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rrmrK'rl to lake Hood's Hafsapsrllls
nttm i'.bon I was low with stomarn i
and Mt 1l- U over, weighing only j
MY " irouDirn mn,ireenanuj .
lln me to stop work.and my blood was
ranging pi in pic on mjr face. Aftrf ;
lined- haraparllla I began to get bet.
:iicJ lately, and now I feel llko a new
lOOCl S parTlL
Cures
My blood hss hern purified and now my
clriir nod my otnplcxloti fair. Ilood't
trills has done me much Rood and I
rrt' iinnit-nd It." Hknhy W. Drrwtti.
insvllle, Pennsylvania.
fa I'll la are purely vrxntalilr, and do aot
I in of grips. Vol I by all ilrugilata.
COOK BOOK
prr j pr
320 frlGtft ILLUbTSfXTBD.
Oiieof the Ianf0nt nn1 HcM iiMia
llisi. illi!l.lii-d Mtllta latickui
lor 10 Larst Lisa htsdt nil !n-m l.tou
I "fTee wrapHrn. and a il-crnt Matnp.
Write f"r llrt l eur other fin l'n
alums. weomoN 8ict Co ,
.0 llurun M.. 'loi.auo. Ohio
be Marked Success
if lull a iiiiuiniwu in (.fc'iiMjiiiii'
M, scrofula and other forms of
clitary disease is due lo its
erful food properties.
cott's Emulsion
illy creates healthy flesh
er wcient. Hereditary
Its develop only when the
m becomes weakened.
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olhimr in the world
: , medicine has been
so successful in dis
uses ' mat are most
mcnaci ig to lijc. lliy
siciai everywhere
rescibe it.
BEECHAM'S PILLS
HmoklnK at Frayer.
A visitor from tho Totted State
Bod many things which surprise blm
in tho Cltr of Mexico. When the
ball arrives at tho postodlce tho
tames of the people to whom letters
ire addressed are written on a slip of
paper aod posted on a bulletin board.
Merchant go every morning to ex
imlne the announcement, and If
they find thoir names on the list
naod their cards to the delivery
;!erk, who bands them their mail.
No postaue stamps are sold, but
those having letters to mall take
them to tho postofllce aod pay their
postaeo to the postmaster, who sticks
)n the stamps himself. In all public
places men are found tilting around,
provided with pen, Ink, and paper,
ready t J conduct tho correspondence
it any ouo uiahle to do It himself.
Every ono In Mexico smokes, the
women as well as the men. They
moke- in tho street cars, In the
tliops, at the opera, and. in fact,
jverywhere. 1 actually saw one man
meeting In t hai el, muttering bis
prayers, with a lighted cigarette in
bis hand. Kxehange,
Authors' Mistake About the Moon
The editor of the 1'opular Seienci
Monthly takes certain imaifinaltvi
writers to task for their unscientlfli
and absurd statements regard lop
"the y ung moon" and "the c es eni
moon," and advises them to leave ll
alone, bccau.se they so often contrlvt
to get it In the wrong placo. In i
recent story which has enmo undct
his notice he Hods two friends do
scribed us sitting out one surumci
evening looking over the Thames,
and the writer goes on to say: "Ity
this time the on tig moon had arisen,
and its cold llghtshimmcrcd over the
'misty river. ' Such writer are re
minded that the young moon goes tc
bed early, and can never to seen Id
tho process of rising.
Ik the dynamite fever doen't d it
out in Carrara that province will soon
need all the proJu-t of It famous
mat Lie quarries for Its owi. .'ctuett'i
les.
A lunnrr was recently killed near
Jefferson City which had the form
and features of a rab'iit, but was ap
parently wearing the skin of a tnal
lose cat
rr. Kilmer's flwAMP-Roor onrns
ill) KMm-y mid ltliiiilr truiilili'1.
l'iiiiihl'l iinl CoiiMtiltittiotifrifci.
I.alTutory lllnKliaii!ptnii,N.Y.
A pei-sim iniiy walk through hwd (Jermnn
htuti-H In huvcii lnMir.
VV lie ii Trnvrllna
Wbi'thoroi) iilnmure U tit, or bu inm,take on
very trip a bottlo of Syrup of Fig, aa It acta
mt plcntmitly and t-ffci'tivcly on the kldnrya,
liver and iKineln, iireventiiiicfuverH, tieadaebea
and oilier funns ofa!cknns. KorimlelnOOionU
and f 1 botllen by atl len llntf ilriiicuUts,
Amerieii Iiiim HO n-ri!iit. of nil the toleirriipt
iinuN oi mo worm.
Hkllok-a Car
rrA ' Srnll nnwnx, N. V. AIMrtnirlt.
.Con
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17. uu. mi. . ..iiiim iiifiuiaii
auiupliou; it la tua Hml C'oimh Cure; w., 60u, f I
M. U Thompson fn.. Truin;lat, Cmdara.
port, rov, any IIhII'o Cnlnrrli l ur.i Isltioli wt
mid only M.r uiin- tor catarrh lUey over auld.
UruKjifta tell it. J io.
A Sn:u: Tiirt'MT on Uornrr. If mi(Ter.t ti
pr.i(re, often la- ills lo nil inciiralilti tlirnnt
nr lunir trnnlili'. '). ni'iiV itroiic'iMl J niche"
:;.Vo iiiatunt relief.
If iilTllrti il witli Mii'eeyi- ne lr. Nunc 'I'lmiiip
.u' Ki-v;i,-r. I iriikKi-t' -ell jit "k- per lottl,
(Vcgt-tabl.)
What They Are For
ousncss
pepsia
headache
jus headache
indigestion
bad taste in the mouth
foul breath
loss of appetite
sallow skin
pimples
torpid liver
depression of spirits
A MISSOURI TRAGEDY-
rathtrand Mother Shot and Children'
Brains Beaten Out.
en these conditions are caused by constipation ; and con
ation is the most frequent cause of all of them.
One of the most important things for everybody to
rn is that constipation causes more than half the sick-
; in the world; and it can all be prevented. Go by
book.
Write to U. F. Allen Company, 365 Canal street, New
rk, for the little book on Constipation (its causes con-
jucnecs and correction); sent free. If you are not within
ch of a druggist, the pills will be sent by mail, 25 cents.
ell 0x1 Sight.
OVELL DIAMOND CYCLES.
Hltfl-i Grind in Kvary T'cartloular.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. LIGHTEST WEIGHTS.
M e Mtake our butlnena rrvutn; Ion of over flflv year that there
ho better wheel made in the world than the LOVULh Vi.iliOMt.
AGENTS WANTED.
Tees.
1 feet
tire I
need
1 by
Imill
axle
1 the
well,
log is
1 for
rork,
tails
tieel.
Aalt
n
Ucmi HacT, H'l. Mli. laditt l.tel.t Koadftr, Ul.aOU.
tRUANTED IN EVERY RESPECT. niC'VCI.K CATAl.Util'E I'REE.
thuve a few boy' and elrbi' hlcyclea which we will cloaooutat 4 CZ
Former price, $3S.OO. Ftmt mme, flmt aervel. aV I Ui w
uluu Tat'flu aud
id ten re ii la In ntunum ur money for our LARGE dOO Mure illustrated euta-
lif Hicvetra. lun. Hi ilea. Ilevolvera. Kkatua. Cutlery. llaLluit Tat'llu aud liUU
ft other article.
'h thla catalogue any on rau alt In their own home and order anon things aa
lit We guarantee U worth ten tlmea tula amount, ten cents being the exact
Wiling.
tl P. LOVELL ARMS CO., DOSTO 11, MASS,
A most ntroclous orlmn tvns committed
"ondny nlKht nenr lirownliifr, Mo. (Jus
"wks, his wife nnd two children wcro mur
''red outright, anil another of tho McekS
''illdreti, a lrl 7 yenrs old, wn so Nndly In.
"red (hut flip, may not recover.
Thero are a niutiler of erimlnnl eaed pend.
J'ln I.ynn and hiillivnn emintliw; nunltint
" llllnm l.'J'aylorand(l'urKjTiiylor,lrothen
'I former bcliiK a bunker of llrowuliiK nnd
hitter a fiirnu r. The cluirnen nnlnrt
f are forrerv. anion and lniveny. llllam
J Taylor, Oiih JNeka mid others lire Jolntlv
"dlited. Mocks plcmled guilty nt tho hit
"tin aud wns aent up to tho ix'iiltentltiry.
A'mut a month no bo was pardoned by (lov
rrnor Hloiie, in order to uw hhn n n witnexa
fc:a'ut tho Taylors, who were, in eniiso
I'tcnee, anxious to j;.-t rid of hlin.
It is wtld the Tnxlors had arrnnod with
su,'ks to ulve the hitter a wimon mid ti-iim to
P't out ot the eounty.Ho tlmt he ntltfht not to
l'res-nl mIicii the eiiMMinlnot thi'Tavhirs was
'lied for trial. Kmm Meeks' motiier It Is
'"iced Hint her son received n letter from tho
, flora nt llrownlnir.ti'llinir him to bo reiuly
Iflo'eloi'k MoimImv nllit to io away; Unit
"'is M'M'ks nnd cbiiilrcii wnltiil for "Taylor
'"'til mlilnlk'ht, when two men, whom
''eka smd went flinrKO nnd Jlill Taylor.
'.' ne to their homo in a wiikoii. Meeks ' and
!'" family ot Into the wauoli and etiirted
,, Drowning.
The (let, ills of the crime as near a can bo
yinlnod, wete tohl by the little T-yeiir-oM
rt' who wns suffering reatlv us she recited
lh.i()ry When tho .Meeks Inmlly mid tho
I" nx Miieonipiinyliiu them rcir'lied n point
'''' theselnjoiliiMisti In I.ynn oounty.n hlmrt
illsta n,.,, ( iirownitm-. they were met by
' otlier men who were lying in wait, (ins
Meea wnt llrst shot, nnd then Mrs. Meeks
wua kjlllcl. The murderer bent Iho brnliis
out W :.,iiilr ii with Btoiies and left tho
for. lend.
",r miinlerers then, it Is supposed, loaded
Jh" w hje futnlly Into the wagon ainl hauled
them p,.,-i. two miles to the i'nvlor farm,
',". rf' hurled tiiiilerastruw stack.
At 4 JO ui'lock n.., morning the eldest
rbild enmeto herscli-.s .,(l mu, T ,VIIV
c. the home of n Mr. Carl, i ...nrbv Tho
t'nrter fiiniilv sent a boy to the Ti,v,',r' f;iril,
When he found the corpses of the iimr l..r...i
lamlly as stated by the Mocks girl.
The Imiv miw tieorge Taylor utid innocent,
ly told him of the murder, as iIi hitIIh-iI bv
tin- almost dying child. lleorge Taylor Ini
lur illiilclv Harted for llroHingcii horseback,
got his brother William, nnd both departed
on horseback. Their departure Iroiit
Prowiiing was Is'foro tho knowledge of tin)
intirth-r had reached there.
1'hn MHplo of the IH-Iglicorliooil plai'ed
ouurds around the straw stack where tho
(sMllce wero found, foon Investigation t
waa lils.-ovenMl that a bloody ipillt nround
I he l Ml lea was on I In-, Hie evident .urpoe
tieliiK to eri-mute the bodies. The little girl
recovered siilllclently to describe some ( lu
nurtli's und tipou iier evidence one sin -on
McColloiigh, of tiould. and tl.nrge Howhtt,
of I.lne county, have Htn arrested as pnr
tlciMiuts In the crime.
A party of citizens from Milan and Itrown
Ing found at the plnoo of tlm murder the
revolver and the stone with which tho mur
derers had killed the father mid mother and
children. The surviving child savs the men
ft nick, beat ami kicked her Into insensibility
and thought her dead, tiroiit excitement
prevails, mid if the ujerderers are fully Ident
lllcd the law will t. to be very HtroiiK t
irvent suinmary punMtmetit.
a TRIBUTE TO MOTHERS.
The Mary Waahington Monument Dedi
cation. The dedication at Krtderleksburg Vu , of n
monument to Mury Washington, tho mother
of the HiMt pri'.vldcnt, was n iuot au.-pi Ihih
event, rroxidcut ('levi-lainl was present, a'
eonipnnlisl by Secretary ami M's, (iresia!ii.
Heerctary und Mrs. t'arllsle. SciTctarv and
Mrs. Jjimont. l'otma-li'r (IcieTal r.isscll,
t)Hptiiry mid Miss Morton nml private s
n-tary nnd Mr. TliurlsT. 1'miii lil diinon l
there cmne tiov, OTorr.'ill, ami a large iiii'ti
bcr of civil und military visitors, and every
part of the State contributed its ipiotu oi dis
tinguished plo.
rrcslilcnt levclatid and partv on their ar
rival were tendered u biudi at the old Mary
Wu-lilngton house, after which there was a
parade preceding tho dedication, in which
the Masotiii! lodge to which Washington be
longed took an important purl. (iov. O'i'cr
rull made an Impassioned udd'e-s of wel
come. Senator John XV. Daniel, who was
the orator of the dav. paid H graceful tribute,
to Sirs. Wallo, wife of the lato Chief .lustlco
Wnit", tho head of tho Mury Wu.shlngtou
Monument Association. and her fellow mem
bers, whoso pliios handlimi reared"'J'he 1 1 r t
monument on earth f .v-'ted by women to
woman."
i'resident rievelmiA i:t his address said
that "nothing can bo more important to those
who huve iissiimed tho respoii'-lljllity of self-
f:overiinienl than the cultivation and atliuu
ation umong themselves of sentiments which
euuobln and clevuto und strengthen human
Ity. Tho man who said ho cared not who
made it eople's lawn if he aould w rite their
nougs, might have wild with more truth that
he could gunge the strength und honor of a
isMiple. and their lltaess lor ueif-government
f he knew tho dopth and steadfaMtuess r.t
their love for their mothers. I.nt us recall
to-day ascoucliihtvH proof of the close rela
tion between American greatness and a last
ing love and reverence of our mothers, tho
rroud declaration of Uoorge Washington,'-All
am I owe to my niotlicr,"iiud let us not for
get that when his glory was greatest aud
when the plaudits of his eounlrynieu were
loudest, ho valued more than theso tho
blessing nnd approval of his aged mother,
'l.et us bo proud lo-dHy (hat tho nobility
of this woman exacted from a distinguished
foreigner the admission, 'If such aro tho
matrons of America, sho may well Isuist of
illustrious sons' and that Lafayetto who had
fought with her sou for Americati Independ
ence, declared after ho hud received her
blessing, '1 have seen the only llomau ma
tron living at this day.' ltemembor theso
things, let ua leave this placo with our lovo
of country strengthened, with a higher eti
olate of the vuliiu of American citir.euslilp,
and a prayer to God that our people Ilay
hold fust to tho sentiment that grows out of a
lovo and rovercnto fur Americuu mother,
liood.
The monument is nn obelisk of whit
marble, 60 feet high. Its huso consists of
three courses, tho upper ouo beveled and
surmounted by a die bearing the simple in
scription: "Mary, The mother of Washing
ton." A cap surmounts tho die, and from this
rises the bountiful white shaft. Tho site U nt
the edge of a bountiful plateau, and near tho
twogray boulders upon which tho patriot's
mother waa accustomed to sit for hours daily
With her kuittlug.
SOUTH CAROLINA DRY,
At Least That la the Opinion of tU
Supreme Court.
The Bouth Carolina dispensary law not
give way to rigid prohibition. The suprcnn
court ao declared In announcing ll
decision lu a case from Florence asking foi
an Injunction to restrain the city oouuoil from
granting licenses for selling liipior, on tin
ground that there is no law authorizing thi
granting thereof. In the decision the oourl
says that under the law aa it now staudi
there la no authority invested wfththeoouuei.
to grant iicen.ua for the sale of liquor In this
state and heuoe the action of the city couucL
In granting such licenses la void and tut
court therefore grunts the injunction.
Shrewdness of Rarbarlan.
Tho Yankee nation" takes credit
to Itself for It Ingenuity, butawidei
act) up. n ta nee with the world would
protublv lessen Its pretension. Wild
animal, and uncivilized men all
creatures In short, who live hy theli
wlt have almost of necessity th
quality of shrewdness hltfbly devel
oped, at least In certain directions.
Captalu Lugard, the African trav
eler, quotes Ills brother as express
Inir the highest admiration for "the
wonderful Instinct," ot the Jungle
tribe of Uond. In India, with whom
ho had fractlccd tigcr-hootlnk-
ifyou drop a Uond from a balloon
In the heart of a loret unknown tc
hitn and then uddcolr 'went for
him with a thick stick, ho would
take the Identical path that a tlicct
would adopt, and It would to found
to be the hortct possible way out
of the Jungle."
Captain Lugard bears a similar tes
timony to the ready wit of the Swa
hills, natives or Fast Afr.ca. He
had n ralon to build a fort with all
frpecil, aod for that purptno he needed
ikiIc. 1'hey were diitlcult to procure,
but as lie remarks, "Tho wahili is
a wonderful fellow, when pres-ed, for
'making br.cks without straw."'
Not a troy wa in sight, aud there
wero only a dozen axes for two hun
dred and urty men; but he sent all
hands out after timber. Kneti man
was to bring a log, or two men
might br.ng one log, if it was excep
tionally large, and only after that
was douo were they at liberty to col.
led their own food for the day. And
thi logs wero brought. In Captain
Ltigard'M words:
"Tell a Sxvaliili ho has to produce
a polo before be ran cat his dinner,
und though ou cannot see a tree on
tho liorlou, he will arrive with a
polo before you have decided In .your i
minei which Is the best directum in
which to t-tart, your sc.ircu." i
i:uroie's Milk Supply. j
Oct ni in jiuit'iml tits 1 1 1 milk pro- 1
liicibm ot tborhit'f I'uiiutti sol r.unipn :
l follows, in kilolitres: nn mv, !.
l0' ti,ti.o: 1-i.nne, K'.IIT.o.ni.im'i; Ku- j
I nt.il, f.lC.'.O 1,i t ( Aistrin ,;',ii7,ooti,. i
id; rswoil.T, '.'.L'lH.Ol .(.; I.,w t'iMiti
: l's. l..'ii;i.o"i.(0 ; Doniuark, l.'iii.
tl 0 i; Hoic'n m, l.'JU.isKi.ist :Swit.:M
nn.l, l.lol.tMKl.oiHi. T. kilolitre ia !
iho it .ii.vnlcct of H.'O cnllons. :
i Don't Blame the Cook I
If a baking powder is not uniform in strength,
so that the same quantity will always tlo the same
work, no one can know how to use it, ami uni
formly good, light food cannot be produced with it.
All baking powders except Royal, because
improperly compounded and made from inferior
materials, lose their strength quickly when the can
is opened for use. At subsequent bakings there
will be noticed a falling off in strength. T he food
is heavy, and the flour, eggs and butter wasted.
It is always the case that the consumer suffers
in pocket, if not in health, by accepting any sub
stitute for the Royal Uaking Powder. T he Royal
is the embodiment of all the excellence that it is
possible to attain in an absolutely pure powder.
It is always strictly reliable. It is not only more
economical because of its greater strength, but
will retain its full leavening power, which no
other powder will, until used, and make more
wholesome food.
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Sponge Fishing.
Fishing for sponges In tho Mediter
ranean Is done chiefly by divers,
though Inferior kinds arc got with a
trawl. The llnest divers are tin
Greek, who go for the purpose all
over the Mediterranean In their na
tive tioats. The Industry Is very ar
duous and even dangerous. An aver
age band can manage twenty fathom!
(one hundred and twenty feet), but
It takes an exceptionally gcoi'. man
togod iwn thirty fathoms (una hun
dred and eighty fecti, and thlrtv
three fithoins Is the limit. The pros
sure of the water at this depth is m
groat that, in spite of tho protection
afforded by ti;e dress, some two oi
Tho subjert f Uie r.bovs portrait h t'.
Her, Chnrlej Trosccr, a ratica boloTcd nr.d
motit Uovout minister of tho gosjicl of t'ar
mol, Northuinlicrlnnd Co., Va. Air. ri'ossrr'j
ur?fu!ncss, vras, for a long timo, greatly irr.-
iaired by a distressi:ig, olmlumto disease.
ln7 his tnolaiiy was finally coaqucrod vca
will let him toll in bis own lnuguaga Ho
Kiys : " I v?as a g'.'ea- sufferer from dyst.ep
sia, nnd I had suffered to long that i was
a week ; life rrai readored utidesirshlo mid
it s:temcl death Trax near i but I raino in
contact with Dr. I'ierce's Ooldea Medical
Dircovcry nnd bis ' t'leesant relicts.' I took
tivelvo bottlos of Diseoverv,' and several
bottloa of tho -rellets,' nnd followed tho
hygenic advice of Ur. Pierce, and I a:n
happy to say it was indeed a euro, for life Is
worth living now."
For dyporla, or tndlf-e-tlon, liver eotn
plaint," or torpid liver, biliousness, constipa
tion . c'urnulc diarrhea and all derangements
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It Las a specific tonio olTcct upon the lining
membranes ot tho stomach nnd bowels. As
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strength to tho whole system and builds up
solid flr.ah to tiio healthy standard, when re
duced by " wasting diseases."
Mr. J. F. Hudson, a prominent lawyer of
Whitcherville, Kehastian Co., Ark., writes i
" Having suffered sovoroly, for a long time,
fror.i a torpid liver, indigestion, constipa
tion, nervoiiMirssv-uid general dcbiUty, and
finding no relief in my efforts to regain my
health, I mi induced to try Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery and Tleaxant
i'ellets.' Under this treatment, I Improved
very much and in a fow months was able to
attend to my profissioual duties."
x ours truiy,
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And thereby invigorate the liver and diges
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lar appetite, f.-cipjeat bcadches, " floating
specke" be.'oro eyes, nervous prostration aud
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If you have- any couslderabtn number of
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th nervous system as dixs the " Discovery,"
thus giving ptrmantnt bonetlt and a radical
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Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
three per cent, of the sponc-INhcri
tile annually from the direct cffeeU
of the strain.
I'nuKot I'nrtlrn.
l'aKi;ot parties arc a new enter
tain tut- nt In Tucson, Arizona Terri
t iry. Kai'h Invited kiicM brings i
stick of wool and I tints It in the tin;
place while he teils a story. All tlx
wood that is left over pies into tin
family wood bile.
A l.tiNimN surgeon has fa-tencu
t be I rca-t of a blackbird tn a worn
an's face a a Mil. st Utile tor lu r nose.
She must be a "bird" now.
Unlike the Dutch Process
n No Alkalies
- 1 fin
uuier iiciiiiciiis
v. iiAKiatJtio.'.s
BraiatastGoGoa
irhlrh i nhnnlutrly
Harm attii multthlr
j It lias mnreri'iu tit rrr llmra
1 1 the ftrrnijth ot Cis-ea inixed
j Willi Hlurrh, ArroMreot or
' Sugar, sad is far mere ero-
, l cy.nmf If thnn . om jlu I u i-iji.
vwo.
Kelil .wci-rs -,rys her.
W. BAKEll 4 CO., Dorcbetter, llaii.
VNa.
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"COLCHESTER "
,ERGURIAL;
Mr. J C, Jones, of
1'ulton, Arkansas,
SUVDOf
"About tea years seo I con-
iracteil a severe ease or blood poi
son, leading- physicUns prescribed medicine
after mvUiciue, which I took without any relief.
1 also tried mercurial and potash remedies,
With unsuccessful results, but which brought
oa an attack of mercurial iboumatlsm that
made my life
on of acony.
After sufferlnc
four years I guv up all remedies and beiran
using 8. 8. 8. After taking several bottles 1
vras entirely cured and able to resum work.
I tb Rreatest medlcln for blood
poisoning to-day oa tb luarkst."
Treatise on r.lood and HVIn Diseases mailed
fruu. bv, irr Bi-iu ino Co., AtUuta, tia.
RIIEUUATISM
1,000,000
CoarsJif la MiaurfOia.
lars. Tby will b tsai to you
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Addras
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Pur farmers, Ml'ier. It " Hmel rTSH
ami tittiers. The ntiti-r or '!' i , .s i
solo esti-ims Hie lmle lintl i - v J. j
of the luile down to Oie I I. "
proieelhig I lie slinnk In l I a. iliw
luu, Vc. Ul.sii' Quality Tiiruuiibuul.
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MONEY IN CHICKENS.
fir .If. Ill stlllli S we send h lui-l A'il
lamK !ivinir the experience of u pnii'tlca
Poultry Kaiser ii"t nu iiiniiteur, but a linn
Wfirkimr tor dollars nnd cents during 21
years. It teaches bow to lietcet mill Cun
'lUsenses; I'ced for rjp, ulso for I'nttf -oiiii;
which fowls to Save fur llreedinif; every
thinir rciiulsite for prolltabli I'oulti v raislni.'
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ef In volition . Ki-nit for Inventors i.iiilf.,ir imw to ,i
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...TIIOMAH P. HI1IPKON.
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PATENTS
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Consuaiptlve and peepiu
wlio have msk luns'ser AMte
nia, siifiuld use I'lso's Cure for
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IhauaanOs. It bus not Injur
it unn. Ills lint bsd le lake,
lllsliie bvsioeusbsvriip.
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