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consumption for many years. At
last she was given up to die. Then
she tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
and was speedily cured. '
D. P. Jolly, Avocs, N. Y.
No matter how hard
your cough or how long
you have had it. Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is the
best thing you can take.
It's too risky to wait
until you nave consump
tion. If you are coughing
today, get a bottle or
Cherry Pectoral at once.
. Tarts slits t Me.. Me., II. All Jraf rlttf.
Commit four doctor. If h tsVs It,
then do at bo says. If he toll. Ton not
to takt It, then don't Uke It. Re knowi.
Lssts It with hlin. We ara vllllne.
J. v. at eh i o ixiwell, Mm.
ASTHMA
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Paper Stockings.
Paper gloves and stockings are now
being manufactured in Europe. As to
the manner in which the former arc
made little is known, but the stockings
have been carefully examined by ex
perts, and they are loud in their praise
of them. Let no one assume, they say.
that these stockings, because they arc
made of paper, will only last a few
days, for they will last almost as long
as ordinary stockings. The reason,
thev point out, is because the paper of
which they are made was during the
process of manufacture rendered into
a substance closely resembling wool,
and was then woven and otherwise
treated as ordinary wool.
It is something to have an influence
on the fortunes of mankind; it is great
ly more to have influence on their in
tellects. Such is the difference be
tween men of office and men of genius,
between computed and uncomputcd
rank.
HI
The real heroines of every day are in our homes. Frequently, how.
ever, it is a mistaken and useless heroism.
Women seem to listen to every call of duty except tho supreme
one that tells them to guard their health. How much harder the daily
tasks become when some derangement of the female organs makes
every movement painful and keeps the nervous system unstrung?
Irritability takes the place of happiness and amiability : and weakness
and suffering takes tho place of health and strength. As long as they
can drag themselves around, women continue to work and perform
their household duties. They have been led to believe that suffering
is necessary because they are women. What a nyc.take I j
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pain and restore happiness. Don't resort to strong stimulants or nar
cotics when thig great strengthening, healing remedy for women is
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special advice, write freely to Mrs. Plnkham. No man will see
your letter. She can surely help you, for no person in America
has such a wide experience in treating female ills as she has had.
She has helped hundreds of thousands of women buck to health.
Her address is Lynn, Mass., and her advice Is free. You are very
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to get me well, and all the medicine that the doctors prescribed failed to do me
any good I resorted to an operation which the physician said was necessary
to restore me to health, but; I suffered mare after it than I did before I bad
hemorrhages of the womb that nothing could acem to atop.
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w V Leake K. Ptiikhaux MaeUolne) C.. Lna. Kaaa
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It must be fine to be to rich that you
don't have to keep up appearunces.
81.00 HI noo-l'onnil Nteel ltnnft-0 Offer.
If you ran use the best bin BOO-pound stool
rnnn made Id the world, and nre willing to
have It plaoed lit your own home on three
months' free trial, Ju-it cut tills notice out
and send It to Hkaiim, Rof.bcck A Co., Chi
cago, and you will receive free by rot urn
mall a big pleturo of tho "tool ranro and
many other eooklnir and hentiiifr stoves: von
will also ruclvo tho most wonderful ti.OO
steel rnne ofTor, an ofl'or that places the
best steel rariRe or hentlinr sto a la the homo
of any family, such an offer that no family
In the land, no matter what tholr elreura
stances may be, or how small tholr Inoome,
need bo without the best cooking or heating
stove made.
The owl has a reputation for wisdom,
and yet he always looka on the dark aide
of things.
Mrs. Wlaslow'a SoothlngSyrup for ahlldrsi
teethlng.sof ton tiis gums, reduces lnflamma.
lion, allays pain, cures wind colic. 25e. abottlo
A man ia not necessarily a miser because
he refuses to pay compliments.
I'Uo'sCnrels the best medicine we ever used
lor all alTeatlons of throat and lungs. Wat.
O. Kmdslkt, Vanburen, Ind., Feb. 10, 1909.
Some people never pot busy Until there
is nothing left to be done.
Putnam Fadeless Dyes color Silk,
Wool and Cotton at one boiling.
A capacity for hard work is usually a
man's moat valuable asset.
Teachers ftct a Year on.
Sur-er-ssful teachers of Chicago
schools who wish to continue their
studies In colleges, universities, etc.,
now may bo granted leave of absence
for tho period of one year, under tho
nuthorlty of tho superintendent of the
schools. New York Commercial id-vcrtlser.
How's Tills?
We offer Ona Hundred Dollars Rewar.l for
anv case of Caturrh that cannot bs cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
I'. J. Chexet ft Co., To'.cdo, 0.
We, tho undersigned, havo known F, .T.
Chenoy for the last IS years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In nil business transac
tions and thmueially nblo to carry out any
obligations nindc by their firm.
West ft Tbuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Walmno, Kinnax ft Mabvix, Wholesale
DrugRlsts, Toledo, 0.
Hall's (tarru C ure Is taken internally, aot
Inc directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent froe.
I'ricc, 75c. per bottle, bold by ah Druggists.
Hull's Family 1'lUa ara the Peat,
Largest isottle In tho IVorlil.
The largest glass bottle ever blow
has recently been made for exhibition
at the St. Louis Exposition. It hold
forty-live gallons, and required forty
pounds of molten glass, drawn from
the furnace and shaped on tho cud of
a huso blowing pipe.
To be bright and cheerful often re
quires an effort. There is a certain art
in keeping ourselves happy. In this
respect, as in others, we require to
watch over and manage ourselves al
most as if we were somebody else.
jr. I'haiiiikm, liennet, Hen.
EXAMPLES OF THE
TYRANNY OF NATURE.
o o o o o
Samuel Stern Maxwell,
in Harper's Magazine.
O O O O O
lO0t OPKHN pliyslnHglcnl ro
( J search has demonstrated
A1 O that many of the lower
L1-L p animals do not move
"WOW themselves, lint nro
moved ly tho unseen
hand of nature. There nro forces
which either cmitlnunuHly or Inter
mittently net upon organisms, and
which produce effects elnsply niul
ogntis to those of tho galvanic current.
Within the past few years n number
of careful workers lmvo observed and
described the effects of llsht. heat,
gravitation, contact, moisture and con
trolling the movements of certain cf
the lower animals.
LIGHT A COXTKOI.I.ING FACTOI5.
The influence of light upon plant
movement Is n i.mtter of dally observa
tion. Less familiar Is the fact that
many plants, possessed of animal-like
power of locomotion, not merely turn
but, swim freely toward the source of
light. Taking their cue from the botiui
Ists, who have Investigated this phe
nomenon closely, th.' p!.yslnlgists
have found that many animals behave
exactly like plants In this regard, re
spondiii''tothelircctin;i of n light wave
with n precision almost equal to that
of tho needle to the magnetic current.
Kspceially Is this true of myriads of
the little organisms which everywhere
abound In sea water, and the study
of their activities has been fruitful
of suggestive results. Some o? these
nlninls nre positively nnd others nega
tively heliotrople that Is, sumo nre
compelllod to go towards the light and
others away from It: and, strange to
sny, some are positive at one time and
negative nt n not her.
Of the negative form, thp larvae of
the great hors?shop craU r.vo goo.l ex
amples. If u tilsli of sea water In
which these larvae nre swimming be
placed In suii a position that It Is
illuminated by rays of light from a sin
gle window. It will bo noticed that
soon the specimens have crowded to
the side farthest from ll window.
That their position has been deter
mined by the direction of the light
.waves and not merely by 'differences
of Illumination has been established
by several method': nf proof.
a n :: m o x st i: a t i o x.
In the water ni a shallow dish nro
placed a number of uppcinicns which
manifest the tendency to swim away
from the light. Over the dish is placed
n hollow prism lllied with a somewhat
opaque liquid. In iho shutter Is a
window through wi.P h the apparatus
Is illuminated nnd light from nl! other
sources Is exclud-1. With tills ar
rangement tho darker side of the dish
Is the on toward tho window, be
cause tho thick side of the prism cuts
out a larger proportion of th" light;
but the direction of the rays entering
tho water Is practically the same as
It would ho with the prism removed.
Without the Intercepting prism, the
animals, being negatively heliotrople,
collect at tho dar'.: side of the dish
that is. the side farthest from the win
dow. When the prism Is put Into place
the nnimals do not colleet at the dm-!;
(the window) side of the dish, but
again proceed directly in tho course,
of the light rays that Is to say, they
swim from thc window side?, which,
by this arrangement, is relatively dark,
to tho room side, which Is relatively
bright. Hy similar methods It has been
shown that certain other organisms are
positively heliotrople; they move to
ward the source of light, not because
the direction of the light rays deter
mines their movements; nnd this oc
curs even when the movement takes
them from bright to dim light.
BEYOND ANIMAL CONTROL.
It is no longer rational to speak of
such movements ns voluntary, or to
classify tha forms which exhibit them
by such anthropomorphic terms as
dark-loving or light-loving. The pro
verbial moth does not cremate Itself
In the eandlo because of Its excessive
folly, but because of its intense hello
troplsm. If the moth Is a conscious and
moral ngent, its sin docs not consist
In tho net of rushing Into the flame,
but in going near enough to allow the
light rnys to set In operation processes
beyoi'.d Its control, Here '.he social re
fcl er nir.y caslIy'Tippond a iin'raH" '
One of the most curious facts In tho
effect of light is that tipon certain ani
mals Its action Is reversible. Thus the
larvae of some of tho barnacles ore
positive to dim nud negative to bright
light. Under the influence of tho rays
which penetrate the water they eve
compelled to swlni toward the surface.
I.eforo reaching It, however, tho in
creased Intensity of tho light changes
11 in to the negative condition ntid
they swim downwards, until In tha
woak Illumination they again becomo
positive. Thus they go dancing up
nnd down, tho plaything of physical
'ore?s.
rOSITIVB AND NEGATIVE.
Tho larvae of a certain nmt ino worm
nre still more suggestive examples of
this kind of ehnnge. At ordinary room
temperature they collect on tho side
n? iho aciia-ium farthest from tho win
r'ov. If the tcmperaturo is lowered
to f vjreas C, or (i degrees C, they
migrate to the window side. Allow
lii wr.te:' to be?oma warmer thnn
7 decrees C, they go back to the dark
side. Thero nro other nnlr.ials which
rr negatlvo In tho presence cf a sufl!
e'leni oxyjpn supply, but become posi
tive in I s Absence, nnd thero nre forms
whose hello'. ropism may be reversed
I y e. chi'.pgs !: tho concentration of the
tea water.
It 1j evident that through one ag nt.
light, licturo can exert an Inexorable
power over many organisms, driving
tiieui hither and thither, cither In long
migrations, or In whirling, dancing
movements. The Interplay of forces
must always be exceedingly complex,
their resultant changing with each
ehnnge of attitude, of plr.ee, or of con
dition on tho part of lli3 organism.
It I this complexify which gives the
rnnearaneo of freedom of purpose, of
-ork and play, to tho behavior of
those forms, while in reality they, are
obedient to un inexorablo tyrant.
Wise Is I he miiu who ci.u (KetluguUl)
flattery from iiouest praise.
EUNCU OF BLIND SNAKES,
I.ako rialipimcn iitl;rrril In Snmi'tMng
Tliat TIh-jt nirtn't Went.
The small lakes about FosMcu are'
becoming the Mecca for overworked
residents of this place who desire an
outing, and they nre apparently having
more than their share nf the adven
tures that usually fall to the lot of the
nveinge fisherman. Among those who
have arranged summer quarters nre the
Hon. 15. S. r.cnnett, Kepresentntlve
from the district, and Ir. McKinmm,
cf this place, who Is a member of the
Stale I'oard of Health. The doctor and
Mr". Hctiiiett have put a sailboat on
Sand II11I Lake and have otherwise
arranged matters so that the lake Is a
very pleasant resort. Sand Hill Lake
is about two miles In circumference,
nnd one of the pecullnritli s of the lake
Is the exceeding depth of tho water.
About live feet from the shore there Is
a sudden leaving off of the bottom
apparc titly, and until last Saturday
no one has ever known how deep the
water In the lake really Is.
Mtssi!". Hcnnctt nnd McKlnnon de
cided to ascertain the depth, If possible,
nr.d for that purpose secured n lope
loo feet long. To the end of the rope
they attached n large hook, with sev
eral smaller ones In close proximity.
They tewed out about Mfllt feel Into the
lake, at.d. In thrlr Intention to ascer
tain ti.e depth, began letting down the
i.pc. which was marked at a distance
of (very f.i'it f re in the end let down
to the cud in the boat. When the rope
had gone the asloiilsldng distance ol
eighty feet It slrr.ek terra tlrma. and
r.o fot ner had It done so than there
was a tugging and Jerking that nearly
pi.llid the rope from the boat. Hot li
l'.t imctt and McKInneii are muscular
men. and they grabbed the rope nnd
began to pull It In. They had pulled
the rope to within ten feit of the end
win n the lrads of several sni.kes ap
peared. McKinnen let go of the rope
and began to b labor the heads of the
snakes with an car. but llemielt kept
pulling ui'.lil the end was reached,
when it wr.s discovered that the hook?
on the end e. the rop? were attached
to an innumerable number of snakes
of all sizes and colors. A close exam
ination of the reptiles showed that they
had no cyrs. there being a growth of
fatty sub-t.-ince In the place where
eyes tise.ally are. The snakes had no
teeth, and were very picullar In many
ways. The gentlemen rowed to shore,
dragging tl.eir rope after the boat,
nnd whm thry reached terra llrnia
ag-lin they took the remainder of the
niiiko- from the rope. The rope had
probably struck a nest of snakes,
which were evidently of a harmless
variety, as neither of tho gentlemen
was bitten or In a:iy manner Injured.
There were 140 In the bunch. St. Paul
Dispatch.
Hi. Saw IIU Duty iin.l Up Old It.
lie stood before her father.
"Well, sir." said the older gentleman,
"I suppose you have come to ask for
my daughter''"
, "I I ye-es, sir, if you please."
"I'm! Have you ever stopped to
think what getting marriid means;
what you will havo to ''
"Oh, the boy interrupted, having re
gained his self-assurance, "you needn't
give yourself the least uneasiness on
that account. Mr. Scausloigh. With
out wishing to boast, I can assure you
that I shall be able to support her In
the style to which she has accustomed.
I have a line position In my father's
bank, to which I have worked up tin
ttldc.l and alone, and I nm to bp made
vici'-prcsl.lent of the Institution Just ns
soon as I have found out the difference
between collateral and assets."
"Very well, but that's not what I in
tended to refer to. Have you looked
over Juliet's mother carefully:"
"I don't believe I quite understand
you."
"How do you like my wife';"
"I have the highest respect for Mrs.
Pcaddsleigb."
"You have, eh? Well, sir, when she
was twenty-four she was just ns sweet
and pretty nnd coy ns Juliet Is was
Just like her. In fact."
"Ah, how charming."
"Do you still want her?"
"Life without her would bo hateful
to me."
"All right. I suppose, then, that I
must yield. But," he said to himself
ns tho young ninn was rushing away,
' my conscience Is clear, the'
hcu veil!" Chicago Keeord-IIorald.
A Thinking Pop.
A Manayunk man owns a fox ter
rier that he Is very proud of. One day
lust week he saw his dog catch a frog,
carry it carefully to n distant corner
of the garden, scratch u hole nnd bury
It therein, alive. The master could
not understand this act. He described
It ct dinner that evening nnd ex
ver. .! J;!'J bewilderment as to the
doa's nioiive, whereupon one of the
member of his family snldj
"C'r.rohis has beeti burying" frogs nnd
lnso'.-ts nnd all sorts of little live
things ever since ho was stung a cou
ple of weeks ngo by a bee. He howled
when the bee stung him, nnd, bowling
sorrowfully all the time, ho took tho
Insect up and burled It ut once. Caro
Itts evidently thought that ho was do
ing a kindness to the world in putting
the hoe out of tho way. It bad stung
hl'ti, and ho would see to it that It
would do no more stinging in tho fu
ture. And Cnrolus seems to bellcvo
now that everything that Is alive and
liltlo bus a sting, and Hint It is bis
duly to put all such creatures under
ground, so that they inny not cause
others to suffer as they caused him to
suffer." Philadelphia Iteeord.
"Soila Illienit."
In n lower lSroadwny store, New
York City, where "soda dispensers"
nre not required to work on Sundays,
the malinger says ho Is able, virtually,
to tako bis pick of men employed iu
nils kind of work. Tho time bus gone
by when one boy and the "boss" took
core of tho sodu water fountain In a
largo drug store and considered It
merely an Incident to tha day'n busi
ness. Tweivo or fifteen clerks are
kept busy from 0 a. m. until 8 p. m. in
many of the downtown establish
ments that make a specialty of soda
wfter trade. Many uptown stores em
ploy a large number, but'wbcu the
hours are longer they work lu shifts.
Their wages range from $12 to $19 a
wot!;. They are young men, nut boys,
t.nd this yetir u?y refuse to tuko a po-
LtVtlon with Sunday work Included if
luey can get along without It. liliV
burg Dispatch. ..... , , , .
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
General Trade Condltloni.
R. G. Dun & Company's weekly re
view of trade says:
There is still no indication of the de
pression in trade and industry that pes
simists predicted would follow the de
cline in securities. Conservatism was
developed by the uncertainty regarding
the effect upon financial conditions, but
legitimate business is able to secure
funds as they arc required, and the
more cautious progress of business
gives promise of greater permanent
gain. Weak spots have been diseloscri
and the technical position strengthened,
just as occurred in the stock market.
Readjustment after a period of inllntion
must of necessity bring some losses, yet
inc outlook is brightened by the re
moval of threatening industrial clouds.
Despatches from all sections testify to
the liberal distribution of merchandise
and the disposition to prepare fot
greater consumption of all the neces
saries of life, while t lie crops arc mak
ing good progress aside from some cot
ton districts in 1 cxas.
"JJradstrcet's" snys: Wheat, includ
ing tlour, exports for the week ending
August J7 aggregate .1.245.036 bushels,
against .1,372.789 last week, 5,436,530
this week last year, 6.607,611 in 1901,
and 3,248,313 iu igoo. For eight weeks
of the cereal year they aggregate 25.-073.-9
bushels, against 36,776,209 in
1902, and 23.925,919 in 1900. Corn ex-
Corts for the week aggregate 806.320
ushels, against 509,405 last week, Ils
150 a year ago, 441,918 in 1001 am
3.717,4110 in 1900. For eight weeks ol
the present cereal year they aggregate
8.325.295 bushels, against 754.659 in
1002, 8,699,021 in 1901, and 28,477,685 it:
1900.
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Flour Spring clear. ?3 75.1 90; best
ratent $5.00; choice Family $4.25.
Wheat New York No. 2. 86c; Phil
adelphia No. 2, 82c; Baltimore No. 2,
82c.
Corn New York. No. 2, sgc; Phila
delphia No. 2, 55M(ii56c; 'Baltimore
No. 2, 50c.
Oats New York No. 2, 38c; Phila
delphia No. 2, 4i',jc; Baltimore No. 2.
40' ic.
Hay We quote: No. t timothv
large bales. $i7.ocsv7 17.50: No. 2 tim
othy $16.00(0 16.50; No. 3 timothy $12. M
("14-50.
Green Fruits and Vegetables. Quote.
Apples Maryland and Virginia, per
brl. fancy, 70V075C: do, fair to good
601650. Beets Native, per bunch
I'jiVrji-. Cabbage Native, per 100
Wakefield, $2.0013.00; do, Flat Dutch
$4.ocfi 5.00. Cantaloupes Anne Arun
del Gems, per basket 30600; do, na
tive. large, per 100 $2.003.50. Celcrv
New York State, per doen 30ft ;oc
Carrots Native, per bunch. ifVi'je
Corn Native, per dozen, field, 8ft 12c
Cucumbers Anne Arundel, per basket
40ft 50c. Damsons Marvland and Vir
ginia, per full barrel $4 50(05.00. Egg
plants Native, per basket 15ft 2ce
Hucklcsbcrries Eastern Shore, Mary
land and Virginia, per quart bVidiji.
Lettuce Native, per bu box 401 50c.
Lime beans Native, per bu box oo'o'
65c. Onions Maryland and Pennsyl
vania, yellow, per bu 75ft 80c. Peaches
Maryland and Virginia, per basket,
red 50ft 60c. Pears Eastern Shore
Bartlctt, per basket 50(0 75c; do, per
box oocW'$i.oo. Pineapples Florida
per crate, as to size. $2.25(113.25. Squash
Anne Arundel, per basket, 20(0-251;
String beans Anne Arundel, per bu
green, 451V150C. Tomatoes Potomac,
per 2-basket carrier 30ft 50c; do, pel
6-basket carrier 25(0 35c. Watermelon
Antic Arundel, per too selects, $14.00
5? 18.00; do, prime. $7.00(010.00.
Potatoes. White Eastern Shore.
Virginia, per brl. No. 1. $1. 25ft 1.5 .
Maryland and Pennsylvania, prime, pet
bu. .Vn 55. Sweets Yellows. Maryland
and Virginia, per brl, $1. 75ft 2.00; yel
lows, North Carolina, per brl, $i.ysW
2.00.
Provisions and Hog Products. Bulk
clear rib sides, 8-'c; bulk clear sides
8V4C; bulk ham butts, 8c: clear sides,
loc; bacon shoulders. 9'c; sugar-cnr
cd shoulders, extra broad. lie; sugar
cured California hams, 8fjc; canvascd
and uncanvascd hams, 12 lbs and over,
15c: refined lard, half-barrels and new
tubs. 9c: tierces, lard. 8!c.
Live Poultry. Chickens. Hens, pet
lb. lift. ii 'ic; do, old roosters, each
25(730c; do, spring, large, per lb, (Tr
14c; do, spring, small, per lb, 'fj'i4c
do. spring, poor, per lb, t 13. Duck?
Puddle, re." lb, (oioc: do, muscovy
and mongrel, per lb, gOi 10c; drakes,
each, 30(11 40c.
Eggs. Choice, Maryland and Penn
sylvania, per dozen, loss off, (f?20c;
Virginia, per dozen, iQ(fi ifjjic: West
Virginia, per dozen, loss off. (nig'.c;
Southern, per dozen, loss off, ui8.
Butter Separator 2i(22c; Gathered
Cream iyh20c; Imitations Cn 19c.
Cheese Large, 60-lbs, ii(f?n'4c; do,
36-lbs, ulifrruH; 20-lbs, ii;!ij4.
Live Stock.
Chicago. Cattle Good to prime
steers $5.10(175.65; poor to median.
$3-75tfi5-0o; Mockers and feeders $2.50
(04.25; cows $1.50(04.50; heifers $2.cc(
4.75; canners $1.50(0 2.70; bulls $2.25(0;
4.25; calves $2.5061675; Texas feci
steers $3.00(174.40: Western steers $3.2;
(04.45. Hogs Receipts today 15.000
head: estimated tomorrow 15,000. Mar
ket about steady. Mixed and butchers'
$4.90(0 5.10; good to choice heavy $5.21
(0550; rough heavy $4.75(55 .10; light
$5-3oC'(5-05; bulk of sales, $5.1105.50.
Sheep Receipts 15,000 head. SheL-p
and lambs slow, steady. Good tc
choice wethers $3.00(0360; fair to
choice mixed $2.25(03.00; native lambs
$3 25f 5-6o-
East Liberty. Cattle steady; choice
$5. 20(05.50; prime $5.oo((i5.2o; good
$4.90(05.10. Hogs steady; prim?
heavies $565(05.70; mediums $6.00(0
6.15; heavy Yorkers $6.10(06.15; light
Yorkers and pigs $6.15(06.20; roughs,
$4.00(05.10. Sheep slow; best wether
$3.80(54.00; culls and common $1.50(3
2 00; veal calves $7.oo(7.50.
INDUSTRIAL AND SCIENTIFIC NOTES.
One-third of the college graduates
now are women.
The average depth of the ocean is
about two miles.
'Two millions of London's inhabit
ants never go to church.
Eighty-five per cent, of the children
of Japan arc iu school.
Of 1098 cases of typhoid fever in six
teen hospitals last year, one - in eight
died.
No species of flower shows mort
than two of the three colors red, yel
low and blue.
The importations of pig tin last year
were 68.000,000 pounds, against 7,000,.
000 in 1800.
The ministry is the only one ol the
learned profession) that is not over
crowded. In the city of New York there are
only 737.477 white persons born of na
tive parents.
The Congo state sells abroad an
nually over $13,000,000 worth and buye
less than $5,000,000.
The French grand prix in sculpture
provides the successful artist with
means of support for four years in
Rome or bcn.
GRATEFUL, HAPPY WOMEN
1 r r fr-ivv:
Mihs .Unriri Armltug'e.
Female
Weakness is
Catarrh,
Pelvic
A'wavs Half Sick Are the Werners
Who Have Pelvic Catarrh.
Catarrh of any organ, if allowed to pro
gress, will iitK-et the whole body. L'uUrih
without nervounncs is very rule, but pel
vic eatunh and m-i vounc-sj go band in
hand.
What is fo disticiising a sight a a poor,
halt'-f tt-k, nervnua 'vomaii, sutli-iing from
the many nlinot utiln-iir.il;? aymptoms of
pelvic catarrh? She does not consider her-
BEST FOR
3
l, , . 1 CUKE Tor sit bowel troubles, npr-ndicitis. hilinufn---. rd breath, bad
blood, wild on the stomach, bloated Dowels, foul mouth, henlnche, ir.direstion, ramples.
paino after cntinir, liver trouble, acllow skin or.d diuineis. When your bowels don't men
..UH..BlbM. .un,M,..lu .in, mnr, people wan ail otner diseases xocetner. it
J.,!?251riS "ilmenr "nd lonS years of sufforinc. No matter whp.t alls you, start taking
1?. S EiStoday, for you w ill never cet vell and stay welt until you get your bowels
ris.ht
1, our i.uv-cc, iart win uascarets toilay under absolute guarantee to euro or
ley refunded. The irenuine tanlet stamped C C C. Never sotd in bulk. Sample ao4
mens
booklet fr-e
uitt-t.-. ..iriiini; urmrqy VnTTOnnV, nieBfO Or New York. yS
IZZUC
Appetite poor? Bowels
constipated? Tongue coated?
Head ache? It's your liver!
Ayer's Pills are liver piils, all
vegetable.
Sold for
J. C. AyerCo.,
olxiy yrnrs.
bDWCIIi JlHia,
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
S DYE
nmr rr. T,n'friiTb fn r, r mil '
TheGmuiaeTOWER'5
POMMEL
SLICKER
HAJ BEEN ADVERTISED
AND 30LD FOR A
QUARIER OPAaNIUK
LIKE ALL -
'SES1 aomiKG.
It is made of the btst
tisteriais. in black or eHow.
fully (uaronteti and sold by
rciublc deslcrt cMrywhcrc
&TKM0 THt
5ICN OF THE FISH.
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A J TOWIB CO.
SOSTOM.tUlk.USJL
Straighten Your Hair
Talc the curl out nf It. mike It soft and ffloMjr
by mime
Carpenter's OX HABRH POMAD:
(lIRWATia or IMirATIOSS.I
TTsw s tltl one. s TV till! I. TI Ihst U ne
s.urir. Soft, .llkv i,,ir an t lillhr scilp are
tha roaults. Msks the bsir yruw. too.
PRICE, 23 CENTS.-
Bny It of your dnir -lt, or send us tha ptlo
In .tainiis.
AJdrsss. CARPE.ME & CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
W. L. DOUGLAS
3. & 3 SHOES
UNIOH
MACt.
7
Ton can tava from $3 to $5 yearly
wearing w . i irougua isa.au or 3d sai
They equal tlioao
that have beeq nail
ing you from 54.00
to 3.(J0. The lm
mensa sals of W. L.
Douglas alioes prove
their superiority over
11 other makes.
Bold by retail sho
dealers everywhere.
Look for nauia and
price on bottom.
That Doaf las am fee.
asl'olt sroraa Uses Is
vala la Uoaa-laa ikaea.
(oroaa Is Us siakMt
graft rat.Lalkar aisSs.
Our $4 Mitt t Jam tint eus-aoc M mittailaii at mmu
Hkwa ky stall, tt reals stirs, lllatl
rates'
Mass.
tMMitt Irs. W. L. UOttjILi. atrsrktva.
nnnonv rw hcott;
UKVirU I n'ttl aa Sana vara!
aaaa. Bumk at SsaUKoala a aaS 10 slays' Irasloml
aTras. s. aV av soas. u a. AI aata, U
ADVERTISE" gifVy IT PAYS
1'';'; Tk8s;su'iEjit?aUr
e.
Thank Pe-ru-na for Their
Recovery After Years of
Suffering.
t: a. 9A Orient
nil" mnrin niniiiauvi
t . . rv.... .1. Itl-f.ir.l '.railAiMff
.11c, i'f iifii, mu 11., I'lninw -.f
r (lie Itoyi.. 'Umpl.nt nf iirinHernc.
11.:. I. i . - H-Ainan n .tiirftfYW
I 1 Mini i n tit. h
-thnnk I rum making tier trouble pufc-
lIC, I'Ul rt'siurcti iirn-ui s... ..-..-
-I. I fa! fnf tm sukk CkB
mm 11 iu 111 tint a 1 '
other fullering women tt if my rtmy to.
leu wniu 1 rum nua uwuc
,tt ...iru 1 .... 1;... ..r. with utfrfcn
1 Biil.tirM 1. "i j - -
irregularities, which bronchi ur. livltm
ana mane me a pnypiuu '
doctor from the d'.ilerenl sehool or
medicine, but 'without any perciuibl
clinnire in tny condition. In my rtipetr
1 called on an old nurse, who ilvi
I me to irv renum, nno promiwu
I nlts if 1 wotml peril and take II rg
I lurly. I thought l!ii was the !
could do, aP'l tirnciired ft bolt la. I Sivew
iik foon ai 1 neinm i.iunig 11
iifTectiiiff me ditlerently from anything
I had ued liefore, and to I kept 00 -inij
it. I l;cpt this- up for fix itionlM,
and steadilv pained strength and Imlilv
J ...t t l.-.l ......I lirtutn LnlllM 1,
anil w im.-n 1 11,111 uw ,'--
considered mynelf entirely cured. I
a ttntcful, tmptiy woman to-day." ilia
Muriel Armitage.
I'erumi rure eatarrh of the pelrle o
guns with the fame aurt'ty a it cure
catarrh of thf head. 1'eruna lii -eoine
renowned as positive cure lo
fcnnle ailment, pimply liecauae ibe tl
inents are mostly due to catarrh. I5s
tarrn i the cause of the trouble. l
run.i cures the catarrh. The aymptoanai
disappear.
j
rv'.i ill enough to go to bed, but she t 1
trom being able to no her wora vm
the ureatcpt exhaustion. X'liin is a 1
common fight, and ia uhnoet always doe to
peine catarrh.
It is worse tnan foolish for to many
women to sutler year after year with die
eae that can be permanently cured.
1'vruna cures catarrh permanently. It
cine old chronic rases as well ns a aligns
attack, the oiily iliflerence being in the
length of time that it should be taken
effect a cure.
I If you do not derive prompt and satisi0
i torv results from the use ot J'eruna. irrita
nt onee to Dr. Hartinan, giving a full state
ment of your case and lie will be pleased t
givi yon hip valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. llartman, President of Ths
Hai Moan Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio,
THE BOWELS
WJiEN
PAIKfANGDISH
rihgbrow,
aminsterinc
Angelthod:
Sold Everywhere.
KIpaniTabaleaar
the beat tljppfU
mrdlclno ever m4ft,
A liutiilred millions)
of tliom liar bef
sold In tb faOtcsl
States la aulclsy
year. Every IUms
rising from a disordered stomach at
relieved or cured by their se. B
common is It tliat disease otlclBat
from the stomach It may bo safety as
serted thero is no condition of IU
health tb'.t r.lll not bo DeneOted m
cured by the occtkional aire of MptM)
Tsbules. I'livilclara luiotr Ibeni ad
spesk highly of them. All drank!
sell them. The Ore-cent packagx H
enough, for an ordinary occasioav osf
the Family Cottle. a!rtycots, i
a household snppiy frir a yes.
generally gives relief within twvatjr
rulnutes.
10 CENTS. ). VSvAS-iSr
CtRESAU XCTV
Prevents"
Bilious Attecls
- by iRtpbse Om
ItotaacJk ctassai '
and Brer activm
Al rasnamt isai aM W - -
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