Ilia Caa IJopeleaa.
Ad office-seeker applied to JoMah
Qulncy, x-Assiatnnt Scrrft.tr of
Bute, for place In the State De
pirtmrnt. "What did you tell Mr.
yuincyV" asked ft Senator to whom
the olflce-aef Iter, disc, uratred by his
lack of iuTe. applied for a-aalatance.
"1 told him God only knew what I
had done for the party at the last
election, replied the would-he Con
ul. "You did, eh?" tald Ihe Sena
tor; "well, you might as well go hack
borne. Any man who tella .fottlah
tjulncy that (iod known more than he
does will get no position In the State
Department."
Tti Veil Pllrtaltaa.
The lattat "wrinkle" in the art of
flirtation is imported from Cairo. It ia
ailed "Le.leu dn Voile."
If Ihe veil is dropped completely
war the fare before the lady leave
four night, it indicate "I am pleased
tith you- but be carefnl."
If on the coutrarr the veil is raised
to as to expose the lips, this indicates
'a kiss" in metaphor nnfortnnstely,
10 d if the veil is lifted entirely off the
lace tie intention is deHance and re
sentment at the cavalier's imperii
sence. Ia. t rt,Wle. MMiflur.
Tli) olil anying: "A green ('hristma
utksK a tut fmvftirl" is often rerifle, nn l
k further says, thai the jaar wilt bring forth
euah ulrbw. whrin pains and a.'hes,
thaumali.' complaints, noreneos of joint nod
Nmba will Ktioiim). In th olden time thers
Were ti prevent its for pain, few cures tr
tomplHint". It I not so ii'iw. Kvau old
until t'lau Iju lerul n IIiIiik or two. la
aiauy s Christmas storking was found a bot
tle Ot Ht. Jaco'ei Oil, t lie best knosru, surast
tsmedy for nil u h truut.lee. AH ) have
Ihelr prophesies, mi l no year l without its
racord of surprising curea wrought by I'm
wonderful medicine.
Prelty.
fiold alloyed with 20 per rent, of
iluminuiu takes on ft brilliant ruby
Uot.
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
After Diphtheria
Ilia lift Iiuiik a liy tLrrad, Hrrngtli failed
hlni and lila flr-li llotrd. Ilmid'a SarimrlllH
imrlr,cl hih IiIihhI, built Up Lia Ktriu. khvh
LI in alrriiKtli mid alt-n lirnrtllvd bit ratati lial
tmtililc" Mna. C. W. Smith, 'unln i(lui-. Vt.
Iload'a Pilla ar rairrnltv prrparvtl and r
aiadi- of tbr liint inamllritU. Try a mx.
P N U 6
04
"German
Syrup
5
I simply state that'.I am Druggist
and Postmaster liere and am there
fore iu a position to judge. I have
tried many Cough Syrups but for
ten years past have found nothing
equal to Bosi lice's German Syrup.
1 Lave given it to my baby for Croup
with the most satisfactory results.
Every mother should have it. J. H.
IIobhs, Druggist and Postmaster,
Moffat, Texas. We present facts,
living facts, of to-day Hoschce's
German Syrup gives strength to the
body. TaLe no substitute. tj
"The Story of My First Watcii."
A Whim, ful IHh-i-.mK-iI Look, son iaily Hi
leu by Ami t-ii a'.-. in.-l iliMuitii.tiet suns ami
laul.itn. M-nt KHKK. Hilil) t-iuerMiiiiu
anil lusirtn live. A'l.lrr-s
NEW YORK STANDARD WATCH CO.
1 1 John St., New York.
GET THE Bt&T.
MILLER'S
Nfc W IH.HIUN8 r'OH
'U-l at tne lowest
prices. Pottage ft
cent. Perfect huitv
tion stained pliist,
Ant NTH WaM'I o.
Wall
.-, i, ,i.(ir., m 1 ....
SS'I sii.nlirld Hit el. I'lllllli. I'n.
CURES R.51NG
BREAST v.
"MOTHER'S FRIEND" WXfr.K
offer. .1 i.ilil-bearliig woman, 1 tiata Urn a
nuil-wife. lor many ear, ami In each cuso
wl.eru "Mother hrlcnd" bud tieennsctl it haa
anii'liiiel won. lent anil relieved much
aiiflnlnir. It. la i lie let n mcly for rlslnir of
the bruttt kkosn, anil worth I lie iiiw for that
alone, tin. i M. It in ait a,
aloulguuitiy, Ala.
Bent by t press, (barer iirciialU, on rtcliit
ftf riw, 1 M r iKiltle.
m BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
BuW t all Uruiiiet. Atvmta, (ia
I L- S'lf Ik 1 .1 III L-. ....
JJ-ijastttaw
"Vita iV-23:i.v
J.rnlic v. .Smith
THREE CENTS ON TBI! DOLLAR.
Amount Realiaed Out of a Ventura In
Which Million War Inveited.
The boom loan of Fori I'ayiie, Ala.i
wheta million vrera iiiTestetl liy X
Knland riltaliia, liaa been old nndet
the liammer to K. N. t'ullum.a HirmiiiKhnm
rantal',t, lor the amall auin of fio.OX'. The
t incline includes :MHK acre or nuneial
IbiiiN, li.OiM town loin and vnrioii larit In
duitrie. inciutlina rolling mills, furnacea,
lactone a. Iiotvla and the like.
In July, li rj, me emir piopeity of Ilia
Tort I'ayne Coal andlroii ('mninny wa
tlacl by order ol the Cnited Statu Court
in tin- Imn.N .fa rueltfr upon the petition
of A. I.. Loylra and othert of Nrw KnR.
Ian i. J hew were anerward Joined br the
Did I olouy 1 rtiMt'omrany o." Itoston.trtiatea
who akei lor a lorecioiiie of a hioriRai(
ort.JW.om. The rwrierliii. though hotly
lontes'ed in the I'mtt'd ."tntM 'ourt by
other NewKnglaud itock holder natl aua
taincJ. I ort f ayne watlie first attempt of or
gamed New Kngland ih ttot to found a
rity in the South and it hns provrd a flat
failure aft-r several millloiia have ben
siiti.tndeird I lie town wua built to order.
In the lall oriHs. v. C. I!, re and associaiea
ol C.oaton floated 4(1,1)00 sharct ol Knat I'ayne
1 and Iron i oinpaiiy stock in Vermont,
Ma ne, New llatiiliire, Maschiisrtti.
Ku. ilf Island. ( onnertii'ot and New York
t'lty at L' i per ahare or lithi. leal.iiiK a
cie.iu I',''.i.nji, which was taken in a lump
to lot t i avne. Artt ranrd lu.i tj shnrci ol
stH'k resrrved In the lr-anirv was sold at
l;;T tr ahnr. I'his soon wvlil und u blan
ket morttHge with bonds utKr-t!n!iiiR l.'tuu,-
was eiri'iitnl. Iniiniiise sums wore
obtained Iriitu the tale of town lots, wbicll
w,realsoeieiiiled uihiii the town in water
wlnas, hotels, railroad", wer tyatemt,
ftirnaces, r.illinn miliaand all Ihe acvoutre
turiiiaota commercial ami manufacturing
city
i urn enme the bnn of limim ial depret
aion in l.v.s) und r'oti I'ayne retired and bat
teiuained in retirement ever since,
private and cori'oratH expenditure having
iiiiioiinted tol i Uiu uHl. Hi expendiliire
of 'he Korl I hviibI oal and Iron I'ompany
amotinlrd In iMI.Outl. all of which lias
been sold lor tiU,tAlor for '! ..eira on the
Hollar.
Ihe r(tilt of this enterprise lis been
ilisuppoititii.rnt in both I iikhiIi people and
to Southerners, tlieoiiein lo.intfiheir nion-
er and (he other III the check that it riven
lo l.i.stein investmeuf. Korl I'avue wat
Ihe lirsl ot a series ot boom towns that came
lo (tip trout hi the South in Hyi ami i&aj,
Mnl.lleliOM), Kv and lliirnmnn. Teiin..
hemp oiher exatiiile. a:! have gone the
v;iy 1 ort I'avue went.
TILLMAN BEADY FOR FIOUT.
South e'arolina'a Fiery Governor Hay
lie W ill Enlorce the Lawa.
' If tbee people want to get up u bloody
rio' I am w illing. I'll give them all they
want of it.-' "J'liwe words it. me from (iov
cmor 'nilninti rei:urdiii) the direuiary
trouble in ( hurlestoii. t'onlinuinK lie
mailt ihee hot leniHrks; "What is more,
I'll have the l.v;. attire here lo bark iu
up in ihis t-ll'ori to enlorco the laws of the
Mateand I want them to uiiilei-stand tliis.
If they think they ate going to bluft", fri!li
te:i or bullyrag me or my constable ihey
are very inucU mistaken,
"I urn not going to hate these tough ride
roughshod over the law, and il the good
people ot t'hurleston cannot prevail Uoii
Ihe barkeeper to obev the laws and flop
ivsMing tliem. I intend uoinir riebl ahead
1 want the people to uiideistHiid lor once
und tor nil tune thut 1 propose to ace thai
all laws ul the Stute are upheld even if we
have to kill a lew of these Italian cut
throats mid bulldozer. I am making no
threat, but I am limply warning (hem. J
am not angry."
overnor J'llluiati in concluding what he
bail to say. remarked: "I he law will have
to be obeyed if It Hike all the military and
constables in the tate to do it."
s p KIT
That ia lae w ay a,au , j
atreefa Agenoy.
Hradil reet'a llnancial review says:
Throughout the week the market ha been
in a waiting Mute. Activity wa stiaiieuded
or confined to a lew stocks, though
the tone ol' the whole was strong
und quotations with some exceptions
have been generally well sii.iained
The stimulating inllueuc, 'whim it
was hoped would h exerted by
tbegovvriiment bund issue have been check
ed und sentiment has Oeen chietlv iiilccted
by the progres of the lanll bill iilYYasliing
ton. I'liccriainty as to (he outcimiH in Hits
connection seem lo keep the puOlic out of
Wall sti.el, w lule the lending operator
have restricted their ventures to a mark.!
degree. The ' street'' appear to be mildlv
bullish mid is iliipotfd not oule lo make
the most of uny actual developments ( a
favorable future, either in railroad affairs
or in connection with the revival of busi
ness, bin to minimi? the Importance of
such results of die recent depression a
(till continue to come to light.
London lias not been a fuclor. The Mar
set I here lias been omewnnt Mllected by the
demoralization of Indian exchungo and by
apprehension that the upparnnt abandon
ment of ihe Indian government' silver pol
icy will have leriotis results on Ihe trade of
thetireut Kastern deMudeiicv. "Ameri
cans'' iu London have however, been re a-
livelv lll-elei'tetl lllH sellinc, rrm.k .1..
ter iu Ihe market being of a (rifling charac
ter, tin I riday the merket'wa affecied by
rumor of an attempt to restrict tb
employ tnent of Ihe bond Issue proceed by
congrejiMona! re-olution limiting tb
aecretnry use thereof to the redemption ol
A PTE A L (OK CLEMENCY.
A British Subject Under Sentence of
Death.
John ('. Motler. co insel for William
Leoiiare, ihe coiidemiied miirdrrer await
ing execution at Frederick. Md.. on l ehru
ry 6, hi written to Sir Julian I'auncefote,
Hrilish ambassador at Wahingion, request
ing him to interrele iu bah ill' or Leonard
lor the purposo of having his eulnnce com
muted to imprisonment for life. Mr. Mot
ter claims thut Leonard is a ltrilith sublect
and that in all hi experience a a lawyer
with criminal tie ha never com across an
Inaiance more deserving of clemency than
the cae of I eonard,
Costly Co. i.l t'ecorda.
A record was delivered at the office of the
...,.v. uio,iiirriiieniiiri of I lie toiled
-lutes which bore eloquent testimony mine
complaint of the late Justice MilleV that
"record iu these day are made up largely
for the benellt of primer." I he title of
the case i the l onsiiiidated electric light
company v (he McKeesport elecirm light
company and in it is involved the ureal Coll
lest being waged between the leadmg
electric corporation of the I'nile.l States.
1 be record comprises three large volumes,
and its printing cost 117,00(1.
A Bill Against Utah.
Secretary Carlisle ha sent a comniuulc.1
'.lon to the senate showing the amount due
the I'niled Suites from the territory of
I'luh on account of cost and expense of
prosecution. Ibex expenditures began In
IS7A and have continued even tiuce. lb
total amount being I7J5 ,VA ( appear
'.bat the law reuirj that tbeie expense
be paid by the territory, but t'ongres
baa annuully appropriated the money re
quired. A a order baa been entered In tba court i
at an Krancitco granting Mr. J eland
Ktanford an allowance of II 0.000 monlblv,
pending the atillenient of bar butbaud'a
estate
TOPBEVENT STRIKES.
New York Board of Arbitration Ask
Fower to Enforce It Idea.
The report ot ihe N'ewYork state board ol
mediation ami arbitration vreamted to
tba legislature asks for power t enlorce
arbitration Instiad of rtcemmending it.
Anions the matters settled hv the twin r. I
during the year was ihe garment workers'
strike in New York; the s eve.lor strike in
Kuflalo: the sailors' strike in New York;
the lumbermen' strike in rowandn: the
longshoremen atrike In New York: the
ink al llavemyer's sugar refinery ami the
lhign Valley airike
The losses to corHira;inos mid employes
In a lew ol the more important strike ot
recent year in tais slaie are estimate I as
lollows:
June to August. INA itt New York and
Jereey City Kmployer' l.s ll.isu on i,
employes' lo-s tj.ft.i'si.i.
August, lair. New York I 'enttal llmplov
ers' lost i.uim.u 4i; vmidover' los :n i.npo.
August, IK'IJ. at Itnlfa o itl'i.'.IKSI to li,e
National titiard i I otal loss Mnu.coO.
A to the I.ehi-Ii Valley strike Inst No
Vember (d board of arburatioii says:
" The loss (o the Lehigh Valiev' railro.d
company in a comparative tew ilavs w.i
enormous. Included were iinse .f ireig,i
and passenger traluc. diversion of i.ii.ne-
to Othrr roads, del nut lull of litiomnlixs
and rolling slia-k as well as oilier pi. (city
Ihe total amouiit is t ri.n n. Ihe ,o-s i.
the strikers in a :ex upprox miaied hi
(XM, white it Is estimated i hat ihe lni.ow hu
ninounis were paid out as rel el ir.oniv ly
Ihe live brot herboods of rnilroa-i .i.
Kngineers. Ilil.tsii; llremen, .l'.o'i. ,tt.;n
nien,l l."i (Ml: cotidin tors t.' i.OtSi. teiigia..i
era. i0,uisi: loial. (ii.isi I.
"Vlr Is the lies ( lnrgt oil'ia.V by o g -Ir.eJ
railway labor in inc country to m.i !
the Clncauo, lliirliiigion and tun v i
which is slated to bae i' l me en.u.i . r
nearly ll.issl.'i i and Ihe uremen. '.do mi.
It i impiKislbie to estimate t he lo.-i u
tallied hy me.i h ints, man .lacturers an I
others dependent ui.ui die s. rvic.. of ih.
railroads. In the cae of (he I i-high -: 1 1 k
it was claimed that oo l coal iiiiners wer.
deprived of employment nnd tl xwis I. in , I
that thepr ceol coal would be auvunini .t,
places that depend upon Ihe I trhih i.,al
lor fuel.''
The following recommeiol.it ions are m i I.
by the board of mediation and aroma .on
"Till board urges upon wotk.ii jineii t.i,
feasibility of establishing h cal Im.io.Ix ,.i
arbitration tbrouith iheir organiai i u or
In their workshops. a-, by adopting ilns
conrse many strike could b-; nippe.i in in,
bud by prompt art ion. The hoard sim m
urge employers to tec.ignize tli - ne. -i.
and utility of local ImiumK iliiough uinrn
they niuy deal dire.'ly Willi tl.inonu
ruen."
MAKKhTS.
iinsniMii.
tii w Hot ri k rKt. rs .r i.ivrM urmw.
I. It UN, n.ol H AM. io n.
WHEAT No. 1 Ke.1 t ill (t fil
No. 'J 1 ted ''
C'OKN No. Yellow tar... 4.1 -II
High Mixed ear 41 4'.'
No. 'J Yellow Shelled 40 41
Hhelled Mixed Mt M
OA IS No. 1 bite ''i
No. 'J White :!4 :tt
No :t White : X-i
Mixed "1 'M
RYK No. 1 .rei fu
No. 2 Western. New '! 'i
FLOl'K-Kancy winter put .'IT.'. 4 ihi
l ancy Spring patents 4 HI 4 X'i
Fancy Straight winter.... " I"
-XXXHukets - "' '!
Hve Hour il i' o
Hiirkiylie.il flour. - :l
HAY Haled No. 1 Tim' v.. n 'J-i M 7.
Haled No. '.'Timothy II W .')
Mixed Clover I .Vt 11 .d
Tiino'hv from country... l' " Is
FEKU N'o. I W'h Md V T 1 7 .VI is ie
No. 2 While Middlings.-- 1! 17 mi
Hrown M:'1'' " 1
.Vheat
Ct !i0 II isl
l SO il
.'hi
" :o
10 l.i
ll) 1 -'
v: :i
r. i.,i
MS ii
4 vi ,-i on
'.' J I I oil
1 i'l 1 !l
:n ."!
:a iiii
'.'00 ,1 Ml
:i in fi 'si
.VI ,Vi
40 VI
'Kl J (HI
4l VI
vi ;:,
1 0.1 I 10
7 H
Hi II
11 IJ
Kl II
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IS ltl
fi'i fid
4tl li
M
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ii sr, 7 00
J :' 'J :i i
1 10 1 70
i l
l.i ii
in i-
7.'l 1 IM I
Oats
liAIKY IHlllU lTa.
Bl'TTEH Elgin Creamery
Fancy Creamery
Fumy country roli
Low grude ,v cooking. . ..
CIlEKSK-illiio. new
New York, new
Wisconsin Sw.ss
I.imbtirircr ( New mti ..
till tl IM. I .l I Mil SK
Airi.r-rulii v. V l.bl...
Fair to choice', 'f l.bl....
HKANS
N Y & Mi new illeuns f bbl
Lima Mean
I'OTAToEH
Fancy t hn
bweel, per bbl
("ABHAliE per hundred..
ONIONS - YellowUk.be pi mi
Miied t 'oiiniry
Spanish, per crate
TU KM P.H--purple top
em i iav i.iv.
Live chickens v .i
Live Duck v pr
Live t.eese e yr
Live Turkeys i D
Dreised chickens v lb....
Dressed dm ks tin,
Pressed turkeys f fl.
Ilressed gee.e ....
FliiSl'n a ohio fresh. .
FEATII KKS
Fxtia he t.eese J fl,
No 1 Extra live gee'e ' fb
MIM Kl I ASIiil s.
TALL()V-Coiiiiliy,t.n,...
City
SEEDS Clover
Timothy prime
Hlue grass
KAtiN Country mixed ...
tlONKY- White clover. ...
Hock wnet
M A I'l.E h Y Kl' I', new crop
I IPr.K country eetH.h ti mi
rili ls a r
Ii VI
FLOCK '
WH EAT No. 'J Hed
KYE-No. 'i I
COItN'-Mixed ...
ATS
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bC'I'I'EK '
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FLOCK
WHEAT-N.,. J. Ke.
COUN-No. i. Mixed
OATS No. -', . bile
HI! TIE K Creamery Extra.
EtiUSl'a.. J iists
NW VOI1K.
FI.OCK-ruleiita
WHEAT-No it Ke.l
KYE Western
ttlltN No.
OATS Mixed Western
HI! I TEK Creamery
ElitiH Stute ami I'enn
114
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il' 1
17
IIVK-srork HKI'oKr.
rAsTj.iartirv. mi iiu ut srm k vaiiih
1'erlOilib.
t a 11 1.1.
Trlme Steer $ 4 .-, t
(iood butcher ,'i tl to
Coin inon ;i 40 to
Hullsand dry cow 0 Mo
VealCalvea A ml to
A 00
4 1(1
.1 VI
:t 'jri
7 (SI
rresiirowi, ier head...
'Jtl ml lo 4.1 is)
Minte.
rrlmefl.1! to 100-R, shee a w 1., . .i
(Iood mixed 3 Hi to .'I 4 I
Common 70 to 76 tl sheep... ) ::: to 21m
Choice I Jim hs 3 is) 1 4 ,vi
llllll
Helecled .... 5 63 to S f
J'rinia Yorker ftMtofiftS
Hy 6 40 to fi 60
HouisU 00 lo 6 00
. ASI's.'r'.ryVS'fA""
pit' T'' ? f 1 1?'-' '
How s This
nltet One 11 iiimIh il 1 i..',lars fie war.! fi
.n-.'.f enlanh I lial caitiel Ix ...ml l)r
lla'.i' sian li l ine.
I-, .1. I'll i f v A- 'o., 1'ni., O.
We, 1 1. n nnilei.'Kiii .1, lie ki o n I'. .1. 1 he.
nevforlbe h.'l l." e..r., nt d lu lieie liiin f. r
feci I , In. nor.. hi" in nil bn'iie- I rsiii t lona
ntnl I nstil aiiv nnl In tai y out iitij ' oi.ligu
I ion ui:i.le I y I he i lit m.
V(r A- I'liUav, V hnicMilc Ih ugf!t-, Toll do,
ulilo,
Waiiumi, in A- Vsiivin, VMioleale
1 irtiKk' si i, 'I'lilt'it... Oh. ii.
11a 1st alarrli Cure Is tnkeii lot email v, sit.
Iiil iIiutI Iv upon theli'.ooi un l no ns'ir-
llli: r I lie "lelll. I'l I. e. '. I" r liollle. llll
t.jrao III ngi;i?i. J'vstiiuniiinls lieu.
N"tv Zealand etn Is tto. eti mi.ttnu to
Knglaii'l
U I '1 I ll . S l.l.. tints t c inn (Ire It lis. (-.'.
i'.i.i t.-.n u ,.ti.il '. ,iiii'i-'. hii in :ir 1-if, i tel !
ti i. r--. .. I . 1 t . ; .i .1 i i:i A. .! r Sr. I I '.i.,
I,i i'i i.,'. V i , dy li'i. Winter, of .lnn
I mill. "'. I l.l'i'e I 'i'l li'l. le '. o ' liiisit .N ul' I li.
e'iiiit',''Ht,ri'.) tiile I ii 'i 1 itin.itpl ssiiie,
a ii. I i. m no, ... t lt.it in s i 1 1 i i r rv mnii on.,
l.n- '. I of lii S n Itri'.i Hii. Lii' . 1 1 il ii .1 re 1
lni-ii'.. Il ' ii 'i '.'I'lrt fill "at. r Vol1 nil. I,
i I T i M i nr i s o ss m I r ii h u.lag.. tn
I he h'i ne lir hi t.ti imII ri.. "i i e satutili. iai'kiic.
nl ii ii 1 . 1-nats sil l I lie l' liiainiiiulli tin in iri'.l
la'ii'n.'ii". A
A Inn '! d.amunds is valued at I l.'i.o si,
Ji. We never saw anything that compared
-villi tne samples of wall psjier Just receiv
Me-' I. Kerwin Miller Ai Co.,
I iilsnuigh, I "a. Every 1
el I hem sn.l Wsntj
"imitblteld Street.
Hews never store honey lo Ihr light.
Srimrn Ciianok or IWiiiim eause
I 1'lit.mt liiese-. 'Ilu-ie is in, more ifrei lual
I letiie'li for I iMIiii. I 'ol.l. i-t,.., iIihii '"I., ,U'i
fir. n. fii.il h 1.1 ti..'' t. ...Wiy in Irijti, l'riceU6
1 1 lite.
1
A wnriderfiil stomach mrree..r t., S.
1 I ills. lt.il.i.inV i,u ulhers. ii i n.ls u
j VV'liv .. Ii.mi... I'.,, trli's fli.versal
I 1 Ullgll f X'l . I'tl's at .rii-k-!,
I I'alllif'nl Mai.riH.
; Thut was :t touching- story toll In
.the p:iier.4 tin; ol her day iihout I he
j accident in the Mot 11 luish. twenty
; four mile fiom Opotiki, nays tlu
j Aiiklumt News. A nirty weie clear
ing luiish, when a Kuropwan k'nt his
I leg Int. ken. one iif theMnrirla l.iunid
I up hi U'g with a skill that autiao
I iiienlly elicited the praise of the
1 hiirge.in; then live white and live
I Maoris atarted to cany the wounded
man to opoiikl hy the Mot 11 toad,
wh eh for miles ia a mere ledge on
I the Hide of a precipice. The rivers
! were in flood and the fords washed
j away. The waters were up lo the
I necks of the bearer, and the tallest
1 of the men had tn hold the stretcher
j up ahove their heads. They had to
1 alart In the evening, when tired hy a :
hard day's work.
The Maoris hehavcil like men and
heroes, some of them taking a doi.hle
luni in the carrying when fioui ex
cessivo fatigue their white com
panion were tinetiial to it. When
they got to tlio Journey's end tbey
fell on the ground am) went fast
asleep. 1 have know n of a good muuv
accidents in the hush at the Thame'a
and elsewhere, and the behavior of 1
men on these occasions la really au
honor to human nature.
And an incident such as T have
narrated show how much of the i
heroic there Is In the nature of the !
Maori. 1
7" aaaaaaBaaaaaBxaaBa -BHeB-aaaasxaaiaaa.aifxaBaaa. am 1
MOTuinns i
and those too 11 lo Ixt.
come ruotbom, should
know that Hector
fierce' Favorite I're
crtnUou rub . luld
birlli of its tori urea,
terror and danger
to both mother and
child, by aiding nat
ure in preparing the
system for par
turition. Thereby
"labor'' and the
period of iniillne
uient are creatlv
ahortoned. It also pmmotee t be secretion of
aa abundance of nourishment for the child.
Mr- Dora A. Grraair., of (kihlru, fhvrlun
Cn 7im., write: "When 1 Iwfan taking
your ' Favorite Prescript ion I waa not able
to (land on tnjr feet without ufferiog aio"t
detu. Now I do all inr bnuework, waalnTg,
oooking, enwing aud everrtb.Dg lor my family
of eight. I an stouter now than 1 have been
in Six year. Your ' Favorite PreecripUoti ' 1
the beat to take before confl Dement, or at least
ll proved so with me. I never suffered as little
with any of my children aa I did witfc my last,
and aba mi tbe bealthleel we've got. Have m
duoed several to try ' Favorite fraauipUoit,'
and It haa prayed good fur Uieai."
D
URING liarri times
cannot affurtl to
with inferior, cheap bra mis of bak
ing powder. It is NOW that the
great strength and purity of the
ROYAL stand out as a friend in nnd
to those who desire to prat list; b!i on-
cniy in the Kitchen. Kach spoonful docs its per
fect wcrk. Its increasing sale bears witness that
it is a necessity to the prudent it goes further.
N R
1 c li Grocerssayth.it every dollar in
vest d in Royal Baking Powder is
worth a dollar the world vt r, that it
docs not consume the ir capil..! in tit ad
stock, because it is the peat favorite,
and bells thrcugh all tiir.t s ai.d Masons.
ncvai Caking rcATtfl cc.irr. wii f.,i.f-vtr.
A." XS."' A. ' A A N A iv .r.-. .
1 'P'-- ' Vi e'V'- 'V-' 'V' l,,r' '
I'r iiopt Hi 'y.
Some l.i. mi. ess i liesi dune ii lck'y
nnd with few woid. (it tu t Inisiiies-.
of a linrp delicate nature, i- ci.ue
nioiily etiteti'd upon in a more leis
uri ly tnatitier. Now atrl then, how
ever, a man is fo.ind who nuikes no
such (list in 1 1mi
I'm titer ,l ties smicht an Interview ,
with Willow Hrown. He 1 1 a 1 luni;
I'lided liimscif uptiti his slim 1 hut ii
cattle; ahe was, in tier way, us proutl
df her jsuilliv and pigs.
"Widow Htowu." said he, "I am u
man of few words hut much feeling.
I possess, as uu kni.w. In I wci n tjifcc
mid four luni In 1 lie:ul of cattle. I
have saved up eU'lit hiinrlred dullins
nf so, and I've a t i Iv .Hid ei.inrorial.il
home. 1 want u to Leci.me m
wire. Now, ((tuck's the word with
me; I uive ou five minutes to de
lide!" "Farmer Junes. " said Widow Hrown,
"I am a woman of few wonN I'll say
nothing of my feelings. I possess. a
Vou know, letieeti three and four
'.itindicd head of poultry and about
(en scute i f pigs 1 have nigh twelve
hundied dollars well Invest (! my
'lite husband's sav ings aiil my own
eaifili. I tell you 1 wouldn't
marry " 'ver a choice lietwccn
1 --I. . ,
..t he scan
, . . 1 sTive you thrt
; uts to clear off my premises!"
KNOWLEDGE
Brinpa comfort ami improvemrnt and
tends to personal injovnient wlien
rlglitly used. itinnv.'vilio live let
ter than otliersiind enjoy life nunc, with
less expenditure, hy 'more pion,pily
adapting the world's lsst pioilutia to
the lieeils of I. Iiy-.ir;, I heinj;, will nttcst
the vuluo to Im-h 1 1 Ii ol tlic jnne liquid
liixntivo principles emulated iu tb0
rciui dy, !vrup of Fijjs.
In excellence is due to its presenting
in the form luoi-t iicceptahle iiml jiltas
anl to the t.ite, the relichiii mid truly
bctn ficiiil propetlies of a perfect lax
ative; (-fleet ually cleiiiisin tin- t-ysteui,
dispelliuir colds,' lieinluclics ntu 'leveiH
Hlni permanently i-uiiiijr c.uislipation.
Jt him piven witii'iii tiou to million mid
met with the approval of the medical
profession, H'c:iiM' it nets on the Kid
ney, Liver mid llnwels without weak
enui them nnd it is ilcetly lue flow
every object iomihlc hiihhtatiee.
Syrup t.f Fiir is li.r sale by all ilrup.
a-istsin .Mie nnd $1 bottles, but it i man
ufactured by the California Fijr yrup
t'o. only, whose imnic is printed on every
package, also the nauie, Syrup of Figs,
ami beiiiK well informed, 'you will Lot
accent any buLnaiiuie if oilcrcd.
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