h, th
doc
f vi-rv
f lsc
a full
Jlllili
t H
low
IIOO
tjtll'
lie u!
tlw
i with
miuii'i
jodiw
waul
awtiu?
mad
9-nin.
it BJ
to th
aiti
uinlr,
" now He Trapped Her.
n, joba rsklDO, a well-known
Wtlst d,Tlne wa iarkable tor
Mf III P''"J vi ujauiicr tuu
Untie tamper.
r m returned to often from th put-
Li minus bit pocket handkerchief
ht Mrs. Erslnn at last twao to
Udpect tbat the handkerchiefs were
'stolen by some of the old women who
ncd tne puipit staira. no oom w
la'. and dotect the culprit she sewed
t corner of the handkerchief to on
n( the pockets of his coat-tails,
lull wiiy up who bain mo goo a
Vo-tor icis a iuk. wnereupon ne
turned rouna ana caucnt noia 01 ino
hind of the utility old woman, saying.
with (freai venuernessana simplicity:
No' the day, honest woman, no
,hclav. Mrs. Krsklne has sewed It
,iDitirir;ar Moments.
M a m ra 1 1 a Na'la alt I'aal
I (frr m rout mi entire mn-k tor an days.
,tsoT Pi at.il. V"'ri -r, H i,; nnt-r. a.
irit; I -wrin. ne,., iv.r or. same price a.
Send ct'.T.n Inr Ifti nii,r. all
'' t V. J. It"-. Wa.1 Paper Jobber. Kot-u-
' ....
o-n strl iibcrlh(l tt fm'or m I hit i
. .. .I .... - laart L
1 V'mV. v. Hi- 'r. N..lr Public )
Tn !avb annoyance, a man should
Ly the telephone Just nt hn uses hi!
rviivcr; ouiy in cases ol ausolutl
100 Reward. SjlOO.
n,. reader of thla i,ter will be til ed" to
,rn tlil there 1 at Iva-t nor dirs-liid a m-
,1 k inice hi" been Mil to cure in ..II Its
,v, mi'l tbat t mtiirrb. llaU'a Cctarrh.
,,. ithe only titivc i-tire now Itnovvn to
,a,nirilnal fraternity. Catarrh bclns: tmn.
'tntioiial illM-ntt, rc.ii'ires a conritiTtit tonal
in..nt. 1111 a Csterrh Cure In taken In.
,niii). artlnn directly upon the IIihm1 and
.JM,ii, puriuce in lun avnirni, inci-coy tm--w
i! Hid foundation of tha diM-axc, and
. .I.kl.allal.1 alMtiirll SW Kll I I .1 i (1 i .1 n Viak
LgpiilutliiB anil sn-Uiii. Datura In doll its
Lark. 1 1' proprietors have no much fat Ti In
..rurfttive iowt r uini iiicyuncr i.ne.iiiD.
..a I h l Inr fur anr rare that It full to euro.
LJi (or lift of tt'Miiiiuiilnlf). AililrcM
r V. J. hkskv Cu., Tuludo, a
1 rf Sold ty DruKi.iti, ;&.
BoL-ium it lie tin l country to mtke
pnu isni jrrim.
Wbra Namra
wis a'KlKtanoe It may lie Ixwt to render It
TOTItly.butono nlmuld rcmrmbt-r touite ev
.riDut p'rfrct renitHllea only ahrn riMilrxi.
"jbni and mom tliniila and Kntla rrmrdv If
Lsyrupof Vlv manufacturod bytbeCiUi
r!ii i k hyriip -.
Wi or lilllos nre used for food in India,
:n mid JKoan.
In rvi-ry rnmnmtilty tbrra tru annmhfrnt
,"!! nl.-iM' Wboln tilll" l nut IM'CII pll-d. HI
.-tier, nilnlntrrM, frirrnpr. ntnn and othirx
iiIhx' i la m iKra illy would a , if ym
b In mikk Kcvrrnl liiitiilrnl dnlUrx ilnriir
f ni-xt 'cw Inontb", a rite at omr to II. i,
ini'ii o. of Uithmond, Va., and thrj
J slid w you bow to do lu
-l.avirih' o! are vlrc rica.ly batl now
)' .
Impaired ri iteration ruivd by nrerhm'
jt. ir liama mtotlirrt. V; ronta a box.
Ahmit T.'iO UiigusKit are spoken on this
I'lncnt.
f-i.-li nlaiht-t ? (in Koinirto hsd take a dose
ruicu t i. ni veruai l ouich syrup.
-Of 10.00) Urititb m-uruen 00 are lost
P7 -"'
ifllcbxl with aoraarsaoaa Dr. InaaoThomrj"
kU.yt'Walar. UrUKKiitNaaU atiw paroottli
Eating in Haste
tint- wln.o wrvlng ai cn.iauble and
Uly nhrriiT bruugbt on dy0itio trnu'dr,
altlioiiKh I wa naturnl
ly lieltby. K I k U t
month hko I coin
Denied takimj HotMl'a
-ar-apiiilla. It haa
'ur-d my dyHicptic
toiiI.Ih and Mt mo
luu-k in my agu nlMint
;lflw-n yrnr. la h im l
oilier tn take Ilnod'a
SnrBiarilla and they
now ri-J-ico oor the
cooil cITi-i t It lin Imd
' ulie n. My wife ha 1 an(T.-rt I frum advent
:li :ie, irrnurul prostnitlon and losa or n
le. S.iUatukL-nlwub)ttleii.nd bcr head
Mcod'ss? Cures
free from pain and she la enjoying ex.
t health and renewed atrenirtli." H.
hav. WV-batt-r. Mush. (ii-t IIuiid'I.
Iiail'a 1'illa awlat dlgejiiun. Ucvuu.
jllMO "'aJ
Unlike the Dutch Process
(1 Ao Alkalies
Other Cheinici'ls
ore lived In the
irepurutlou of
W. 1IAKER & co.-s
reakfastCocoa
r h Irh it afiaWu tcly
pur and oiu,'-. .
h a a mo re r h n n i h ret. t imin
the ttrrnilht C'oeoa mixed
wnb htan-h. Arrowroot or
Siixar. anil la iar umro eo-
m'.cul, canting (en than one eent a cup.
I ilellcluun. nour.iihiiie. and E.ull.r
ll'tSTUl).
Sold byCrorera everywhere.
X. BAKER & CO., Dorchester. Mas
wTUg Best
Watcrprocf
Coat
In tho
WORLD !
n
fl'Ml UHAXn KI.ICKElt ll warrained water
. Ulil Vi tllkMin l-nuilrv in tin. hap.l.i u,ain. Thi
fi'MM Kb HI.U kUI U a m rivi t riJioa euat. anil
nU'urhllrtjaaitiJ!. Uaiwarfiuf luillauuLui. Inn U
tMl iri io'-atatti Ilmuil " l mm on ii. lltu-tia
J!l file tree. A. J. TilWKII. Hiiltnn. !
RAZER AXLE
Minthe World!
the Genuine!
Jj Every where I
nnuialM Maa-aa-aA au .a an
iyValVIIIU UIKUOawa4 I.
1FJ A nilTO aommla aaiaal aia aMalaS
L'UKItO laaU , aa aa IU
IDDASjafi aaatil UM ai a ry le
? rt J (i u.r atalia. aitk tn Mat at
J ft B IT CS ranaan aa i cauM rM.
O liO ram r Mil. r Dr. raoaanaLs,
aa ww Wa
riilia.lf.iia, fai
irt hhutuwMr.
M W
I.. 1 t It
a littlo JJ
GREASE
DEPARTMENT OF MINES
GOLD NU0QETS AND METEOR
ITES AT THE FAIR.
rcr-SImllei of ll,, Chunk', of t!,p
I reolou. Met.l Worth Many Thou,
nd. of I)oUrt-A rollertlon of
Meteorite. Iron. V.rlvua Ouar
ert of the World.
Tor thebeneftt of the nnlnltlnted rhlel
k ff.oftheMlnlnl)f.part ment Mtha World's
Fair, ha on exhibition aeolbloa of fn
tlmllet of Kreat nuijote. The raa, contain.
n3 them Is in the toutheat coruerof the ual
lory. .
When tho pjopla pi,t , ioe J)0
thiv .InnVlf f WhW mato be pureKol.l
hZnl ,I,V,,n7"K". ' tho VhlSis-o
V.7 1; i"?.' of ,hum ovurlook tho ear.l
,U.THlnllr ,h"f ,l,ow" h natural of the
diaplny. When they ae. the amr.ll .ten
roadlng -yaluo fOOO." tl.ry nt the
Po;"ThV,,"h Wn,,lh '"""'-t.d I?, one
TC V ?i J T" ,h.w)' " 0,,, ""f-booka nndtnkn
the lull deaorlptlon of every rl. h plena In tho
riM...n ,l1,h".',,Ti',l,on, verylntor
etlii(r atoriea of vnlunblo iliaeoverh.
a,..r,'T?tly ,h8 ,,"l"'r',,' ft unable to
Z . !. Am''r'"'" Kld llel.U in thi par
lleular Hue Moat of the apeelmena ahown
1 Vbtii y"orlH' Au",ri'- A.i-tr.,11,1 ,,
from the (Siberian mlii.-a. One of the larjeet
LZ, lLnW.lh,", "Weloomo" n.iet. and
W Irom llnllnrnt. Mona. one of the k-nt
enter of Rold produetiou In Aunriilln. It
a nuifo, ruif..,i ,. reminilimt one of
heypretr.M In aMoulh. ru awnmi.. Look,
in at it nti I plunrin the feeling f th..
man who (onnd It ono enn lm.ntlm the imme
Kiveu the find expreeaed the whole aittintiou
1 he miner had lMin workln f..r month,
probably, and mnkliiK Intl.. more thnii th.,
ordinary wntrea. Then eniin. tin. wi.n.lnrftil
Mrokeihat unvell.Hl K.ld worth jnm 41 Ht
ml wolRhinif aioo oum-e. it not dini.ult
to auppoen that It wua a we,.,.nie" nti.
( loan by thi la nnother mn. weltfhlnir
1- 7 ouneea, worth r:tl.677 and ea t the
I r'iou.' Ilalaoeanm from Vletnrln. In
the llerlln dlMri.-t, whern fortuue lnnunir-
able were turned up along In the '70. An
other llerlln treasure eiitne In tho fitmou
John's paddock nn I wii" found Oi-toln-r 3,
1S7II. It welghwl ll'Jl ounee an 1 broiiL.-ht
(17,450. It looks like tho rolls of putty thnt
glaziers tako when they havo a big Job on
band.
liussln' gold mines are the properly of thn
Cr.nr. and that monarch nee to it thnt the
big discoveries lire preserved either in the
original form or In measurement and fne-simlU-s
that innke vnliuitilo hiHtorii- memen
toes. One of tho grcHtent of the Itussinii dis
coveries is shown in duplicate. It wa found
In tho valley of Tuschkeo Targnnkn, I'ral
niouutains, Hilierin, mid the nugget Itself I
iurt of the collection in the Itoyal Hchonl of
lines at Ht. l'etershurg. It weiglit input nt
an even hundred pouinl. with a cash value
of (22.000. It is very dllo-rcnt ill form from
tho Australian nugget. Tlu-y ull tako the
solid outline, while thi Is nil her thin and
flat, aftertlin fashion of u Irugo pauciike, with
warty protuberance.
These urn tho best of the exhibit. Others
thero nro with value ranging from :diil up,
and varying in shape from tho likeness to a
molar tooth to fantastic copies of toadstools.
Just buck of the urniy of gold Is another col
lection of considerable value, though it might
bo hard to realize much from it In n financial
emergency. That Is because tho value Is
scleutillu rather than coin current. It is n
collection of meteorites mid liic-similes of
meteorite from the Ward museum. Alter a
man bus seen them ho is inclined to think
WW
rAi.i.KS VKTr.oittTrs.
that shooting stars nro good things to do lire.
One of these aerial w.inoeri-r iro:n i iiupn
derofc. in the Unite of Chiliiuihua, Mexico, Is
n big a ouo of the Java summer homos on
the riaUaneo. At a rough gues it might
.1,-1,, lir.i i,r the.... ions, lis oilier surbii'i
isaeamed and punctured with holes aueh as
one sees III bread when it "rise" very rupldly.
Il'k.. .!,...,. .up.. tlllliP MVislMllCM til
111.' nuii'a uumiiii k' - - -
iHt mifli wi ecupo of im Irom tin liuidn na
niltrKM III" irOCTl l irtTnii-u.f..i. i n
timid innn hml bm In the nt,lK'lo-'lu0J of
ti..v...uh titsafixip uhin it lirokt looHtl ttnil
(11(11 JH' ai' .
started lor the earth he would hove thought
some licHVoniv iiirmer una iipp tv.
of hay thnt Ini.l caught llreou tho way down.
lj.... i-....i. .&.il.li I hIho Ii. t'hlhuiihua.
PHI.ll'R"l'"l " - ... '
ends a contribution I tint draw astronomers
und inlueruloglsw as a molasses barrel draws
Hies on a hot summer asy. i: is aa aimosi
perfect cone, and could easily Iw mistaken
lor a glguntto sugar-ionf painted black, tiike
.... . .i ...d..itiM l sl.our where tha ira
li:u bulibli'd out of tho molten mass, leaving
. ,. .1..- a..... llb nilnlalnaa
the irreguuir uuie mm ,ifv
volcano craters. It weighs about a ton. It
iu ..irli.nie.l lo the cruihlllir effuct of
contact with the earth when It came burling
outoftheskv. It struck on rooky forma
tion, flattening the base and drivlu dowu
the apex into tlie sha of a oone, Just aa
bullet, sometime spread at tbebuM and take
a conical outliue.
Mexico has Plenty of company In tha me
teor business. Case are ranged all about
the giant of the southern republio and rep
resent numerous Htate of this oountry, as
well as widely separated region on old con
tlnents. thUo uli mall tpeolmea j New
rAC-SIMII.E or OtnANTlO GOLD MCOOETS.
ii iM.5
Mexico, Kentucky. Arknna.se. Rat Tennea
"e, Colorado are in company with Oreen
Innil, F.aat India and Continental Europe.
In om eaaea ara erne aectlon exhibit,
ahowln the peoullar ateel-llke atratinentron
of t he meteorite. Home of tha teeOont ba
been pollahed, brlnirin out tha nuiin oil
t ho metJil whteh In aome Instance lonkt very
much Ilk l)amaru4 work and In other it
almoat exrtetly Identical with tha marking
ahown on laminated tttel, uoh aa la uat
for run barrel.
The contribution from Babb'i Mill, Oreon
County, Tenn., I roteaii Imitation of a
mutkallonire ttah, while the one from Wlehlta
County, tn tha Rio praao region of Tex a.
l"'r a eard aaying It waa once regarded and
eherlahed bv the Comanchet a an object of
wonthlp. The Indian thought that atnee It
eame out of the ky and cot Into their camp
it moat have been aent to them direct by
their deny to nerve a a warning and tokeU
o( dirlne guldanea.
Monti. ni-SDAY acnoot. rciLOlxn.
Tlie model 8undav School Building
en-eted In connection with the World' Fair
I thus deacribed by the Chicago Record i
High In tha air float a flag with an in
arlptlon at ran tie to Ktony Inland avenue.
Ili-neat !i It on tha duat-clad ildewnlk drift
the rcatb-M crowd that ceaeeleealy movit
lni-k and forth outaldo tho Fair ground.
From the aouth corns the sharp eriea of
f iklr an I barker" who-etand before tha
piraaltleal alibvthows whleh have fnetened
lhemelve to the great Exposition. It I a
co-nmon thing for aouie one In the endlcta
eolunn that I ever marching on Htony
Iftliiud nvenue to Mop abruptly and look up
t the flng. I'aualiy be read the Inacrlp
tion aloud, something of astonishment and
omethlng of reverenee in his voice i "Jeans
Christ, the Lord." The words atand out
prominently. They cati-U the eye first, and
nuld the attention longest, so that a second
trlnncu la needed to Kmsp the slgnltloance)
of the strnnge flag. Another Una of word
over the II rat gives Its full meaning. This
line roads . '-liunday Behool llullillnc.'
The parliament of religion has given
greater prominenco than usual to the build
ing whii-h stands on Htony Inland nvemia
juat opposite the north end of tho California
ilmldiug. All lat week I. L. Moody's
presence filled the bnllUIng with thousands,
ilrnwn from the bltf hotel whleh aro
grouped around It. Every flay Hunduy
a.'hool worker and church people from ail
over the world pit through tho doors, for
the building I n working exhibit of a Hun-iliiy-si'hool,
although It is not Innidn the
fence. The 'model Hundny-school build
ing" as It 1 cnllod, Is the result of a meeting
of the Executive Committee of the Interna
tional Hunilay-school Convention and a con
ference of the Kundoy-achool worker held at
Chautnuiua, N. Y., in August, 1M01. It was
there deci.lcd to request the Hunduy-school
workers of Anierl.-Jt to unite In erecting a
model Sunday-school building in connection
with the Wnrlit' llrat .n lil.,u,MU
lion of Hunduy-school work and an a speci
men in ne eopiou i secouil, to snow tho pres
ent condition of the Sunday-school work In
the different part of the world, and third,
to Illustrate tun growth and progress of Sun
day school.
When the proportion was made boforo the
Kuinliiy-school workers of Chiengo tliey
greeted It enthusiastically, mid voted to
raise f 10,000 as Chicago' contribution.
Four pri7.es were olT.-rod to architect for tho
l est four plan, tho first prlr.o going to II.
Curtis Hoffman uud 1'rnuk L'pmuu, ot Chl
cuiso. Kunday-Hchools throughout the country
responded to tho nipiest sent out from
Chuutuuqii;!, Illinois, outside of Chicago,
giving 1 sou, Massachusetts 1000, Pennsyl
vania (I lfil. New York (Mill, Now Jorsey
eoti, Ohio wifiH, Michigan .G7, lihodo Isl
and tVU mid other States more or less
amounts, yunliec sent 100, Ontario 1W,
and Jcainii from little 1'rluco Kdwurd 11
nnd. The total amount required to build,
equip and carry tho enterprise to a success
ful end was 30,000, and of this i0,003 was
raised, leaving t lo.OfRt to be gatherod. This
deficiency I being gradually taken up.
The building combine an ornamental ex
terior with u remarkably woll-urranged In
terior. Architecturally it is a handsome
structure, although thoro is llttlo about It to
suggest a bumlny-scbool or church, for, in
reality, tho building Is a church which euu
be thrown open for a Kunilay-sohool m. a
few minutes. On either side of the main
auditorium are polygonal wings divided from
it by sliding partitions. Exu-udiug uuder
the rear KMllory is another section separutod
from the main room by sliding partitions,
i'h us, when all (ho partitions are down, tho
auditorium is of tbo conveniion.il oblong
shape, with a spacious gallery extending
around three sides. a
In use, the partitions ore raised. They
slide up und under the gallery seats, giving
the main flour three times tho seating capac
ity It hud before tho purtltlous were r.tised.
For KllUdaV-Si'llOol vvnplr tl... .ii.lliA.i i-
used for the Intermedium department, the
llllltri li.i. I annlna .1 - . . 1 ..
.-u.u, i'.unuieuis are in tnu
r" ""m". ue primary aetiurt
uiiiiitla under the rear gallery. All theso
departments oau be aubdivlded Into class
rooms by curtains hung on bruss rods sus
pended from tho gallery The gallery Itself
can be usod for cloHS-room If desired. This
flexible arrangement throw the entire Hun-Uay-sohool
into ouo body or divides it Into
clasus, oauh class having its own individual
room when desired, tbo change being made
in a few minutes.
Kvoi-y hundiiy afternoon, beginning at 3
o clock, a Hunday-school Is held lu tho
building. ihe pupil nro adults, lor the
Hundny-sohool is something of a iiormnl
sehool order. It teacbe toaohem. The les
son lor the day is taught by some noted
worker, and Is printed on leaflets, upon
wh on are also printed oou-thlng which Is to
make people tbluk.
Tho library, between the two entrances. Is
largo enough to be used as a reading-room,
hn.l the stulrs. halls and lobbies are broad.to
afford easy exU lu ease of fire. Toilet-rooms
are provided for visitor oswoll asscbolur.
and to all apnenrauces there 1 all that can
be desired u tne way of light and air. Tho
building will easily seat 1400, but twloe that
number can be aoooinmodated, for there I
scarcely a place under tba root that oaunot
be seen from the platform.
.l,,fW.UOMln ,or,mt flrw4 havoeoTered an
- ""i . nuuarea siiusre mils, a
u-rtaoe ona-flfth aa larg as bhoda Island.
tTaUrr of ITculth.
ITonseleepers faintlr realize (lie
ganger of sn indiscriminate as of the
etiraerntts baking powders nowadays
found upon every hand, and which are
nrped upon consumers with such per
latency by peddlers and many grocers
on eooount of jthe big profit made in
their sale. Most of those powders are
made from sharp and caustic acids and
alkalies which burn and inflame the
alimentary organs and cause indiges
tion, hesrtburn, diarrheal diseases,
to. Sulphuric, acid, catistio potash,
bnrnt alum, all are nsed as gas-prodno
Ing agents in snoh baking powders.
Most housekeepers are aware of the
painfnl effect prodttood when throe
chemicals ate applied to the external
flesh. How much more acuta must be
their action upon tho delicate internal
membranes I Yet unscrupulous man
nfactnrrrs do not hesitate to use them,
tiecsnse tliey make a ery low-cost pow
der, nor to urge the uso of their pow
dersaorua.le, by all kinds ot alluring ad
vertisements and false representations.
All the low priced or so-called cheap
baking powders, and all powder sold
with a gift or prise, belong to this
class.
Baking powders made from chem
ically pure cream of tartar and bi-csr-bona
to of ruula are among the moat
nsefnl of modern culinary devices.
They not only make tho preparation
of liner stid more delicious cookery
posaihle, but they hnve added to the
digestibility and wliulesoineness of
our food. I. ut baking powders must
be composed of such pure and whole
some iuurodients or they must be ta
booed entirely.
Dr. KiIhou, Commissioner of Health
of New York, iu nu articlo in tho
"Doctor of Hygiene," indicates that
tha advantages of a good baking pow
der and the exemption from the dan
gers of bad ones in which tho harsh
and caustic clu-micnla are used, nro t.
be secured by the use i)f Uuval Unking
Powder exclusively, and ho recom
mends this to all consumers. "Tho
Itoyal," ho says, "cotituina nothing
but cream of tartar and sodu
refined to a chemical purity, which
when combined under the intlueuce of
heat and moisture produce pure ear
bonii', or leavening, gas. Tho two
materials used, creum of tartar and
soda, are perfectly lmrmlesa even whii
esttn, but in this preparation they are
combined in exact compensating
weight, m that when ciiemicnl net ion
begius between them in thedough they
practically disappear, the stibstauoH of
both having beru taken to form carbonic-acid
gas." Hence it is, he any a,
that the Itoyal Raking Powder is tho
most perfect of all coticeivablo amenta
for leavening purposes.
It seems almost incredible thnt any
manufacturer or dealer should urge tho
sale of baking txiwdera containing in
jurious chemicals in placo of those of
a wall-know n, puro and wbolesomii
character simply for the sake of a few
cents a pound greattr profit; butsinco
they do, a few words of warning seem
to bo necersarr.
BOSSY ON A WINE JAQ.
A Florida Cow Overcome After I'.atln a
Claret-Hoaked Watermelon.
Not long ago, when the mercury
down at Ocala, 1'la., was climbing
near the top of the tube, two young
men decided to agreeably surprlso
their younz lady friends by a treat of
Iced watermelon f.r dinner, says the
Capitol. After studying over the
mutter awhile they decided that un
Ice-cold melon was not good enough
did Hot begin to show their appre
ciation of tbo young ladles so tlu-y
went down into thelx pockets and
purchased two bottles of tho finest
claret In tho city, emptied thciu into
the melon, then sent it to the hotel,
with Instructions to placo It In n
cooler placo. Thi a was dune, and all
would havo been well had not the
hotel folks decided to treat the guests
to a flno melon the same day. Tin
rich, wiue-Ullcd melon lay eldo by
side with the melon IhiTond only by
nauire, and yet thu sameness on the
outside remained undisturbed. At
the proper time the colored factotum
was ordered to prcpure the hotel
melon for tho table. (No one except
the young men knew anything about
the wine being put lu the union.)
As soon aa the knife laid tin; melon
Dpcn the peculiar odor satisfied the
waiter thut it was spoiled. A brief
consultation was held and tho unani
mous verdict was that It was no good.
It was taken out ami pla ed in the
cow lot, where a mlld-cyt d Jersey lay
dreaming tho hours away. The bo
vine, knowing a good thing wln-n sho
saw it, was soon on the outside o." iho
melon, wino and all. Now, two
quarts of wlno is a pretty MltTdrliilt
for even a cow, und it soon began to
tell on lief, and for n titno Mu- ni ale
things lively, trying to btand on her
bead, kicking ber heels, trying to
waltz, tugging -at tho fence with Ii-t
horns and acting as If Bli was halt
ztniy to paint the town rcu in her
owu way. Finally the- heavy de
bauch proved too much for her. Sho
took the hiccoughs, staggered around
while, fell down and began snoring
just the same as any other bum.
tiinco then she has refused to eat
plain melon.
Then ana Now, "
The first nrintlnir tiress. with tha
utmost diligence, could bo made to
?not, irom twenty in miriy-nve
iheets an hour on ouo side only; the
printing presses of to-day print front;
nnn tn mo nun ir. tho .,., nm.
" I " " v wvWV m ,HH RUUJW blMIU Ul.
Ooth bides.
Bod a for Mortar.
Ordinary soda of commcrco ha.
been successfully used "lu France as u
tubstitute for salt water in mixing
tement or mortar during cold
fr-eatber. Tbo results ua 6 been very
latisfactory.
the man who has no use for tha
temperance pledge very frequently
as for th pawnbroker's. Huff.Ua
ttmrler. -'
-110 HARD TIMES
Like Sick Times.
Stvitmp-Iloot Cured Itlo.
Philadelphia. Pa., tVpt, I, ISM.
Dr. Kilmer k Co., lttn hamton, N. Y.
Uoutlcment-I aia happy to state that by the
use oi IT. siim-ra
Swaatp-llool I
have been cured of
bladder and kid
ney tronbl. f
bad used many
other remedies with
out avail. If you
are disposed to use
this letter o that
others may know of
your wondoi-ful
Bwatnp-tloot you
aira, ml IllasrtV to dO
o. The remedy wa recommend"! to me by
Mr. K. n. Morgan, of Ungdorne, Pa., who bad
oceu cured by It use. lr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Hoot Cured Me
and It affords me pleasure to recommend It to
others. I run not In Urn habit ol giving testi
monials, but when a medicine possess.- ucb
merit a your-, othem siiould know It.
Pauiucl A. Siiii, d.'l lluoe Street
At nrnaglsta, SO rent and SI. 00 Mae.
'Invalids' Uukl I" llealtli" frse-iHsnsuIialwn tre.
Ilr. Kilmer A Co., lllnuhamton, N. Y.
Dr. Kilmer's U & 0 Anointment Currs Piles.
Trial Co Frc. A! DruggliU to Csnli.
'CUKE
r ri j
3
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w10-yfW C'-C IT VILL OT r,ic. P.
An areebtn 1txstlra n3Nrnv Towto,
Hold by I'nigKlst or sent by mail. CV
and tt-00 per pweksge. Kar.iploa free.
YTJ VI f I1'" Favorite tOCTS rutll
tAlJ l.TjtVjforthe'lVetbst.dUre-"- ifto,
Tho Rugged Child
is largely an
"outdoor"
product.
I' r c s h air
and exercise
usually pro
duce sound
appetite and
sound sleep.
Sickly chil
dren obtain
great benelit from
Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with Hypo
phosphites, a fat-food rapid
of assimilation and almost
as palatable as milk. ..
RTHE KIND
THAT CURES
mm Mils. I'. J. CIHiMWI m
W l..H Taiia-, N. V.
bA world of joy inm
b FOUR WORDS! eb
"Two Bottles Cured Me!""
UHasa f
lu s
IUn'A Saiism-ahii i.a Co.:
RS
0 '- 'l'rtlslf. N"Uui'4 Mt'llirsi tii U.f l.i'Vfl
prrtitaiirnl.y unt.l 1 tr'vU
DANA'S m
By SATISAPAI5 ILLA
tn i.i.nie. i' in: i si i:. m
M v.inr. i. -I.-.HI.I
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CmitiwiiI i.i Im- lrt.slv.rtlit , uini on.-ui'.ii
Qw.iiihi v.or.1 y.. tel.
a
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Dana Sariipirllla Co., Belfast. Maine.
S
TTTR WALTi TArF-Tt MTKCH Arsx
AaiTTlli BELLS 1,1 K lil:sT
ill B 11 THE CHK.Vri.ST
WfltL PAPER
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511 Wii ml iTt. 1 II lab u i u '
i nnn nnn acres of
ItUUUaUUU for talc by tha SalHT Part
Con I-A. si In Miunatoia. feeud for Mapt and Ciitu
bus. Thsy will b.biit to you
Addnas HOPEWELL CLARKE,
uil Cauimiatioutr, Ht. Paul, Miun.
1 1 'I'b' VrrCTKAlKMAI!liS K. n, In, mi n
1 .A I li. I . mill ail.lee ,i. ,u ...ii-iit.ilillil v
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N ' t. 1Vt our lllliellllie. unle.l. A.-nl, I.. .'M
Hie Ile.l T- MTllel- lu I lie wi.rl.l i'ii'Iu.i v li ri-lt'.i
llivt n. Ail'ii.-xii N. TVrKWKI imi O . II... I'll,. M.i. ,
$75.00
Toit'i-Jftoao b nt ! monthly
wnrhhut fr II- V. Jilmfu A ( .,
Km HiiUlh lllh rt..H liruouU.Vft
"Xnowdgo is Folly Unlsss
s Saml.A
LTni:a-kaL'
SAPOL
THEN
"German
Syrup
99
William McKeckan, Druggist at
Iiloomtngdalc, Mich. " I have had
the Asthma badly ever since I came
out of the army and though I have
been ia the drug business for fifteen
years, and have tried nearly every
thing on the market, nothing has
given me the slightest relief until a
few cionths ago, when I used Do
schee's German Syrup. , I am now
glad to acknowledge the great good
it hns done tne. I am greatly reliev
ed during the day and r.t night go to
sleep without the least trouble." S
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DICTIOSARY
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fnvnlnalile In the
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AU winr .Iritlei r llirm, ir . :1 i'sc la
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