V
I
Werves
pTml upon the blood for ..usl enane. Ther
lore If the blood In Impure they arfj linprop
riy fed and nervnin prostration result. To
bake pnro blood, take
IHloodl
Sarsaparilla
The Oni True Blood Purifier. II; 8 fnr tl
UawP Dill r"ri hnbitunl rnnstipa
110911 5 rJIIS lion, i'r.ue ai ceut.
A Inte official report shows th.it. con
rnry to cuminon belief, onse of re
llfilouH ninnla nre mr In the Rrltlsli
Isles. It also illsi'lmen tin' stiaiiRe fnct
hnt more mental alienation in (level
ppxl nmong tlx tribe of peddlers thnn
Among nny other rliis. physicians ami
Idnisirlsts coming next. Melancholia
retails mod In Irolnnd.
1 HT . I- I - tu.,t ... If., ..M 41. A
11 13 Bl " (1,1 I ..- , r , 1- , i 1 1 - I I K I
il" itr ' rninnrkiiil the Httmiti uiticiLnf
hen hi' heard of the election of t tic
guan lie bail been mirocntliif .
Drawn Out.
The pnin of i pmull burn nn he rnly f.
1 1 net i'J by j.livliii; it near heat, which draws
It out. Cno feel the iiitt Koinir ut ns it
Were, mid this illuvlrnt l n explains n broinl
frlneipln of cure of ninny think'. For In
tnni'f. In n sprain, rvcr or mil. I. warmth
ly Irieiimi begins a trn operation. Itnt.
first and foremost, use St. Jamd s Oil. The
Heeded wnrnilh mi l friction comes Irotn nil -bin
it it 011, Th sUn and injured nmsel
Krow soft mid hinted nnd tnk un tin
curative properties of lln remedy, and it Is
tint long before one fools tlu piiin drawn mit.
Other r. 1 1 ertios lire nt work t ft r-iii;t ln-n
and rc-luii.', uud n jio.-iliu cure follows like
ning!,.
Sinn In t'r;r on Onta mid Turn.
LnM your w? off.-re I $200 for th hig;
yield on oats. 20. hushils SIW t Mine Oih
won. This yer offer JO') mnr. on
eat, 11'lOoti Hilvt-r King B'irley, a Ilarby
yielding In isy.'i 11C bushel p-r iv're.ntid f 10)
n Hold, n Triumph, Yelln Dent Curu, tlnj
corn of your dream!
What's T'-otiiiito nod Sand Vettri nn 1 Sv.
lino an I I.nthyrus at; 1 Count Spurry and
Cluut Inllrnl( Clover nil I lot of oi ,h
tbiiiK"? 'J'l oy'll inakt- you ri.'h If you plant
A plenty. CutHlojjuK tell' ymi.
Ir Yoti will err tmim lit avo rr It
"Wit li Pie. pnitairotn Hie Jolm A. S t f .- r Si I
Co., I.a Cn-we, Win., you will fre P)
gmw and iriiiii, lii'-iioliint ntiovn otM,
tiarley, eurn and their aiatiimotli cutalou'ue.
Cnluloitue ulojiu '
T he generAl belief among
doctors is that consump
tion itself is very rarely
inherited. But the belief
is becoming stronger that
the tendency to consump
tion is very generally
transmitted from parent
to child. If there has
been consumption in the
family, each member
should take special care
to prepare the system
against it. Live oui doors ;
keep the body well nour
ished ; and treat the first
indication of failing health
!cctlSmufsiciv
of Cod-liver Oil, with.
Hypophosphites. is a fat -producing
food and nerve
tonic. Its use is followed
by improved nutrition,
richer blood, stronger
nerves and a more healtny
action of all the organs.
It strengthens the power
of the body to resist dis
ease. If you have in-
herited a tendency to weak j
lungs, shake it off.
JUST AS GOOD IS NOT 1
SCOTT'S EMULSION.
I'N V 4
Pill -J lj; Ut v
Bottlebinding.
You can't judge of the quality of a book by the binding,
nor tell the contents by the title. You look for the name
of the author before you buy the book. The name of
Robert Louis Stevenson (for instance) on the back guar
antees the inside of the book, whatever the outside may be.
There's a parallel between books and bottles. The
binding, or wrapper, of a bottle is no guide to the quality
of the medicine the bottle contains. The title on the bot
tle is no warrant for confidence in the contents. It all
depends on the author's name. Never mind w ho made the
bottle. Who made the medicine ? That's ihe question.
Think of this when buying .Sarsaparilla. It isn't the
binding of the bottle or the name of the medicine that
you're to go by. That's only printer's ink and paper I The
question is, who made the medicine? What's the author's
name ? When you see Ayer's name on a Sarsaparilla bot
tle, that's enough. The name Ayer guarantees the best,
and has done so for 50 years.
tnfftUow'a "Hiawatha."
The Indian epic of Ulawatha" took
the world by aurpriae, writes Ileceklnb
Iluttrrworta In an article "How lAg
fellow Wrote Ills Heat-Known rooms"
In Ladlps' Home Journct. Ita form and
Its matter were for s long time ni.va
terloa. How rould a Cnmbrldire liter
ary recluse iirodiioe such an rjilc? Cer
tain crltlca claimed thnt the Idea, form
nnd tnnglc treatment of the poem had
been Ixirroweil from a Scandinavian
Aflee, and the Implication greittly dis
turlicd his niMlnhcrs. ntnl nitint havo
cnuiM lilx ftcnaltlve aplrlt great pain.
It partly eclipsed for a time the new
Mar In the literary horizon on which nil
eyes were Oxod. The criticism wns dis
armed; the wonder grew; n fixed star
had appeared. Hut the mystery of the
poem Is simply solved. Longfellow
desired to produce an CpIc that should
lie In sympathy with all that wns most
beautiful and noble In the. vanishing
Indian nice. Abraham Ia Fort, an On
ondaga chieftain, had furnished School
craft, the historian, much Indian lure
and many mystic traditions, with cer
tain Indlnn vocabularies. In which the
musical and uiittuislcnl sounds of many
words Indicated their meaning. Tbes
traditions and vocabularies made tin
work of the poet cosy. One only needs
to read Schoolcraft, to whom the poet
nokllowli'iU'eil his Indebtedness, to sen
how this monument to the Indian r.-iii,
tlielr only great literary memorial, was
buildeiL
In a Hot Hoc
"1 f't Into a hot pluco once." re
marked ex-Sheriff Ibaly, of Marin
County. "In fact. It was the hottest
plan' ever got Into In my life. When I
was ruuuliu si ii endue on the narrow
gam: road 1 noticed a leak nt the soft
plug In the crown sheet of my engine.
It kept getting Worse, ' 1 decided to
1 lug I.
"That night 1 raked the lire. and.
When the lire box cooled otT a little,
crawled In and examined the leak. I
l,i' a-"ire.l tin- hole carefully, ami. afti r
trviiig the calipers on a rat tall tile. I
had coticlmlod that It "as Jift tie
thit.g. 1 wt nld drive It In ami break It
off.
"I put the cad of the tile ill the hole,
bit it a crack with the hammer, an. I.
Instead of sticking. It went clear
thi'oiuli. The next minute b liling tio
water was pouring duvtii on me fioia
the li.iiler.
"The lire box was only about four
feet square and the sott plug was right
In tli liter over my head, s. I o.uld
"tint get close eVi" it'll '"to any of the
colliers without gettii"..mv, legs sen Id
cd.
the
I am pretty large, and the door i.r
lire box w as Mnall. but I had to g- t
ollt o
v get scalded. 1 tinned my bad.
to
U i
the hot water, nod by the time I
rgletl .nit tin door 1 was the hottest
HI! oil the coast. Win n I Milled "II'
1
' my clothes 1 took about eight sipiarc
I Inches of skill with them. Since tie n
1 dra w the wilt r before I do any plug
I glng."- .an I'mncisc,-'' )!.
j
i He Impressed Ilia Opinion.
j One of the most prominent physicians
In Washington ow ns u farm somewhere
in New Kngland. and whenever he gets
1 unbearably tired of his fashionable
path Ills In town he goes there, puts on
his eldest clothes, lays In a stock of
corn-coll pipes and rusticates. ( ino day
list summer he was jogging lazily
along a country road In a rickety old
cart drawn by a horse almost ,.ls rick
ety. A countryman walking mi the
Ktr.io road asked for a lift ami the two
!' II Into conversation.
"Who an- you working forV" asked
tli" countryman.
tih, I'm working for Or. .1., down
there." answered the physician.
"What doiii"r"
"tih." went on the doctor, "I do ev
erything for him. I take care of him,
ymi kimw. 1 dress him and I feed hiiii,
; nnd 1 even wash his face ami put him
toboil. I do every t hlng he needs done."
"Mow much d ye get for If." usked
' tin- native.
"My board and clothes."
"An' you do all that for hlm-wash
him. sn' dress him, un' feed him, un'
' all that V
' "Yes."
i The countryman looked at the doctor
a moment In stlence. Then he leu
over the wheel and spat solemnly,
j "Well, of all the dern. fools I ever
1 pee"' was ull he said. Wushlugton
; I'OSL
! Viours and Wages.
; PInce fifty years ugo there has been
here, as well as In Kngland, a great re
duction In the hours of labor. Hut Uils
wns not accomplished for the pleasure
I of the wage earners; It was accomplish
. I d L'ucause experience proved thut uf let
ft)
0)
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.
InUrtiting Rewi for Workmta Mtgnttt
for Lifting Pnrpoiei.
An Interesting use of magnetism I being
ninde nt the Nimd vcroft foundry In KnglHud,
At these works fleetrle ersnes nre epi-ruted
from theeleetrfe power and lighting cireiiits.
together with eloet ro-mniriicts. which pi'riiiit
the ri ndy lifting of pieces of iron or sti-cl
weighing up to tons. The magnets eon
strueteil f,,r lifting purMM's nn n'tii lied to
H eriine. One iniigiiet takes 5',' a npcr'n at
110 volts to excite it. nt which cn-rgy It will
supNrt the weight of two tons of inn or
steel. A switch controls tliesupply f cur
rent delivered to the magnet. Ilv th - use of
this magnet or crane, tliree nu n .i.. tiie u..rk
In one ipmrter of nn hour whi h r- i . u -ly
tis.ik six uieii one hour nnd u hall to ji!..nii.
LABOR VOTES.
Electricity hns li.weli ,1 the larm. In Halle
I Til IK 1 1 .11 11 ei I trie v lill bet tl iliW lited
'I lie cnl ie to the motor i euri n il en a i.uMits I
of stmiil trolleys r.uiiiii.g iiiidi r the gn and.
Operations commenced Mot.dav in tie- nut
nnd bolt fie tory of Plumb, llerdi t .V liar
liard, nt I oi iiwiiiida, N. . YWi n in (nil
operatiou they employ from .Mm to son
men.
It is stated that the I Ii1i. mii g.. . riinienl
has ie,.e. to .tut I is- tl mi i le til. nl i.iti..i.
ruulnl v it h t lie el je. t i '( tiiiiiiii.o i 1 1 1 r ii.imii
engineers with the principles ot i i. .-in in en-
giliecriug.
The new V I ii t -iiim mill. I.. -ate I nt New
lleilford. Mn ., Hill soon l ei iii "ratioiis.
I he engiti" is nearly ready an nn in . . of
Cottoll till- been i-lilpe, to the ll.lli fr.eil
I'.ostoli,
t A redie tloii ha- I n made in the wnges i t
lll'olll I. 0 eiliployes i.f Die .V 1 1 , .-r t -II H I 11. I'l.lH
oi ks a! I I w I. I ml lima. 1 1 r l . . 1 1 . . 1 1,
1-c In m I ii to ;:i i.t- a du in uiinealing
' and du-tiiig depart a. eiits.
I It i reported that nn Aun rl nn eiigim i r i
I installing a ti l- j le ic line I lo n le l.jaik
mid Ak or. v n e. laud, at an t united o.-l
j of Iimi.ikh kr. I If b-elandi n. r-;iti.ui
I o er t ne line will, it i- tn, i.iglit, l.e .,n . i lung
truly lovely, c- laliy tin- pm t ti.it i-nl
I In eu.
j It I utile .in I that the e rre II, Hit.' till
I Works i onipaay. line H int.'. In. I., will
j start up tic ir ..rks about ei u.t I. at
j lienrly Hid ea pa ny. I he plant, w . ii hi-
Ii pl.'l tl.n.L l lie f. r t lie a-: t . year.,
I lia- in tn.ii tin. I n it la ... in i ... I,
1 Had It I- e .-. led t li.it IM.T. t ii.. i . I I J a., ti
Mill I en. i , ,..!,.
I lie hifier l ,u, n Mul, . ,-at ! , i. tie
hat bill. . . !; I: net . l in 1 1. ; . , .iii.l.l.
-!.. I. ii- I" ii - t in ..f t.n i .n. .'.I II .
liitle r. . : l.., Ii. ip,.... pn -i.i ii,t tl,
oiepnny, pr- ! an Inn I i.ti. . and put
tl." spin. in-, iii op.'r.i!i..ii... i... ..j. ,i, lie i
in lu.-l I v I. I i rgla and j -1 in.' , : , I y u.. nt
1 l"l ,. n .on in, .1 lei .... i I :.e :.
till! tl' II : I 11'' ! ill-. ;,- ' ;, u .I -I .p , L-
I ii ' I'.lal -JHi, i no. p.
inn. nun - ii, . Ilt , i: ,. .... , i ti,,. i . t
i 1 1 ; p I pi n t - in I ,i . . .,!.
Clue igo Won.
I he 1 1, 1 1 1 . . '-.ill National I ' .1 n II, It . t. ,
( In ,. I n.- nan. nnl n . ,,tn.n at i I, i i . ,
on ,1 i ly 7. tin ag" u n I v ni v two . t.--.
tli" bull t o -a. line, ! icigo. in. M. I HI-.
Jl, ninl 1 lie Oilia'l. I, tile ,,e ,,r tile li,.
! ' being I v s. ,at..r pt n . t I am an
llan'v anion:.' tin-. .,, , .(! ..
I lllellgo in ii' "b'''1 ''if ' - X' at n in. the
i ... . . .. . . ...i ... . .XI il
eil-l" ,11 .!! II I " t- '
when i lie .'iit'-t i..c r. i. d .
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r M. I.oiii-.
Blew Up His Own House
Ii. W. Meii ker, a briekiiiakef. i ...hii. j
11 We-t bUMl -f eel. I k.'ll, -Mile, llld.. b,e
Up 111- I - lib In ' II Ii I ovs 'ier, wlinh be I:. 1, 1
pill, I'd III II I r k' '. I 111 l.eilllll.'ly alter l.e
went to hi. -table ami eollilllttted suicide by
-hootuii; hiin-elf lu tli" lea l. M, ii,,'. k. r
was 11 prominent ami weiiitlu eit i.-en. No
I one Wlls III til'' hol.-e wlii'li the 1 l, 1,
1 took I'lllee.
r,iMiii.i t.i iiret ,i ii i v ::.
The I'opilll .ts la i'X Itive ses.lnti nt St.
I... in-. Mo., ag-". t i hold the National
Convention on July Tl next.
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A Great Whistle.
Warden Huge, of King King prison,
ts having constructed an Immense and
powerful steam whistle to w used to
alarm officers and cltlsens In case of an
escape, an uprising In the prison or Are.
It will also signal the beginning of
work In the shops In the morning and
the shutting down at night. The whis
tle Is known as a Fills patent twelve
Inch three burnil steam gong, and Is
the largest In use. It Is composed of
three cylindrical bells or barrets plac
ed one above the other. These barrels
are fastened to the sle.'llil conductor,
which piiscs through them. The entire
Whistle Is eight feet In height, and,
contrary to ordinary whistles, the bar
rels or resonators are Inverted. Fnch
barrel has a different tone, thus produc
ing a blended sound, without ear split
ting effects. It Is asserted that tinder
favorable atmospheric conditions the
whistle can be heard at a distance of
thirty tulles. I'.veii under unfavorable
circumstances the alarm should bo
heard seven to ten miles a way.
COULD ONLY EAT rE?T0i01D3
1H I PINK I'll I. s XI ll. IT IMISsI tll.U
Til t T AN V I IIIMt.
Ciel Vmir ltlrllt.n ttlalil mill Vinir
ll.-iillti Will lalipl'itri- of 1 1 .elf.
fYo'ti r'e .'.V.tr. 11 ii.'iiu ifnii, ll. c,
"ir. tt'ilhuun' r.nk 1'ills mlraeiilouslt
eiir".l me of t wo di i-e nnd hiivo ntherwiso
done me viwt nmoii'it of uo id," mid Mrs.
V. A. Meeker, nf 'joT Third street. South
east Washington, 1. (',, to a reporter
t o. ,v.
"I'or m.inv yi"i-- I w is a oulT -rer fr en
nius.nilar rhoii m.it 1-011 in its w' Tst tor n, an, I
la ad titioii ha! s,en;i,'h trouble to sich nn
xtetii 1 lint f,,r a lom;tiiin' I ou'.d eat n .th-
111): stronger tlllll 1 f pnptoll, l l-i. The
rheumatism naiiu-i lia my ba'k and not
etilv evieti , mto niv left firm, ahu -t par.
nly7.uu; It fr cn til" s'l Mil Ier to the elli.e.v,
tail ,'i'ta k" I mv lilps and limbs with sueli
Velieinein'" t ll.lt it is Initio -noble for III" to
l'ooul oil Die .irei'l Willioul bellii; supported
by an attendant.
"I wis attend I bv four ,1 IT p.-nt .hv.
si. ; ins - in, 1 all hi tin,,, , I, ,', l,., .,.
lot' t i.t.- and h en"' pallii ' s,-h ,ol-, an I tin re
. retire, wlnm I :. e..virel from my
lie.'l to mv feel Mttll (..roil- .. sou." ttle'r
kind ..f pin-.. r, lor I trie I .'ve-vilun.'of il,..
' ' 1 that ' ' - r -in 'il l" I bv mv lien ..
' Inirinu' ta-' I'r.-ate. p iri ,,f tin-time niv
liu-i'in I an I - mi w-.-e urnn nn' to ta',,.
I- Woii en-' Pink 1Mb. but I M -.i liiv re-Pi-I
p. .I., so.
" u ,11! t no ears ,,r tw and a half vears
ii. r. the 1, in j,. -,au win. was then att.iiiin;
" . and I ln:v lia I 11 'lie -ii -ji 1 . 1 b, tne,
Mi-. Meeker, th. r- 1 . ii., 11 f. r I e
ninl v. 'U an more . 1 have inus-'ulat
rl""cna'i-m. a 1 1 - n-e in 'nlent to .11 a..'".
lll-t 'OI e.lll II' 't I, ,'U re I. I ,l ;'le i ,
- ne 11 ..ii for y.-ur I, I.. . I. ami wln-n tins
I r ri te n runs oat v.ni .-an 11 relief. ,,.
I oii i-'ei min-a iveri.y.,i .'.in -eml f.,r me.
but I "sill let aitaiu .'all 1.11I1I 1 am -11 u-
lln'ln'd.'
"Ilf 'olir-e I WHS lull, 'Ii diseoilni';!' I, b it
lill I tried a note I in i.-ir;,' I r.'at ni.ii th r
i i:;illv, but willioiit til" slightest elb.-'t. At
I11-1 mi hu-baiet pi i-uaded me o trv tie'
Pink Poi..
"I want to sn that when I l.eiin la'.nn;
Hi" Pink IMI. 11 was without th- least f.inh
II their etll.'.l.'V for l I or belief thai l,ey
uld t ti.-lit me, bin .imply to pleu-e my
11 band and son l. tnkiiii; soinethiiu;, Ibov
10 x 1 tool; tin in as directed by th-makers.
ami. " Hi'' "Ii I "I tl e .nlli I found 1. 1
mv i;i'eiii -1 7 1 1 1 1 ' 't'.v.ii '.., 1 ,', ,'.' .' ,- - s'V
mu.'li betterili.il I had n loner to Hnbsist
ell beef .epl..,u.., but Could be;ui to In
dU'lte III II ore .oil, I food.
"So I to'.d mi hu-band that as the Pjnlc
Till- were elidelitly d une; ui" go.j.l, I WollI I
try t neiii for another m.Mit h.
"I eol.l lllU.'d to ll-' tl 1 as dire.'l.'d an I
dll-lllk' tl id I llll III ,' eve ,,;lil , v I lie II
bad 1 1 verv b id f..r a loic; ini.e, be.ran to
I'n; 1 'V". ami it wa- mueh more plea.- ml I -I
ii,.-!., , th" street, tin lieu I -till ha I P
l e ,1'tell I" I oil iC'eolHll ( m . Weak illllbs
I "Mow Mlllliv boe. ,, , e pink Plil- p. I.
in :. 1 I e ..uld H"l bi v',11 t-. fl . 11- th. 10 w. i,
p. '.-e. I- u Inn, I 11 -uld I . p u- nu- then, bu .1
ee at .1 llll.e P.Ut Iroin th" tl I I'ollj-
'! I Ulllll I loll I Id -.llelv cell-" tal,-
II,:' ' 'I M.I- about lille.'li m ,, h-.
"s an. 'time alter nn i'ji".n;iii l.eu.iu to
I'fo.i h.-lier. 111 v in.ry,' wlin-li In,, I been
; l.le.tive iilnl eau-ed me muell trouble I, , 11
. . n,' tri.e. r'-turued and I am" a.- u la.
' wli na-i ,,ii man v leiirs vouiii r. Iiiirine
( th" p"i i , to wlm h 1 relei ln.. n iii , 1 , til
cully in reiiieiul.erinu' ii lu re I laid put ani-
t h I IIL', I all IL- I -aid before, thlf iruible eii
! tirely di-appi nre.l an I ha. neu r returned,
Hull,, n.y I'ji'Mi'li1 also ci, mimic. c, 'client,
"My loin." eontiiiue i nines, had redu I
IliV weight trolll beliveell I MU nu I 110 pounds
I to 1)2 pounds, but while 1 was takini; th"
; I'liiu Tills 1 .'ainei thirty pounds, ami 1 in iv
' Welltll i:)s .1111 Is
I ".some of my friends freely asserted thut
. my llesh, ils they iiolieisl'inv lucreusinu
weU'ht, was not solid nnd pre.ln te.i that 1
Would speedily lose It. Htleh, however, llll-
Hot been the case, ulthouk'li I nave not taken
nny of tin pills slni'M last liceember. All w
rheuiiiiitisui h'lVlliK by that time dl-Hp-peared,
since which time 1 have had no re
turn of the dread complaint. 1 have been
toll t tlllt tllll disease will visit nu us'uiu, hut
ll it lines, 1 shall a uuu n resort lo the use ul
lr. Williuin.s Pink 1'ills.
"With mv expiTieueii with ir. Williams'
1'lllk Tills I have nut hesitated tn re.'oinlnell I
tliem lo others whoweru nflli.'leil. My niece,
who lives near llillshoro, Loudoun County,
Va. , HUlTcrwd for it loiin tunn with a peculiar
disease of the hips and limbs. 1 Isillcvod the
medicine which did me ho much ood would
cure her also, ninl 1 houk'tit three bo-t ol
them uud sent to Ier. Klu took llnuii and
was cured uon.pletely of her oomp aiut."
l'r. Williams' Pink Til's eoiilain ull the nlo
nienlM in-, t-ssiirv to Hive uew life ninl rich
liess to the l loo I uud restore shuttered
nerve. They nre sold in boxes (never lu
loose form, by the dozen or hundred; at 50
cenlH ii box, orsix Ihumm for ti.bi, mid may
bu hud of ull driiKUists or illrnetly by mall
frmn I)r. Williams' MndKlln' Co.. Sclieuec
tudy, N. V.
Catarrh Cannot !) Cured
With Input iiiiillctiiiii, as llii-y rannnt roarTl
tlmsnaliif ilia ilieJB. CiitnrrU is a blunder
ciiustiluliimad disease, ami in order to cure
It you in list tnke iiilurmtl Irinriiiea. Hall'a
( atari h l ure la taken internally, nnd acln di
rectly mi the blond and luuisiiiaaurtai e. llall'a
( alarrh Curw ia mil a quack mriiicinn. ll nnl
pirsnrined by-oho uf tin) best pliyaiciana in tin
i uuillry fur ) ears, and la a rrunlur iirracriplioli.
It is com iiiseil of the Is-st tunica known, cum
IiiicmI Willi the Ih-hI bltssl iiuritlrrs, acttliK ill
rfi tlyoa the inilnuu. aurlucra. The perlcct
I'liinhluatlnn of Hie two inurediriita ia what
produces such wouilfriiil re-ulla lu curing ta
larrli. ShuiI fur li-Ntlniiiniala, Iree.
F. J. i Hum Co., I'roi.i., Toledo, Ou
Bold by UruKgiaU, price lie
There is a power that le ts within u with
out consiiltiiiK us.
Some floatfnar ao. tnrm yellow an 4 raacia.
Pel'liiu.' H.isiiiik Perm Heap d,e nritlivr. The
Berui in it bl.as lies It with aire, ami the islnr
la ilrliL.-hlful. Try it nuce, ue It alwuyn. Older
trial let of Vuux muutt. Iu.iat ou rd rar.
.Man spends a piod deal of time scarchlnc,
lor w hat he Impi s he won I Mini,
"Hnowfi'allnoNoiiMr.TiiociiKii'areaalmph
and iiinvtuiiimt remedy fur llinnnh nl Aflec
tiiiim and C'ouKha. Carry them in your Docket.
Fun is of two kinds- tint kind you pay fur
unit tho kind huiiicouo viae paja for.
F.arlleet Kadl.hi an1 Teae.
Thn editor unm all ituvlera to (trow th
arlliMt vaffrtablM. Thy pay. Wrll.flalrxr'i
Rrsvbi ara bmd td arlln, thfjr Rrow an'l
prodnua every time). Honi ao early, no Mn
an Ralrr'. Try hid radlahiw, eatihie, ea.,
heetn, cuaumbera, lnttno, corn, etc.! Money
In It for you. Palmr Is ths largest grower
of vonolahlna, farm aeedn, irras, eloTern,
potntoea, rtf",
Ir tot) wim rcr rnia orr An hfmp to
thn John A. Kalr.er Hon l Co., Lx Crow, VN.,
with 10.. postntfis, you will got sain pi" pack
aire of T.arly Illrd lUdl-h (ma ly In 1ft lay.)
and their groat catalog. Cataloi; nlooe St
iotiix. (A.)
I'l Uk'nllty Is fiiliiided on the priin'lple that
ail ricliea have limits.
Tke Meal IMcnannl Va
t)f prevent lim the trlpr. mlds, lu a dnrhi-aantl
fevi ra la to the llipnd laxative lemidy,
yrulof Fltrv whenever the system ms ds a
Ri'ntle, yet effertivr cli niiin Tn U 1 1 tn llti d
eiic mii-t p't tin true reiiu di iti.iuufai tnmd
l y Ihs California Kin .s rap i ' mil). I'm ,-a.e
by all ilrimiiiata in :i . and fl l...t:l,a.
Hood netions 1'iihol le us, and we are some
Of our OWIl lleedp.
l'.M ry man Is a vidume if you km w In w
to read hltn.
P.e I'nro tt.r I 'oil -II 111 t It fl felt t't Ihf
inettt ..I miiint nitlis. I(f 1 1. Pi i ii hi Ki 1 1 ii.
I t Xilllltell Me , 1 1 1', il 1- M
l.ieryone lias or mn nn In v , but n, m ri . ic
Is able to show it.
Vr. Wttmliiw'a Sect hi in; , rut for eh'idrn'i
t.l ll ll li. efli-lis tin- i'IIiik, ri illb i'S mflnliin.
ta ii.alin) a t ain, curi a ind i nlu . in', n t t c i
pbilosttpher I- II man W In. I- nl e to e
tract ci'ii-i'lalioh from a e,., Ui tin le ad.
I r. Kllitirr'a Swamp-IIoot rare,
all Kiiini'i and I .iel.1, r ti, tables.
I'lilnphli't ntnl i oli-uitat urn fr.-.i.
l.hbettiliuv Piitutitimpb.ti, N..
Win. cin . a trille ineiniiv I- ii . r thnn
tlll'tlille.
A -High
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v tvc - F
, r : r1 7vT""M
The largest Piece
of D TOBACCO
EVER SOLD FOR
i3 g
'7Vi pure Cocoa, and not made by
the so-called "Dutch Process"
aer Baler & Co.'s Break
fast Cocoa is absolutely pare ?o
chemicals. WW. 11.1' IIAKIK.'. i ii ,1.1,1 , i,,r. Iic.tn, Ma..
''vivivlrVnftVlTrlrntvr
SALZER'S
artfocui-oi ..ci,..,, fr.r all
North ur s., uli. l. . c,tt
Sprout Quickly, Gruw
That l O.'ir r r -1 -In w i-'. I
Ui.arliM'... 'lii'ts I. I ,t. ,,f
IPS
tiur t., iu ,1. a 1". -I ti..'u i.l It.r. Iti.t lu. ..rli.at. .Iii'..t r.ff.ul'l. In
Hi. s .r. I as .r.. be ..I lr.,111 s.lur IhJi On r C'.l.l'. i- . .11. j,.n am. ..,
11 y.n e. no,,,,.. iu 11., -: , ti. 0.ii,il.. In 1 iein.rk,.i In 1 . i . ,i.,i
na i l . f .'ir l. ti.U.-. 1 I,.,,! H.o.r a b.-.Jl h.ua I.'. I t nn.rl.1 f4r.
J..i... ,.1, .i,..ii,.i. a-h.ihiainj i'.bl,r u l,.i'rh..,i t i.t,..- B,.uy
el'li. u . ,i,i,i r aiir. iiaii'ieavit I'ki , I 1 1.1 , ii w : i, i, . 1.' uo,
W . Hi., ., f .f., r;,' f (,rt,,K p.til.n4IUul S-.tl. I.H' (or IIIB,1'
lil.-r . li,rl c .I'liiiittsr ruin, 1 1,. .I, I'ki . 111.' : o. . -.ic I. lb . V.
Ilnr inn. Hi I'linl at. 4 H I I ...I..,,,., ai,aiiiniii a no. bil.ui arr of
th ih i,','.t ....-.l.i.i. ah f.ri.'.tlirt rti..,, 1. M,il.t lo fnu uffii rf.irt tl 6g,
pu.tl. , , r 1 in.., nun .uj I'. b. ! tirly 11 nl ll.a.ili up. a fnu.l m.
JOHN A.
"Better Work Vis3!y Than Wsrk Hard." Great Efforts
are Unnecessary In (huse Cle:ning if you Us9
MTS Mopped frre by Dn. Kl.init' flniAT
Ninvr Hrj'Toiikn. No r)l after firt day's use.
Miitvrlnns rupra. Tr Ati.c ani. Ji.oo trial bot
t let ne. Mr. Kline Kil rr? Hi.. I'hlla., ra.
If iifHli'tnl e ltli sori eea u.e fir. lar Thorn p
n l ie. e ater Prin;irlt'a ndl at Kfs-per bolt e
Titr Arnxtoiort ci. iw hut ne wirre
in,iinlll InMitifwi, li sise ll hat re-iurerl theenet of
wine power In I ll what ll It li. n arif branrk
a . hmiaaa, ana .upt'ii.'. It virrslt and r.B.Ira
KZT ai four nisir u na ana nne luriiim
-liPTTe -Tlttsf ailirie fer Im. moneithaa
JifN. ;eJ ethfir.. It mahM I'unielne and
liRarstl. HMsU, ii.i.aniaed attar.
iniartlttn Wlnrttnlna. Tilllna
ljXT an1 rit'- l si, T.wrrs, stsel Rati Haw
I .,,, u.mi i. ...t f.,.M ...
I lomitsr. on ari'in-.tlon It wilt name or
i.f iii" unit in mm it will furni.n until
trnarj tn at I X the n-iini pr'rs It tiv makat
lank, anil inmuaof ail mini, arnd fir rataio-rna,
fevlarTi I2UX, Rxkeill toi FUIbsu SUMla, tSltie
iWlltLi-.J.Mrr.awMaiiwBT-wCTa
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fZ 1 EARS Dili II TDV VADfl
is ma r u u l i ii i iMnu
I tfi"! I0X ii. ail l il. XX rltirn niol aelil
III h a fiirm.r ami l.,ulirf-
1 I ''k mtiI.X imr.fi on irnrr
'If . S laUl. irai Ileal fst.irm
I J ' 'y J r.lh li'nrnril, Itrart lbra
IV t-rV'iy" llielrnlaraaea. lion liimilkr
-yarj7 it,-i .,.. . nnirr., i,.tm
- nitiiormgnrrniinnilir
r lrtc.'4.X.iaiam. A tVree
A. XI. I X Mi. Hot II M.I III, an. Ill
ASTHMA
- POPHArrl'S ASTHMA SPECIFIC
niTM re'irf In mpnilaa.-a.ni1
lert rKIKIrlll lliknil. Sol.l l,r
ipiifim. on. IV. i .. i,t eo.ttasr
on r .11,1 nf tl ao. luki. ii
Ai it. .Xra nu me, fuu I , ra.
fl D I M U m 1 W H I S K Y t . i i ir, rtni.k aort
wrlUni nr. a mini i ii. iri.il. it.
Cprc III. . r a i ... k. II Ili I.T.
1 11 tt -f . in. r ,r II I X II XI II Ii,
Allr.-.. ll.Xli I.T III,, sa n.nafi. V V.
nnif 191 xtnrphlne ll.hll In rod la 14
llfB ll M ' " "1"' v ear llll rureit.
W 1 I Will ON. leHlMt. Ltbanon.Oaie.
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M " ' "M.'ll S)l ,
t. I sc
Feir
b in r e
VEGETABLE SEEDS
nili auj tlici'i, eticthir I HI or Wm,
Vigarouily, Produce Enormoutl)!
i, llultif N ,ril,.m.ur,,.ii. Oi.t , I,,, j
iu.io.v iumi. 1. ..riv ...MI.I..M. .,,1 m.
If ' I aim 1 11 Jw all Jl W jlm
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