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Foeaibty.
ttntry paper declares that "Mr.
,u, a fnrtnor of our village, on re.
to hltf bouse tho other da
in his k round floor bedroom, tlie
f which had boon loft open, a
rolmbly astray." Tlio conjecture
ed lu the last two words niny bo
vn as, on the whole, n fnlr oue.
terlnn Messwrpt.
I,r' reformation cf tbe calendar was
mlo by sosigenes, lj. v. 40.
Sound (sleepers,
very hnrdy, warm blooded people
hut summer Is goaty and sleep sound
r light covering, evon while Jack
i painting wolrd pictures ou tho
nut we all learn by experience, and
,1 themselves in the morning suffer
itilTiioas, soreness, lumoback, stifT
muscular cramp. Hllll, experioueo
Like everybody else, they fjet n
(St. Jacobs Oil, rub well Willi It and
1. Warmer clothing, and the frost
it, they snore again happily, while
towers ot winter s storm clouds the
riw. ' All s well."
3,1 liiu one doctor to every 1,450 poo.
ur Happiness
Pcpends upon a
fifallhy body and
t contented mind
our Health
I.' nrlouly tn danger
auk Mi your blood is
rich, rod and purs.
bod's
irsaparilla
I tho One. Tnui Illood Purifier
PfiMiiinetitly In the Public Eye.
I. n!l cure nil liver 111h, bilious
9 111
uim, headaches. Vjc.
1' -N V 44
If
You
Happen
To forget the name,
just ask for the best
Self-Raising Buck
wheat. OU
VI LL GET
f course. 2
reatcst fledlcal Discovery
ol the Age.
EFtJLMEDY'S
rim! nmnnimnt
loci uidouvciy.
I KENNEDY, Of ROXCURY, MASS,,
orered la one cf oor commoa
I weedt a remedy that cures every
UJitor trom worst Bcroiula
b a on pinplt
over eleven h nnd rod
4 never failed except In two cases
Under humor), He has now la
Uislon over two hundred certlfi-
I tti value, all within twenty miles
a. Bend postal card for book.
St la always experienced from th
!e, and a perfect cure Is warranted
I) tight quantity Is taken.
ua luns are alTected It causes
rlns, like needles passing
ttiem , the same with the Liver
1 :. This la caused by the duots
rr'J.Rna always disappears la
er taking It Head the label.
f ttomfi.-h Is foal or bilious It will
amlsh feelings at flret
Imga of diut ever neceesnry. Eat
jou can fjot, and enough of It.
w t&hleppoonful In water at bed
Mil by all Dructrlat.
5?
i UlllrS HML All LICC
H t.iillil I kvrnr. l.uul f Tan I
YOU A DEMOCRAT?
l'rulili'ntliil Year.
And ulil BiiiironifDrt li TI1K CHICAGO
f.. Kii Ki'uut UetimcriiUu new iiapii
' iJiuiv i iluicii :) i r yciir. NukiiO
i'".H I huii onn yriir at tlna rule
' " TllKt:lUiOMCLli, lOi-lUU
l l.lcimo. 111.
&ASTHIWA
U.- POPHAM'S ASTHMA SPECIFIC
WW "r rKKKUI.I UKkaica. Hold lT
wnirlti. On Mux .ut DowCuaUi
,Mj';n r-. vllit of l.0. lit k..M Si-U.
t'l'lrruYIIU. fOI-HAM, rillU., rt.
J I AM AM A. P. A.
- - w w-m m m - s
'"Mftr. M, y. All qufMttuha ftDMwerril.
Mi-bi $1.50 iter dos.i flU pr
KKND
jit, your
F,...i ...ii tt.lu i
"kt j iii,y t abuiiiit iy Mirt'j wviur
fi'd Hi work fcutl h'iuliyuu lit ymt
)'" lit lltU l-Mullty VtlltlW .lU llTDi
fu iuvour..ldrt.nti we vipltatti
It" tfiinint-u fuitvi n nif utiirv w tttuir
'"illi aMuliltt'ly Piir-; trll nl amrt
ft ft a ntvcimc
4 A I A I 0UUL
11.
GULATE
upwards can
l iirofliMbl;
lavaaiaa la
t units mi mm m
rTTt.W VI II
UI ItlsUIL.
I LAS'
11 rw ." BSSF Sill
-"n r..ut. writs for M
Pea4 Hireei. New ters
OFFICERS SHOOT LYNCHERS
TWO KILLED.
tteular.
Mleck
rk CUy
Two Men Killed In an Attack on the
Tiffin Jail.
Henry Mutchler. Jr., and Christian Mats
were shot and killed at Tiffin, O., ahortly
after 1 o'clock Sunday morning by sheriff's
officers. They were ainonR a mob that tried
to force an entrance to tbe jail and lyncb
l,eniulT J. Mnrtln, alias Willlnms, whowns in
confinement on the lire of killinx City
Mar-hal Auut Hchultx.oti WedtiMilny night.
Martin not Into a controversy with the ir
yenr-olil son of a helKhlorlnu farmer and had
nearly strangli-d liliu. Mchnlts and Officer
Hwet iii y went to Martin's farm to arrest blm.
but he I rrn'nilJ himself in Ills house, and
shot from the window at tho olllcers, killing
Hchultr. und woiiiiJiuk tsweeuey.
8'liuilr.'s lunernl ilrow a Krent crowd and
thero vm much tnlk of lyuoliini Mnrtln.
Hherifl Vnu Ness heard of this and took tbe
precaution of statnluiK a half doi'.en well
Hrmoit Ktinrds Ibslilu ttiu Jnll. At midnight
the mob, whl'h was mostly composed of
farmers from thn vncluity. met at the fnlr
grounds ntiit marched to lynch Martin.
The) niarclieil into tDw town ami made a
rush upon tlie Jail. Sonin carried slertite
InitiimiT. with whli'li they smashed the
dnor srparutiii tho sheriff s residence from
tbe jnll.
MiifriiT Van Ness met the leader of the
moli and warned them to withdraw, lie
faced the tliroiitf with be revolvr tn his
hand, but they ipilekly wrested his wenpon
from his Kra-p. Then they broke open the
solid steel door which leads Into the jail.
The K'lard llrst tired a volley Into thn cell,
in: from their rifles, an.l as tho mob still
irt SKi-il on they shot Into tho crowd. Instant
y klliinc Mutchler and Miitz. Pome of the
farmers went out to look for dyniimitu wfth
which to itistroy tho jail utul its Inmates,
anil while, they were gone Olllcers McSweeney
nud 1 uuikuer took Martin out by n r-ardoor,
placed him In a cab mid drove turn 24 miles
to I'remniit. where ho was plc,, in jnll.
At da) liKt hutiduy moriiiui; excited crowd
heati to gather ngnn lu the vicinity of tho
Jnll, uud MierifT Van Ness called out Com
pnuy of tho Hlxt. ontli regiment of thn
Ohio Nntlonsl iluard, which hat Its head
quarters at 'i'illln. '1 he company not belnn
very strung, the sheriff telivraphed Gov.
Mckinley tor moro troops. The Governor
responded by ordering companies from
l'retuont, riitndti'ky, Kenton and Toledo,
and thero are MOO soldiers in and around tho
jnll. ( ol. Kount;:, of Toledo, is the ranking
olllcer iu ifommntid.
Tho authorities at Fremont. feurlnK thnt
the mob mfirht travel the In miles scpuratlui
thut city from Tillln. wired that they had
sent the murderer to ('levelund.
BOOM 1NJ1N PLATE.
Biir Advances Made in That Industry for
the Year Etidlnir .tune 30.
Special Treasury Agent Ayre win recently
Instructed to uncertain and report upon tbe
condition of tho tin plate Industry in the
United States, nod has Just submitted his re
port to the department at WashiUKlon.
The report covers the operations of the
fiscal yeur ending June ao. lHUj, 'i ho facts
presented show a marked lucreaso In tho
number of mills lor ro!ltu tho steel sheets or
'black plates'' which form the body of com
mercial tin. Tho largely increased consump
tion of steel sheets from American rolllUK
'mills indicates not only the uccelorated
urowtb of this branch of thn industrr, but an
actual preference for American rolled sheets.
itrini tho year tho production of the L ulled
States was 1U3.H01.073 pounds, an Increase of
30 per cent over tho previous year. l'orty
e I; lit Ilrms were producing during the
quarter ended June 30. lbllS. aKaliut forty tho
previous year.
" Twenty-elght rolling mills wore producing
black plates durlnit the quarter ugaln.it 20
during the same quarter iu 1MUL
Of the 44 Urnm tbat were produclug com
mercial tin uud terno plates duriug the quar
ter ended June 3U, lH'Jj, 3D used wholly
American plates, Line used both Americuu
uud foreign plates. No llrm used wholly for
eign plates.
The proportion of American sheets uied
during the Vpmrter ended June 30, 1S'J3, con.,
pared with the entire production ol com
merclul tin and terne plates wns U.t per cent,
ugiilutt 72 per cent. Until the previous year.
During the year eight linns permanently
discontinued production. Tweuty-six new
firms euunged lu the active business duriug
tho year, of which 17 uto aiuklng ot prepar
ing to u.tiku black plutcs.
WINDOW GLASS ADVANCE
The Price Will go up About 12 I S Per
Cent.
The woatern window glass syn lluato, In
cluding all the window gla) ho tic w.''t of
Pittsburg, aunouuee thut they will iimk-t an
other rise In tho price of glnst, this tltna
about 12 1-2 per cent. Tho udvuuce iu prlca
will either be eilected ou the 1st or 10th of
the coming mouth. This syndicate, whieii
wns formed ot the 8th of July, with but 1:1
Iudiann plants, now controls the market, and
it bos since that time raise the price of glass
25 per oeut. This raise will put some grade
nearly 40 per cent bibber than they wcru lust
year. The eastern syndicate, conirolliiigi.il
of the plants cast of flttsburg, will work iu
connection, aud tho raise will bo generul.
The demaud is good, and the outlook Is tho
best In years. Almost all of tbe old stock
has been worked off, although there wero
830,000 boxes on band July i, This shows a
groat demand.
Miners R-sume Work.
At the muss meetliiK of the Clearfield re
gion miners, held at llamey. Pa., tho mlneri
voted against suspending work. A committor
will be scut to Philadelphia to present the re
quest for an increase iu wages to the I'mr
wiud-Whlle Coal Miuiug Company, and fail
lug, to ask for a joint conference of operator!
ami miners to bo held on November 10.
Pending the report of this committee the ex
ecutive board ordered all miners to rei-muc
work excepting thoso in the employ of tin
Hell, I.ewls ,V Yule and Ilochester A Pitts
burg companies.
Russo-China Treaty.
The correspondent of tno London Times at
Iloug Kong learned from a reliable source
that by tho recently concluded Kii-iUi). China
treaty Itu.sla obtains rights to anchor her
fleet ut Port Arthur, and to construct and
work, under ltu-slaii adinlnlitrii'.ion. rail
ways from NertchiuNk arid Tsitlhur to Vladi,
vostock, and from Tsitt-itinr to Port Ar:hur
tegothor with other oommcrclul a lvaiitagoi
to whloli the most favored tuition clause U
not applicable. Hut the Chlue-.o rcservn tho
option to piirchavi the railways 21 jears
bunco at a price to b nrrau.'ed lire:i!lr.
Ft. Wayne Wreck.
A freight wreck occurred Friday ou the
Pittsburg, Port YVuyue and Chicago railroad,
west of I.eotonla. A mlddle-u.'ed man, well
dressed, who was stealing a ride, was killed.
Thero was nothing on his per-iou bv which be
could be Iden Mlled. Tlio wreck Wll cau-ied
by tho truiu breaking iu two.
Politics and Religion.
Liberals ut Vera Cruz complain that the
olergy are working to secure the discharge of
clerks and other employes who took part In
tbe reoent political demonstrations agulnst
tbe corouatioa of the Virgiu of Guuduloupa.
TurltlfcU VilUne Destroyed.
Hands of Pulgarlan marauders hnvs at
tacked and destroyed tbe Turkish village ot
Catunllaa, near Melblck, la Houmaola. Tbe
village was defended by Turkish soldiers, 38
ot whom were killed iu tbs Bgbt.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS
England Is fitting out an expedition to con
quer the king of Ashnntea.
China will pay Japan 30.000,000 taels for
he release ol the Lino-Tung Peninsula by
November 8.
In battle between Mohammedans and
Catholics at Poutarl, Albania, many were
killed on both sides.
The queen cf Madagascar has signed the
new treaty by which Prance establishes a
protectorate over the country.
UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
A Thousand Religions Workers Oatherat
the Capital.
Moro than a thousand lenders of tho Uni
tarian Church, Including scores ot prominent
divines, were gathered iu Mct.'rotl's muslo
hall Wnt-hlngton when the national confer
ence of tbe I'nllarlau nnd other Christian
churches was formally opened. I'nited
(States (Senator Hour, of 'Mnssaclmsetl. is tho
president ot the conference, but wns detnlued
at Worchester, Mass., and Hon. Iiormnu H.
Luton, of New York, presided over the ses
sion, A communion service, conducted by
Itev. l)r. Charles C. Lverelt, of Harvard,
opened the proceedlncs, and Commissioner
of Labor Carroll 1. Wright followed lu nu
address of Welcome.
After some routine luisinesa, p,cv. George
P-utcholor. chairman of tn. council of the
tiatlnnai conference, nnd secretary of the I nl
tarUu association--, rend an address.
The work of the Nations! Alliance of t'ni
tnrina and other liberal Christian women was
discussed by Its secretary, Mrs. Pitleld, of
lloston, and Lev. lr. prooke llerford, ol
London, representing the liritish and foreign
I'ultnrian association, reported that religious
thought abroad was advancing more than
ever on I nltariun lines. Kcsointloiis wre
adopted decrying corruption lu po.liles, nnd
urging Ciilturinus to light it aud nbo the
liquor trallla.
In tho nftemnou important steps were
tuken looking to the nmiilgnmnlluu of the
young people's Unitarian societies.
Killed bv a Slato Pencil.
Johnny Prlpps, H yoar-old son ot Joseph
Prlpps of U Hoggs avenue, Mt. Washington,
Pittsburg, was playing on the street tn Hunt
of thn Thirty-second ward school, w hen ho
fell on the sharpeued point of a elate pencil
he was cnrrlng iu his band. The pencil
penetrated Ins heart, passing between the
fourth and fifth ribs, causing In-tnut death.
A Wall Collapsed.
About !0 feci of the east wall of the Lltuori
Manilla. -luring Company's luc eli; laeti.ry a
Clyde, O., fell into tun street. " A doen per
sou wero buried iu the debris. T wo wer
fatally Injured, and n-vcral others svrloul
hurt.
M AUK IC'I'H.
VI l i slil
1TIIB WIIOI KSAI.K I'llll-KSJ aid: OIVI.N llhl.OW i
t.ritlli, 1 tour uud 1 ted.
WIIKAT-Nu I red .
No. red
CHUN No. K yellow iar
No. it yellow shelled
Wlxeil ear
1.V1 No. 1 while.
No. I! white
Kxtia No. S white
Light mixed
iat-.o i
No. 1 western v
ILOt It NS inter patents l.leud
Fancy Spring patents
rliucy strnlghl winter
Mrnlght bukeis'
, I lear W Intel-
Vve flour....
11AY Nu 1 timothy
No. -.
Mixed clover. No 1
New liny, from wagons
FKK1 No. 1 White Mil., ton
No. J White Middlings
Hrown Middlings
Hi an, hulk
tSTKAW Wh.-iit
Out
IJarry I'roduita,
IIVTTKM Klgin i ream, i v
i am y Creamery
rancy ('niinii y liolL
I.ow guide anil cooking
Cllfc.l-.M-. ohm, new
New York, nu
Wisconsin mi ihs
Ltiuliiuger, new make
I rult and Vegetables.
Til '. I
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I'K.M nl, tui on :
I h.l, iu , , i j',
ll&ANri Hand-plcki-d, per bu...... t! jl J ,"'l
Lima, lh.... U 1 ii
I'O l AHir. - Hud, in car. on :;n in
i loin stor e, tat .Mi
I'AIIKAliK Home growu, bid "n i.ii
1MUN- lellm,iu. :s. in
1'oilllry,
Live bit kens. t i -'1' S'1
Live Hucks. pair i (J ,11
llresseil V-Ui kens, ty It , s
Live 1 in ;,e) s, fi Hi T k
KtitiH Pa. and iMilu. Iresli Pi r.
l-UAlilK ts. l-.xtialiv..iieee.riHi !..'i txl
No. I l.tvotM-e-o, (i' to -in 4.'i
Country, large pa--ked 40
M Isc-tdlanvoiis,
fKKDS-Clovcr t U...
'1 liuolby. prime
Hiuu itriisn
ItAi.S ( inintiy mixed...
HuNKY t nit" clover
MAI'l h t- HI I', mm ...
t. lDfc.lt I ounti ) , snent
'iAl.l.OW
tl.Ntl.NNAll.
Fixirn
WUKAT-.No. Ii Ken
Hi h No. I!
ttilt.N Mixed
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4 li Ml 0 s.'i
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WIlKA'l -.No i lleil IK,
t'UK.N No. i Mixed 4ii 17
OA'IS Nu St White as St
HLT1 tit - leiiuieiy, extra '.'I
Ll.l.h I'n. nrsls
NtW lUKli.
FI.OVH I'atentB 4 ;r(1i 4 IS
Wili'.AT Nu -i lied 7 i,s
ltE htale !W 7
toit.N No. v a; :
OATH-Wblle Westuru -.' I llj
HL'l'l'LK I reiuneiy m
tui.b ntali) uud I'enii 11
i i vi: mock.
tEMlUl. MOCK. VXIUIB, liial' LlllKHTr, l'i.
CAl'ILK,
Frlme. i.m to l.rtat His
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4 .'in ,'i no
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1 t) 1 -ii
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'1 nly, l.uou to l.l.silt.
Fair light steers. '.! tu hXJU His..
Couiiiiou, TOO lu VOUHi
Uoiii
Light weight
Medium,
Heavy
Houghs and Mugs
en k' nr.
Kxtrn. (Htoimihs
Good. HA lo i lbs
Fair, 7u to bo lbs.
totiimou I
Spring Lambs
.Chicago, tattle Coiuuum to ex ra steer
t:i.Ulvvi.4."; .Blockers and toeders, -t .u'IU I
cows and bulls, l. in. l.;3; calves, ei0ni.tii.0il
lioga heavy, 4 l,"ai.i:le:; coiiimuii io cnolcu
Uilxed, S.l 4.'n:l.li0; cholco assorted, $ i.T0iiS.V
light, I. IUt !'; pigs, SI.7 i.l.iii. hheop lu
lurlor to choice, l.iut t4U; luuibs, i. ,'( 4. lii.
Cluuluuatl Hogs select shippers. 4 4.'ai5
butchers aiWa.l S-'H; lair to good packers 'i'iU
Wd.7i: fair to ligui ii.iioto3.sS: toniiiion and
rougbSMolLMI l allln good shlppersS4.0oto4.li0.
good tochuiee 14 HHol.N.; fair to medium aHUblo
t.W; eotuuiou V. rsjtoH.Oo Lambs estratl.tiui
good to choice 140 toi.tO com won to fair V.W
IO H .
, Not Tempted.
There !) a qtiatut story told of a con
pie of Scotch ministers who were tak
ing dlnnprMogether one summer day
In a little parsonage In the Highlands.
It was the Kablmth dny, the weather
wn benutlftil, and tho bubbling
treaiu! were full of trout nud the
woods full of summer birds. One turn
ed to the other nnd snld: "Mon, don'
ye often feel tempted on these lK-nutl-ful
Sundays to go out flshltig?" "Na,
oa," said the other, "I never feel tempt
ed, I Just Kung." Household Words.
Too Noat.
Tho number of people In tlio world
who are erononilcul nt the expense of
others Is immense. Tho ability to do
this was somewhat plctnresipiely Illus
trated In a eno In which two mothers
were discussing their lit tie' boys.
"Oh, dear," wild Mrs. Itrown, "my
Willy Is so ditty nnd destructive! All
his clothes are spoiled right away."
"Oh. that's too bad," salt! Mrs. (Jrecn.
"My little Johnny, now, Is so neat nnd
saving. Why, ruther limn soil his clcuti
hamlkerclilrf, he always borrows one
from one of tho boys."
THE KIDNEYS.
si"NtTiVr ni.i icvri-: Ai .tirn.
Flintier Vmolnve or llti Itslavla (inn Fae
lory Una n tt'iitnrknhlo Fsctno,
Voiii Cm- i r, n.l.'di ol, ,Y, )'
r.lias IT-iTiti mi . n wiMI-Vnown market gars
dener of Haw-. Genesee County, N. Y., hn
pertiatis snfferi-d as much. If not mure, tlinti
any other iinm in fleru eo Counl v. A fi-w
yours ntr. Mr. 1 1 -.(Titmri was employed nf the
gun fa 'l. ry In Itntnvlti nnd was obliged t,
give Up his position there on account of 111
lienltli and give his attention to market gar
dening, In which business lie Is now en
gaged, A Itewsiuiper reporter happened to
run across Mr. IlofTntan a day or twoairo,
nud from him learned of hii u ITi'ritu; and
fro-rt what I'trce V,e lirt-l been h -nctltcl.
Mr. ILnTivmn r-rrcled the roporler with a
pleasant iniiiuier, and was williiu; to tell of
bis cviierienen fro'n (he tlmn be commenced
to be tr- nl. led with lidnev illsc.-ise ni to the
preient time, when he is aliout eore.l. Ileing
one 'lone, unmi the shite of bis health, Mr.
HofV-'oiii repllel that he was Very well, con
sidering his recent near npimnieli (o dnnlh,
"Cti-i von tell mn how yi ii receivl ko
mii'di heneCtV" the reporter nslted. "Well,"
said Mr. llofT'iuiti, "II wis '."Vi-nl yeatsi inrii
that I e.iiiiiio-neivl to feel II I, id nev t MllM.t
coining mi an I I win rutin i n' down hill
evet c dnv. in fii-t so fast that In n very short
time I was im il.lo to cnllnne mv work nt
the gun woiks.' and wa ' oblbrcd to sellln
down on my lilil" farm of ten aeres and do
a dav's work now nn l Horn when I felt nblc.
1 sniVered eyervlhitit; and tried about all
kind-, of niedieinc. but without anv relief,
and I about irnve up trying to he cured. It
was several weeks n?rt' when n neighbor of
mine came uhms and asked me r I hit I tried
tr. Wllllnms' Pink Pills, mil I replied
that I had not. Ilo sut;gi.ti I thnt I trv a
box of tho pills and thought Ibnl they woul l
help my case. 1 hud already heard the pills
highly spoken of, and the llrst time I went to
Pntm-ii. I purchased a box ami commence I
taking the pills according to illroelions. t
bad not taken the llrst box before I could sen
Hint the pills wero doing their work, nnd I
coni limed to tuko them and grew better
gradually until 1 was able to do a iluv's
work nud ha I thought of laklng up my old
ob at tho gun works; In 'net tho pills
worked like achnniuiud I would not bo with
out tbeni."
Mrs. Hoffman, who presents a stromrnnd
healthy look, spoke in the highest praise of
the Ur. Williams' Pills, and said that iho
considered her husband's life saved by the
little pills, that they had put her husband in
a position to do work and support himself
nud family without trouble.
lr. Williams' Pink Pills contain, In n con
densed form, all the elements nece. ary to
give new life an I richness, to the bh id iind
restore shuttered nerves. Thev are an un
failin ; spc.-iilc f,,r such diseases us locomo
tor ataxia, pattlal paralysis, St. Vitus'
dance,. s.iiatien, neuralgia, rheumatism, inrv
i us headache, the nftor effect of la grippe),
pulpltalioii of the hearl, pale and snllow
complexions, all forms of weakness either In
iiialo or fcma!i Pink Pills an sold by nil
dealers, or will be -old post paid on receipt
of plieo (.VI cents a box, or six hiixes for
1. .VI they ate never sold In bulk or bv the
UK)), by uddros.im: Dr. Wllllatn.V Medicine
Company. fSeheiiocudy. N. Y.
fill. nf noil Ot i'ldeiit.
tn the Kititern world, the prince of
to-tluy Is what the Kuropcun prince wits
two or three litimlreil years ii'o an
iiiTiignut pt-rt on who consults his own
case, and wlio thinks It lowers his dig
nity to be pimidlliil. In Western coun
tries, pr'iii i's have In'conio tn such att
extent the servants of the nation thai
lliey can hardly be said Io have any
personal f'reeilniii. The ilillerelicc lie
tueoll Orlelil a in 1 Oei'liletil In this re
spect lias I n Illustrated lately lu the
visit of the smi of the Ameer of Af
ghanistan, Niisnilla Khan by name, to
Lsiiglaiid. This young prliiec has been
maguilleeiitly entertained.
The lirst virtue of n Kurupean prince
Is piiiieliiality. lie must be on hand at
uny public proceeding at he very mo
ment when he Is expected; littt the Af
ghan prince holds himself subject to tin
Mich law.
Nasnilla Khan was given n "breal;-fa.-t"
ut London, ami though the hour
was late, tho prince was lint ready. He
was. In fad, in bed. lie was summon
ed, but refused to get Up, and the
"breakfast" In his honor proceeded
without him.
A more amusing circumstance was
his Lite appearance at the slate dinner
given him In the India House. An of
ficer of lilrll I'll Ilk was sent to Dorches
ter 1 louse, where the prince was slay
lug, to accompany hini to the dli r.
They started iu time, but ou the way
passed tl l'uiich and Judy show. N'as
rulhi Khan was greatly Interested in
this, uud insisted on getting; out of Hie
carriage to watch It.
The Kngllsli olllcer respectfully pro
tested, but tho Afghan prince refused
to move from in front of the Punch uud
Judy show, where he remained three
(luarteri of nu hour, keeping the lirit
ish royal family and distinguished pub
lie functionaries waiting all that time.
When, at lust, he unived, he merely
explained that ho had stopped to seo
tho show, deeming this quite sutlk-leut.
Another circumstance, duo to his Ori
ental training, Is perhups more to the
prince's credit. Arriving ut a bull which
was given In his honor, he found the
costumes of the ladles so Improper, ac
cording to his staudard, thut be stead
fastly, refuatd to remain la the hftJb
rAongt," ' "
Highest of all in Leavening rower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Mal
rSaraira
fotwter
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
With local applications, as they rsnnnt Tesi ti !
theseatnf theNseive, Catarrh is a bhsul or
constitutional disease, nnd In order to cure
tt von must, take Interim! remedies. Hall's
Catarrh. Cure In takeiv Internally, and acts di
reetlyon the blood and mucous surlui e. Hull's
Catarrh I'tire Is not n quack medicine. It was
liresi ribed by one of the he-t physicians in this
country for years, nnd Isn regular prescript ion.
It Is ro'itipoicti of the best tonics known, colu
mned with the tst bliKid piinllei. acting di
rectly on the roncnu. surfaces. The prrlect
nimbi nut ion of the iv.o Ingredients Is what
produce such wondrrlul reulls ill cui ing ca
tarrh. reinl fur testimonial, free.
F.J.csixitTACn., Props., Toledo, O. i
Sold by UrustfisU, price T&o.
Ntii-t-sss lit Life
depeeds en nil little tilings. . Itipans '1' ilnili '
is n litt le thing. Put taking out ns-Mimiliy
gives digestion anil ttlllt Inean guoil t -1 ..... t
and ilinl it'entis gooil Inniu and tnaitn.aiid ttuii
m.-iiiis success (
I have found Dsn Cure t..r ( oiisiiinptioii an ,
lllilllllilig liil'dicine I', H. oil:, PiO.'i S. i l' M.,
l ot ington, Ky... Get . t, s'i.
It would require I. '.OHO cholera microbes to I
lorm n procession nn ineii long.
It sff llrtid w Ith oreresue Hr. l-i'ieThomo
nui's Kt e-water. In nglsts sell at J per Isiti In
Nineteen centuries ago thn world ha 1 only
one translation of the plhle.
Mrs, Wlnslow's Soothing s nip for hUdren
tret hinw. softens the gums. re.llie 1 1 , 1 ! u ' I I
I ;i ii, ul la J s pain, cures win I tollc. '.' ic. a boll Is
The cnt gives rise to more eii erstliiotis
than any other ntilmal.
I r. Kilmer's S vr-ltoor rnres
sll Kidney nnd Plodder troubles.
J'atnphlrt utul coiisintatioii tree.
l.alioi-Mtoi v Ihlighaiiiptoii, N. V.
The ancient Mexmnns Iind a year of P
tiioiiths, of 20 days each. I I O.v
IT'l's stopped Inc by Int. Kl im i.m tt
N I ii v I lii vrolit it. No tits atti r tlt -i dn ii-r.
Mat u Ions clues. Trent ise ,11 d '.'.ii 1 1 ml hot.
t le In c. III'. Mine, ti ll An b M , I'ln. i , I .1.
Some butterflies lay over loo.ooj eggs
W lieu Nature
Needs assistance it may Is- best to render it
;m 1 111 1 tly.but ont ..Innild reuiemlier totle i ten
the most airfei t rcinc'lles ni, v when t ! !.
The best and Inosi s.mplt. nud genfle ri iie d t
theS)Htiof l'i.". iiiiini:t.tcturud by the Cull
foruiii Flu Syruii t
A Plarvclniis 1'oinl.
There Is n pond In Ottawa, Kan.,
that Is ti mystery In that, n ew ithstatul
tug the fact that It cntilalueil no water
during the protracted dry weather of
hist season, It Is now well supplied
with sun perch and until cattish. It Is
claimed that no lislt have been plHtitcd
there, and It Is n matter of conjecture
where the present supply came frmti.
It Is tint ill all unlikely that before
the pi lid went dry List season. It con
tained fish ami that they had deposited
their spawn, which reinaiiied fertile tin
til the pond was again tilled with wat
er, w hen the lish which now Inhabit It
were hatched. Itnlh the mud c.i! and
the sun perch ate rapid growers, which
fact would at count for their being of
medium fclc now.
Ilitlf til htop It Slice...
A liieiiieiil paper sas a m ., Is in.
a'anlaneoiisly dispelled by pressing n,,,
linger upward against tl,,. ,v :vt,,n ,,f
lilt- Hose at the jolllt Wi:c.'e lb,. , -lip
Inside joins the i; tt mi. Aiiolliof plan
Is to expire all the .-ir pus .;!.. itom
the lllllgS llle 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 ' 1 1 t ,oll piT.cii- lu.
dicaiions of a sneeze.
The Whistling Tigs.
('. V. Hooper, Al Van llpps and If.
Sniilh reiiiriied from the Icicle range
Sa ' itl'd.iy. wle-re t!o y o id Iceti tislilng,
ivisi ic.it Itiu' and priispeci lug. T'l.i dls
eiivered a new laUe nil the .lpe ul' ..no
of the n.niini, lins, and listened iii weird
and liiMii'lntts tiitisl,' ul' tlio whlsiling
pig. of which there aie toan in Hint
high range, 'I iiis peculiar animal re
solubles a f"X inure iinm a pig. and
weighs fr uit Jo to l' pntiiuls. in color
it ranges irons a dark ur Imn gray to
almost white, lis whistling pr.'j.eiisl
lies are lu melons and ii' tnv a t ine
has it I'm. led the lonely pf. i , i,-, I , ..- tlTll
tlio l.elii I' that he was nut .'iiiir, !-. cum.
j oi n i. .I i It--s in jiio no ii.ii t i i.i s, r. Van
llpps ili'i'l.ti'os tuey are 1 1 1 M -'.-:ll wu.
ilers, and that they ni'i. n .omi air
eiilpvl-ts ul tin- t r i s-1 en, f.iti.'ile. nature.
- I .eaM'lt W ufl ii Tillies.
Timely Warning;.
Tho great success of tho chocolate preparations of
tho houso of Walter Baker & Co. (estr.bliihed
In 17RD) h.in lorl in tbe nl.tcinrr on the tnnrUGt
ihimariy misleading and unscrupulous imitations
of their name, labels, and wrappers, waiter
Baker &, Co. are tho oldest and largest manu
facturers of pure and high-grade Cocoas and
Chocolates on this ccnti'iranf. No
used in their manufactures.
Consumers should ask for, and b3 sure that
they get, the genuine Walter Baker Jt Co.'s goods.
WALTER BAKER & CO., Limited,
I)okciu:'I'!:r, aiass.
N '!iiHVf
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COL. BUNJ. s. tnvrLL.
Tlir.is. John P. Lniii.i. .Uni-Pi).
coi. H' hij:s
sum khIuI li.ilil fur Hit' I 'mi iifilli.r
I nominal in In tin A. i-..e' .I.i.mi.-A..i Its
tistrirt ii'its tin' M..1V0' i i It, tint nu, i
iicdf in tin lltisttiii ."io',," a ,,. ,irs:
" 'I'i'if ii a iiiintiit 'i in1 si 'ii.f.nfn ,n'i l in
j llif Sii'mnl I 'nil IlliHiif Ihlrir' i mis in
Si'frrt inn ul'llll ililli 1 1' I ' i1 o C" it i1 l'i 1 1 1 I '"I ,
l!i tt)iiiniit l.tiviHtil ll'i 'i.minlii, ( '... .or.
17 is tun- nl' tin' In st-k it mil mi'l l"st-!thi'l
uti'it in tin .S7nc, .1 niiHtint si.iltt i im
rtii'i'ti Iii' niftn nt' lii'si m '. n slnhui'1 ,V
pitl.liriiti, ii (Ifsrifii if i II ft hii jtiifl'i,
li ltii'h Ints limini'i 'l I, i ,,t i" ( '. iI'm'i ..( mi.
rntlSliii'llnllH ltttll'1.' nl lit run till tli'r, lllt'l
ins iiiiht.' Iio iiiistn,1 in iit'iii'l hint litis
jn i sriil hiiiniitittinit I 'nl. I.m ll tins im
tll'lHtjnl trtirtH persoflir li'ii nils If stiiltil
In' riii-riftl inlnlln ' f, f nl i l,n,,rit .;;
' cniit lilt'ttkillll imlim il'l."
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c.'ONS'nuJtri'ioM iu.-.Mi'iim j n ; lit -
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The l-'XCKl, line is tl. .s.ii;ilf(l
to meet a popular lvHion that
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It Is durable, nicely lin'sheit ;inil
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A L()t 1 UK sent Iree on appli
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The new l.o lll.L i A T I i ii i t'l if
liun-, Lilies, ;,.t,,K, f., j;i...,,.,.s miij
r-purting 11 Is ot e-rv h-eriptiuii,
is mailed lor lu cop is u. rtnu.p- or sti
ver. JUI1N P. L0VKI.L ARMS CO..
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tt here n e hn t e liiiuc.
win it poh pau i iculahs.
Is Like a Gccd Temper. "It Sheds a Brigh.rcess
Everywhere."
A HEALTH
&IGNAL
ffi1 X
a health siirnal.
The lialiy's mission, its
work in life, is Mowth. To
that litllo liuti'llt; of love,
half trick, half divam, e very
aildcil ounct; of ilesh means
aildc'l happiness and com
fort. Fat is the sIlmip! of
perfect health, comfort, good-nature, baby-lieanty.
Scott's Emulsion is the best fat-food baby can ?iavc, in
the easiest form. It supplies what he cannot get in his.
ordinary food, and helps him over the weak places to perfect
growth, For the growing child it is growth. For the full
grown, new life. ,'s
St tun ytu i it Scett't Emuhion tuAm you want tl anj net m lAtu luhtilutt
Scott & Bowne, New York, ah Drugnists. sw. and
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