Doctor Who Get tllg Fee.
The P7 rcceirod by well-known Lon
1 ohygfclanii m brought out in a re
.( trial in tbat city ia euoh to fill
hiwt irru Ail iuu wuuu t wnn
Lfi and the) ordinary American with
feeling" of devout thankfulness that
' j homo is on thla aide of the Atlan
; in the case in quostlon Dr. ChM.
-Mitlr testified that he received IKS)
tr for undivided aorvloen to a pa
Dr. Alfred Cooper said thla waa
"If. modorate. He should himself
v.rtfs for a trip to Parla to see a pe
12,000, and 1100 or 1200 a dar
.bile h remained there. lie should
j consider MO an hour excestfive for
tliur a vatlant in London, .
L.1DOT rriion in mas.
hi hit been a sufferer from chronic
lirrhoes eve- sine i mm om oi i.iddj
LLn In IMS ami t time it wu very se-
J-rek.ciiirint: wnicn time I tried all the
1 I hul tirvimilv anil liarl
r "..i .lortor treat me for the same but
rjhin would stot it I wa induced to try
i.nr usluif lew than lialf a hottle was
L ftn aii-1 am ones ronre regular. Thanks
Cfnur (Cordial, I cheerfully rcconimenil It
fill the "old b"v" who are troubled with
l..idrei'lei ilisease or anyone els forstitu-
Lr oon, plaints. This testimony launsolic-
pjiniim irui. a. a., cijiuh, aiktsiiuk
Vhi'i'ra'iin's WacklHsrrjr Cordial la prepared
, fburston Chemical 10., tiranu lUipide,
lio.
The first Inw degree ia behaved t have
1 ... ..I k. II.. I'nlnMlla At
Unconitrivu u; nit uumui.j w . m.
111'.
i wonderful sl.itnarh f orret.r-nefoheS
illti. ltets.liM.ui no uliiera. cents a boa.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and Improvement nnd
fends to iHTsotial , enjoyment when
rigl.'.ly tisen. The mnny, who live lrt
tertliun others unci onjoy life more, with
f3 i xiieniliture. by moro ironntlv
tilaptini tlio worM'ii hot pm1ucU to
the needH of physical being, will attest
tbcvaluo to lieiiltli of tlio jmre liquid
laxative principle unbraced ju tlio
rriac ily, .Svrttp of Figs.
Its exeellenee ia due to its presenting
in tlio form moft acceptable tml pleas
ant to the tiwte, tlio refreshing ami truly
fc'iirliei.il projiertiea of ft perfect lax
itive: efTcctually tjeunsinp; tlio i-vstem,
di-pclling colds, headaches and f every
tn'l permanently curiir constipation.
It lia.t pi ven Mitixtaetion to millions ana
met with tlio approval of tho medical
profession, becauo it nets on tho Kid-
uevs, Liver and Bowels without weak
ijjtng them and it U perfectly free from
every objectionublo subftance.
Svruo of Fiirn is for sale by nil druc-
ists in Ma and $1 bottles, but it is man
tfiicttired by tho Califor.iia Fig Syrup
Co. only, whoso name is printed on every
package, also the name, .Syrun of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
icrct't any srlwtituto if cillured.
1N II 41
I Mt KIND
I THAT CURES-1
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HA BLOOD PURIFIER THAT CURES.U
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siittiriT f.-r tvtr tt.t yrr with Hrof-H
uIm i 1 Mull lltK'um. lUve rmpiuyn!
H'"" l,fr-' And t xtNit'IH iimiijr dolisir- iu-m
.I'mprirtary imtlirlnrc, biuixj (iunflr, Itrmuvca. K,
h' l. , rlf., urh havr Iwru un tlic inarki-t f.r th i
Ml -AytHr, ull tf nu m villi or lnrtlt, ivj
S- -nil til (tivrn up hope lUt lh rv wu any h-li' Id a
ll"ifi With vry 1 it'r futtli 1 imrrtivMtl a lHIf of " 1
vmirNAIthJArMtlM.Aof my llnt'irt. wliii.1 IQ
-triailit him pr.nririUt If 1 wu licit iH-m-flti-! It'
tin'iiu r ntnutntt inum y. i irft iiic Xnr unriK
lur 1 atntuid i All anil m t mv iiHtnv iatrr. Nil hl H
!;.mi any Wiuflt aa no iiHiliciur nr trratment fcinw.
trut h ii iv taar. 1 had n4 takrn nmra tliat.
int.hitlrtf nne Lottie wUrn In iyy tun"! '
f--I.uiiiI it wt lilnu mi'. Have fakrti lift.
RUoirlr and urn r KFIK Th Hrror-M
nTiilia Hurra urn ull hrulril aud 1 Itci Ukt H
'icw uuui 1 rvntutnit ltd J
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Thll TV. V.I Ii ob tb best '
WATERPROOF COAT
A. J. TOWCR. BOSTON. MAba.
V)W. Ull our niwlilnos. Wnotod, Afi-nU lo -ll
tA hml T.iiawrlti.rln lh. Wfirlrl: aillill trrlH0
fa. AdOcat M. IVi-tWHlTlULa, Boston, Mm
AWFUL LOSS OF LIFE
Over Two Tlioua mil Lives Lost
In a Southern Storm.
4 TALE OBSTRUCTION
rrom Louisiana That Rlva'a the Btoriaa
cf Whol-.sle l osses of Mf by
Flood and artbqmka in
the Orient.
The jrrest storm liWwn Now Orleans and
Mobile la, i week I.hs ,,.! and tha
"Ofsoflife. to say nothiivof the destruc
tion of prr-ity. lg tiemetidins. From
Hayou C.H.k. the great oyster field which
leads t,i t puif, t , Tr.lM,nr, thllt
the settlements of the llshermeii have been
completely .Inii.ilished and that the loss of
life Ins rmche t the appalling figura of
?jo.
'irand Isle, a anmnier ror. lying In tha
Rtilf. Is Miiit to iHe been utterly destroyed,
and It is ktinn that the loss of life ia larise.
Many iirojile were there seii(lin the aea
sort. The lintel nml the two lonit rowa of
cottages which (onsiitutcd the resort are no
more.
In the parish of Phvpie Mine the villaces
of l!oh-mis. mi Hie Mississippi, and Shell
Ileal h. on l ake Hornue. rre nlped out and
at Irnst four livrs Ic-t in enrh place. On
both siiles of tin-riv. r the sii(;nr. rice ami
orange crops snn..r.'il (rreat deal of dam
ae, and on the writ si.le the loss of life Is
reported to have been ureat. It is feared
that the Ktand total will pale Into inslKr,itl.
ennce tho niinil.pr of deaths repurlcd from
the storm wliii h ticently deviistated the
Atlantic Const.
AKirand liny, Aln., four churches wer
ilcstroved ami die ehuri'iii's nt rli-ranton
siiflereil a like late, llnii.es hnve In en
scnttvred. crops ruii i'd, and desolation ap
H'srs nn every hand.
Train crewi arnnni at New Orleans on
the (irand Is.nnil roa I, report the truck
covered Willi ilnhr in which dea l bodies
are profusely internum: cd, an I on of tl
passetmers neris t nit lie ciiiinied no es
tlnin '"T lio ties on his Joiiniev to the cit)
from that part of the des' roved district,
l lie co t il i y ilir.iuliout is as.-ene of wreck
snd deviitntiiii.
Tony ;.e:')Vitch, one of lie survivors, re
ports th.it 7 lio.lio had neen funtid titer
upto the time of leaviini, and from infor
iiiiitiuii vmiii ii eie I l y otli ir nrriVrtls, a it
estiiiiated that .loo iei., o rished on Ita
voti (onk and in that rcciion ol'thocoun
:ry,
l'hedenthsnt other oinis all the way
fro n I'.avom ' ik tin ir.md Is e and Chen
ere. will swell the total to more than l,!i,
ii cnriliti to the best in : r in t n iti now ob
.in mi tl .
At (irand It.iyon notleistlmn perished.
It is learned that the loss ol l.e on liotnrio
ind l.lllio'l Islands Ins been greater. No
lelinite i n I r tn nt i hi has yet been received
from liiand Island. The tracks are com
nletcly washed away, and us Ihero is tie
Mmmunicatiiiii by toUvraph, it is Impus
ihle to verify the report that there ha
icen crest loss of li. at lhat point. The
muses on (irand Isle are built on a ridire
lint riinsthromtli the middle of the islund
ind as many of them arc sheltered bv t lit
;rees, it is dillicult to calculute what ilie re
nlt of the storm hns been. TJiete ore only
ibont a io residents on the, island, and uo
iuu hua arrived from there.
OVfR O10 l.oT OS! ONK tSLAKD.
From the iiieuKer details at liiuid it it
ilithly probaltle that the Kreatcs. destrnc
ion to life occurred nt ( 'lieniere; a settle
nent of l.-l'Si people, mostly IShermiiu, on
he mainland, wct of (iriind island. Jler
.lie wind nnd waves dealt out death in un
ipp:illii't; in ii ii no r. Ilodies and wreckage
ireslrcwn every where nnd the pictutei
rom descriptions by one or two rdu'eei
ire heartrending. I'lie loss of life tlieru it
variously estimated ut troni 6isi iomri.
ii imtou i.u TAi.r or wok.
Matthew Si'hurh. of (ioldshoro. lust on-
.msite New Orleans, was one ol the rurviv
rs of the ( lienieru cnlaimty, and arrived
Wednesday nioriiinn. hritiini; with him a
larrowiun story of his eiierienees and the
oss of life. Mr. Schurh went to the Island
thoutfour weeks hito with (ieorui Thouip
ion and a nepro bricklayer iiiiuied Louis
Huberts for tiiu purpose of constructing a
chool house.
ci hurl) on Sunday niu-ht had an experi
nce severe eumii;h to turn a man's hair
tray, and when be reached New Orleans on
Wcdnesdnv inornitiK lie showed tlio result
)f the peril lie had been throuuli. lie was
timost naked : what clothes be lind were
orn into shreds, his lace was bruised and
lie had nut yet recovered from the excite,
incut ne had umlerono nnd the, frightful
iicnes of death he had witnessed, lleesti
mites that the lo-s ol life on irand Islennd
.'lieniere.l 'atuinai a and in 'lietirund I.ake,
Ads ms. Cook ( IihiiI) and I'ristet lluvmi
ettleinents will leach Mini. When he left
.'lieniere Island he counted but live bouses
tandiiiK out of a total of ahiitit Ins), while
he land was covered with corpses.
The wind hex n to blow hard on Pundny
veninu and at 7 o'clock it had reached the
iiroortiona of a hurricane. From that time
j ii it continued lo increase ia velocity and
i it increased the waves covered the land
mil ko( into the houses of hundreds of resi
lents of tne islund. Ity !) o'clock there was
in nveraee depth of live feet of water, and
i' midnight a depth of M feet of water, while
lie current was us swift us the Mississippi
i when that mighty torrent is bank full.
No person could stand up against it.
As the wind increased the houses beimn
;o go to pieces. The wind picked thu roots
ufl as thoniMi they had been shaved troni
rafters with a i;reat curving knife. One b'
ntio the houses were torn down, critsliln
the i)ceti ints us they fell. Scliurb, Thorn
mil nnd the nero bricklayer were in
house in nh icli l here were fully i'V peopli
all liudd ed together nnd terror' stricken h,
the mighty anony of the elements. Suddenly
there was a fearlul cracking of timbers and
the root caved in biirvim; liearlv every one
of the party, only tthurb and tho br.cklay.
er escnpini:.
Hcliurb cluiiff to some lloatinx debris un
til be saw a light twiiiKliiiK in a hoti. lie
broke away from the timlMir and awnm to
the house and wns admilted. He had hardly
entered when the structure went to pieces,
nnd out of the !0 who were in it only N.'hurb
n woman and a child cot out. tSchurb suc
ceeded in gcitinff them to a trw, and there
the party stayed until 4 o'clock in the tnorn
iinr. when the wind bcan to ubate.
The neitro bricklayer managed to reach a
pole to which tithinx smacks are usually
tied, and clung to it during the whole terri
ble niuht. Dually being saved. Thorapsoe
was lost sight of and waa probably drownec
Kchurb says that while he remained u
the tree watea washed over hira that were
nioiintaiu lilxh, but be and the woman and
her babe cluug tenaciously to the limbs for
lUpport. and saved themselves from being
washed away into the awful, howling gulf
around them. The wind was highest abou
midnight and continued for coupla of
hours. Then it began to abate in aeverity
until 4 o'clock when it was blowing with
onlv moderato velocity, finally dying out to
a light breete.
llllllllOHS MVKAI.KD BY DATSHIAK.
When daylight broke tha picture of deso
lation was awful to behold. Only here and
there stood a house. Kvery where there
were only brick foundations to mark where
tha bomea stood. Tree lav prostrate upon
lbs ground. Timber was lodged In pllss,la
Indiscriminate confusion, where they bad
been thrust bv the mighty rush of waters.
Kuined chimneys niBneste.! stricken
hearths; furniture, bedding, clothes, a-oves,
nchen utensils and o her hi useholu (roods
were scattered In promiscuous confusion
wherever the vision was able to reach, and
here, there and everywhere were the ghastly
faece of corpses lurried urwnrd to tho peace
fid skies now brisht. end bearing no traces
of the terrible night.
Msny of the men. women nd children
bad lived through the night, but, mortally
wounded and wltbeut anything to quench
their t hlrt and no medical assistance at
band, had given up the struggle. There
wete broken arms and legs; bruised and
bnttersd bodies, feces slashed out of all
human resemblance. Mnny a pile of
debris was the temporary x rase of a family.
t heniere lies serosa irom (irand Isle and
is separated from the island by t heniere
bay. lis bead is stuck out in the gulf and
when the storiu came up the mighty w ives
of the otenn washed over the face of the
itnc en land and swept everything before
them, t'hviilere wua even more thickly
settled than (irand Isle. It was the
home of fishermen and storekeepers, and it
comprised a colony or M'W souls, with
churches and scnoois and evidences of
modern civilisation. Nearly all its residents
were while people, the Spanish race largely
predominating.
Seoies ol bodies find already begun to
show signs of decomposition. I'nder the
?lrcutiitances, for the snfetv ofthe rest of
he colony, It became necessary lo take
prompt stcsi to bury those who had lost
their lives. Hie living were Immediately
organised for a wor t of duty and charity
There rsi no time 10 build colli lis. If there
had been there were no loola with which to
construct thrui, no boards that could e
united toe-ether as receptacle lor the bodies
lying every wheie; so tho living merely
limned up spades and commenced the work
ol digging ditches in which to deposit the
remains. Mr. Kburb assisted in (ho work
and interred not less than tot persons In a
few botiissoine of them having not mark
upon their persons to show what bad caused
death; others were bnd'jr lacerated.
VroM.K I'MUSIIIN.I IM Tlir MARsrS.
Ilrbe llaiido proved himself a hero. He
wss the headot a family that, besides him
self consisted of Ins wile and two children.
Their bouse had been torn to pieces by the
hurrli atie.and they were In fumed ate peril
ol losing ttietr lives. Just about this time
the Wvuer had parted from her moorings
and wss sweeping down pint the ( lieniere
with tl elide. Many planks had been blown
Irom tier ami weredriltiug nshoro. Itnndu
swkiii about in (he water until he gathered
s iillc cot to make nn improvised raft with
this raft he succeeded u saving himself
nnd family from a wutiry grave or worse
de uli.
It will never le known how many were
Inst in the storm. Tho mighty waves swept
with such irresistible loree over tho hind
and nt such a depth Mint it is pnssiblo that
innnv bo nes mm perhaps many who were
still living, were e.iyirit into the marshes
r n less step-ore ,'iken immediately toor
Kim r.o relief ,urtics it is not unlikely that
mnny will perish from starvation and
thirst. 'Ihe waves destroyed all theprovis
tons on thu t'beinere Island. The result is
that fresh water is s i scarce Hint it is not
siitlieieut lo relieve tho third of tho him
dreds Hint are without anything to cat, and
scarcely anything to wear.
l.iSMl.tssj Loss) M:n Molitl.r.
A dispatch Irom Mobile soys: Keports of
damage by ti e storm are coming m Klowly.
K.nlriMid, -hipping and nulls nre the heaviest
li.-.-is ttie illinium aggregating nearly ll.tssi,.
(ki i. The loss of human life cannot be esti
mated. On r nriuers Island onlv two farm
house are staiidin t out of a total of 2-1.
These touiisiind si ttletneiitsextend along
the Mis;,sii pi irom I'ointe a la llache, 41
miles below New Orleans, to the (ittlf ol
llnyou Haratara and the oyster reefs be
tween there and thu tn out li of the Missis
s.ppl and on the island stretching from tLt
Mississippi to the mainland ut Ihenieri
Camiiiada, Day Hu Lodia and I'earl Kivet
am in Mississippi.
The pecuniary damage, while heavy, It
not ao large aa might he expected, ss thl
augar plantations and the richer uaitioni
ft i'lini'.H mine parish Were nut worsied by
the storm, and it wns the smaller farms aric
lihhing hell lenient which suffered most
The damage is estimated ns lollows:
New Orleans (iltio.iHMi: l'!nci!etti!i-e, par
Ish, houses, etc . iiOtHKi; oranne crop,
2so.nisi; other crops iriO.onO; cattle, etc..
IIsi.iskj; shipping, schooners, lii'gfrs, etc.
."o,Mi; lishing settlements I4't,ii; ril
romls 'HSi.lssI; niiscellaneoiis SH.si.iski
Total :i,.VNl,otHl. Ketweeu here and Mold e
the amount of damage done is placed
s i.tSKi and in and around Mobile. I.Soi.ohi.
(ira'id totul damage, I I.IiiKf.unu.
on Mississtrri s snniiK.
lliloxl, Miis., isscarcely le-s than a wreck
On every side uto sentter'ed vessels, pier
and hat n houses Those houses (routing o
the besch were blown down or so budi
dnmaged as to be uninhabitable. I'p i'
the town great trees were torn up, tin
streets were tilled with debris of wreckeit
barns, carriuges fences, etc. Many of tin
streets are so blocked with w recknge aj t
be impassable. The canning industry. Hi
leading industrv of tiie place, hss been
'jriiied out. all the factories having been
.it her swept a ay or rendered useless,
I ATl.ll HKTAIIS.
The latest ndvices from New Orleans arc
as lollows: As the news from thu outlying
and exposed points on the gulf comes in the
great storm of Saturday night is shown to
have been the most destructive of human
lite that ever occurred in this country Only
John-town's terrible flood exceeds it in
horror. As tho figures now stand it Is he
lieved nearly I'.uoo persons have been
drowned or crushed bv falling house, and
the property loss will reach about IS.Oju,.
Ooo.
Half the population of the region ovei
which the hurricane swept is dead. Kver
thing is wrecked. One hoii-e in 10 is stand
ing ami the surviving population Is left in
the most destitute situation, without fool
or even clot hint;, for the most of them were
sleeping in tail when their bouses wen
crushed by the wind or the waves.
The doaths so far reported are aa fi
lows:
C'henlere Caminada. fl.'O. fishermen from
the sen lenient at sua in their boats, l!i'i
llayott ( lealh n.Pi; Oyster Hayou, ; Ihiyoi
'.'ook, f7; lishing settlement around llavoii
t'ook. -I.I' llird Island, .V(; Simon Island'. Hi
llosano Island, HO; Itnzor Islaud. b; Ut.Walo
'A All Valeys. Adams buy, a si; fishinn
camp around Daisy postoltico. 'A), Urami
Hayou, aj; Tropical liend, 10; 1'asa A'I.ou
tre. in. romte a la llache, ft; (irand I'rairie,
U; llartholomy, 7; 1'ortSt. l'liillip, ; liospi
lul buy, H; Shell Iteach. l'J; (irand Hank, ;
(rand Isle, 10; Curas. U; Point Pleasant. 6;
Sixty-Mile Point, :; Devil's Flat, 1; lioiivat
I'oint, 2; Happy Jack.2; Nicholls postolHee.
3; Faitulings, 2: It Cusses. 6; Httxk Fleths.l,
ltinrantitie, 2; Kadsport, 1; I'earl Hiver, 1;
near Point i'leasant, '2 Pay St. 1-otiis, '1;
Hack Hay, 2; lost on Webre, 20; lost on the
hoim or at sea, !", Total. l,i.'0,
THE DEATH Llli'i' OnOVVH.
Over 2.600 People Are Now Reported
to Have Perished in .he New Orleans
Distrlot During the Teriible
btorm.
The return to New Orleans of relief par
ties, seat out in all directions, conUrms the
awful storiei of denth and destruction
previously sent out. A corrected list ol
those who have lost their lives in what may
be called the New Orleans district, awells
the total to 2.M1. This will be increased
aome two or three hundred when news
from the I-o.iisinua coast is all in.
1 he only station from which returns have
not beeu receive I as yet is K Hernard on
Borgogne marsh. This marsh is s
dead level with the ocean, more water than
land.coverliig l.aJO square miles. Its o ly
Inhabitants were some 200 fishermen who
lived in cabins built on piles. It is prob
able tbat all nay perished.
Ciblical Law.
In fne early days cf interior ie-
eonrl tho late Jurifra K cut cord
wood, cleared np his homestead farm,
rod waa employed upon one aide) of
ooarlf every case that came tip, being;
tor soma years the only lawyer in the
oon-ty.
He hid no book except an old
leather-covered Bible and an old vol
ume nrtwoof history, similarly bound,
but had read law a short tiruo in Ken
tucky in Lis youth. He waa very small
and insignificant in appearance, but
became before bis death a splendid
lawyer nnd an honored Judge.
A yonni attorney from tho East
etllod in the littlo country town, with
his library of about half a dozen new
and handsomely bound law books, and
on his first appearance in a ease ho
brought most of his library to the Jus
tieo'e ofllen in n fine, beautifully
flowered carpet bap, popular in that
day. E waa engaged npainst him,
and, as usual, had not a book.
When his adversary carefully drew
his books from hia pretty carpi t bag
nnd laid them on tho table, E
looked astoniahed, but iptickly recov
ered hia ready resources, and aiked
tho JuMici) to excuse hint for a few
moments. He hurried to hia lioinc-
, .
atead, halt a uulo or so away, and put
his old leather-bound lliblo ami hi---
tories into a grain unci; and brought j
them to court, imitating his opponent I
in laying thctu beforo hint ou tlu I
table.
Tho eviiletico was intro.ltieed, and '
the Kattern man, bein for tlio plain-
tiff, iii'ido hia opening argument an 1 .
rea.l ut length from liii tevt books.
E made hia ohiiriu'teriti(' upei-di '
in reply, closing by reading law frot.i
his old lliblo junt tlu' revcrso of that
read by his opponent and took hit 1
ti-nt, puttiu hia 1'ible on tlio triblc. ,
Hia adversary reached over and
picked it up, and seeiu what it was 1
eagerly addressed the Juntii'e:
"Your Honor," said he, "this mnn ;
is a humbug; and a pittif.ij'or. Why, ,
air, this in thu lliblo irom which he
has pretended to read law."
Tho old Justice looked indignant,
and interrupting the voting uttorin y, ,
Kaid :
"Set dov.u What better Inw en;i
we pet than the llibleV' He then do- ,
rided the case in favor if thu defeud
ant. tireeii Haj;. j
SlieepS!ienrli;j M.tc!ilit",
So iiiiinv trinlsoi' Mlieep-sliciirin-j nn
ehitu's have rewttltu.l in luilnrn that tli"
belief lias b. coiue 1i : . I that hl.' iiriii
by liincliiinry is entirely inipraetieable.
This idea aretus to bo a mistaken into,
aa machines operated by horse powi r
are ia successful operation in Kiiliunl
and in Aii-uiilin. It is said that a
flock of 'JUtl sheeji will warrant tli
purchase of one of tlicso machines;.-
New York World.
For ilriukln- c'loolate, th'i Frenc'i
lost way in toi serve it in four-rnriiered
(treen cupfT-b.iti.e';ii.Kt way ia in j
tho pale brown cupa that match tlio ,
contents, and oro cutremely narrow,
tall un I llar.u nt tin: top.
ItoDKirr jtui'i'K held his first pnilin
Tient SSt. Andrews, Scotland, in
I.'IO'J.
How's This
We effer One Hundred IMbies Reward for
any i-Ai-e of ( ntnri h Unit cannot lie, cured by
Hull s 1 ui arm ( nr.-.
F. .I.Cm srv A- Co., Toledo, .
We, the itndeiHiKtied, Imvekmovii F. .1. ( lie
ney for I he last l.'i year., nnd believe him per
fei'tl, bniiorable iii nil business trioiKirl Inns
and tliiunc hIIv nlile to cairy out liny I'lilia
tion iiuide by the r llrm.
Wwrr A: Tui'AX, WhnlewiUi Ilrtis-ul-ti, Toledo,
Ohio.
W.tLlUso. K"lSI AN A- MAIIVIN, linlesille
liriiwurlsls, T . Ohio.
II I'm Catarrh ('urn Is taken ltileriiiillv.net.
iiif direct iy iisin t lie I I . 1. 1 and iiiuciuis sur
faces of tlin systniu. Test iiiiuiiuils sent free.
I'lkt, TV. .er bottle, hul l by ull lirtik's'lbtn.
Itomtin school hoys used a wax tablet
nnd pointed stylus instead of a slate and
peucd.
Miortnge In It libber lloala and Shees.
Owing to tho recent money stringency all
Im ItntilH-r Shim factories stopix-d work for
wveral weeks, tho ouiy riceptiim being the
P ilchi'Hter Co., the ilcmand for the Colchester
SjiailinT Root obliging them to run contiiiunns-
ly. This irenerul shut down will eauie coiisld-
rahle scarcity of Itiitihers this winter. Tho
.V diester Spadltii; Hoot Is already sold ahead
una is pronou 1 the best 1 1 libber llaot in tbe
uiarkel for all aruiind wear.
Thu waters ol tue oce.ui composo 1-lTMith
part of tlio weight of tbe world.
We Cure It u mure.
No mntter of bow loui; standing. Write
for free tlentise, tc-ti 11. ni-, etc., to H. J.
ilollenswiirtU At Co., Ovviio, Tluga Co., N. Y.
1'rice (I; by mail, (l.l.'i.
About one-third of the houses in this
country are lighted by gas
Hatch's 1'nlversal Coiih Syrup takos iluht
hold. Sold e'ery where. u''in-nis
llusiness eolleges have existed in Kitropc
for over UO0 years.
Dew has a preference for some colors.
Kood'ss?Curcs
"llavu suilered seven
teen years with stomach
i roubles brought on by
overheating the blixid
and then drlnkltiK coM
water. I tiecsine reft
less at night and my
fond distressed me.
I grew worss and doc
tors declined my to
incurable. Medlcinos
fulled to bblu me until upon reeoratiiendntlon
I took Hood s sarsaiiai llla. My heart trouble
has subsldjd and 1 am free from pain. I can
now eat heartily without distress, thanks to
Hood's Sarsaparilla
The iayer I have been abla to work, aome
tUIng 1 bad not bann able to do for two years
previous. 1 gUul 1 recointnend 1 1 nod's Harsa
t-arllla." A. P. Coot.iv, Frauklla ('alia, N. II.
N. B. Be sure to get Hood's 8a rsa pa rill a.
BOOD'S) ril.LM cure ysusea. Sick llwutaeka'
kxllgosUoB, BlUeusaeas. SoU kj all druugUta,
Highest of all in Leavening rower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
0
ix
ABSOLUTELY PURE
tlnathcn Outwitting- th; Devil.
A Chlnco funeral never proceeds
it ralhx trout the house of morning- to
the pravcyard. The devil ia always
an tho lookout for funerals nnd fl- j
tows them to seize the aoul of the
Jcad man, an, In order to outwit the
evil one, tlio bearers tike tip tho
body and stft with It In a brisk trot,
while parks of Hrc-crackers nnd pyto- j
technics emitting a dens? smoke mid
vile uriell are mM off Just ns the pro-,
cession Marls. Having- thus deceived j
old Nick an to thu direction taken
ly the bearers they run as fust as
1111 ? I. Ill ..III! ll'i; I'WVIT, Ull II l-llll.
i , ,;, ,,,, ..,, !in:,' t,fl ,,
tl..... .ulll, lltn l.r.i . I linn uii.l.
' .. . ' ,, , . ... v,..,,i -.,,
moro lireworks aro mirnea. I ne
Jevll cannot turn a corner easily, nnd i
so, if really In pursuit, he shoots on
by. nnd ty means of a coo l deal of
Hidden turning and stopping audit
lavlh cxp' nd It tire of lireworks, the
funeral roCTssloti generally Kets to
I he giave in safety, while the old boy,
c.uifiiscil by their movements and
half suffocated by the fireworks, is
.till wandering about in the city.
The t'h n.itiian who dies In the coun
try Is not in such good luck, for there
Is les chance to outwit the enemy,
but by many detours It can very oft n
be done.
Squirrels Destroying lords' Eg?.
Tho number of soiv birds that b
flit tnl until, as it is often said, do u !.
freiuent liiimati haliitat iutiH for in in',
sake at all. They aro only iitiM'n
to p i tieiir mankind because ni'iir tuati
they are free from tho destruction by
wild atutrreU which are always floor
inost inveterate cueiilies ill the wools
unit dist:Mv lnr;v numbers of birds'
cjm. I'.ut tip) cat. near tho aim lo of
tnuM is s I -1 nt eipt'illy a destroyer vi
voiin:: luf I .. - llostiiti Ciillivut r.
Ull. IiII.TIi:ifH
mm
ilF-ROOT
CURED mn
Of Kidnoy and Liver Complaint,
Inflammation of tho Bladder.
Itr. Kllm. r .V Co.. Illiiulmmteii, . Y.
(M'lit.enieii: "t nfTonls n o , . J.t,-re to give
yoo a re,i, nniiiiHliiiii.il fr ir, .
sHA.ni'-ltmil .of wlilcb I liuve i I
small bottlisi. Mi , i
neatly retuoisl , ,u il
feet ofthe f
RHEUMATISM
ofnlMiut 7 ) en rSHtiir.l. '
liilf, al-on heieie iual,
le n i f n, y burl, iin i
kldlli-yai.r III Kill I I O
tenrk Unii.lin nn. I
lias hi I lcd a li liir
L Al.BS ,
ill tin k i t
IV ' INrLAIHMATIUis
swjWr ' vf,:'.? tt,:!"1;lurv;i'1,'.1.'
W. It. rilll.soN. I too I' will ,i.i,n!.v
cure inc i 1 In n short tuue. I pnrcliiei I tl:!
tiieihcine ofS. (j. Stone, the In u-;:M, hire in
llutli i , Ind." W. II.CIiiI.hoii, March. 7, "..
Al Orucclsls r,( renin n-id SI. OO Sle.
InoillJ.' Oiil.li. Im llraltli" frr. i ', ii-,.llntu.n t.-r.-.
Dr. Kilmer A Co.. - Hiiidiim:teti, N. V.
Dr. Kilmer's PARILLa LIVER PUIS Are (he Dcit.
42 I'UU, iS cvuls. All Vrug.lsts.
cun frc m
ie?xii-vfrii9
CURE.
VvU-i'.vavrv
C urrs Coughs, IloarHenesn, bore 1 lir.wl, C o-iip,
WhtK ping C ous'h and Asthn-a. l or (..sji---turn
it lus no rival ; h.is turn) tle.uvinils w here
all others failed ; will cure you it taken in time.
Soi hy l)nici(iils on a guarantee. 1 'T Lame
ltaikorCbcst,useSlllf.( iMSPI.ASTEK. cscts.
C H I L0 H'SlCATAR R H
osm E M E D Y-
11 are yoii c uuu rh t This remedy Isiruaran.
teed to cure you. frloebOote. iujocr Iruo.
EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR
hyj. lUmlllnn Ayi'in.A. M.,M M.
Tlim u A nii'Nl Vuluiilihi littuk.
fnr lit HnuM'holiI, li'.u iiiiikt u It
h lllt f 114 llf 1 111 iTetlf lliM-flsfis,
l ho Cnu4 mil) Mi'uiih nf l'rt
VviitliiK tlirli hlst'tt-rs., itihl tin
hiinii st Hfiuadh v hlc'h will lil-Irviiiti-
(r cirr.
-. I'tifai, I'rofmi'ly Illtiirnifl.
'Mm lliMik U wnili fi lu ilium
rver) iluy JjikHmu. nml l ftini
rnmi ihf twtmtciii tf rin h hk'h
rt'tnh r numc tiolor Itixik kij
ulul)'H t Ihl KIMM ullt V f
rr-HillTI, 'l'hli HlMlU 1 III
I r ml iii lo hr ul i rit-H In
tin I' Miiiilyf ttii l l wunli-d
s. Uiut ri'tttilly uinlfriiiil U) ull
OM.V vtUrt pi. lOTl'll.
I'otUtte hl.iiiiMi 'f itkpii.
-ol niiiy lio thl Ifixik i'ni
tftiri iki intit'u lurriiibtioii HU-
tlVel Ut lilMftia)!, hul vui y brt)Hr
ly tflvf t'tuiiilct Aiiullor
I'Vfryinmrf NriAiiilug ii imri
piilK Murrtiw ami tha I'lxlwc
li m unit krAriii of Heaiihy
l-miiilirt.Uit'tlicr wllii Valualtlv
iici'iKs4 aui i'rt'-t'riptlsMui, r-x
1-lniiHUuuftoi' Ixitunical I'riM'tlrtf,
Corf ci UMtiiii)rl:iiary Hr.-u,dCo
'oMi'f.Kric liiax.
HOOK IM II. IIOI'HK,
334 leuuurt. fe .N .1 ity
asa srrsev.
y.;.t'ivisjNa
!..-, T r 'XT'
VJt 6Ht AT! fg
OtjciiTTjijtVS.
" - saauas
l-U'" e
i ii
1 iT-lrv
I fif WI
sat- .
"One Year Borrows Another Year's Fool." You Didn't Use
SAPOLIO
Last Year. Perhaps You Will Not This Year.
Powder
Baby's Dimensions.
From measurements of 10!) infanti
liorn in the Royal Maternity Hospital
of Edinburgh, averages havo been nb
tained. They are practically the same
for American children, and are as. fol
lows: Averao weight of tnalo infant at
birih, 7.ftr ponndH.
Average weight of fo.nalo infant nt
birih, pounds.
Aera'-;e height of mala infant at
birth, lil.ill inches.
Averngo height of fe.nalo iufiiu. at
birth, lH.'.IS inehos.
Each inch of tho malo infant cor
responds to -.fill pounds. Each inch
of tho female infant corresponds to
'.() pounds. Tho t ango beteetl thd
shortest nnd tallest niiile mfuiils was
ten inches; bet ween t lio short, "-t and
tallest female infant', (0"ht iu.'!i'j.
fcjt. Ijo iih Kvpuh!'. .
''August
Flower"
" I am happy to state to you nnd
to stiflVt in,; lur.nanity, that my wife
lu tiM il your wntiikrful remedy,
Atitt t I'lower, for skk headache
and ).ilpitation of the heart, with
satisfactory results. Fnrsc'vcra! years
she has been a p. real sufferer, has
been under the treatment of eminent
physicians in this city and Huston,
and found little iclicf. She was in
duced to try Ar.j:!;'t I'hiwer, which
t;ave itnf.tediite lelicf. We cannot
fay to much fir it." U. C. l''rt.
iSnrin ield, Mr
I'M II
3
Do Not Be Deceive it
will, P..I..H. Kimm. l. nn. t'Slltn vrlileli stain tho
ear, I.. Intnre llii-iron mnl l.urn ri 't
TTm Kl-inir Sim Hi.oe I'nii.i, i, lirlltluiir. n.lnr
less Diirsl'le. and the i n. for lo un
ur iclua mu-Iiuki Willi rvei,
SYIEND TOUR OWN HARNESS
WITH
I llUlliOUIl 01 p;
CIT -''Vrs.sirsjs s, , - Ui
DIjUI 111
CLINCH RIVETS.
Nn fnn't r'iu.rml. nn:r upimrr ricetril . ilrlva?
nn i v un b tin m i jii,v iuu (jn.t li.v, uvhik ih rlinch
Ulrljr MtliM-ltt. )( iUlilir H I liiia to tsr I Imlf1 If)
loiiith mid dtirahlr. Mu.i.int now in bit. Ail
ifii.Ui, uniform r rti -t, pin iii hi Innn.
A It ttmr drnliT lor ihrui, r n 1 jnr la
Liiiii" f'T ii imj ul lou, naTit't aKra. Alau'lii by
JU0S0IM L. THOMSON MFG. CO..
SYAI.TIIIK. .SIASJ.
eTfTK WATjL PAmt MKIM IIA.-nx'
V MITBJ hklls THF. IIKST,
O I ill I II THF, CHKAIEHT
WALL PAPER
leldlll 111 ne
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tr, imhI.V 4 I I'nprr) 5r t
ml sniiis d r uiiiilc,
ri, i iitesburiih I'm,
If .HIT tin ilmilitN ttml
o nn (im tlifs tn kti.h
FtK.stttH ruaet m 10
limy, li t linn wr fit Um
iai Ui'iilMrn nI iut-tl-irftfc
fnir ivluh lit r. Our
(in IM I. . kli.fr im
t 00 HOD. Wlit.li meiones.
BLOOD POCSON
A SPECIALTY.
Iim.IiIp psi.Miiiiiu. uumnpirlllfior l..t rsi.rin,! (mi, tn
Kii ruiit-r ft m M' nj our Ma. -lo i yr.lnlrfi- I thu on.f
tlilt. ir th a w.ll i-urv iMTirniafiitlr. I' riiivi isf0 vut
)r Iii'llfti-a Inn ltliluiiam a.
v Hi'idiM he. 4 uit.tliMtliN. Itrttl
i uinpli Offriialvr llrralat
ami ill (liKtrUrtu ul UiO btutuaUi,
iJViTniiil I'ttwrln,
I A RIPAN6 TABULAR
frt ki ul iy y. t r .ii..tl. rTf't
(htc-ilnii fxiloM tin ir ti'M'. hold
hy ilruifk'l-stfs or fM-nt lT n.ntl U x
ffivi.ilsi Ivkirfe ' ltiktaA),f
pur i t'T nun 1 1 iti at ai'i'ir-"-
i(ii', mi hum, ij., Ar York, t
mm a m p a - .M , ,ej
BIRD FANCIE R S'ZrZ.
or-J i;iutrlM)fia AH ' ut - llirla, ifiair f . . 1, dil
.u l lrral'Hii(. IS ru tr hit I. CD P '' r IS
II1K1 r'OMlM'M 4 S I rtir lSt . I't.Da it i bift a.
BIRD MANNA.'
nilirltiJllVUf
b;nl ty lukil for lb cvli. JJ m., rt.iftJtlliia, I'm,
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Iri-tieiili-nl Trrmt.
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ll I'rlm-luul
Ijismlut i. ll iniji.tfi.siii.K lima,,, u, llut
I A Tl"' V'l'Vi TKAl'KslAltKB Eim ml n
I li.s Mini mt lei-uklo OMlentiilillll V
or iiim iiiii.ii H..H.I r.ir l ivenior iuMe.nr li-1 oi-t
l a fiil.-nt. I'A I KICK O KAHIlKI.I.. U iMUM.Toy li.C.
. (xjiiuli riyriio. Tuu (..mmI. Use I
In lima Holit h iinms'sis
La& r.u his si hi hi lit nsf
i nest
in