i
YMKAiMrttHtttAti)ittttrf
WHAT'S THE.TJSF. OF
SAVING "GIVE ME A
5-CKNT CIGAR," WHEN
BV ASKING FOR A i i
"CREMO"
YOU GET THE BERT
5CKNT CIGAR IN
AMERICA
"TIm WcrM'i tsrfl Sn"
In Choate.
When Ambassador ( hoale was learl
fr of the New York bur many a flnltr
ling lawyer hail n fliiiti- him. Thero
was scan-cly 1111 attorney ho was nut
fraid or him in open court, but else-
here 1111 oc nxliiiin! (iisplay if ronr
Sis ami Impudeinf. wiimIi he mnile.
Due day in Hi." I.;n yi i w' ( lull h bud
tiui? pundit, mm n 1,1-iily smvos-Fful
pruclitiom r. observing Mr. Ornate fit
tiolirhhorln;; table. n.-Kd In a voice
iriennt for others to hear:
"Ah, counsellor, why was your
inche-on so rudimentary?"
"Perhaps yon ran explain," said tlx?
"f-n! Unlit, ilryly.
"Hecsiuse ii'g in Clionie," wus the
fi'iy.
"Your play upon my mime." return
l t.'hoate. ilraivini-' out the words with
:een emphasis, "painfully, exposes llir
imfnnniltirsK of your Icnoranee. Th."
nnrhcon, sir may be in t'hoatc, hut
our rlht to address mo is T.Vlui aur"
Women in Out Hospitals
Appalling Increase in the Number of Operations
Performed Each Year Mow Women May
Avoid Them.
Ooinx through the hospitals in ourlness, sleeplessness, melancholy,
large cities one is surprised to him siirli
largo proportion of the patients lying
on thos snow-white beds women
and girls, who are either awaitinjr
cr recovering from scriou opera
lions. Why should this ! the rase? Sim
ply because they hare neglceted them
selves. Ovarian and womb troubles
are certainly on the Increase among
the women of this country they creep
upon them unawares, but every one of
those patients in the hospital beds had
plenty of warning in . that bearing
down feeling, pain at left or right of
the womb, nervous exhaustion, puiu in
the small of the back. lcneorrhea, (1 la
ziness, flatulency, displacements of the
womb or irregularities. All of these
symptoms urn indications of an un
healthy condition of the. ovaries or
womb, aud if not heeded the penalty
bastobc paid by a da ngeronn operation.
When these symptoms manifest them
selves, do not drag along until you are
obliged to go to the hospital and sub
mit to an operation but remember
tha.t Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound lias saved thousands of
women from surgical operations
When women are troubled with ir
regular, suppressed or painful menstru
ation, weakness, lciicorrlioja, displace
ment or ulceration of tho womb, that
bearing-down feeling, inflammation of
the ovaries, backache, bloating (or flat
ulency), general debility. Indigestion,
and nervous prostration, or are. beset
with such symptoms as dizziness, lassi
tude, excitubiiity. Irritability, nervoua-
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Succeeds
KnaWsTffWWHWn
10,000 Plants for I6e.
kn!ll'f r BW"in v.itn biiij "Min i i i
W K r,iil Ir-d. 1 tTf Hi ri'lhtlD MIT llll.
VY own m bJU-ii .'rr kt the pro.
ductt'iii oi our watrramva
iOi (!r loitl-nift- yui in wy mem, v
VI ft
For 10 Contm Ponfpmtti
(
JOlHl RkiM fvlrrj.
I tt(Nt) Smut lUme,
IUIW BftlraWIC (fltMiDS,
t UMIO lUr La are a KtithliM.
1UO0 lilurUn.tj terlllUdl IIt.
M
nein teo w (.tow (;,. -in
ni Ul ii hiietliol of hrlllljkitt
I0iMf t Ami li u eiiil Inijtoi f. )"('
lio- nmAii fiuiu, nr., i) lor
NOW is YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Tolmj Stock inihe Mimin on. m ".'
IrM.ury sti-k. K.wl in fcve II W ell w.n.'
Puniplns Plant oomill. lo rnkl. w I I Pr
luurs ludltl l-nl Miinu.llJ th in proMHI tlre
on x W'UPt iif option. 5 iim rr Shi. -'' "
hM foi liu ti i.ol.ut. ImmctlUlplv.
trm Mm lo '!irurnl, iMiv. . 1".
l iaaom atj-vnt, lt t:u. '
KirANSTtnm.KSer ili bt
epnia inMU'Uie tr uifcita. A bun
drl milium of tht'tn lii,TelMn m1(1
br'Mth. win.' thnitti ami ,t.rv iilnt-M
uuk fi"m a. that.i.n',1 itiomai h
arrt ruIWiMl or rtm'd iy Klpan Tl
Ona will Ki-iurritllv u ,a rrllrf
wlthlntwantY mlnKI'-. Tlifllv .-..in iw.-karn li'pnouka
tog aa orliUMa ocual"0. All OruwHirta aU ll'-'ia.
PENSION FOR AGE. i
new entur
tvil) give ptiii
ou iur uu.
" .....i. . . I,1U,.LU ,.( li..t.,...ll....j
iitu nio at, uijlu i'i ...... uv. .u...
Kree of clmrae. No Pension, o ' r. Addri'
W. 11. WILLii, Wills BuiMlug.ilWliMllwia Av..
Wl,liil(4JU. D. U I'aleuW slid lradu-Muilu
Solicited.
a
run uilltf tMfn . L'u rr ()" nu wiimiui iwrtiinr
LUHtlfjiiiiirXl.'
oat t.'ounh b)run. '
lulling. Knld
tlrviyt.-iwtiL y
Tmpsn's Eya Water
r
IT8 WINTER SLEEP BROKEN,
Big Catfish Disturbed by the Intrusion
of a Let of Buffalo Fishes.
The Aquarium's his Mississippi riv
er rntflsh. whleh In winter lies on t lie
holtom of Its lank motionless for
weeks at a time In a state of hlbcrnn
lion, woko n ) In great shape on Mon
day last when Rome other flshes were
Introduced Into Us tank.
For years this big oat fish has had a
tnnk all lo Itself; hut when the ftshet
from the Ft. l.ouls exhlhlt, a IiIk lot.
were received on Monday. It was nee
pstwry to double) up the stork here in
: few of the tanks, and then the hnffa
lo fishes. wlnoh have been In the Aquar
ium nl out six months, were placed In
Hie lank with the big cat.
Thu buffalo fishes came from Hie
HHiiie waters a the hi? catfish, hut the.
catfish rrpurded their coining Into Its
lank as an Intrusion, for ail that,
and It not up out of bed out of lis
lied of sHnd on the bottom of the. tank
lo say ho, chasing the buffalo fishes
about with a liveliness quite unwonted
to It al this season. The IiuIThU,'
II-1ich are sizable specimens, but not
nearly so lis r the catfish, and they
fled nt Its approach.
When it had driven the buffalo
fishes nil Into the upper waters of
the lank, the bl.it cattish went, bark tr
bed amiln, and once more settled down
and went to sleep. And so It has since
remained, the buffaloes keeping wel'
p.wny from It.
Apparently It Is now sleopinp wrli
and soundly acain. but when II
dreams It catfish ever do dream It!"
sleeping visions doubtless take In
chape of those iimi'iuiierly buffalr
II she, which so rudely broke in upon
its long winter slumber. New York
Sun. all-
gone and ' want-to-be-left-alonc leel
iugs, they should remember there is oue
tried and true remedy.
The fol.ovving letters cannot fail to
bring hope to despairing women.
Mrs. Fred Seydel. 412 N. Mth Street,
West Philadelphia, Pa , writes:
Dear fls. Pinkham:
" 1 was in a verv serious condition when 1
wrote to you for advice. 1 had a serious womb
ami ovarian trouble and I could not carry a
child to maturity, and was advised that an
operation was my wly hope- of recovery. 1
could not liear to fninlt of Kuing to the hospi
tal, so wrote you for advice. I did as you in
structed me and t.oW Lyriia E. Pinfcham'a
Vegetable Compound; and I am not only
well woman to-day . but haveaheaotifulbaby
girl six months old. 1 advise all sick and
sulTering women to write you for advice, a
you have done so much for nie."
Miss Ruby Mushrush, of East
Chicago, Ind., writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham;
' I have been a great sufferer with irregular
menstruation ami ovarian trouble, and about
three months ago the doctor, after using the
X Hay on me, said I had an aheea on the
ovaries and would have to have an operation.
Mr mother wntited me to try I.ydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound as a last resort,
and It not only saved me from an operation
but made me entirely well. "
Lydia E. P. nUhara's Vegetable Com
pound atonoe removes such troubles.
Refuse to buy any other medicine, for
you need the best.
. Mrs. Piukham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. Her advice and
medicine have restored thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Muss.
Garden Truck
can be raised profitably only in soil
containing plenty of Potash. All
vegetables require a frrliliier con
taining at least lo per cent, actual
Potash
Without Potash no fertilizer is com
plete, and failure will folic; w it use.
Krorv fnrmr uhoul-l huTPOiirTolunMr bvk
on ftrtUIuiK'n tlir-v nn f at'iviriinitm
uiutUT UKtinliij; Mt.ir HniiiI fcrMji-r. hut
txxtatwnf Kiitt.rtril .tl"?1 Inforinul mr tiil ntHtm
Ittryt retlltn turmi'r. brnt rrc loi tliu
Kitatllig,
UMtM A.i K.I1.I wwniv"
9 NMaii trt. Nrw York.
.. f;"",k' mod thaiH would eot ho
vllhoul l lli.m. 1 ... tronl.i,,! , ,,r,t de ,,,11,
torpid llvor and hc.da. ha. Now aiure Ullui
I .c.r.i, L'.i,.lr flb,t,c 1 ,,,, t,,-,wnchb-H.r
I ahall eeitaiuiT rc..iiirnd , tli.utt,
at Ine bal uifulilna I hat. Arir ac.n '
Anns b.iilul, Onbulli Kill No. J, t-oli 'm,,, na.
flaatanl. PalaUhla. Potrtu Tarlf (inn) ri(,0Bo.
Navar au-kvu, Weaken t.r tin p.-. llir. ttr, Mr. N ni
aula In bulk. '1 Uu fii'tiiiliu! t.lilt-1 .tuuipcu Cut
uuaraatva.1 to cura or yi.ur bixny bact. .
Steiltr.f emecly Co., Chlc(o or N.V. ol
inm SALE. TEX K:LLI331 COXES
I
Where Others Fail.
mmmmmL
LAZYLIVEB
if ji Tht Bowel
CAMOV CATIWATIC
COMMtHCIAL REVIEW.
R G. Tnri & Co.' "Wccklj Rcvisa
cf Trade" says:
.Storms at home nnd complications
abroad tended to check artivity in com
mercial and financial markets, but most
inditMria! lines continue busy, testify iiiK
to Ciuitidcnce that trade interrupliou wili
be brief. Prior- to the bad wemlier
there wat liberal distribution of nur
cltandisp at steady price, but subse
quently a sharp advance occurred in re
tail prices of fond products, owing In
n-Mlrictcd receipt at points of livi.vy
Consumption. Country niercliants at the
.Suiitli have la rue -lucks that move slo vly
because of the decline in cotion and rol
led ions are slow.
New Ellwand manufacturing pUuls
arc well engaged, especially in macliiii
cry, jewelry and tcMiles, but buyers have
left the Boston footwear m.trket without
placing contracts, owing to disagree
ment as to prices.
Production of pig iron comiiiiu'i at
the maximum rale, el ilv ie is no evi
dence of a reaction. Ample wa'cr supply
ha made it po-sibV lo maintain t.'ou
Mi IKville coke production at liic rcmaik
a'nle average of ,too.ooo tiuis wetkly.
l-'.iUn-fs 'hi week numbered ,U'5 in
the I'liitcd States i.K.-iin-t ,VU la-l year,
and 4 in Canada, compared with jH a
3 1 ar a 1:0.
r.ad-tri el's says: W'l'i.il. iuc'u.iin
ll. Hie, exports for the week en-liny "ami
ary .'fi are 1 . 1 r. r . 5 S j- Im-hcl-. as.aiiut
I,t.tf,'j74 l.vl week; .'.'yl7.i'(- lllis week
1.1-1 year; 4.40.0(15 111 nx..i and ,t.7'i.',,j(S
in vku. I'orn i-yports for llie wei k art
.lMS.r.t.l Imsliels, again!.'. .riStW) )at
week; i,4').,tit a year ai;o; J.o.j.ooo in
I'.jcij, an 1 4.7,018 in lyu.
wiiolesalFmarkets.
n.'iltitnore. FLOl'R Quiet an I nr.
c'.ianged ; receipt-, 4751 barrels; ex
porn, i2 barreN.
WHEAT Unsettled; spot, contract,
!.i4''i l.i.'i ; spot, No. 2 ted Western,
i.l.SW l.I.s4 I January, i.t ln 1.14' ; l'eb
ruary, 1. 14 ! 4 fi 1 . 1 4 ; March, I $'
.i-t'i May, 117 asked; steamer No. 2
red. yxfv.'t'n 1.0W i ; receipts, li.oS't liu-li-els;
Southern by sample, I .m. rPl . 1 5 ;
Southern on grade, i.o.j'ii 1.15.
CORX Kaier; spot, January. Feb-,
ruary and March, joj-j'i.-oi; M;.y, jori)
5"'o ; steamer miNeil, 4S' fr 4S5 h : re
ceipts, 4,1.50,? bushels; Southern while
and yellow corn, 44 ij'fi 4 J.
OATS Steady; No. 2 while, X7wil
.V'ii No. 2 mixed, 3C's'n.$;; 'eceipts,
fi.012 bushels.
RYE Steady; No. 2 Wcxti-rn up
town. WitfiH?.
BUTTER Firm and unchanged;
fancy imitation, :.''ii.',i; fancy cream
cry, jonjr; fancy ladle, lo'r; V.I ; store
packed, h'ii'iS.
KC,(-,S-lF.asy, .tc
CHEKSJi Firm and unchanged;
large, ii'JCn I2'i; nieilium, ujo.isli ;
small, 12-Vct'ffl,?.
SUGAR Strong and nnclianged ;
coarse granulated and line. 6.25.
New York. BUTTER iW ; re
ceipts, 2.9(17; street price, extra cream
ery, 2ya2)'i ; official prices, creamery,
common to extra, lortr.'o; State dairy,
thirds to fusts, 21'02'j; renovated, com
mon to extra, 2$.
CHEESE Firm, unchanged; re
ceipts, 323.
EGGS Weak; receipts. 6,ojl ; State,
Pennsylvania and nearby, fancy selected
white, extra, ,305132; do., choice, 282();
do., mixed, fancy, 27; Western, selected,
choice, 26 ; do., average best, 25 ; South
erns, iqC(i'25; refrigerators, 1722.
POULTRY Alive firm; Western
chickens, 12; fowls, 14!; turkeys, ij'iil
14;; dressed firm; Western chickens, 13
14; fowl?, l.Vil'U.'S; turkeys, 1510 20.
FLOUR Receipts, 30.649 barrels ; ex
ports, 4,579 barrels; dull and lower; win
ter patents, 5.30C5.83 ; winter straights,
5.25'fi5.4o; Minnesota patent, c.8o(it'fi.20.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Dull ; per
100 pounds, 2.00'ff 2. 10.
HIDES Firm; California, 81 to 25
pounds, 19.
PORK Barely steady; short clear,
l.VOryVfU.sTi.
COTTONSEED OIL Firm; prime
yellow. 2?Y),Cn2i,i.
POTATOES Dull ; Long Island. 1.75
!fT2.oo; State and Western, i.25'ij.'i5o;
Jersey sweets. 2.oo(ff.3.75.
PEANUTS Steady; fancy hand
picked, 5',V"Sli) other domestic, 3!4
CABBAGES Easy ; flat Dutch, per
too; a.ooSj oo.
Live Stock.
New York. BEEVES Steers slow
and lower; some sales of good cattle 20c
to 25c lower. Steers, 3.70 to 5.(10; bulls,
2.75 to 3.80; cows. 1.50 to 3.6n. Ca-
j bles quoted live cattle and sheep steady;
I refrigerator beef selling at lojjc to to'ijc
per pound. F.xports. tomorrow, 550
beeves, and 3,416 quarters of beef.
CALVES Veals about steady, qual
ity considered; Western and barnyard
calves lower. Veals, 5.00 10 g.25 ; no
prime veals h:re; Westerns, 3.00; barn
yard calves, 325. Dressed calves sleadv.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Sheep nomi
nally steady; lambs slow and easier.
Medium to good Iambs, 7.25 to 7.7a
No salts of sheep.
Chicago. CATTLE Market strong
Good to prime steers. 5.70(06.25; poor
to medium, 3.755? 5.6 stockcrs and
feeders, 3.2514.25; cows, 1.25(4.40;
heifers, 2.orVa..s.io; canners, i.252.45;
bulls, 2.ICXVT4.00; calves, 3.907.00.
HOGS Market strong. Mixed and
butchers, 4-4?'"- -4-6S i good lo choice
heavy, 4.62,4(rf4.o ; rough heavy, 4.45(11)
4-55 1 light, 4'4l ;4 57! j ; bulk of sales,
4.5ixvr4.6o.
MICH IN LITTI.fi.
There are more than 50,000 electricians
in the United States.
Russia has a per capita investments in
industrial enterprises of $4, while the
United States has $123.
Wages of the switchmen of the Dela-
ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail
road have been increased 4 to 6 cents
an hour and their hours have been re
duced. By the recent invention of an auto
matic machine for the Mowing of beer
bottles it is said that 2,2.20 beer bottle
blowers throughout the country will be
thrown out of employment.
Justice Scott, of the Supreme Court
of New York, has denied the ri.ejit of a
lalior union to expel a member without,
permitting him to be present when
charges against him have been preferred.
Almost the entire commercial wealtn
of India, with its population of 300.000,
two, is said to be in the hands of less than
90,000 persons,
Stationary engineers of New Jersey
are agitating the question of licensing ail
engineers, and will try to have a I.w
passed to that effect.
The proposed international labor tin-,
im, which is being promoted by Eugene
V. Debs aud ii to include all organised
labor, is vouched for by the most power
ful organization in the country.
The benefit fund which the Switch
men's Union has paid out in the last
three years amounts to St6u.
AN OLD MAN'S TRIBUTE.
4 Ohio Fruit Malum, T Tra olri, Tared
of a TcrrlbU CHaa A ft or Ta Tawr nt
Snfffcrtnt;.
Klrtnpy Jiiftnn,
for, Ohio, y:
Kidney Pills of
fruit doalcr, of Mon
I was cured by Doan'
severe can of kid
ney trouble, ot
eight or tn
yearn' standing.
I suffered the
most sererc back
ache and other
pains In tjj re
gion of the kid
ney. These were
espeelally severe
when stooping to
lift anything, and
siDKit jrTos. often 1 rould
hardly straighten my back. The aching
was bad In the daytime, but Jnst as
bud At' nigh), and I w.is always lame
In the morning. I was bothered with
rheumatic pains and dropsical sweH
Jng of the feel. Thf urinary pagi
were painful, and the secretions wwe
rilaeoloml and so free that ofien I had
to rise at night. I fell tired all day.
Half a box served lo relieve me, and
three boxes . effected n prrmnnent
cure."
A TUIA I. KItKK--Address l'ostor
Milbuen Co., KutTnlo, N. V. For Kale
by all dealers. Price fit) els.
Benjamins Franklin's Courant.
Thomas C. liradbury of Hlddcford
Me., Is the owner of a copy of the New
England Courant, whleh Is dnted
From Feb. 4 to Feb. 11. 1TZ?,." The
copy, whleh Is devoted for tho most
rart to a speech of the king, state;;
that the Courant "In printed and sold
by TionjBrnln Franklin."
!ttnn and It I. ark.
riiolly "ltut- aw why do jou say
you don't like my face?''
Mis Pert "Hecause."'
Cholly "Ah', but that's not a pwoiier
answer; there's 110 reason In that."
.Miss Pert "Well, there's none In
your face, cither."-Philadelphia Press.
There Is more Catarrh In this section of II a
country tlian all olhr iiipas put together,
ami until the last fr yarn wassiipposoil tn
betiM!iiraiile. For irrfl'at many years dolors
ITonouiiiTiI it a local iiseft ainl prescribed
ocal r'tmnilies, and by eonstantly failing to
eure with local trmitnirrit, pronounced It in
curable. Science proven Ciitarrh to lie. a
constitutional iliseaso and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure. ummifRotlircil liy f, .1. Cheney A Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, la the only eonstitntinbal cure,
mi the market. It ts taken Internally In dose
from lOilroprtoateaspnonfiil. It anta direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces; of the
system. Thev (ftlnr one hundred dollars for
any ea.i It falls to cure. Keiul for circulars
and testimonials. Address K.J. Chksbi A
Co., Toledo. ). .
Kold by UriiKKists. 7.V-.
. Taka Hsll's Family Pills tor constipation
Illda't Nil MnnsT.
l'iioti "flow is your artist friend
jetting along in New York?"
Tonison "Oh, splendidly!"
Dixon "Have you beard from liim'"''
Toiiison "No; that's the reasou I
know he's prosperins."letroit Free
Press.
rrrSpBrmmientlv cured. No tits or nervous
ness after first iIbv's use, of Dr. Kline's Great
Nerve Ilestorer,!it rial hottlcandt reatlsefrea
IT. It. H, KMs,Ltd..931ArehHt.. Phlla., I'a
London society women are forming
"prayer circles."
Illnilier tirsj's Swaat Powders For Children
fnece.sfiilly used by Mother Ory. nurse in
the Children's Home in New ork. Cure.
Feverishness, Bad Stomach. Teetking Did
erders, move and regulate the Dowels and
JVstroy W orms. Over Wl.nOO testimonials.
At allnnugists. 2oe. Sample mailed .Kti.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, U Roy, N. V.
Tn, China and India the finest tea coats
only six or eight cents a pound.
To Cora a old In lT
Take Laxative liromo Quinine Tablets. All
dniRiists refund money if it tails to curs.
E. v. Grove's signature is on box. 25c.
Ths cellar in the Bank of France re
sembles a large warehouse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, soften t he gums, reduces Inflamma
tion, allays pain, e.uras wind colic, 25. a bottle
Galalith. or "milk-stone," in being much
luted for decorating.
no's Cure for Consu ruption Is an Iulaiijbls
Windlctiis for coukIis and colds. N. W.
Mvrri., Oi-caii ttrove, N. .1., Feh. 17, l!').
Two out of every 1000 of Russia's people
are sigiitless.
A Uusraiitteil Cur 'or Pllsa.
Itching, Blind, Weeding or Protruding
Piles. Druggists will refund money it I'aro
Uintmcut tails to eure in 0 to 14 days. 50c.
Fi teen war vessels arc under construc
tion in I he docks oi tlermnny.
Itch cared in 3(1 minutes by Woolforil
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails, c'old by all
lruL'irists. M, Mrfil orders promptly tilled
by J)r. K. Dcti lnin, ( lawtordsviile, Ind.
. There are 2,50i),W0 acres oi emk fore-ts
in Aeria.-
GRATEFUL TO CUTICURA
Iur 1 iikl u III Heller and Speedy fins or lias
and Scaly Huiniir, llelilnv ".v and
Mglit Wiifleied 1 or Months.
' I winli you would publish litis letter so
that ol hers Mtttrring as I have may be
helped. Fur months awful sores covered
11 1. v ice and neck,, scabs forming, itching
fertility day and night, breaking open, slid
running blood and matter. 1 h(d tried
many remedies, but was growing worse,
nken 1 started with t'uticiira. The first
ppliiutinn guve mc instant relief, anil
ivlicn 1 hud ued two cakes of (,'ulicuia
Sosi and three boxes sf Cuticura Oint
incut, 1 wss euiuileielv caicd. (Spied)
Miss Nellie Vandcr W'iele, I.akeside.X.Y."
Onlv one man in 7(h) pays an income tx
in India.
The r S. Depi, of Aarlcnlf or
fives to fcalcr'a Oa'- its heartiest en
liorscnieiit. tsiilei a .,ow National Oau
yielded 111 1'JiH fvoin l.il) to oU bu. per
Beie 111 ;iil dillrrent Mate-, and you, Mr.
ianncr, can beat this in IUM, if you wili.
wlt or Kiniuer, above illustrated,
gives 8u bueliela giuin and four tous bay
bohidea per acre. It's wonderful. 8alr's
seeds are pedigrco seeds, bred 4ip through
careful selection to big yields.
Balwr's Peardless Barley yielded 'lai "bu!
fsalrer's Home Builder Corn... 800 Hi.
Spelts and Mnearoni Wheat..,. 80 bu,
Balxer'a Victoria Rape 90,000 lbs.
filler's Teosiute Fodder 160,000 lbs
Bslser's Billion Dollar Oraas.,, 80,000 lbs
cislMir's Pedigree Potatoes 1,000 bu.
Now such yields pay sod you can have
them, Mr. iarwer, in 11103,
SI NO lOo IN KTAlfPf
ind this notice to the John A. Salrer Reed
f., I-a Crosse, Wis., and you will get
Uioir big catalog and lota of farm seed
samples free. A. C. L.1
D0U a e.r,PiJ C'CTgy 'n SiWU bout
7
5 -s.
BIRD INVESTS WITH POWER.
Superstition Connected with Jeweled
Toy of England'a King.
When as a girl Amelle; do France
now Quem of Portugal, first visited
Windsor Castle, tho mjBtlc Jeweled
bird which was taken from the throne
of Tlppoo SaMb and presented by the
Fast India Company to George Ill
was the object of her profoundest ad
miration. In fact, It fascinated her ro
mantic soul, and Queen Victoria, who
hRd a strong strain of romance In her
nature, quite understood her young
guest's feeling, so she ordered the
bird to be taken to the princess' apart
mcnt, In order that a sketch might
be made of the treasure. The flrs-l
thing the Queen of Portugal asked
for the night she entered Ibn ban
ducting IihM on the Kings arm and
bsw tho blaze of the celebrated gold
plate upon the buffet, was this jeweler!
bird! His majesty Immediately or
dered that It should be placed upon
the table In front of the Queen, that
she mif-ht gaze upon It at her leisure.
There are many legends woven
sbout Hint bird. A London Journal
says the Hindoos call It "Uma," and
they suy that whoever owns Uma
must reign over India. It Is supposed
to have the gift of locomotion, and It
nlieht" upon the hend of whosoever it
endows with royal power. It Is nboul
twelve Inches long, and Is shaped like
a pigeon with an exaggerated full.
I'tiliies, brilliants, emeralds and pearls
are sewn about t.ie quivering feathers
of iilngree gold work; it. holds a price
less ruby in its b!. and an emerald
of grout size and luster luingsi from
Its breast. Tho bird shares with the
Kohlnoor the r.uporstitlous regard of
t: o Hindoos. While the Fma folds Us
uItiks in the castle on the Thames,
and while the Kohlnoor blazes In the
English crown, there Is nothing else
to do but bo hs good subjects of King
Edward as may bo. It Is the will of
'.ho nods.
THE WRONG KIND OF LOVE.
Voungster's Recitation of Text Showed
Bent of Thought.
William H. .Maxwell, I he bitporin
lendent of the public schools of New
Vork. believes that free meals should
be provided for such school children
as get Insufficient nourishment nl
home, on the ground that a child suf
fering from hunger cannot learn Its
lessons.
Mr. Maxwell was describing the oth
day (he free-meal system of the Paris
schools. Suddenly he paused and
smiled.
"When this system was Introduced
in Paris," ho said, "a teafTher at an
English Sunday school explained It to
her pupils, ano told them that love
had caused tho system's adoption, and
without love the world would be a
poor place for children and for all
helpless and Infirm persons.
" 'Next Sunday,' she said, 'I want
each of you to come prepared to re
cite a scriptural verse about love.'
"The next Sunday duly arrived and
the children bad all prepared their
verse. One had 'Love your enemies;'
another, 'Little children, love one an
other,' and so on. ,
"Finally a small boy with red hair
arose. He began In a loud, shrill
voice:
'"Song of Solomn, second ehnpler,
fifth verse.'
"And then he recited:
"'Stay with mc, flagons, comfort 1110
with apples; for I am sick of love.' '
Difference Exactly Defined.
He was the head of a Harlem house
bold, but his better half usually did
the family marketing. One morning
recently he was sent around the cor
ner to got some eggs for breakfast.
The grocer's clerk danced attendance
and was asked, "Have you any eggs?"
"Certainly," was tho clerk's re
sponse; as hu pointed to convenient
crates of tho coveted breakfast food.
Ono crate was labeled "Fresh eggs"
and the other "Strictly fresh eggs."
The customer was a man more skill
ed In the exactitude of literary expres
sion than the discriminating terms of
the market man.
"I fail to understand," said he, "how
eggs that are 'fresh' can be less than
'strictly fresh.' What's the differ
ence?" "Ten cents a dozen," was tho quick
reply. New Vork Tribune.
Execution Checks Outrages.
The execution of two of their lead
rs has put. a tempornry check to
he machinations of a new Chinese
icet named TsnlYuun, in Houar,
Rhone program was to destroy all
railways and all foreigners on a day
'.0 be announced. They bute the pres
nt ruler of China, declaring that the
real emperor Is now residing ou the
'Mountain of Nine Hragons," and will
make his uppearunce In due lime.
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The next time you need Baking Powder be nuts to ask your grocer for the Good Luck brand. Yon will
get the greatest satisfaction from Good Luck linking I'owder because ot its positive puiily, great leav
ening force aud the ieai)iiable price at wliirb it is sold. I'uribcritiore, bv u -ing Good I.iwk vuu car. ct
beautiful free premiums. The giii clock, shown above is one of the piescnts you can get by saving
Gcvd Luck coupons, l'bei s is a coupon on the label ol each cau. Cut llirin out, save them and get the
numerous useful gilts. A little book inside of each can illustrates and explains all about the pieuiiuuis,
and tells bow to get Ihrm free. So great is the demand ior
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BISHOP OWES
AND LIFE
Ministersof All Denominations
Join in Recommending
Pe-ru-na to the
People.
lae throat and bronrMnl tube to
Klrfl Xt'.fJ.
TWatbirit; the air of crowded asea-
blies. and 1.W neeessrv exposure to niirlit
att- which manv . 10-eArhei-s must fse
makes catarrh especially prevalent, among
1hir clax.
I'er-una has Iwecme justly popular among
them.
The Bishop's Strong; Tribute to Pe-ru-na.
1 I.. H. Hals, v. It shop ('. M. K. Church, Altanlji. (is., writes:
"I have lound IVruna lo be a great remedy ior catarrh. J wve H;creiaf J
icilh thin tprithlc d i hciihc I nr more than turn til fun in, until eime 1 rT
a btn'u using I'eruna. w liieli lis reiiced lite of the trouble.
I have
..i I
i " eel sure that l'eruna In not
but f IgalHon bleina to Hiitferliia
at
"Kverv individual who sutlers Willi
a magnificent and sovereign remedy."
Penma is the most prompt nnd sui-e
remedy for catarrh thai can tie taken.
' Many a preachtir ha been able to
meetni enanaementmonl y herauHC he
kep on ham! a bottl of l'eruna,
read)) to mot a y emergency that
mo arime.
Belmont Is a Sportsman.
August Belmont has always been an
ntbusiast about all kinds of sport.
'Ie now owns a stable of racehorses
ind a kennel of dogs, keeps several
umlcrs and owns and races a yacht
'.r.aing the season. He used to ride
n some of the meetings of the hunt
iluhs, and "Mr. Hlemton's" name was
ifien hung up as the rider of the win
ter. ,lt is bard to ssy what Mr. Bel
nont's favorite sport Is, because he
ontroniy.es so many.
Headquarters of llie new Paper Hoy.,
n.tg'and Novelty Workers' International
I'liiuii. jus; chartered by the American
I'l'derati.ip of Labor, have been estab
lished in Chicago.
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- 'hem. huf 1 Vn nil no Mil an eltritual i it the cm re of catarrh s th
The Great Nonesuch Remedy
e 'd monk cure, siiorip.
1 .-Jtraipht. sure, has lor a larpe
part o( a century batiied wilh
JALUlib Aches.dPains
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Take -Down
Don't spend from $.S0 to $200 for a curt, vhen for so
much less money you can buy a Winchester Take
Down Repeating Shotgun, which will outshoot and
outlast the highest-priced double-barreled gun,
besides being as sale, reliable and handy. Your
dealer can show you one. They are sold everywhere.
f,i fKbnt uur lyrist atustrjue cjr.,-.Wfi.
.:v WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. N ElM HAVEN. CONN.
i ' i J
ams.
that w ara tblpplns It tn carload and tiinkJ lets to all pstu of
tbstnunuy. Ikiu'iforgsl In buying "Uood Luck " y.io tl ib motlnflba
at llio lou'aff cotl. mm l to-day wltb a pound cau (Juc.j, aujoy uur las
Ins and got tb bsautlrul prsintmnt.
If jour rioT Uoaau'l sail "Uood I.uok" (wo A nl hit aauia aujwawlll
a ttiat you ara supplied.
THE SOUTHEIIN MFG. CO.. Richmond. Virginia.
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HEALTH
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The Friends of Pe-ru-na.
, Vxiit tin.' fii-fjutliccft or' the
rittiHiiiu HjjtH iri.xL propijt'tary int-uicinm.
1. fiv ( Ici iiv ii.ivt' alwav- iiMintaiMed
irmig cuiililiiicn a ml fricii.itiip : T
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Tlit-y I hi vt iliftrovi red hy )wtnr:.i fi
)i( i H'dtf tihit JNtiiiiii fH'4 nil T ji j
1 litiiiifij fjr it.
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ant a triumph of medlcttl science, -
huuianltu.
resinraiorv diw-ases
will find Peril'
I,. 11. llalscy, Hp. C.
M. K. Church
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a a a at", '
We have on tile many letters of reeo i
mendstion like t lie one tiven above. Wat
can (rive our readers only a slight glimpaMi
of the vast number of grateful leltrja.
Dr. iiarl.mnn is constantly receinne. aas
praise oi bis luinous catarrh reineay,
runs.
A sTr rotcn'h ii to lap tiri, moT
Uiau any -jtinr ifllidmn ol nukii.ti.
If you li (-wiitrli from 'uy iaiiH.
nl for in-iMKk,"Ttrtiiisiit'f'ir J)i
ie8," anU Jeatti liow to cur a witi
fHtiwiiift iiM'fiillytli-'pepRl inntntc
llUUM lb I IIH U. l iiln r i.,,,!.,,.! i 1.. ... .1 .
It .-iitftj Miore rv in tin- )xt
it untn. lin.w tinifx n irtK )i ."Mi cnin
ADVERTISE
IN 1 I11S 1AI til
IT PAYS
the. world over. Price 2Sa
and .'iC'c.
Repeating Shotguns
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