rthers
atch' declining health of
jcrfc Bo many are cm on
)tion In early year, thai
J cause for aniicty. in
inge, when not beyond
I medicine, Hood's Sarsa
I restore the quality and
i the blood and thus give
j Head the following letter :
I Just to write about my
L 19. Hho was com-
6wn, declining, had thnt llrvl
sfnend said she would not
Ls month. She hal a bad
ough
Lemel to do her any gooo.
rend nhout Hood Harsapa.
her give It a trial. From the
k aha began to get bencr.
(a few bottle she was com
t her h:Uh hm been the
e," M. Annie Taca.
kve, Amsterdim, N. V.
I that my mother has not
n In a strong wort a I
J done. Ho'd's flarsiparilla
I I m i and I am now well."
itii.terdnm, N. Y.
it Hood's, because
bod's
irsaparilla
jlllood Purifier. A ldnugNts. !1
fev C I. ll.xxl Co.. lXJWfll. Ma,
nn putvlv vrir'-tihle, re.
llS li.ihlo uinl bem-tkUl. ic
Member!
re wasting money
fou buy cheap binding;
I of the best
er there is no "just
d when the merchant
;cething else for
Pfl Lo'a Boyhood.
He sperl childhood In the simple
urroundll pt Carplneto, than which
none rouf ' elm pier, aa every one
knows wU a ever rlalted an Italian
country tPtf" man In hli home. Knrly
hour. con4 it exercise, plain food,
and farm lif 4-oafg, made a strong ninn
of lil in, wltltJ-Jlenty of simple common
sense. Aa ff,y he waa a trout walk
er and clImlLr, and it la an Id that he
waa rxoMwijily fond of birdiug, the
only form 'Vj(".port nhTorded by that
I part of Itn CJ and practised thorn In
those tlmoe'laa It la now, not only
! with guns, i ft by men tin of lifts. It
has often hjy-ti said Hint poota and
lovers of freijlom romp inorp frequent
ly from th.Mnountnlns and the sea
shore than l,un a tl.it Inland region.
Century.
V.lft Neglect May Do.
There aie omo Infirmities that only a
surgeon's 1 ;nlo will rolleve, and mostly
strictly bee nil. of neglect. A neglected nerve
pain may I wm so chronica to cripple,
and thin la tf'e 0 the eaae with Sciatica. If
taken In tlweJ it In eaaily subdued, like ether
nerve pala. lad vigor and health nm re
stored. Tu.jiiuwid.of case have Ih-pii treated
by the n of tst. Jacobs Oil, with tho result
oi n prompt ay I pi niuni'iit curnan I r'triw
tlmi to hp ill h uf thn ulT-otnd nrvi. t'mfde
riuiii"t lw t' i rnri.'tul with th"lr ni-rvw.
TtiK1 1" too miiit'h to miff'T to ii linlt of fon.
Ifh ni;'.e,t. niWl tint Himplf thlnif of (.ttliiit
n boiilK of St. Jaolti Oil and applini
promptly nny Uiitb ynr of mNf-y nud p,r
haps yam of I orippl"d 'ndltlii. l,-t tlil
wnrnuiK tvi V kIimw what "an ! mi t what
oiinlit to l dojie witlii "t Jflay lu hu ntta'lc
ot thin di-'iws
KITH tipl-l frrv l.y fill. Kl INr'x II T
Nrur Kt.-ToMr.M. No flln ntu r ftr-t ilrty
iv. MitrM-loiiicitr'. Tr,-t find t I rml
iH.ttlo li.-r. Jr. Mlnr. V.H Ar Ii M l'hll.i , I'a.
I
rin' C ti !- 1. n wt'iid.Tf ul t'oimli liM-ilicIni'.
MllK. V. I'll KHIT. mi Mi'lrn lltld ltlaki
A ., ilnmklyii. N. V . t. -".. 'IM.
Mr. Wlri-louS'ioililii yriil'tor' tilldrrii
t-'lliltik'. HufiriK tln miiiio.n dm n li.llaiuin i
lion, iillaj i p. on; i on 1 a iml i olir. -' a U( lr.
do'
-1 Vrlvrtppn Skirt rsinilinj;.
II. & M.,M on the L
k.l take no other.
3I0TIIKKS MUST (UTWE.
Should Watch tho Pliyslcnl Do
volopmoiit of Their Daughters.
Informal Ion Tliry Munild FnrnUli nt tho
l'roM-r Time- Knnvlcilci liy Which
SunVriiiK My ll Avoided.
Every mother possesses inforinntion
of vitnl value to her yotitiff daughter.
When the girl's tlioultta become
ftl uppish, with
lieailuelio, A'v.,
Iiess. n nd a di
position to
:bei,
ler will not supply you
wc w ill.
siw'nc !ibl n I ma'erlali, i
Co. H U bux New-jrin.iiy.
a
m
m
.JCZ
lUiiAfl, A PITT to. hubrita, J
lt.hid iu rrrwm palua In
btmi4 Palref fn ffn maO tm It
tjl ma MV AUarata
HIDLB 00LUU1 COMriWT,
. . York. r miu SC.
i t (I v. nli-.'lill. Iv
-It tl. M.illi 4 11(1
SKN0
in- "tir
l,.i 1.1
Li X A Mm
III''
itir
14 IK 1 llMt ll Vol! It
ue. , ur tidiif: n n I v, f v ill xi;ii'i
t lii.rn lullV; n iil.-ni" ! tni .1-
t i .ir . oil: i'i LMi-r v.'i y -it.
'luti'l 'ir.'. drlir ai t.i.e.
"urr. M, Kl.T IttHI, J1HHU.4N.
and Blood Diseases
'rtHJ ion ,nimiii,
Hxllillitloll, II.
IWH HHNIIMIXI'MIt mw, l ,
fully Prosecutes Claims. ,
I ' xuuant l; B I'uliMlon llurcuu.
m. Ija.lj.iU.. atlliiil lultli., lt alliiM
l' lok- "lMlilf lllnlor.v.f II urn it
fc'.ir 1. 1: ' t-ol. paiicr 3 iimh. f . r .o,
i kmiril Mrcltly, Ilruvrr l ulo. '
limits,
eveu
dim,
desire
for solitude.
and a dislike to
the soeietv "f
children : when she is
n mystery to herself nud friends, then,
her mother should come to her aid.
I.ydiu H. rinkhatn's Vefrctable I'ntn
jiound will, ut this time, prepare the
system for the cumin;,' ehauov. !'
that hhe has it, and Mrs. rinUham. at
Lynn, Mass., will cheerfully answer
any letters where information is de
sired. Thousands of women nwe t heir
health to her und the Vegetable Com
pound, and mothers lire constantly
applying to her for advice regarding
their daughters.
ttRlOCS FACTS.
Soap waa taxed $140 per ton In the
time of Qneen Anne.
A hog weighing a trifle more than
1000 ponnda waa killed at Rye, N. II.,
a few daya ago.
Iteed pone eplit at the end like qnill
pena have been forind in Egyptian
tombs dating probably 2.'00 years B.
C.
Tamer II. Brown, a clerk at the Tort
TIall Indian Agency, Idaho, baa a mus
tache which mcaanrca nine feet from
tip to tip.
If human dwelling were constrnctod
on the iamb proportionate scale aa tho
ant hill in Africa, private residence
would be a mile high.
John Burnett, aged scvcnty-flvc,
dropped dead in Faris, Ky., tho other
day, and at the satno instant hia largo
clock atoppod and cannot be mado to
ran.
Artificial teeth were not nnkuown
in the times of the Romans. Tho art
of making them waa long lost, but re
vived about tho time of tho Revolu
tion. Vr. J. II. Barrows has presented tho
lTuiversily of Chicago a comploto set
of the Buddhistic Hacrcd Scriptures in
the original language. It tills 400 vol
ume. Mm. Ben Clemmon of Breathitt
County, Kentucky, is thirty flvo years
old aud weighs a triflo over four huu
drc.ls pounds. Slio is still increasing
in weight,
"John Doe" was atipienred for jury
servico in a Chicago court tho other
day. The man had refused to give hia
name, but ho had to cumo to bo sworn,
all tho same.
W. P. Kaufman, a teacher nt Otis
ville, N1. Y., kuocked a pupil down ami
kicked him for throwing nn applo in
tho ante-room. Tho boy lias recovered
glloil diiiunges.
Tho late George Merritt, of Miehi
guntown, Iu 1., lelt lu his will direc
tions that he should be buried iu n
plain pino box with a pillow of shav
ings aud without ceremony.
Hcven Funek brothers had a family
reunion nt Freeno, ('a!., the other day.
Tho youngest is sixty-live un,l the oili
est eighty-four. They all wear white
beards aud none of them is hnld.
John Wright has die 1 at his Lome iu
Santa Kosa County, Flori la, aged 1-H
year-". Ho had been blind for many
years, but was uieutnlly sound. Ho
leavus four generations of descendants.
lr. A. B. Hamilton of Laramie,
Wyoming, hiked into a herd of wild
cattle. They resented tho insult and
chased tho doctor, who got oil' with a
broken shoulder hia lo and a smashed
wheel.
Filmland proposes to raise a rci.
niont of gentlemen ; tliero would ,bt)
plenty of recruits from tho yonn.; mm
who failed to puss the examination ad
mitting to the in i 1 1 1 ry schools. l,or 1
Wolseley favors tlio plan.
Willian Taylor, of Sharon Valley,
Conn., has 1 'led this season 68:1 part-
V.'.'gcA, icIi-mto'i. T5oicoc', t',eveli
foxes, several minks, anil ieciileiitally
a number of snakes. Last week ho
killed a wil lcat weighing twcuty-fivo
pounds.
Hiram Loster, who died at the poor
farm iu Henry County, Ocorgia, rc
ently, was said to be 1-.) years old.
A son of his living in the same poor
house is ninety years old, and a
Janghter, who lives in Heard County,
is ninety-live years old.
WE HAVE NO agents
" "bulaallillrMltoOiarauu
-f
s.'in pv MnmnisiH.
i
W . D. l'Tf. Bot
couviitr
r HI WUO.BMlB irlcM. Hhl
BuhrB fur BiitintOBtioi
broralB. KtnrythlB ai
rinuJ. loo Mvir ol Car
rSaKt, guolyiraof liar
nraa.ai -.lylra Kldin;5ail
dlta. .Vtila (or ratalugiM.
RIKHART
Carila;t Naraoa Ufa Ca
ClkkaiC laa.
N What's vour
husband's work?
washing and scrubbing? It can't be.
What can a man do that's as hard, for most
men, as tnis constant nouse
drudgery is, for most women?
If he has any sympathy for
you, tell him to get you some
Pearline. Sympathy is all
very well, but it's Pearline,
pathy, that you want for washing and cleaning,
else that's safe to use will save you so much down-
lwork at the washtub or about the house. It saves
o saves the ruinous wear on clothes and paint
K
1 1 MS
i el
d less rubbing
Mi
"X DUM IT iW
1 l-JrvViJ TKM?"lTlicf
ALABAST
'I I n m ForHalU
oi luahV:;;... rocc a not a
-J K
PfinniPiin 'Anno
illlUINIH r Hill
1 A ib pnr au-r ajpwwda, with 1 11
ih I f latikMi, stsi varialy u'U
'"'Ifwiaau aviaraa iXXJt .n of
ALABASTINE.
ONT RUB OFF.
la I nuanltary. HAISOHIVr. 11
, ItOl'St.HI III OFF AM KCALKM,
I alt? P,,r P"niniit nd artlatlo
I f 1 r wall e.ai my, r-.ly for Uia bruali
a bj miiiait iu cold witar.
by I'alnt Uealrra f.vrrj tierp.
aril ahowintr IS dmlralila tints, also Alaluutlo
r KiMk afiii Irae to any onnitiitlonitijr thia paHr.
HASiTI H ' 4.. .raad Hupld. Mlrh.
Wrtta for enr anl KMal ITarahS
an) rr iu mar addrrcm. nlvliia da-
a J afa a.H.lluna of Hi Vhulula Faraia ut
a aaT from IU to luou lu-rvm mx'Ii. al fi-oin
ilalnna, frutta. tlinrwr, walar, all M ImbI rlliuau. In II. M.;
xx'im, vauatabVaa a,td frulla; aotail for liaal'kfuliiaiai
ObATII, KaaJ JbMala aaala, Vtmi-kunu fa.
I'rcslilenl uml t'ahiiief.
"In all important matters the Presi
dent is consulted by all the Secre
taries, " writes ex l'resi ieut Harrison
in the Tiiidics's Homo Journal, iu an
article upou "The President's uties."
"Ho is responsible for all executive
ii' t ion, and everything that is out of
the routine receives his uttetitiou.
Every important foreign complication
is usually discu-scd with him, and tho
diplomatic uuto receives his approval.
The samo thing is true of each of the
departments. Routine matters pro
ceed without tho knowledge or iuter
fereuce of tho Prusiileut ; but, if any
matter of major importance arises tho
Secretary present it for tho consid
eration and advice of tho President.
Only matters of great and general im
portance affecting the general policy
of the administration are discussed iu
tho Cabinet meetings according to
my experience und votes are of raro
occurrence. Any Secretary desiriug
to have an expression upou any ques
tion in his department presents it, and
it is discussed ; but usually quostious
nro settled iu a cotifereuoo between tho
President and the head of the particu
lar department. There is a yielding
of views, now on one side, now on the
other; but it must, of course, follow
that when the President has views that
ho feels he cannot yield, those views
must prevail, for the responsibility is
his, both in a Constitutional and pop
ular aenso. My habit was to give an
afternoon to each Cabinet clliccr, ou a
fixed day of the week. Theso meetings
were chiefly given up to tho consid
eration of appointments, but if any
other matters were pending, and
deemed by the Secretary of sutllcieut
importance, they were presented and
discussed. The labors of a Cabinet of
ficer are incossaut and full of responsi
bility. His time is largely taken up
with call, and, like tho President, he
must, out of such fragments of time
as he can secure, manage to study and
decide the important questions that
are daily presented 10 him. Certain
appointments, chiefly of a clerical
character, aro by law given to tho
heads of the departments, and rith
these the President usuully refuses to
interfere, though ofteu urged to do
so. It was my practice to refuse fco
end, any card of recommeudatiou to
a Secretary, thought I spent mauy a
weary hour explaining to friends why
I could not do so."
' FOR 0OqKTBT3 SAKE.
aw iHDiAir nantERstirriKi mm.
IKS FROM 1)1 SKA K.
II Waa la lha Baltt With taa Apeh-t
Whoa flermiltno Was Capturaxl.
Prowi l rrrn, A'tte York CVf.
Wera with the exposure of army life oa
the froatler, and polsossd by the nomtnunl
drinking of alktll watar, Joseph Pk-irniif
returned to Philadelphia elsht years ago,
brokn down la hnalth and enable to do any
work.
He had served fire year with the Ninth
Cntted Htntoa. Infantry In many a desperate
fight with the Indian In Arlr.ona aad othr
frontlor Htnts ami had won an enviable
rwoonl. In tho fWir conflict whon Oeronlmo,
thu famous ohlof of the Apaches, was cap
lumd, Mr. Fl-yauf was among the brave
eolilinrs who, foiyntful of everything bat
duty, charged upon the hostile Indiana.
Llfo on Ihe plains sont to an untlmply
death many soldiers who worn nnvr touelunl
by a rwlkln's bullet or arrow, aiijl Mr. ri-
raufcams nnarsuch a fate an that. Along
llmB Imforehls tlrao was out ho was tskn
arrloiialy ill, but he stuck to his post autll
n honorable illseharge was finally given to
him.
Whoa h rxaohnd Philadelphia. ttv Indian
flichter was scarcely mor than skin and
boniti, and forthriw wis-k- he lav ilivprrati
ly ill In a hospital. Ilr felt di ?.. an 1 his
(tiimni'h felt as ff It had drto l up. Thi-so
rymptoins wrr aci'oinpHnii y blood v dys
rnlery. whli-h no misll. iiw smviiH.1 to ndiovo.
After two yonrs ot sutT"riii)r Mr. VI.'Kaut
cam to Now York and was tronlnd by sov
rnl phyii'lsns. ThesH did not nxrif, aomo
railing his dis-as catiiarh of thn Btomaoh,
and other chroiih' illarrlne..
In sjioakitiir In it rep rtir alioilt hi Illness
Mr. Fhvuuf said Ihodortors helped htm, hut,
with all tho money ho spent for advlon and
modi. -mil, h was ,bh to work ouly a small
part of tin- tt m. Hin.'e innvlntr to his pres
ent home. No. 517 We.t Forty-mvond Htnet,
in New York, ahout a year io, Mr. Klocnuf
tins hot-n so ill that tits voice and hearing nl
most left him.
Then all me liclnns full.-1 anil Hi" Kirk man
had little hopii of r vrv, At till" crillcal
tlmi'lir. Williams' Pink PUN fir I'al" l'eo
pie were ris-ixniiixiidi'd to Mr. Flivaiif, and.
ulm.wt in n ln-t hopo, hi. In-iran tiak lnu thi'tn.
"Tho Ihmh'McIiiI eTi-t nf the medli'llio ws
fell nt oii.-e." Mr. Klotrauf tol l tin- reporter,
'and U.f.if I had tak.'ii a lx I Isynn to
eat with n-lWii. Thren Iioxcm mado mo fi
much l"ler that I hetfan v,,rk and hav. Ihsmi
alile lo keep at it suii e. lor live months."
Ur. WiIMhiiis' Pink I'll I, for Palo INnplw
nro not u putt-iit mo.in in the s"iiso that
iianio implies. They worn llr.-t I'ouip.iuiided
a a priwnptlon and used as audi In sriieral
pra.'tice .y mi emlneut physician. Ho uront
va their ellli'iii'V that It was deemed wise to
phii-o iliom within the rcai'li .if all. They
ar iw iiiHiiiifai-ured by die r. Williams'
Modicum Company, iselienwindy. N. Y.,an l
are sold ill Isix.-s ( never in loose forn hy 1 1ni
iloeii or hiiiidnsl, and the pulile- are cnu
tioucd against miTiieroiis Imiliilioii s dd lu
this shiiM( al .Ml coats a hot. or sit Pnvs fm
t'i.M, and may ho h id ( all drucrlts or
ilins-t t.y mail from r. Williams' Modielae
Cotupa ii y.
RATTLESNAKE WINE.
It la a Favorite Medicine in the Went
I ml lea.
I '. 1 1 .1 : 1 mill loiocli, In his "Mcitii'.'tl llllil
Surgical Observations." puMished In
1771. ltIvi-m a Niiuimaiy ul' 1 1 IV. -i-.-nt an-
elelil ther;liclllii- liiel limls, baseil on
the use uf animal poisons. ( ine nf Ms
olisel valiollM relates to a ease of severe
pains, spasms, etc., uf long iluiiilloii.
(iiHM-h mi, after speaking of tin pa
tient's HiiD'erlngs: "Not lo appear In- I
lio nut ti lo so wretched a being, after
tollilu' til in I could o nothing. I sent
him n ImihIc uf ratilesuake wine, to
take u yhiss of f ci-,U'i;tly. This was
In the West In. lies ipank iih the hlu'li
est .'in-ill. il. Tlii.e niclits aflcr the
patleiit wall.iil iu. 'Sir.' said I.e. 'you
rami.. I lie so 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 :i inn '.. d as I am. nor
hull' so mil. Ii pleased, I am come to
thank you. and. it' imt i i IimIiimI, to
Worship J nil.'" liuni'll's accniiiil nl'
how lie learned the xil'IIH'S id' rattle
Mini,.1 1 1 ii is as i.!I.ik "A very
wealthy old gentleman In tho West
Indies had l.o k' I n at ill l od with
leprosy tn a Ii i ll ilcoi'ee. which was
lleeuied I lu ll t ; lite l.y his pliy hii'iu IIH.
Appareiitly in a dying (-late, he mado
his will, leaving a largo legacy to a
female servant, who had lived with
him ninny years. This clrcuinstaiiee
being known to the servant, she und
lur paramour studied and contrived
how to make away with him lu such
n manner as lo raise the least suspicion.
They put t he heads of l atliesiiaUes into
the wine he drank, thinking it would
prove an Infallible poison; on the con
trary, lie grew better, and the crimin
als, Imagining the poison huh not
strong enough, added inure snake ve
nom, whereby the gentleman was re
stored to perfect health. Conscienco
finally put this servant upon her knees
before her muster, confessing her
crime. Forgiveness was granieil, and
the old gcuilc man gave her a sum of
money, ordering her to depart nud
never nee him more."
Mamma Willie, where nro those ap
ples gone that were In the storeroom?
Willie They are with tho gingerbread
that was In the cupboard. Exchange.
tfiAT or onio.rrTv or Toledo, l
. Lot as County. ( .
Frank J. i hsmt ui .kesoath that ha la the
Sauiur partner nf the linn ol V, J.I'bkky A
Co., iloiiirf linainsftH in the City of Toledo,
Counlyaiid Stueitroie.iuil.aiiil that said una
will pay the mim o( (INK Hl-'MlKtU 1)UU
LA HS for each and ev, r caasof ( atarru llial
c-aiiuolbavurad b Uiueof li all's Cat ahhm
C-ti' . F'hank J. Chksky.
i (Sworn to before ma and Niiliwriiied In my
pre-iuuuo, IkudlU Uay vt I leeemlH-r, A. ll. lboi
I ' - A. W. (il.KABON,
s a i. Aulurji'ui.la.
Hall's Catarrh Core la taken InternnllT. and
acta dlrecliy ou the blood and rutn-ouaaiirfacae
Of Uioaaloiu. (St-nd (or tuaiiin.nilala, frae.
Sold by Drarg-tAU. 7io.
Kvery year I'PIO.OOO is paid for u.lmhsloiis
to the (iraud Opera, l'aris.
pr. Kilmer' Pwamp Hoot rurea
ull Kidney anil Pladiler IrollbUn.
1 'i. in I'll lei and coiisu'.talion freu.
huboruiory, lllnghaiuiiiuii,X. Y.
Hopkins county, Ky., Is experiencing a
lio tabic religious revival.
Gladness Comes
With a better understanding of tha
transient nature of the many phys
Icnl ills which vanish before proia-r ef
forts gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There Is comfort In
the knowledge thnt no tunny forms of
sickness aro not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the plcusant
family laxative, Syrnpof Figs, prompt
ly removes. Thnt is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneilcinl
effects are duo to tho fact, thnt it Is tho
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without debilitating tho
organs on which it nets. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
flciul effects, to noto when you pur
chase, t hat yon have the genuine art icle,
which Is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and bold by ull rcp
Utitlde ilruirgi..ts.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
end the system is regular, then laxa
tives or other remedies nro not needed.
If nfllictcd with any actual disease, ntio
may bo commended tnthe most hlullful
physicians, hut If in need of a laxative,
then etio should have the best, und with
the well-informed everywhere, Svrupof
i" iu's stands hio-hc-t and is most lanrely
Used and gives most general sat isfuctiou,
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
W. L. Douglas
$3. SHOE "o&d!"6
I( yon pay 4 to ii lor h.s, ex
amine the V. 1.. ii..,i'l.is MH., nn.l j9 J
i' wli.it a coed lns- you can buy lor bV
OVER 100 STYLES AND WIDTHS,
CONfJKI-'.SS. llt'TION,
Hint I.ACi:, ninile in nil
Ii lints ul the In ! arli'i li'd
lentlu r liy skilled work
men. Wo
make nn.l
aell in. ire
-'K S3 Mhicb
fL. FjRT u other
l.iaiiiifa. I urrr in the world.
Mr. William T. O.lme, a grocer
doing business at l"U2 Norrls M.,
Phlladolphla, recant ly mate tha
following statement concerning
Illpan Tubules: "I had what tiia
doctors called N .'rYoo.a InJIgnatloo,
from which t sufferad day and night.
I tried soYPral doctors, took elootrle
treatment, patent medteluei, and,
in fact, everything thnt I could hear
of, but nothing done ine any good
and I mndo up my ml id there was
Ao help for me, only to grin and bear
tt, but one Jay I wo passing a drug
store and sloppe I to look nl the ills,
piny In tho window and I happened
to see a card with 'Itinans Tabula'
on It and 1 thought, wall, hare's
another straw for a drowning man,
SJ I'll throw aomn more, money away,
So I wont lu and bought a box, aud,
immsto me, the first dors took
effect. I have been triklng tbcm evor
Bitn-e and thvy have surely worked
wonders Willi me. When I look lack
oa tho pant and thu ou my prent
condition, seems to me 1 n;u a new
lua a. I am i-nj.iyiug elf;ant health
aow, and I fool tlvit I owe uuuvy
thanks to Ripnns Talnil.ia, I havo
recommended them to several of tny
IrlPiuls who say they are wonderful,
aud 1 must ,iy they ;tre n Uod sen I
to any one suffering from n disorder
of this nature."
Rlpaiu Ttl.ute, re ton hr dnia.a'.. nr by mall
ff Him tirli-e ,vi i-iiin a u.i) I. .tn t. rhrt lllp.ia
eheniW-al ''.mil' inv. No. 10 S(irue, .( , 'ewy.,r4.
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One Hundred Pare Il
lustrated Hortc Hook
I 'I Vt e. l p i .. hi . tin,
to pirk i nl a k'"o.t lloiae.
kn.iu imp rle. i.i.i..ania
K'l.rri a.' irnu.l. d.s
b.t (iia-s.e nl.il rflerl a
tine wh.n aame i poa..
hie tail t he k... by tha
lie'fl whal lo n I lha
rtiner.'ii .r:a o( Ihe ani
mal, how (...hoe a Moras
propt-riv. .-li'.. nr.
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n'.ta in . I tiv read i.e ..or
(lue llnuilri il P.i I'hia-
I trii'eil llor-e be. k nhi. h
we i , i,.i ,r,i . .. i ,nl,,
on re. . iii of .ii.,- n
tampa. A..n-ed t the Ib.rai ' loo i d a Irienrl
lo mll to he lift: e.l. a lor ual.l of k'low.eca
ell - Il r t:. N' ).r r. il tor o l Iwi (. .t',. , ; w.
IWa.k I'i Hi isms.. M s ,r i:u I ol si. V I' ll.
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP:
en. :,! ran -"fit to
caipt . I al. JA ML., A. I All. KM' 11. loillai,.!. V .
Morphine llal.lt (.nrnl la 14
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W. L. DOUCLAS. Rrockton, Mass. SEND $1
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u No wonder poor Dinnic's so tired, carrying
all day that great big piece ot
Pi
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Wlien an artli'la baa been eM fur SI yeara,
In aito of couuMitttlou aud rbeac luiltalhsia, it
mutt buve aurermr iiuality. iH.brni..' Kltvlrli'
B.M.p baa hem cuiiabm'ly luailu and acid aim'
leii. .Ut yviir jructrvr U. lsl ol all.
Paring an eight months' tour Jeuny I.lnd
Betted ASO.IKH
SurrcRsns riioa Coiunis, Hons TnaoAT,
e(c, aliould be conatautiy an). piled with
" Jhwu'i ifroncilai JYvr'wa." Avoid imitations.
A IJultlmore luilllou
to bear l'attl sing.
tuoe paid 200
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charged for a small piece of other
brands, the chew is no better than
"Battle Ax." For 10 cents you
get almost twice as much as of
other high grade goods. The 5
cent piece is nearly as large as other
10 cent pieces of equal quality.
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