
pepper, a laDiespoontul or butter, and
two of cream or rich milk ; chop these
together and
piace me mixture in
saucepan over me nre lor three or
four minutes, stiniugoonstantly. Have
ready small shoes of hot buttered toast
upon which spread the spinach,
sprinkle over it a little lemon juice aur'
serve hot
CHEE.SB SOUFFLE.
Two ounces of bread crumbs, one
half cup of milk, four tablespoon fills o
grated cheese, tbe yolks of two eggs
and the whites of three, salt to taste,
and a dash of cayenne pepper, l'nt
the bread and milk on to boil and stir
, till smooth, then a.1.1 tha
ter, and beaten yolks of the eggs, silt
and pepper; stir well and add last of all
the whites, which have been well lieaten,
very carefnlly. Pour the whole into a
buttered dish and bake in a hot oven
for fifteen minutes. For the following
recipe, and the one for white fruit
cake, we are indebted to the pages o'
Ouod Jlousekerpinff.
KOOS AND TOMATOFS.
Take one and a halfcnpfulsof stewed
tomatoes, and rub throngu a colander,
let them boll up and add a very little
coda, a lump of butter, salt and pepper
to tai-te, aud thicken slightly with a
little flour; keep them hot while scram
bling six or eight eggs, which, when
done, serve on a hot dish with the
tomatoes poured careiully over them.
For some persons one cup of sauce
wonld be sutlicient for a dozen eggs.
BAEICD SALT M ICKEKEC WITH OHEAK
SAUCE.
Wash a salt mackerel thoronghlv
and sork it over night in a large panfnl
of cold water, placing it in the dish
with tbe skin side up. In the morning
drain it from the water and lay it in a
shallow baking pan with the flesh side
up, ana pour over it a pint of sweet
milk. Place it in a moderately h
oven and bake for twenty minutes; rub
into a paste a meuitiin-sizea table
spoon fnl of flour, a large one of butter,
and a little pepper, and about live
minutes before the fish is done add
this to the milk. Slip the fish on a hoi
platter and pour the ranee over it.
Serve with potatoes baked or plain
ooiieu.
WHITE FRUIT CAKE.
One and a half cnpfuls of butter, two
cups of fugar, one cup of milk, live
cups of Hour, three etios, two teaspoon-
luls ol baking powuVr, three-fourths of
a nutmeg, two cupf u.s of raisins, one
half pound of citron, and one cupful of
currants. Bake tnro hours with a slow
fire. This is sutlicient for two good
sized loaves, and should not be cut IP
less than a wtek as age improves it.
ins use of petrolonm as a means ot
firing porcelain, is likely to reduce
largely me cost ot making china.
"German
Syrup"
I must say a word as to the ef
ficacy of German Syrup. I have
used it in my family for Bronchitis,
the result of Colds, with most ex
cellent success. I have taken it my
self for Throat Troubles, and have
derived good results therefrom. 1
therefore recommend it to my neigh
bors as an excellent remedy in such
cases. James T. Durette, Earlvs
ville, Va. Beware of dealers who
offer you "something just as good."
Always insist on having Boschee's
German Syrup. g
HEADACHE.
Hea1nche ts the disorder most complained of
now-a-days, and against which the greater
number of the so-cal.ed home remedies are ap
plied. In most cases, however, the j ue not the
proper remedies, because most people are ln-
I noi ant of the true character of the numerous
causes of the disorder. And yet It ts a very
simple matter Indeed. In nine cases out of t-ii
h-adache is produced by a disordered stomach
' and cini quent imperfect circulation of the
lined which causes a congestion tn the lie id.
I The physician therefore call It gastric head
ache, n lule It is more rommnnlv known as siclt
h.-ad.n-he. It appears In different forms.
Sonietlin.-s It occurs as a dull pain in the fore
head, again as a shai n acme pain, then again
as a feeling of general oppression, and finally a
violent throbbing ol the arteries against the
tei.iples. Ill most of these cas-s cold f. et and
geneial lanuuor are added to the other symp
toms. 'lh.-i.tt mentioned symptoms parucu
larly a e an Hit illirile guide io the cau-e. No
sic .ncss. lo indisposliion can lie thoroughly
Clued UKles the tri-alliient bedlrected tow.iiris
er.idlcailng the riH.t ol me evil. In this case
the disordered or ovei loaded stomach and liver,
v.ilch are the sour. e ol Hie headache, mu-t be
retul ted and put into a Mitind condition. For
this purpose theie is no more effccilve r. mecly
anil lion that is better adapted to pro.
mo'e tli - general health than the St. Per
nod Vegetable 1'ids, socal ed after the
noble older of lleiiedlcilnes, whose memliers
have r. ndere.l such great elvices to the science
id medicine articulai Iv in the use f herbs,
llie e pili are made ol medicinal heibs or the
Alps I hey act as a mild laxative, a neutraliz
ing, alterant and a blood purifier, promoting a
he .ni.y cir. u at on. They causo the clogL-mg I
ol blood in the veins to disappear d in thst I
ti remove the pressure on the blood ve,-wU 1
ni in. i. rain, wnn n aie me dliect cause of tha
loil.tuosllion kllowu as headache. A ftiio.lA
dose-ifst. Iternard Vegetable Pills will i here for
iicviate It and cure it completely in short
till". Tn he had or every first class dril-gist '
It your drugg sis haven't them, end 2e to 'S'"
I'e-i nard" Im.x JIP;. New Yor ntv, and you
ill receive same post paid br return mail I
VWT
Piant rt.iei ana is an
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Clifford Blackmail
A Boston Boy.
Tbe Impo: lance nt taking a reliable
Spring
Medicine
.annot be l.-o Liulily mnuated. The extra
irrtinary epidemic of "the crip" and other
hseases, the unhealthful winter, clone con
venient Indoor and carelessness in diet, have
;aus-d accumulation of Impurities in the blood
ftblch tnut be expelled before you can feel
n il and strong attain. Tbe universal pra.se
tiven Hood's Sarsap irilla should convince ytu
h it It is tbe hle.il spring Medicine. Oive It a
.rial.
,My little boy bad Scarlet Fever when fjur
re. r old. and l I ft him very weak aud with
llooJ poisoned by canker. His eyes became
nnained, his sutlei lugs were iuu-nse.
For 7 vVeeks He Could Not
Even Open His Eyes-
I took him twice during that time to the I y
Hid tar Inllrmary on diaries Street, but their
emedies failed to do hhn tbe hilntest sha..ow
if good. I commenced giving btin Hood's Sar.
wpanlla and It s, on cured hl:n. 1 have never
lonbted tti.it It tutted hi night, even If
rej-y life. 1 am always ready to praise
HOOD'S SAR5APARILLA
fc'cauvnf the wond.'itul good It did my sntl."
4.BHIK F. Blackman, 2SHS Vasl4DKton Slrect,
inston.
llmni'B l iiNcii e all l.iv r Ills, Jaiindh e,
Sick iti-addche, Biliousness, Sour Siouiacb, etc.
DR.KILMEP
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Kidney, Liver and BladderCuro.
Rlieiiiiiatisni.
Lumbago, pain In Joints or back, brick diisttn
urine, frequent rails. Irritation, intlamatloo, I
gravel, ulceration or catarrh of bladder.
Disordered Liver,
Imtalre1 digestion, gout, bllllous-headache.
S A V P-ltOT cure kidney difficulties,
Vsi Onppe, urinary trouble, bright diauaaaw
Impure Blood,
Scrofula, malaria, gen'l weakness ordeblllrr.
G narante 1 content of On Bnttl. If Bnt ba
etlttNl, pr.irlta wiU rafuod to you Uu pric paid.
AtDrn;iiliils, 60c. Size; 1.00 Size,
"inrmlida' Cini 1 to Health"fr ConnlUrloa fro.
Da. Kllmcb & Co., UivoriaMToa.al. Y.
Consumption carries otit"
many of its victims need
lessly. It can be stopped
sometimes ; sometimes it
cannot.
It is as cruel to raise false
hopes as it is weak to yield
to false fears.
There is a way to help
within the reach of most who
are threatened careful liv
ing and Scott's Emulsion of
cod-liver oil.
Let us send you a book
on the subject ; free.
Scott A BowNE,ChemiM&, iia South jih Avenue,
New Vort.
Your drucgisl keeps Scott's EiuuUino. jf cod-liver
oilall druggists l-verywhcr do. li.
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A Sample Cake of Soap and la
ifce rxni, oo tieruiHluuiKi
and lieauty; Jllubtrated
oo i ii, .-h miii, ervooi
tutu hlood dieaee sent
sealed tor lOc: alw
lisnuremeuu, ht
llirtli .Marks, Molea
Warts, India Ink an.)
fonder aiaika. Htam.PIt
Unns.RedneM of None.Su-
perttuoua iimr. pimpie.
TS"rV".wiVwulVI?
o i-i.,nr IUHI.IIJ. p
iiuhiniaiiimrreeJit office
or Lj letter.
FOR
MRS. WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP
!!1"oh"J aNl hv "-Xh" for their children
vlille Tecthlne for nt nirt v. i.
xtlie the ciillil, loriena the Kilni-.i, allav
all nam. cure w'ik! eollo .n.l ,u t..
runiejv for di rh.si. '
Twcnu-f . 'ini a Dott:.
...ewvvvwiaaiiftiw
ITS
"STOPPED i-REF
Tman Prrsm.ii Rtnnui. I
NERVENRESTOREH '
lor sir nsta khi imsavs. im.
I lrtintL If tak.a aircritj. .Vo Fit ixfite
fnr Airrr Affectu. V. TiSJi.-w. rrir.
iv Mr Tr-tlM and trial h.ii! rr t
Fti nri.ls. oey pay I'Icm t bar-n un bs wba
pinl Sim ii.ni.,, I . I a.:i rti nM ulilnM of
aca Uruai.
:!),. rau ir ia- KLnt, wu Arm si
L KLINE. H11 Arrb St- Vh. mAt li.hia, I'aw
3LH AJ.J ut iMllAHSti tRACVd
wim
SMfX W .4iX .BT.T..WBkaaala.f
QARFIELD TEA
l una Kirk llrariai, tk
r .lorwtmmln ion;cBra,CoB.llpalloa.
I'EAKL TYPEWRITER!
PRICK SS.OO.
F. r hiisinr-s and private correspondence.
Siiiiple.di.rahle, practical, acc rate. S.ita tov,
but a practical maeh ne. llm snu set nut o
otuer. No practlee required to operate It. As
a present for father, son or bro tier for their of
nee use. for mother, wife or sister for private
correspoudeni-e. or fur the bov or alrla an
tdnc,.tor. It Is uniurpas ied. Sent, secure I v
lai ke l.on reci-ipt ef ,.ou. lllis'rated circu-
ui l ivi- s inn ne-eripti ,n, mail d
I'K l HI. T
2SA30N.MiM.ieSt..
i ft.
m ki i Kit rn.
Me York City.
railier-- c s mi ml ii ri.i .iml n Ci-ivr r K tr.,1
pamphlet win. h tell w .at Khaiimatl.m li ir
all Is lorm- Hie eiuse ..f i,e ,ain a ten, II ,B It
and bow toobta'n a lasttngand in xpenslvecure
. U. K. SI HAIL. 3 ,., saar , '
W A M TC flT br,h, mc,iT-Toun- ma to
, . . tins locality. tJJloa.iperd.y
1.1 ry torlaM puny. 1.lr. s,w.tbr. ? renc." Vnc oi
PATENTS v
V. T. rtlaaera a,
li'aahlaiaaiu. ii. o.
- kMk Inn
UCIin I O.I) GREEN. Syracuse. K. T
CliLLU I nts MU-ITi EtWioaeU NUK
R
FIFTY YEARS I
? I "tyliM I- V acius.
1 J3 il iu , i ll FITS: All Fits stopped free by Dr Kline
4? . I J 1 ' i I i t"eat NervH I:i siiii, i. Kits alter lirst day'
I? 1 i ll 1 f J Ni.lL i J,( u-e. Marveli.iie cure. "1 realise and KMi tria
! I O f t n4 bottle free to lit eases, i-eud to Hr. Kl'ue s
. a.
I
'& ' REMARKABLE SUCCESS.1
What Ability and Research
Aceompl lanes.
There is the widest difference in th
world between the study of a profesaios
tod its practice. Experience, practical
knowledge from real cases, U the most es-
lential material in buildiDg up any pro
Pbysieisn. frequently disguis.
(eaaion
II. C. McCormick, M. D., Ph. Q.
trom patients their truo condition, be
iause of their inability to provide a suc
cessful remedy. With tweuty-one years
txperience as a practitioner, I can con
icientiously say that I have never used a
reparation with such uniform good re
mits as that attaiued by Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root. It is a veritable discovery
in d as such is an inestimable acquisition
So medical science. I have prescribed
this remedy in many of the worst kidney
ind bladder disorders, both in acute and
:hronic cases where the patients present
td the most complicated aud alaruiin
lymptoms, aud have noted with great in-
lerest its effect. The results have been
,. , . ..
nof t sa islactory. Its action on the
lllected kidneys and bladder and con-
,
lequeut disordcre-1 liver and digcstioa
w I ue li i. uisoraure-l liver auu uikcsliiiu
las been gentle yet immediate, the relief I
, , J ivt I
ioeily and the cures permaneut. I nave
louud it a most invigi)ranog touic in
irokeu down constitutinus, La Grippe,
lud in other cases where the vitality has
seen greatly wasted and enfeebled.
II. C. McCoiuiick, M. D., Ph. O.
?cnn Argyle, Pa.
louud it a mo6t inviircratiui? touic in
EvebyMothhb
fcbould Have it In The IIue.
lnipd on Sttftar, 4 hUtlrrn lore
tntnk J.niNSft's Aoiyie iJMMrwTfnr Crrp,.'tjlt1n.
ft-tt Tlinxit, Timllttlt, C.ilur.'rauit ami tains. Hi
llfvcflall suaiiiiT('oMilttit!t,l'iitriRnl Ilrulwn Ifkd
Dintffo. Solilovcrywhi'Pv. 1'rlit KW. hy Diall; 6 lttl s
10
7 HO
oooooooooe
Tuffs Tiny Pills
9 stimulate the torpid liver, strenethen Q
the difrestive urioins, refijlllatti llie
iMtwels, and are uiieiiualed rhhii ant i
D bilious medicine. Ke nill. Price, Q
!i.e. Orllee. :t! 4 1 I'arlc l-laee. N. Y.
oeooooeooo
ta AMERICAN
IATARRH SURE
1 PotUe Oavtnce I
8top tbe dropping In th thro- Inoneweetti
th h
arinf
ith ani
atid sense of ametl t re
vieve Td hra
and hedcbe. Prepared
v lr. fll.
J0NK9.
Specialist, ts . inn
M . )'if Mplil.
T. . a..A K. a...i..li.f nr
mat'ed W n .ldret for 1. Testimonial,
lyinptoia blank and advice free. 21 years
lileoM, wrIU hlin mgrdlng your ess.
AMERICAN NtUlULGW CURE
k QidcV, primitive ( L'KK, 25 Cent.
TH1 1MIIOII C7 80IKNCB.
Thfy ve ol a scheme for makln
rain Uuw, Maria." said Silas.
"Lawsy mil Wbnt'il they
neill" returned Maria. "I've
I ell o boys raisiu' thunder, I ut I
tr thought they'd make rain."
dew
bum
nev-
cavouT ir a t oiiPLtk!ST.
one I was loading to-day i f a Jtj
who Pop -eed to a tfent lemao.
He 'lbt in lrup ear, yio know.
Mi- 1 kuuw It, but 1 dou't want
ousbaiid bolus to be proposed to.
Vou aie not a tuau of that kind, I am
certain.
Iiu- X uo- er vtill you hsvt
JeUiiUf.
She 'I Ira J o ai d !eo.
Due,
AN EXPKDIBNT.
rtU'band What are we go'nflr 'o Jo
aboQt tLat hatd oran that p'ayi in
front of onr wtbd.ii tvtry morning
and almci drive tor wild
'Wife W oiltfU tekea trip to Eu
rope The P ari T.rpowrlter,
111 Jvrtian.eut hiuh apueart Id
our ooluuns thii etk le oue ul the bft
maobiliea of it k'lul. It Joe the work
of a high prit'ed machine, and parties
Oldering cun dupend on its reliability.
The winter Eeafor. in Kus-sia cone
on so suddenly that while the hrst part
November way be as balmy as
Kurmci'DiP, I en iv -1 our uiiuiB later
' . , . , , . i -
evrr)lllll; la III It'-U Biiliu, nuu lunv ia
no relaxation of the cold until sprinir.
A sll;ht cold, if npu'ected. often attacks the
Hint's. HllOWN'S hKUKCUlAI. TaoCHES ITlVd
ure and immediate relief. Sold only in bixes.
Price 2.'j cts.
Prof. John Fiske declares that theie
,s not a compel eut 8-l?ijtilic man in the
world to-day who U not pn evolution
s'. Tns pleasant eoatniK of Heectnm's Pills
coiiipltelv distiiHes the tate without impatr
ini: their cfliulency. i' cents a box.
The tiieaii annual teiiiiw-rature of the
iUhe U C-'y t,e,e8 f ahreubeit.
The worst case of female weakness readily
eld to lr. Swan's I'astlles. .Samples liee.
Or
n, maver uam, n is.
Much of tbe paper for books is made
now of wood pulp treated with power-
A smoke consuming locomotive, from
which not a single puff of smoke es
capes, 1 as be.-n successfully tested in
Illinois.
It ii pt lire tuie cimrantced ly
Dr. J. 15. Mayer, 831 Arch St, Thll a,
l a. Ease at once, no operation or de
lay from business, attested by thou
sands tf cures after others fail, advice
iree, send for circular.
A ton of coal yielJs nearly 10,000 feet
of gas,
Mrs. Amelia E. Barr, tbe popular
novelist, is the mother of tif.eeu chil
dren. rann liiiiiiey Cure Tor
I'ropgy, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright',
Heart, Urinary or I.iver Diseases, Nerv
onimeHS, &c. Cure guaranteitd. 831
Arch Street, Thllad'a. $1 a bottle, 6
Uir to, or drngjfisu 1000 cei tiu.-aMis of
nre. Try it-
A design of an il cric bat, pro
plleiby a apa-waler buHejvt iaa jerta
xlnbited before the Fieuch A alemy
ol Sciences. T:ie battery plates are
under the b at, in the form of it keel,
aud the cuirei.t generated drives
motor oier,.tir.e the srew. The
plates (cnpiier or z nc) e,r r ise ! or low
erdd by meaus of pulleys.
r v.m Arcu uiiauuipuia, 1 a.
I
SOT A.1LT KE-AUBASOED.
Indulgent Mamma -VVe.L,
diet my lKtie p-t want now?
Uitle ret sleepily- I
.., ni.in'tcet uuw ciriy 11
what
sh
the
the
in
morning. '
SARCASTIC.
"A re you the head barbel ?"
Spatts, as be took bis sea
T sir," repllelthe artist; yo
don't see a chiropodufs sign bangiug
up in the shop, do you?"
BABK CHANCE.
Mrs. Bitik3-'Tbe paper . a WrfJ
ern woman ht a baby that h is fcevr
. i. it r
cnea in its me. m T tt.mlBr
Mr. Blnks "I5y
how she'll trade."
Jovel I
TV va- -
Mr. A. D. Meuser. Kantoul. IU , writer The
St.. Bernard Vegetable Mil. sent. "f."i
lent. One or two. taken before bed-time, are
verv effective. They not only Vote ibe
stool, but also insure sound sleep. They quie
tbe whole system, rtrentfthen the nerves is a
a-ive a (rood appetite. T..ey are also f"1
benefit m those troubled with nwhleat.
I heartily recommend jour Pills to the pub
lic ir all the babies born In one year were
laid In a lire, head to foot, I hey would
stretch from .New York City to Hong
Kong, China. If thev could walk past
a corner a' the raU? of twenty per min
ute it would take fhern six years to
I ass.
IOO Keward. SLOO.
The readers of this paper will be p'e M'j
l. arn that there Is at h ast one dreaded dlseas
that science has been able io cure m
laKes,and that Is fatarrh. Hall s Catarrj
' fur I the only positive eure now known U
. ,1... ...i...i t. ..ur.otv i ttt:irrh belllff a Con-
tututinnal .Hs. a-e reqirres a cnnstiiutlonal
'"' '' nt. Hall's t'atarrb Cure Is t-en '''tr
; nally, aw-tmic directly upon the uiooj ana
mucous suriaces of the system, therebv d
' tlroylng the found. itlort of the d's'au'' a"d.
Inn i he pal lent lr. nutll by buildins up in
tonsMuf ion and ass.stinu nature in doinK in
cotiMtdiltloii and ass.st
ark. The propr etors
?ur.itlve powers, that I
mrfiars for any ca-e th
1 lie propr etoi s nave so mui ii 1 " ' , ,
iney oner vuc - -
y ca-e mat it laiis to cuib. o:u
t' leV.'"l"?'?.,?.-. . T,ta n
VIU'lirBH, r . . . 1 1 1. - i. w , -
-.suia by di unnisis,
PltOPfcRTIiS LACKING.
y
Small Hoy- Tapa, I wish you'd tu
rue u toat. "
Papa "1'ou haven't any harnes?, or
cart, or "
Small Toy "Don't need none. Us
boja Is slat tin a te.ret society."
FATE.
Cobwigner "Pid you ever Lear
what became of that baby who fell out
of the fourth Btory window and escaped
unhurt?"
Merritt "Ves. When he grew up
he fell off a chair and broke bis neck.'
Thank Too."
Is what Mrs. Paisley, ol Newburnh, N. Y., al
ways says io Hood's Sal saparllla. It cured her
of a severe case of scrofula aud eczema, aud
he baa reason to be grateful.
If you are Bilious take flood's rill.
TUB PROPKB VEHICLE.
Weed I see bv the newspiper that
rich deposits of meerschaum have been
discovered in New Mexico.
IteeC I suppose that a pipe line will
be laid to Lriu the product away.
THIS TJKKItiDEST CUT OF ALL.
Clara - Do you see bow the shape
Of
this gown could be improved?
Alaude I..u might get some other
girl to wear iu
Tha pope. It is said, intends in his
will to leave funds for the foundation
Iu Home of grand universal scientific
Inalilula.
a
Both the method and results whea
firrup of Figs ia Uken ; it is pleasant
tad refreshing to thetjurte, and acta
Mntly yet prom ptly on the Kidneyt,
liver and Bowels, cleanae tho it.
tarn effectually, dispell colds, head
aches and fevers and cores habitual
constipation. 8rrop of Figs is tha
nly remedy of its kind ever pro.
dnced, pleasing to the taste and ao
eeptable to tho stomach, prompt in
Hi action and truly beneficial tn ha
effects, prepared only from the most
haalthy and agreeable substances,
its niany excellent qualities enm
mend rt to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrnp of Figs is for sale in 60o
Ud $1 bottles by all leading drug
fists. Any reliable druojriBt who
say not have it on hand will pro
eore it promptly for any one wh
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
i CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
I PAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Kr. N EV YORK. N. Y
- IT.
SjADWAY'S
ll READY RELIEF-
CURES AND PREVENTS
Colds.
Coughs,
Sore 1 hroat.
Hoarseness,
Stiff Neck,
Bronchitis,
Catarrh,
Headache,
Toothache,
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Asthma,
Bruises, Sprains.
Quicker Than Any Knotvn Remedy.
No natter how violent nrexcruc'ailnc the pain
the Klieuinitic. I.eil, ulden. In nun. Crippled
Nervous, Neuralaic.orpioatraled witb diseases
may sutler.
RADWAY'3 READY RELIEF
Will AfToid I as taut Kaute.
IM KKNAI.I.T-A half to a teaspoonfiil in
half li.mbl.r of water will in a reulutJ,
:;.r.r.;.-. tiv.j.r " v"" "'""..
ausea,
rules.
neas. Mck Heidic-he. Diai ri.o- i '.' tl L"T
a. n'-.aiioiiiii, iservousnes
llaiu-
Malarla in Its var ous forms cured and pre-
vented
n"' S r'n', 91 W tn the world
that will cine hever nd AKue and all other
fever (aid d bv KiUHaI'4 l-ILLS?
MUUIilyasK l Al'sj KK ll-RKLIti-.
BOLD BT an. Din r.ot-Ts Trie) SO cenu.
JONES'
THE BEST
-FUUUY WARRANTED
5Ton Scales $60rwcicKTfti
QNESlBlN6HAMT0N.Nl
. aivAS IN8INTJATIOH.
IIick.-ThatgmrlI this
111 ,77 iT Whv is it too badr
SS 2h U able to keep
her.
A WOBD Or CAUTION.
SpatU(oMissMunn)Mabel, m
I dote upon you dW. t doll..
xfia Afunn lhat aiir't.".
let papa know It.
. . . . a U
it1 '.',rv,lent opped to ycunz
men's wild dotes."
AN UNEQUAL DIVISION.
First rickpket-llowycome
out lait nitJlil " -
ball -,.f -Mothm lu it;
Second I'icspocac. ---- -the
detective .W ; ealI
Eirt rickp;!cWet-U''e
J3CCOI1U A IVr ;--
ta give up4.wo-tl '.
C.ao. CO, J.W,ncanpV.7
postpaid, for to 1" ii J lllie f siirprlre
per and ten cents ca-h a y s ra,.i.
everywhere, tiend 1 cent ior .
authors.
Aleutiou mw
WILLING GO MIND.
Mamma ,hurried.y)-"Dof. I wish
you'd mind the biby ,
Little Dot mvtifleJ- I "on
know what be says.
SENTESTIOtJS.
Schoolmaster "Of what
does the
surface of the earth consist r
I'upil "L.and ana wnw .
Sclioolma ter "vh.t do laud
water make?''
I'upil "Mud."
and
FOB THE
... , a k.iI,., vems U m a larce Abscess on her hip, llie ifn!l of a
Myi; eS.rIBere.llar ,jars f - B M of
fall nd diJocation. 1 he ai ' g s and iy the ,lme the fl,lU ,,,, W11
V i eun , Slatinglon, F J.
I had three little girls who were attached w.th oltinate ?!CZEMA or YA
Trouble which , first rescn.hlcl heat, hut ..am grew Xo yellow blisters some ., thtu. quit.
We One of the children died from the ttfect of it but we p Swift s Src.hc a r. 1 cave
X oth two. and they soin got well S S. S. forced out the potson prompt.,. The
r.,re was wonderful J. L). Kains. Marlhatnllt, La.
cure as w ni,qUal for Children. It relieves the svstcm promptly, and assist
nature in developing the child's l.f Jdth. ur Treatise mailed free.
t SWI1T SPECIFIC COMPANY. Atlanta, Ga.
W g',-r-l &l afi ra. d
THE POSITIVE
I L- f.Ktri HKI.'S. M Warren BUKn
Cheaper fclian Barb Wire.
HUMANE. STRONG. VISIBLE, ORNAMENT L.
UsCrS
V
HARTMAN WIRE PANEL FENCE.
DonMt) th StrpB(rtli of ny oib- r fen; will nt wretch, wur "r eft out t -h.ip. Ilnrmlf to tafkl
a Ferfect Farm Kim-s, yH Haofi-nu enmih 10 rurinMnt a Ij n. rf for i-rw. . i-ni Cin-
lar and TAMtlmontaU, also Catalogue ot il.Ttmnn sifel I t.-ki t l awn h -tuf, 1 1 . ;r.l H- wcruuinia,
k WxiUa W Lra Ma (a, . 1 1 A K T l A N l O.. Ht-n.rr rulln, Th.
atarn Saie JLjeucy. lot Chamber MreeU New .-rt.
W. L,
DOUGLAS
For gantlemen la a tins Call Shoe, mads aamleea. ct
tha boat leather prodaoed In tnJa coantry. There are do
tacks or was threads to hart tbe feet, and le made aa
smooth malde aa hand-sewed shoe. It la aa styllan. eas?
flttlng and datable aa onstom-made shoes oosllng from
$4 00 to $5 .00, and acknowledged to be tbe
Best in the World for the price.
For CENTLEMENa
SC ff Oenains
WsUU Band-Sewed.
SA f f Hand-Sewed
faUU WeltShoa.
SO (TA Police ani
Oi3U farmer.
SO Cft Extra Valo
si9U Calf Shoe.
8A r)C Working.
saaaC9 man'! Shoe.
s2.00OoodW9Bah,
tTittufPE NO SUBSTITUTES. -fiS
tmUte? VJnJfnrfL' U Do"glas' Shoes, vvhich. v.ithout questionrepreseul
frreater value for the money than any other makes.
C AUTI 0 1M W' 4 DUCLAS' name and the price Is stamperl
consumer o!-T7 u n . bottom ach shoe, which protects th
vX rkn0wii 'h gh priCf 8 and ,nferlor shoes. Beware of dealers
k"' 1 h"e " "' " e'Vr,.'l'.VVlVaJ;:, " ,,"U,
JAPANE SB
I LE
CURB
FTtprnal Ini ....
R,ZZ "'m.?l,e- -xternal. Internal, tiling
Here. ll trr Tin. r n",K' V',ro"i:- K-eut, .r
ra.'owt.ThWrbv5f
Aw, ,ttn euarant ee ,vln "i.Vir .b..m:,,
w. .e,:.?rf '' at one , refund .h':'
'"L-nuiia, retina
DO NOT BE OECEIWD
onjlMH lw with every imrctiSi. '0t Uu llu
T,,E TIITTO-
FVTVI
ivt , ii
thai to (on. nmw . .
JOHN F STRATTONTioN
$50.00
A
WEEK
ur w a
.f.1.rTwVr5d V":M' "":"mS
fur Ik. ri.i.. ofnnT"
. v.i fa,s mas
r, priBneld, Ohle-
eeeeeeeereeiVs
rwi i.. i V .lmMral r.r... i-
Brvrnth. Hei-ti.K?:1' J
I taftJ
.i..losi.rno.SC.N.Y
TTlOWRt i v
Pa-ent
dirndl
Copy i onr ib
AH alone,
both in the way it acts, am in tha
way it'a sold", is Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription for women.
It acts in this way :
Jf you're weak or " run-down," i,
buiMa you up ; if you suffer from
any of the painful disorders and
derangements peculiar to your
it relieves and cures. It improve
digestion, enriches the hlood, dis
pels aches and pains, brings refresh
ing Bleep, and restores 'flesh and
strength. For all functional weak
nesses ami irregularities, it's a poei.
live remedy. Hence,
It's sold in this way :
It's guarar.tLLil to give 6.itisfao.
tion, in every cr.se, or the money
paid for it is refunded.
They're the smallest, the cheapest,
the easiest to take.
Cut all that would he nothing,
if they weren't also the l,n -to
take.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant P.-lMs pre
vent and cure Sick lleadai-lie, Bll
ious Headache, Constipation, Iu.li.
pestion, llilious Attacks, and all
derangements of the liver, i-t..mach
and bowels.
CHILBR:
CURE.
: . - -t J.'
Kew York. Iftre H l ets
For LADIES.
s3.00
Hani-
Eevti.
82.50Be
so nn Cfc11 an4
8I.75 KIS9E8.
For BOYS' & YOUTH'S.
2 $c sl.75
SCHOOL SHOES.
NORTH DAKOTA
is KArim.v
coming
TO
THE FRONT!
The Immense crop of il- accrec.ttlne tn
value an nnintiiit equal to the a-s -sej vluv
tion of the state, and tlie favoralile irik-.iiocH
for a rertituu ol tlmt renull In l;ij. h ive en
spireil to open tlieees of the people a to tr.
er.atness if our icsources. For fuitlier I'iiP
ticul.trs address,
AKTHl'R V. HKINIJACF,
n.iwson, . . North Dakot
TRUE! EVERY WORD
OP IT !
Ti?Pi1?"?r'e RT 'ookln amtinii for new hunfi
tJrJL ir. re cruw.leil. Inhor tiorlT pal l. A
JarX..fT'l ,.an'1 enough f..r miv one. Tni. K
!lLn.S,to '"""we.! Iiya treat ni.in'y l.le ua
sooaroiuluc ia help ya out M-mltur
THE FLORIDA REAL ESTATE JOURNAL,
ARrini a c-i a
Mas f Ssata Florida. 10 cents.
S-innCQ O DHCTII r n PrireWc...
. -BHBBSBBBXiaBBBSBI Sr
9nren-llef na-Trar I
SJMTSSawl a i 1.1 Cq.hv mail, fitewrll Co,
Bi3lll.ll.1a
LtmrwatnwB. Alia.
T..f Thousands of Women
lestiry, from personal knowledge and
r-fJP.6,"06' t,,Bt s simple reliable cure
for all forme of female complaints,
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable
, Compound
ffl ."e.d- .li?: . aw
- ,' . a-v5" tuiierea irora
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