Lt'J
tin-1
untrjl
)0 t:
It K'i
lip
emot.
i lac;
rum
jut t
r, ano
3 or
e put
23 V
o oat
of i
10 no
to t.
wbet
10 W
iW '
Of 1
a b
ei'bs
mre c
value
r bo
const
DU.
;-groi
ditD
sn tun
t orofl-
low, '
one ol
j ties
Could Not Walk
aoumatism in nips & Dack
Might AfTeoted but Mood's Sar
saparllla Cures All.
Lts troubled with psta, n mr bo"
L hlp. My eyes swoUod B, thrlt t
nt see for two or
tbm dnys nt ft
llm. I bmnmrio
I eotild not witlk
nt time. The
rbciimMlsm h it i
soeh n hold on me
I nevr rspeeted
lo pet well. At
5 ll v Wood's Rsr!..
jy'-bottlo helped my
0
Madon A. Horns ""' "-"
,.(Oirtnrr,la. M " gone my
i a gr.-nt Jvl hotter nn'l th piln
loft 8i y !lf I birvo no taken oxer
oitlei nu 1 1 n:n as well ku t a
th i f
!r $
Cure
'.ell' v I owe rr.y life lo lt use." Mas.
Era, West Otirdaer, M ins.
,-. Till -uo nil l.rrr lllsUliuiiu. Jauu-
itu i. ilck bea loclir, IB ft'ttfc
c Greatest fledlcal Discovery
ol trie arc
KENNEDY'S
idicol Discovery,
10 KEIiNEOi, Cr RCXBURY, MASS.,
Icrvril In ont of onr onmmon
wi'iIh a remedy tlmt cure every
c' Humor, fr.-m the worst Scrofula
to a conm.i-n pl'nj l.
tins tr1'il It In over eleven hundred
nn.l never fulled except In twoeass
tbaml'T humor). II has now In
is'sslon over two hundred certlll
of 1U value, all within twenty mllus
jlon. bond tioHtnl car 1 fur book.
wllt 1 always experienced from the
tiottle, nnd a perfect cure Is warruatod
the right quantity la taken.
I.ea tbe lung are affected it cans'"
lag ralnx. Ilka needles pnssinct
them i tbe some with the I.Ivor
wels. TblH la caused by tbe duots
Mopped, and always disappear la a
after taking It Il-ad the luboL
tbe stomach Is foul or bilious It will
squeamish feelings at first.
change of diet evor necessary. Eat
lost you can Ret, nnd enough of It.
one ToDiespooniul in wutur at Ux
Jiold by all Druggists.
tho n
of flail
IVi-V. Peoplo
JVST 6ICK ESOUGn TO FEKT,
TIRED AND LISTLESS, TO HAVB
0 APPETITE, TO fiLBEP BAD
IT. TO HAVE WHAT YOU EAT
FEEL LIES LKAD IN TOCft
fTCMACn. NOT 6ICff ESOrGII
TO GO TO BHD, OK HAVE A
1KXTOR. BUT KEALLT. LIFE U
HAliDLT WOIITU UVLNU.
ans
ule3
mass it so. TaSV aub
GOOD FOB INDIOESTIOS.
nnAnTDcas. nacsea. dyh-
I'Ki'SIA.CO.HsTIPATlON.SlCJiOa
BILIOUS UADACUC
ne Gives Relief
i L Douglas
A K,ffT& 10 THIt DEST.
v5 ra. coraDpvAr
f7i4'M 3.Q.'P0LICE.3SOU;j.
4;Al32.-7- DavsrSHtaLSHSISL
Kor One MllUoa t'ropla wear the
.tolas S3 & 4 Shoes
k shoes ara equally ectlsfactory
(ho boit l!e lor tho raoiier.
.I cuttnin (hoc In style oJ liU
Mrinj quatltlce ! uoeiiri !.
rt ere nllorai.tamord on ulU
i to . sxved ovrr other cnakae.
WiKtS WHlKi Ali rfon!i!
1 riT
l ioui(tj Bf run. TtvU4 0'
PT7
iVprcifllnt Nuleanoe.
Street band are toot permitted Is
Germany unless Uiey sccoiupany pro
cessions.
CotiRreaa Can't lo ll.
There la a general hope and bellof through
out the country that Congress will do some
thing finally for the d Is: reus an I suffering of
o many hapless people. It Is to b j hoped
business will start up an 1 gl3 cmploant
to thousand. Out thorn nre eertnin'kin.hi
or sulT Ting whtoh Conemss ean do nothing
A? ' iTh."re p,,'u nn,, minpry iw"r
Whleh no Wmlntion can eum. Just thlnfc
of moi erlpplnd lor 11 fo with tho torture ot
latlrta . An I sueh should Itnovr tlmt St.
Jaeot oil Is a oortaln cur.. which can bn
brought about promptly without any old
from Congress. '
Free From Rheumatism
I hi I nnver been onicto l with It. I
(gutmua to 03) Uqvj 'i 3ar;ipfirllli
Fourteen botbouse Btrowbotrlo cost f 3 In
f 100 Reward. SI 00.
I.".'.'" tlM ll T will be rUase4 U
learji tlmt there U at Iit one drm.fi-, iliaa
tlmt a 1,-nee lnu Iron nhln to rnr,. in na tta
,hLT' il',0i J"'ly y'Txu " now known to
if' ;" I'flfmt.niJty. Caiarrh hef, r.
MtliitMM.nl cll..ie , renulrra a cnnstitiitiimal
trn.,,u Ihiil sCKtKrrli Cum la taken l"
tetii:il!y.netli, ilirtrl ly upon the h. aDd
nnimim s.irfnres of tl.n evet.-tii. tb-rr.v le
Mr..yiiitf the f..iin.lntl..n of the lia,' aivi
gtvln tha tkt nt MrenifUi by l'itMinK up th
robMitijiiuuKiid asHlMinv nature In I.lt Its
work. I hn proprietor Lave miieh fnith In
Itai irrntlve power that tb. yon.-r OhhIIuh.
r b.id b,KirJiff&5 a
An Importiint D.nirrn.r.
To nuke it apimrviit tothmi.i.ii.l-, w bo think
tbenix-!ves 111, tlmt they uru not nlTt i ted with
any diwii-e, but that tbe system simply needs
c!en!iiin(. Ik to brliix rmnfort home t' tbelt
l. arts, a a ritiveei:nditlun Is cusily cured by
ii-lni Syrup of Kltfs. Munufiictujvd by the
( 'iililornla I i( Sj ni Vn.
Europo is le.s than ono-fourth tho ske of
Aiu.
fllack Ittniia
tinder the eyes anil a sullow complexion show
MloiiMiei.. 1 Ms l. one of the inont .llHKreo.
nl.l. of abmiai li illsordeiK ami if iiliintsl to
Imve it own way will rrsull Inureat harm,
t tire biliousness Ht once i.v usiua ltiuins Tub
ule. Oue Ubule tfcs uliel.
t'nnada Is n llltlo larger tbnn tho Lultud
Htuti.
I'r. Kllmt-r's Swami'-Kiiot rtires
nil Ki lte-y iiml lilinl'lrr troiil.l. s.
1 'uiiipliii i am) fiHixullalioii r ,.
I-uboratory lliiiilmmptoii, N.Y.
Axla Is tho largest continent, 1C, 000, 000
square miles.
hurl's Clover Hoot, tbe great blond rurifler,
gives f rehlie anil cleariiess to the complex,
ion and tuns iiiiistiputlon. il'n ts. Jsn t. (1.
Portuguese Africa Is as lurgo as Mexico
and Texas.
If nffllrteil with snreeyesuse Ir. IsancThomp
i Ob's Kyv-wuter. Liruggisto svil t jc per bottle
F.Tory city of any size fn this country ha
gome sort of rapid transit.
Mr. Wlnslow's Pootlilnn Syrup for children
left hlng, softens tbe gum, reduces Inflania
turn, allay Jlu, cures viud cohc, i6 c. a bolUa
rio's Cure I a wonlerful C'ouph medicine.
Mrs. V. Iickrkt, Van Melon iM Dlake Ates.,
Brooklyn, New V Jit. October UB, l!W.
It Pays.
Tns writing of "popular songs" la
more profitable la tills country than In
nay other.
AN THF? POAn
v
MI.-'r-N to recovery, tbe
fit ms
-WTytfrvk wno is Ukim
Doctor Tierce's
Jcllpthn. In
tnaiovuttooi,
niauttodU, wirii
booj and tnotu
tjliood Uie " l're
tcriplion" is a
supporting tonic
ana nervine
that's peculiarly
ailapted to Let
needs, regulating,
strengthening and cur
ing the derangements
of .the sex. Why is it
n many women owe their beauty to Dr.
1'ierce's Favorite l'resciiption ? liecausc
beauty of form and face ndiutc from the
common center health. The best bodily
condition results from pood food, fresh ait
nnd exercise coupled with tbe judicious use
of the "Prescription."
If there be headache, pain in the back,
bearing-down sensations, or general de
bility, or if there be nervous disturbance,
nervous ptosu itioti, and M.cplcfHncss, the'
"Prescription" reaches the origin of the
trouble mid corrects it. It dispels aches
and pains, corrects displacements nnd cures
catarrhal inllammatiou of the lining mem
branes. lallin; of the womb, ulceration, ir
regularities und Limited maladies.
PALLING OP WOMB."
Mhs. Frank Cam.
fikld. of JUut !'
jin, li a it kit n Co., JV. i
r., writes : " I deem it
my duty to express my
deep, heart-felt grati
tude to you f K having
been the means, under
Providence, of restor
ing me to health, for I
have been by spells un
able to walk. My
troubles were of tbe
womb inflammatory .ffiV-i
and bearing-down seu- ?TXkr-r??
milium and the doctors vWjSiI
all uid, they could not H--
cure me. ., r ,
Tw elve bottles of Dr. "r-"-
'
IP
Pierce's woruletful
has cured nie."
Favorite PtecripUon
PN ue
For Twenty Years
Scott's Eraukioa has bocu cnJorsod by pbyBicians of the
wLolo world. There is no Btcrtt about its iugrodients.
Physicians prescribe
Scott's Emulsion
hecause they now what great nourishing and curative prop
erties it contains. They know it is what it is represented
to be namely, it nerfaot wnukion of tho best Korwav Cod-
I-. 4
liver Oil with tho hypophosphitcs of Hino and soda.
For Coughs, Colda, Bore Threat, Bronchitis, Weak Langs, Oonjump
tlon, 8oroful, Auoiala, WeakBuWos, Thin Children, Blokets, Mar
Mffloj, Low of Flesb, OSinQrsi Duhillty, aai all conditions of Waning.
The only genuine Scott s linulKion is put in iaimon-
OUR INBUSTRIAL REVIEW.
WAGES CUT AT CAMBRIA.
A Redaction of Forty Per Cent on Ton
nage Hands.
On Friday. February 1, a red jetlon of 40
per cent, on tonnage hands of the Cambria
Iron Company, of Johnston, ra., was mado.
Tho hundred of employes afT'vtod aro vigor
ously protesting, but without effoot. Tho
day linn U aro also nffccttd by tho nw sched
ule of priors nnd wjll jooclye In tuafcy In.-tan-ccj
as low as 80 and 00 cents.
tiik Mmoia.v.t STniKK.
Every trolley llni In tbe city r,f Drooklyn
was In operation Wednesday morning ox'-ept
one. Ttint was the Third nventix Hue. to
Fort Hamilton. Tne strikers eut the wires of
that lino at Hay llldo during tho mm and
cars could not bo run until llnoinen ma lo
the r"palr. Wlri-s wero eu: In nlim plnees In
all Tuesday iiiKbt. tut w'r pil'kly put in
rhapo by the eonij anii-s. The sinku" Is over.
New motormen ati.l eondiKtors bnver-j lneed
tho men who went cut In n body on January
1L 'J'Uh 1 1 ue in en who went out on a i-yinpa-thetlo
strike a week Inter have broken rank
on several lines and those wluse places bud
cot been tilled weru taken back.
stiMri ri.osr.n iNPKriimri.Y.
A toleuram from Martin's Ferry, O., sav
Tho prices for lulnln hnvn been em to 3
cents a ton an 1 tho men have stru-k, de
maiiilln thu rate of CJ eeuts, bl-wi-kly pay
days aud tho privilege, of buyini; wliern thev
please. Tim strikers urn not provided for,
tiaving hni but Utile wvrk the j aat six
months.
Tho indications ar" that the strika cr lock
out at the tlu plate plants will soon bo n
thing of tho past. Ouo by onn tho work"
Wher'j the Amalgamated s -alo was refused,
urn being prevailed upon to neoept th" wag'?
S'.'hedulo ol tho organization, anil tln-ro aro
many reasons for bollevliu that the other
plunta will Imi working nt Amalgamated rates
In a very short tini". The lat"-t coii'""rn to
sign the scalo Is th" F.tna Standard, of Uridgo
port. O. l're.sl b'lit M. Ji. tiiirland bxs b-eti
uogiitiiitlug with tho minaK'iment of thl.i
plant lor sotii'i tiui", aud went out there Tues
day, his visit culniluating In tho desire I re
sult. Mr. Uarlaud says thn works will bo
got In remllniMS lor resumption at niieo. and
M?veral of th sheet mills will bw changed Into
tin mills. The plant will Hurt by Hie latlei
f art of tho week, or tho early part of next
week.
Tho Financial Chronicle take a rathet
hopeful view of tho Iron trade. It finds that
In spite of the fact that fewer miles of rail
road track woro laid during H'JI thun In aiiy
year since the civil war, yet tho consumption
of iron was about eevcu million tous, and
reasons that tho uso of iron aud steel In other
directions bus been stltnulutod by tho low
price. These prices. It thinks, nro tho only
unfavorable featuro ot tho market, but when
tho rullroals begin to require iron ouee mora
a 9ubstnptl.1l revival ol the trade Is reason
aLTy certain.
Manager Greer, of the New Castle, To.. Tla
Mills, positively denies the story that a (0
per cent reduction In wages has or is to take
t.lace In his mills. The mill Is now running
full la all departments.
The pnddiers of New Castle have decided
that they will Hot accept a reduction aud
will r,ot work for less than ti per ton.
Tbe quarrymen In the Pearson limestone
quarry, mile north ot New Castle, Ps,,
struok. They have been receiving li cents
per ton for limestone loaded on the cars, but
they must furnish their own powder for blast
ing. The strike Is for tho purpose of compell
ing the company to buy tbe powder. About
25 ' ueo are uSeoted by the strike.
Th Due-keys Glass Company at Martins
Forry, o.. bud 13 shops of nou-unlon men at
work Tuesday on paste mold ware aud the
'2 i-aV I'1' "'riejrs are still ou guard,
auuli-iuloj i-'u ATS comp'jlSol to ?:,
1,..l. a.. l .1, I
lvi ltilll.VIS III UV
It 19 announced thut unb ss thera n bet
tor demand lor rubber goods, several factor
ies In the east, coutrolicd by tbo rubber trutt,
Will have to elosii down. Tbe lactone
ploy about IW.0J0 per.-uns, ueuny half ot
whom uro wouieu.
Tlio tobacco itrowers of New Koglntnl havij
decide! that tbe deulers whj buy their crops
havu t'iMti making too mueh in 'ii.-y and have
oranizo.i au exchuugu for tubiu at unction
lu New York.
TI10 Pittsburg miners' oftbsluU propose to
publish a newspaper oriau us a u,n--ur" for
DolilliiK the ini'U togetber. A building for
beubjuarters will bu rented with that eud lu
View.
Ooiumouwenler Coxey has bed sue I In
Cleveland for 5, 10 1 by Uatiuou A Frnwh'y.
It Is alleged that Coxey gave bis uofs iu ay
meut for a restaurant, uud never honored
tbuiu.
Labor got ouo representative out of nine
ou the bond ooimutsdiou.
FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.
CleroUnt of a Nurse in Refusing to Leavo
a Hospital Patient.
Four person met their death Trlduy
through the burning of the Iieii'?ouesnei
Uospitul ut Cleveland. Tho victims aro Albert
Mlmeyer, Minnie Dimmer, Walter Clark, 8-jiouths-old
buby, and Jacob Kraoso
Tho lire started In tb l-iiseiuunt, presunia
ly from tha turuaoi and before It could tie
xtiuulalied the building was almost d
itroyod. The bonpltal has beeu In existence
3ut a short time In tho city, is Is a brauh of
i large hospital is Chicago, uud of no es
pootal denoinluaUoa,
Tho building was a wooden structure throo
itoiles (ilglu In an incredibly saorl nine
:bure wits but Utile left of the building but a
few parts of the side walls, the Uames having
falned considerable headway before the per
tons located ou the top lloors discovered
their perilous situation.
It was then too late to descend by the stairs,
and those ou that Door gave up their lives,
before tbe fire department hud arrived und
before the ftuuie had reuehed the ouiTMeof
(he building, Mmum Uauiuer, one ot the
nnrses. appeured ut tUe upstairs window and
implored those bulow to lusist her iu getting
Jut her putluut, who was William Alliueyur,
ids of the men burned. All saw that It
would be folly t'j attempt to cuter the build
bag, which wu now burning fiercely.
"Jump to tbe porch and save yourself,"
they orled to her, us she was hut 1) or M feet
above the broad veranda roof.
"I can't leave my patient," was the reply
of tbe brave woman, ss she turned to look
back Into tbe room, ovideutly to quiet tbe
lours of Allmeyer, who thought she was go
lug to leave him. For a moment the brave
woman stood looking Into tbe crowd below
her, aud then duty triumphed over her de
sire to be saved.
The smoke was pouring from the windows
bout her and her White, startled faceuppear
ed as a picture in a frame of darkest ebony.
Then she turned Into the room uud was seen
ao more nntil her blackened form was car
ried tenderly from the building shortly after.
Two perious were killed almost Instantly
$nd thirty or forty were injured In wreck
l a Vauilulla paseeuger tralu near Coatsviile,
ind. The roll spread, throwing three ears
iu au embankment.
WORKED TO THE LIMIT.
Bow tha Boys Got Ahead of Dim on
Ten-Cent :FUid.
A mnn wslkln along Wrlfhtwootl
nrcntie, Chlengo, nw a bright fllmo Jy
l't on the sidewalk. Ho picked It up.
Only a short distance ahoml of him
were two boys. Ho called to them:
Uoys, dll you I080 anything T" '
They turned around, and aftrr Ionic.
In at each other and thon at the friend
ly man they shuok thJr headii.
"Havo you any money T' ho asked
tho-in.
"I've got C3 cent," snld one of them.
"What kind of money Is It?"
"I got a half dollnr find three nleBs."
"JCo dimes-, fUV
"0, .!r,7
"I Just filoked tip a dlmo ttmro, nnd I
thought perhaps one of you tnl-bt have
dropped, it."
Ho walked on to the corner. As he
stood there wniilng for a car he felt a
pull nt his runt tall, nr-l a mall boy
with it Miviil;e.I f 11, V f;i I 1: "Mister, did
yet' II ml a turi-retit ploecV"
"Yes, I found tme."
"Well, I l,,st It, lmiiPKt. Ma Rent mo
for bread, and now uli-'Il 11. k me."
" ell, hiTe'H your dline."
TJie Ixiy gra liUdt it and run.
Tliat evening when the man alighted
fnun the car ut the Kiitne corner a boy
with a derby hat tun large for I.iin halt
ed hi in nnd linked: ".Say, mister, d!d
you find a dime? (,'nnse I lost orio on
the way to the butcher's and 1 11 catch
It when the old man hears about It."
"Look Lore. I gave that dimo tn an
otler boy. He fnbl ho wa.s gohiyj to
buy 1'rt-ad wi'Ji It.",
' lbi tv.i's striagTir you'. '
'& $'JU' know what that tneans, but
flinybe the money belonged to you.
Hero's 10 cents. "
Next morning another boy. with the
proud evidence of n hole In bin pocket
lo back up his claim, met the honest
man at the front gate and asked for the
dime. The man knew Ihut tnne one
trtist have Kt the mr.:ie,v, nnd na he
didn't want to ovi-ili.oit tho right boy,
h" gave up another dime. That even.
I:itf two more were lying n wait. IK
harded them !) c uts apiece, on condi
tion that they hlmtild notify all the
boH in the ficlghborhood that he hud
been "worked" to tho limit
Lvbut man who works Bcheme3 j
Cnolly pulls hi own leg- J
Thau-txtr (mm
)tr ClSTsiud trtatta sxov kt.
rats sscrwtsry thn Ut trwr tfld, tmi
mors tha iry of tils prarsori flbi
It Is th oomxtron Wng to Uf ot f.
fletiil tjtfHiaf snothwr whst Mr. Thufbwr
has hi form d htm Kt totlrs Pr14iirs
prolmble swtton, nsd tJit fores-art it
neefpted as errritriKj to much
weight as If ths words ef tho rrwsluVnt
wero belsg qavu-d. As to whst Mr
ThorbM thinks or bis enlarge! tv
lonlbllltle, hhi own Wfty of answer
ing Is Tory ?wd. A Detroit friend
wanted to know how he wr.a gvttlug
mnnc. nnti wiifTher lis- hail Na as
uij-cijful In tht oQc as he nUcl-
pnted.
"Weil, paid tr. Tunrlwr. l tlUxik
t may say, na old Optsln Terwl?vr
of iMrolt, that I lmv bora 'In m ovs
atv' MieccssfuL fdd Csptaln 'rVrwfi'.l
pcr was a well knmvn rliarsetor is
Detroit Ho was ruljsetl frmn h! nx
cunti.nied haunt. fop a time. Wlu-a 1
lurnej up again nom. one Rsked Mru
where ho had lxi-n. He ivplk'd that Us
had engaged In the monufucture cf
'wissldgo' In tlio upjmr port of the city,
but wa now oufOf the btiHlnoNs.'
"'What was the matter? bkIiM tl
other. 'Weren't yoti sueeom.ful?'
" 'In a measure I may say 1 wng suc
cessful said the Captain.
"'Whjit o ou tiKan'by ituit?' tn
slnt'd tho other. .
"'Well,' said Captain TmvflU-rir.
'I put f 1.2' Into thut MIdge factory.
At the eud of i weukj I dldu't Imw
a dcrn cent, but I know tho wmIA?
bUhlnebS. St Iiiil CbitiM tMin.-pf
Oregon's Hold Hindu.
John W. Miute, l'renitlent of the
1'irst National Uank nf llilltro. Ore.,
was lu'M up on u couutry roud rwtitJy
by four masked men. Tin y bnjk hlni
t ) a clump of brush by the n.-uiLsa.'.",,
and having bound hhn, H'x'urnl Ui
key. to th? I. auk undcofupHlled hlui to
give them the combination eotliv vviilt.
Two of the .men Ptarb-d for the Iwck
JNliile the others remained .g pu.
ovi r Mr. Schute. The two men fit
turned and 8:iid they cuid not (p-tltiio
the vault and tnntMr.Schute hiU gtvvs
Ihfm tho wrong combination. VltSt
jonsidcrable parleying and maty
threats they started with Mr. S'chut
for town, but wlum the outskirts ut
the town were reached they to null
him looso and disappeared. "There 1
evidence that the robbers had Leva to
tho brink, but got nothlrrg.
A BRIGHT STAR.
A NKKTOIt TITS tv
MARV AVInt0t T
AWw rnre4 tj.W Hntrm '
UuareM um4 f V
(Fr..w ih, St. Limn rV,
On of tb miiaf mwmik-u jo. ii...,,. .
StagelanS of A-i,. rien te-.hty Is Jotin W. Nor
ton. b,rn hi the vml h ward of Nw York
Mty forty-ax yMrs j fr..i ,,f Ll
ymitfi w -r.. Tnmnaa W. K.-n.. an I Prank
Ctwnfra.i. We flml r.M a ,lnr at the ak..
of 2S and Nort (ftttfe B wr of ,rly un
hwJ l'' mai fV Fin-In lujth at
IK- fwr.ons Vintor (Wn1t, Theatp.. tie
wa.trre.l wSMwrn.v lUirr-lt .rly In
"t". ual aflmiia'eJ the ....htf r
wlfhflsrleaTh.in.at th. Variety l,etre
hi Nw OrKati. R.rly lu the ( Vritet.nial
rr, n L-ml-tville, Sortor, n,. H,r Piry
A niter a, (,rJ1 ,k ltr ymn grl wbuikHplrml
frtg lame, ovj, her nn-W Is, whtun n
mel, .-vervk.!y lir . l,r to
f. N irtjii iu n w tlm pr'n re-. ,f the
r,u,S rHra Ib.a. in sr. I.oui. tin iq
tHfo. TIksiIx. prttshur-n, aii-1 osie ..fha
ato.ho,.t lu I be An.erl.-mii Pximtag-uiw
t-IiHIiy.
One tifi.riu.oTi e.,rlv n Jarw, h tKihUled
lat-ftb. .w nft,v, tru iadwav and
"uit'.rl l,w l.ii.tu--, uu.a,t"r. i',.,rvt
Mi-Uauus. wb. ivel l. ?..n rtirninui ie suf.
'"""'"v" v nrv. Vir. mm ur.rNe,l
tt MeVamfs hut 1l-r.fcM ais.stne. Who
eirw1 J-oll.' lie Mli '-I I Tiywt." r-
f'ti'M McMenus. "afrh It. Williams' Pmk
I l!r;.
"I was etvionriw! h- Mc. Y.-),iua' ctir
im s a la-t re.r, r r the l inn I'm my
sH'." s:il,l Mr. Norton lu a ' Vvm ,..
(eirli r. "V"ii I ave known iu-i or Hvy;in
iui I knn how I LU ajT'W.I. wb, .lur
ing the i:n:nr of lv.ij, Ma ,H, m nt
tS )luil,ipi,y. II . in t ntM .sky, four
wm-lr. I . put i u of tlet-
ii'g. nh a view ( .'iiarliig tLoe ai.iduioiis
-rowrMe In my l h. 1 tla-i iuillo4 tbss.riMS
swy Is th" .mis.- ,,t .jr rlw-imUilib. f llt
th,- 11 e...l ,l leefti,.. ,ir..ii.itr. ' ul 1st' tirjt
damp weather l.ooii.-bi wn h it tluvu eteru
Crfvr.int paliui In th- and baek. It was
lh !iti.. oi.l iron:.!.-. A ler sitting ikiwn
f"r a nr"'.'i i.f t:v mlu.cn Uu, suns
Krrew...t ii y lirs lulo a kiHit whiyi I arose,
and 1 hol.l.l-J as pnlulultr a ever. A'trt I
Iwd take, my llrsi li of link I'llta ItMin.-k
ta..-th hi t lie pain wfs- i, iroill.ieoit. I
trlu-.l another U.x, ini I hgnn .,lrui-t un
e.as.i4.oily ti hi.v- laitti In in,, uk L'iils.
I luipoviM en Mindly taat 1 '"Hhi rtmuller
ailing ut nif .ek h an hour iuiI tlm
Cwttwes eit ih.-utli.itUin tlua iiceornpauuxl my
rtxiUK wt-re lull, I tknl 1 'iir'iit' u.itlee.1
tiinui. I'uriiik- the iMrst two w. we hiivu
Utid itiueti riiliy W'fiihfT In Si. I.ouls. Put
th .liMi.pu-Ni Ikis ten luul tkiiMiljlavt effect
In brlikrik),- r n.-k th rk-iuiuuia, wd.-h I
vxwKiter u Mifll nt luet r-VUJ. i.i r the
fa.ey or I'.nk PIINl I u.a also any thnt
tb 1 ink 1'iIim havwuiMwi as a iine on my
eiouuu-h, which I thottarsM wut Moll itih lin
Slroyi! I.v I lie ttuiuauiMl OM.1 ol- aib-ifesl
raiedi 8 IcvUMimed lu the iiat live t-eara."
Speaking from her Experience,
After years of practical use and a trial of many brands of baking pow
der (some of whic she recommended before becoming acquainted
with the great qualities of the Royal), Marion Harland finds the
Royal Baking Powder to be greatly superior to all similar prepara
tions, and states that she uses it exclusively, and d-eems it an act of
justice and a pleasure to recommend It unqualifiedly to
American Housewives.
The testimony of this gifted authority upon Household nconoray
coincides with that of millions of housekeepers, many of whom spwak
from knowledge obtained from a continuous use of Royal liaking
Powder for a third of a century.
ROY At BAKINQ POWDER CO., 1?8 WALL ST., feTW-YOrK.
Whe:.' Yoj Vanl lo Look en the Drlghl Sifcof Things, j WALTER BAKER & CO,
Use
The Turning ot the Worm.
There ure some rxctllfiit people who
make it a point to submit to annoy
ances, but when they linally resist
Borne imposition, they sometimes make
fpintcd work of it. A mild-mannered
man of thii class cituio excitedly to the
proprietor of tin? hotel where he was
utuyuig, und said:
"Look here, landlord, I want my
bt!l: I'm ",oiri'.r away."
"W hy, what's the matter? Jion't we
treat you well'.'"
"You treat me all ri'ht, but I can'l
stand that liennau lmiMciaii in tht
next room."
"Why, he ph'.ys tire clarionet very
well, tlit y say." "
".Maybe he dcs. I puess he plays
too well, lie played so well last night,
and 60 much, that I couldn't get a
wink of k!.vo until alter 1 o'clock
Then I dropped olf from sheer weari
ness; and it seemed as if 1 hadn't mor
than got. to sleep before I heard a loud
potrmling on the door.
"Who's thatr" says I.
'Dot's nio, de man vot leef In (It
nacht room. 1 play dot clarionet.
"Oh yes, you do!
" 'Und 1 like dot you schnore, off you
blease, all do time on dot same key
You vos sometimes from Jl to li, uud
dot disheort schpiles my moosic!"
"1 tell you," said the inild-uiauncrud
man. "I can't stand that!"
A--.
I-'ull or Glory.
"O. mamma," cried 0-year-old Doro
thy, "I'm Just as full of glory us 1 can
be!" L.
"What do you mean?" lnlrred bet
mother, with uutural surprlso'
"Why-ee," said Dorothy, "there was
a sunbeam rlbt ou my spoon, and 1
swallowed It with my oatmeal, mam
ma!" S ill IISSS1 SO i ii ! 1 - II Tin HTll ST 0
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What They Are For
Biliousness
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torjAl fiver
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