nr, 11
HANDY POST LIFTER.
.though Extremely Simple the Im
plement Here I)eorlhel Xever
Valla to lo ! Work.
During the sliu-k of work I have been
fcing some fence building, changing
the boundaries of a large Held, which
has necessitated the moving of some SO
ar 90 cedar posts still in sufficiently
good condition to replant. These posts
ad been set, not driven, nnd bad not
been pointed, so that getting them out
of the ground appeared at lirst a ilitli
eult task. Although the sod was wet,
jet after working 'hem loose in all di
rections they stuck so persistently and
required so much tugging, ctVorf and
SUBSTANTIAL POST lilFTBR.
time to get tlu'in above ground that I
isclded to procure some assistance
ivhleh would not only be available for
the j ib in band, but for future refer
ence. I concluded if I could get a crow
bar will) an upturned end, which could
he hammered out to a point at the
blacksmith shop, that it would pnswer;
but, failing in this, 1 took u stout, sca
ied post about four inches in diam
eter and six or seven feet long unci had
t shod with ii heavy piece of iron with
an OUt-turned point. With this imple
ment, after working them loose, it was
a very easy matter, with the use of an
other post, for a fulcrum, to pry out the
old posts, no matter how tenaciously
the.'- stuck. Guy B. Mitchell, In Farm
and Fireside.
GERMAN BEET SUGAR.
Some Authentic Fluurea from Which
American Farmer fan llraiv a
Valuahle l.rsson.
Some figures taken from a sugar
rrado journal and republished by the
St. Louis Republla show what an as
tonishingly large quantity of sugar the
German beet fanners managed to
raise on a comparatively small quanti
fy of land during the crop year of 1SH7
ft. In thii crop year there were 1,080,
I'ift acres devoted to the cultivation of
sugar beets. The beeti worked
mounted to 13,607,801 tons. In the of
ficial table the average yield is set
down nt tons per acre. Some de
ductions are evidently made, for the
average really figures out 12.08 tons per
acre. Baaed on raw sugar, the sugar
production is given as 1,844,300 tons.
This would make the yield average
3,703 pounds to the acre. These figures,
I the prevailing conditions of sugar
inking In the United states could be
relied on as permanent, would hold out
m promise of profit to American ag
riculturists. According to present in
formation the sugar manufactories in
the I'nited States pay $4 to $1.50 per
ton for sugar beets. Placing the beet
yield at 12.22 tons per acre and esti
mating the prices according to the
standard quoted, between M'. anil 138
mould be realized for the sugar beets
produced upon an acre of land. This is
more than four times us much as the
average value per acre for wheat they
raised in 1SH7, when they had an un
usually (rood demand and n favorable
ncre obtained by American farmers for
the market for its sale.
PACTS FOR FARMERS.
ft is rarely safe to risk going
through the summer Without a good
forage crop.
If you like greens, use the young
Beets, tops and all. taken out in thin
ning the crop.
If the clover that is expected to
make seed is being pastured care must
be taken not to graze down too close.
Having the sol I'.ne and mellow nml
itirring frequently will aid materially
iu retaining the i-.:oiture in the soil.
The sugar corn will car better if not
Joo much crowded. It nerds sun nnd
air around it to grow it to perfection.
Some weed. teem to hold possession
ul the laud persistency, but when they
are kept down by frequently cutting off
the tops it is but u matter of time be
fore they Will die, ns- e'very cutting
muses exhaustion. Western Plowman.
Making Sweet Soap (.ri nse.
U many farmhouses nlHhe scraps of
'at, cooked nnd uncooked, r.re thrown
together In n large tub or kettle, where,
xyosed to air, it quickly becomes ex
dingly offensive to the senses. Ons
-wonders how it can be that such stink
ing greaso can c chnnged into good,
ritansing soap. Tint it is said the expla
nation Is that the thorough boiling
which the grease receives with the lye
Vstroys all the'offensive germs. But it
nXy does this after much of the value
ef the grease has been destroyed. Get
cake of potash and make a strong lye
af it. Throw this ever the grease and
tat, entirely covering it. The grease
will be partly turned into soap by this
and will keep sweet without any waste.
American Cultivator.
, v- )
AS BAD AS A FIRE.
Traveler la Trxaa Was Compelled
to Mine Three Times la
Uae Main.
"Did you ever sleep in three differ
ent towns and in three difTcrcut hotels
iu one night, puying three times for a
rather incomplete night's rest'.'"'
The old traveling man threw out the
question In an unconcerned way after
having listened In silence for an hour
w hile the other members of the Corner
club reeled off yard after yard of stories
about the road, its pleasure, its dan
gers and its humors. The pause that
followed was only broken by some vio
lent but futile efforts by the stutterer
to launch a sentence.
"Well, I hnve done it," the old travel
ing man continued. "And I may add
that although 1 have been kept on the
road for L'O years 1 have never met a man
Who was able to boast of the same ex
perience. It came about in this way:
I was down In Texas in ISSl nnd 1SS2,
and New Year's day found me iu 0 s mall
town called l.ongvievv, with my nose
t iirncd in the direction of the neighbor
ing town of ryler. lo get to one 01
these towns from the other you must um) Up the horc throat mm lUllga rtitions 0f the particular locations con
travel on two different railroads und and give relief within a short time- tMnnhsted. Thus, one may qualify for
cover about 40 miles of ground, al
though the towns are hardly more than
niilis apart as the crow flics. Long
view is on the International & Great
Northern, while Tyler is on the Mineola
branch of the Texas Pacific. The two
railroads cross each other at u junc
tion called Troop, about LM miles from
l.ongvievv and 18 miles from Tyler.
"I was Inning my dinner iu the hotel
at Longvlew about six o'clock on the
evenine of New "i ear's do v, w lien a lirst -
class norther came swooping down
upon us. If you have never met a genu
ine Texas norther pray that you may
be spared from having the experience.
The wind will spring up without a mo
incut's warning, and I have seen it low
er the temperature SO degrees In 60 min
utes, Rvcryone had been going around
In his shirt sleeves. After the norther
began an ulster was needed, There
was no tire in the house nnd no Com
fort. My train did not leave until 11:10
p, m. The only thing I could think ol
was to take a room and go to bed, and so
I did, I awokeat 10:30, jumped into my
clothes and caught my train.
"My watch showed u few minutes
after midniffht when I arrived at
Troop and heard that the west-bound
1 rain on the Texas Pacific was any way
, . . . ,
from two to three hours late. A band
of immigrants was waiting for the snme
train and they filled the waiting-room.
Some were cooking n meal on the red
hot stove. In the middle of the room.
Others were sleeping on the benches
and on the floor. There was not a va
cant seat to lie had und the atmosphere
was indescribable. The air outside wus
pure enough, but the thermometer reg
istered tf. degrees above 2ero, which is
not a very comfortable temperature
for a man without an overcoat or
gloves. There, was only one way to keep 1
warm to cross me thicks 10 me nine
hotel o)iosite the station nnd crawl
Into n warm bed for a couple of hours,
and this I did.
"I slept till 4:1.-1 and caught the be
lated train at -1:4:!. There was only one
passenger, who left the train when we
reached Tyler at 5:15, and that was I.
It was pitch dark then, cold as Alaska
and so quiet that your steps sounded
like hammer beats along the streets.
No one was stirring in the hotel at that
time and it took me a quarter of an hour
to wake up an old negro who was sleep
ing on the floor in the office. The first
thing I did When I got inside the house
wus to dig out the keys to the bar und
to gulp down two big drinks of whisky.
And then 1 asked for a lire.
" 'No coal, massa.' the old nigger an
swered, grinning like a split water
melon; 'no wood, no nulling. Mflssn had
better go to bed.'
"And so I did, to be sure, for the third
time that night. It was 5:48 o'clock
in the morning then and I slept like a
dead man till 0:30. Have you ever
heard the like of it? And yet my lodg
ing for that night cost me only $1.50, or
Hit oonfe at anotl lmtnl The fun rif it
when it was all over, was worth 11.50,
1 think." N. V. Sun.
I'rults llcplncc rimvers.
Fruits are replacing flowers as deco
rations for the table, and for 1 his ptir
jiose are used not fruit bought by the
pound, but fruit on its branches. These
branches are entwined In the hanging
lamps, forming a sort of cradle whence
bang fresh currants, shining cherries,
plums with the bloom on them, golden
apricots, etc. On the table, in little lint
".lass dishes shaped like haves, are ar
ranged cherries, currants anil other
fruit in season. These cut glass dishes
arc made In a very practical form, with
B second compartment in which are
placed powdered sticjar and a little
spoon. There may be four or six of
them, of fairly larpe size, or else little
ones may be chosen, in which case there
should be one to each guest. New and
ingenious ideas for laying- the tables
are being continually introduced. Thus
beside the plates arc placed small crescent-shaped
plates for salad, and some
times delicate little silver knives and
forks, used only for this purpose as
in the ease of fish knives are ndded.
Chicago Times-Herald.
Oaaldn't Fool Her.
She was evidently new at house
keeping nnd marketing, but carried
herself with an air intended to impress
people with the opinion that she knew
nil about it, and wasn't going to be Im
posed upon. It was at the Konseeours
market before a fish stall.
"Lobster, madam? Oh, yes!" said
the denier, with deference. "Very nice
ones this morning. Here is a first-class
one, madam," he said, exhibiting one
in its sail of glistening emerald.
The alert customer tossed her head
and exclaimed:
"Oh, no! You can't fool me with any
of your green, unripe lobsters) I want
a red one)" Montreal Star.
OLD MEXICO.
Twenty-three Daya' Tour via Ptnnn
ylvanla HallrwMl.
The PsiasylWMna Kailroat Company haa sa
ranged tor a special ersonally cotKlucleil lour
through Obi heiku by .occlI lull men train
of parlor-smoking;, dining:, sleeping, compart
ment, and observation cars, to leave New ork
and Philadelphia February 1.'. visiting all the
principal points of interest ill Hie "i-atld of
.Monteiuma." and spending Ave Uaye in t.ie
City of Mexico
rtesm'ntltflvUS I
$ai from all points
r.d. acres, equipped witn sunaDie ounuiags,
For rurther information apply to ticket laboratories, and so forth, the young
EST, TtEStSGte'Z "en of the realm who desire to broaden
street, Newark, r J ; B fouriaeiider, Jr , I their horizon and their field of effort
IWrngrr Agent Haltimore District, Baltimore. . an sagas, nt oim or two vears in
.Md.- t'oiln i,dd. Pssssaiat Agent, south- take a course ol one or two years m
eaatern District, Washington. D. C-; Thos. K. ! what 1b known as "training for the col
bu ?SLwn& I onies." Here they are taught that t hese
llsaaial l assenger Agent, Philadelphia. I- far-away dependencies are not Kldora-
aas m ' does, where gold can be had for the
Having a Ureal Ruu of rhaoiberlKliTa cartage, but places in which pioneer pa-
ougli Remedy. tience, courage and thrift are neces-
Manager Martin, of th Piemen ; sary qualities. The theory of 'rough
drug store, informs. us that he il I Ing it" is inculcated, and the instruc
havinRH great run on Chamberlain's tlon is to a considerable extent along
Cough Remedy. Ho Bells live bot emergency lines, such as saddlery, ctfr
tle of that mediciM to odh of any pentry, dairying, veterinary medicine
Other kind, MHO it BITS! great satin und the like.
faAtinn In these ilavs of ia grippe There Is nlso n varied system of in-
tbere is not hi tit.' like Chamberlain is
Cough Ileiuedy to Mop I lie eoiigli,
iiiu sales me glowing, una uu who
ii v it are pieasea wiu n i
. , , ., ...
npnou -guutu yuisasn anas"
met
Tor sale b.Y ull Druggists.
FLORIDA.
inn Unki' Tour vin ivhm) lAim.r.
ItnilrniKl.
Ths Srs' Psnnsvlvanla tonrof ths season t.i
Javkaotivlll", allowing two weeks In Florida,
,va New Y.,rk and I 'hi la. li l phi i Iclmi-
arv 0
Rseitrsion th-kcts. inriuatng railway irnm
iiurt 11 ruHimn neeolllll 'islalloll ion - r -
tmrtb), and iota snriMrta in both directions . jn finding openings for th le Who come
while traveling on tin special Vain, will bj . p. insular limitations of Creat
Mild at the foilowlng rates 1 New York, fan no, 1 ... ,
hiladalphla, Harrisbors;. Haltimore, and I Britain and the sharp In. c ol tlisi rini
Washington. lloOi; HiU-hurn, MB Oil, anil al i.ltion Hrawn through families bv the
Drnnornnnata rates front other points, , , , , . , , .
,.':.r ,!,..,.,.. i.:emr,.....l other information law of primogeniture is giving this k.tld
spply to ticket sgenls, Tourist "gent at IHW (1f training n larger value as the popn
Z;F:?XW?n ' ltion Increases nnd the opportunities
Inci'iler, ,Ir . Passenger ii.eni nainm re ma-
trict, Haltimore. nn.i onn miwm is-nnu
tvenl soiilh nst 111 in-lrii'l. .i-niiii.-niii.
i h,,. I . Wii't I iiB .cn 1
Auent nestern
Oeo. W, Boyd,
r aaeot, Broa I
1 I- -t.
District, Pittsburg, Pai or n
Isslstanl General Passe-tig
Street Station, Philadelphia
1 is 1.
Tor over tlfiy
UKQ Svitre has be
chiMrcn while te
bUli H.I..
ears ViL-. WlXStW'l OOTn
ill lissn tiy mothers for then
tliinij. Are you disturbed si
night and btoken of yoat rest by a sick chili
.ufftrlng .nd crying with pahtef 'n"h
U sox'lld at once mill get :i llottleof lllrs. Will
hil.l
low's Soothing Syrup" for RMMren Teething
Its value Is Incalculable, It will relieve ttiepoor
little sulTerer Immediately, Depend upon it j
mothers, thOTS Is no mistake uliout it It cure- 1
diarrlnea. regulates the Stomach nnd Bowel.
cures Wind Colic, softens ms 1 s, ism"
I nnalillnaiioii, nun giTWJ oioe imhi noisi
whota system "Mrs, Wlastew's Booth! ag sy
rup" for children teething is picasant to llic
taste and Is the prescription of one of lbs old
est and hest female physieionsned nursosinthe
Piiltstl Wales anil I" for atfJs all draaajsts
throughout tbi WOrUL Price, twenty-live cent"
a' bottle. 1'e sure unit get "Mils. WlSUWl
SoOTnTSttSYUTr. 1
Vs-lv.
"Campaigning
in the -
Philippines'
A Igpik ' f over 400 pajrwi with
tiearlv SOOlitwtititiiHUiiBtrutioni'
n) trtNiiM in Hittinil ntld M i nt's in
the Philippine lslatuis, published
by
The Hiulis-Judd Publishing Company
of S mi PraDcbo, the only pub
lishers in I he Unitetl States wlm
sent reprist'iitatives to Manila
especially tn cotnpile a history
ul the war. As nianv as 23
writers were engaged in the work
in Manila, many nt whom were
with the troops ot their various
tnilteil to use olliei;
verily their reports.
1 fee i in .s to
Maps ' Battlefields
made by an official map'-maker
in the 8th Army Corps enables
the reader to follow closely the
movements, of troops.
Description of Philippine Islands
"ivinir statistics nnd oilier inf'or-
i
inatioii as to climatio conditions,
resources, etc., anil tin account ot
the trip to Manila, taking the
reader to Honolulu and tlinitiirl)
. . ... .. I 33 4 XI 8 PI p ill ror riulmlf Iphln "no nen
Japan and I lima, arc interesting vork 6:i8 ssa m, i iw i m 4 33hh,i 111! pat rw
features Of the book. H,.rr..Purg 8 .0 .
. , cit. Philadelphia t Erie R R Division.
The Ponnsylvania Special Edition ' '
contains a complete history of the ' xohthekn ravrrttAL kah.way
... i i 1 it i . Trslaa lesTB Saubary datlr siosat Saaasy i
loth Poonsylvaaia olunteer (nr )Suiu4oviwm
Uu.i in tl. Pkitttmina namnatirn 6 10 a m lor tsTsSMlla KiUan.l fansndalttiia
Cg t 111 till! 1 llllipilllic (dllipaign jg am totlMOk Hiren, Tyrone nml the West.
ailll also tllt name, postoffice till- 1 10pW for Hellefonte Kane Tyrone aaslOMaa.
a UllltltlM
llrt'SS allti OOCtltiatiorJ of every ' 5 45 p m lor kenovo and Kliulrn
. I . gip Bt Mr WUttaasipoil
member Ot the reStmeat. toaetb- Sunday 5 iu a at Sjr Krle anil RTmndulKua
.if. 11 -II A I A l4am tortooU Haven sad H 25 B in for VII
er wilh lists of killed anil wound-! iBIU,port
ed, deaths and tlisease, promo- 9Marl,t 9 55 n m 2 mTUnd 5 tp m lor wiikes
tions, discharges, etc., and also fi CtMS tap at. 5 P m for shamo
OUts of each company and officers ' k,.n8 a"or wiike.b.r.e
of the regiment It is vouched
e i:..:..ll,. nssisl I,, ., issi 1 rrains lenve Sellnnrove Jnnetlnn
un "J - "
t ificatc from the Colonel
Advance Sale of 6000 Volumes
iu Manila shows the faith ol :sol- j wstagtoa niWMphUl
dier&in U)C publication. It ISItMam, rfaw York tllta, Baltimore 230 am
,, , i r . .. . i- i Wasbinston 4 06 a m
sold bv subscription OIllV anil Trains also Isave Sunbury :
,,. 1 i i a r. am dally arriving- at Phlladeldhla fl :.2 a ni
returning soldiers have been em-! Baltimore ISJ a m Waslilraton 745 am New
olovetl almost exclusively thus ! rSiM.
tar and have louna in misiucra-
. as 1 I
tive employment. A tew more
agents wanted in the State. Ad
dress The Hioks-Judd Publish
ing Company, 21 First St, San
Francisco. l2-21-4t
LEARN ABOUT THE COLONIES
I
Englishmen May Inform Themselves
at Home Rrmrdlis Other
Lands.
For the last dozen years Erjgland has
been developing an Institution of
which, as yet, there is little need in
this country. That is the Colonial col
Wf. In a remote corner of Suffolk, in
Which, upon an estate of .bout 800
struetlon in the different kinds of farm
ing that correspond to the natural con-
.... ltudviM wheat raising;
.,1 i 1 1 I i iu uu ... .......
nnothcr for Tasmania by acquiring the
.., ,.,.,;,,.,,, ,ri, ...1.11., n1 h r( .
hnving New Zealand in mind, will de
Ill i I III .TVS I'""1" I
vote himself to the best methods of
sheep raising. Canada has thus far re
ceived the largest number of gradu
ates, and New Zealand next. The col
lege certificate of a two years' course
U a great assistance to the student ns
a recommendation tO desirable employ
ers, nr.d those who have become settled
!n tiuir nn nccurjatloni are helnful
lor younger sous ucwiuic uiiioiii'
y fewer. As we have said, nothing pi
this sort has yet been needed in this
country, but if our foreign depend
encies continue to increaso we shall
have to engraft something of this kind
upon the system of instruction now fur
nished by our agricultural colleges.
Boston Transcript.
n 'tore Credit.
Mrs. Kpendall YOU look worried. Is
il liec.lilbe you are so ilecplv in debt?
Mr Hpendnll (gloaoillj I No. It's be
cause I can t gel any deeper. N, V.
Weekly.
Coaflletlaa Toots.
"Some men," waiil Uncle Khcn, "is so
iiusy blots in' dab own bornsdat dey can't
hear de faet'ry whistle coaxin' 'ein to
come 0 work." Washington Star.
t'-onipt Ariinlltal.
('holly If I hsve otreiuled you it bus
been Holts' I hoivght losly
L'na Lloyd Oh! I'm sure you couldn't
huve done il otherwise. l'uek.
A Itesfintilnner linpllcil.
"Mamma." said Maifjie. (Trsvely con
templdtlnR ihe familv cow, Mhossj has
-rune liiiria in ber swtleti."
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears ths
Signature of
ENNSYtsVANU K4ILR0A0,
Sanbury & Lowistowu Divisinu.
In eflVt, Nov. 1!, lM:ii. ,
KMTWAIU. STATIONS. , l ASTM AKIC
!! ;
hni y.i; Boabarjr J
gig lOW BellnsgrOTO Junction SOI 'iiiu
g( pi is tallnsgrOTc IW SIS
Ifj 1091 Kawung hbi sot
.:u io.m Krasmtr b ol
l Ul ID 27 Melser HI t
2 10 iu xi sllddlaburg Bj ISJ
46 lo:w Ban fat ISI 4el
g I04S lteiiveitoll li s SB 4 :t7
SSO ISSl Adamaiiurtt H'-M 4!W
i:io7 l ST Raubs iiiis 1 it ll
g OS MeClura fjt 1
in i IS Wagnn TS7 tM
ag) (111 slimille 7M ICS
in;IO II 'Jl I'ninti rvillt 7 I'J 400
!u:m H27 Staltlaod TS SM
:i 4r, nas Lawistown TH
:i 17 It ST Lswlstown (Haln Street.) 7 SI S4U
,150 n in Ltialatuwa Jonctjon- ; I to
Train leaves Suniuity B 2" n m, nr-
rives at BelinsgroTe 6 -i'r p tu
renins leave Lswlatown Junction :
I V2 n Bt, 1 13 n in, 1 10 o SIJSS p ni I SI P '". 7 07
' r of Baltimore ami Watkiaatea hamiiu ISI
II Sd p if, for Altisins, KltiPiiuru iino ino bom,
I inmam.wMkdi.ys arrivlnn at r-hllidelphls
ioupin New York 5 53 pm Baltimore S 11 p m
I WsshiogtontlOpoi
534 p m daily arriving at Philadelphia
n m, .. m N Ynrk llliD. Hull I inure 9 45 D Bl
T- V-t a 11 r m nalllmrta 11 eft
fSaJaiwV
IBS p at. New York 1 30 p m
1 al nm.
dayi arrlTtag at Philadelphia
, Baltimore I Do B BJ
Washlaatan T lSnm
Trslm also leave Snnbury at 50 a m and 5 28
sad S Si pat. tor Barrieburg, Philadelphia and
Baltimore
J . H. WOOll. Oaa'l rass Agent
I. B. HUTCHINSON Osa'l Maaactr.
for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
In Use For Over 30 Years.
th c eiNTsus eesMsr, TT isusssy tiit. nwosscit
A DOLLAR SAVED is
DEXTER
SOLE LEATHE
Tbia Ladies' DobroIs Kid Boo.
nnnntpr inner, outer sole ana neei.
'tin. Oners Toe. 2 to 8, 1. E, or EE,
Eqoakt iinv $2 bcot sold. Ooi makx, Mou-y letum
fuctoi v. We guatantee lit, style, we f
SSSSSSaS ,ir..l,il,n-li.. Willi HIlMtratlDIISIll IV) liill'.-M'l S III SllOr
ra iMckat wlilob scourrss Liberal OiSb Botiiwon y -yoer's trading,
a t r Rlnnals
TJEbrlMUXsliiLa buj sayutlug Uie DKXTKBIl.OuSuoo.
I-K Ve "r Mrr-Ti!.' shoes are proving saUSfaCtory. TtltS pslr tBat 1 now bsr msta JS
Mitmni s vim of Sltoes Ul n I have MUgBl 01 n'i llli Oi-v an- Sll p od, I SDpwed nm
!jmm,i i hi3lasti.Hietve.iir m h ad i bj tooVls iW. dft ;;i
" it ! ' ,, ilii'ln-l nt.il I'Miinliu'ii 'lH'Ul tlu.ro lu-hlv nml priuurline lem Cheap ut (.
you will nnd gn order with this letter tor two raorspjroi
Uisivi'iiiiu v vi.urs, MRS. J.N WIWAAMW,
1 tTUIbu, Uttdsolno co., cat.
p s. t'se myinsme It you like,
D"XtI?ni srTeaae'nnd anclosed. herewith, express money ordr. Plenss send th - shoes
nm wlihmit i fliv 1 urn needing Hum. My Wile ISalfflOSI liure'oo ed SBd I dun t, W'SlW
l.iiv Shi m lit utiy o'tli" hous.. ri'diise I ln.ve us.nI .. iv.vter and llnd ilietn the he. t tor
ia money, PHILIP M, BCKALH,
Nawoka, ill
DEXTER SHOE CO, smSsSt, Boston, Mass.
Estalilislied 1S80.
Capital
SELMD'NO MONEY
0IA01 P80P CAIIHtT SUIDICt SfWINO BtASMllJl Vr"'"'tJ '
v nan .t.m n. n si v,n,r iirHr-nt frHiirht denot and if feel
Drrfrvtlr sllfflorj.os.:tly aarepn'titiuted, .',ul to irklnrtouirn ll
u hliika. roo.OO, and THK USK1TIMT HAKtitlX TOO
mB iii Am. or, p; Special Offer Price $15.60
p re iarlsl ajrrBll oLT
..! , ..l,i .. : .Miirhii.i va. i'M.' liW i Hinii nii'l the
avrraift-7.1 ivnfforogiriii-iwmiiei. uiVt IT IMKll MONTHS THIAl m
riMirown hincavnd we will mum yurlV w ny amy yon art) not
iatlift-d. 1sll illnVroiet ualea w4 (rradr t.f aWvisa flarhln . al (f.&O,
flu 'in, 11 UlaMl aad no. nil fully de-.cril.ed In our Kre-e Hwlsis;
JUrhine ( aia'ofof, butfli.&O f'-rttil- lKOI' Ht-h UBISKT Bl'KDll'K la
ikax q.e.,.,11 .i ii1a evvr utfrred hy tnv hnu?.
ortUADC OlT IMITATIONS l-y
DfTWna. W S a ivi s ra a - a w who Cupy nur sVWr-
U7lfeiiteS1ofTerln2 unksrsain asaeblai-s uiuit r Vstrioiti names, with farloaaln
i .... mania tTi-I. m.-np f ." i . ' i In ' inr.i "u anil Irani who are reliable and n ho are not.
TM BURPICK
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tVHIT U()UD I'OIM UK KVIKT Hltm
UKtllK 41II1MI MADE WITH Till
DirMTti or JhOU.
iH-at moai'rs
rrom t lit- best
can bur
far". '-asfs-T --
fftf.00, and then If convinced that you are savinif MMt to 10,00, pay your frelsrbt rent i the 116.50.
nit to KKTrKN TOlB l&.50 if at any time within three monthi you say you are not latlafled. OEDEft TO-DAT.
DON'T ntLAY, (Sfars, liopbuclt .V Co. art throuirhly reliable.- Kditor.)
Address, SEARS; ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.) Chicago. III..
srwja
nraSTan asvEKAL briobt axi bos
i-.Ht iHTsons to riipri'ent u. ns N nniiKers in
this anil slaasbg ooantlas. Salary & n yi-nr
anil i-xp"llses. Stralgtlt, bnn.i tiilc, no BWrs
BO less sAlnry. 1'iisition pcrinaii'-nt. Our refi-r-eui'fs,
any bank in any Inwn. It is mainly if-
Saa wera ooiilaotadath s. Uaicrsaos n
close s'lf-alilressiii BBtBIBSfl soralope Tiik
Domimon UoarAVfi Dapt.g, t'litoano v-lH-1 i.t.
PATENTS
El 1 .i,.'ilt it ntniTTiMnli
OBTA'NED.
I TEEMS EASY.
Consult or eommunlcnU' with the Edilnr
DfDiln jiitpiT. who will give all nfedi'il Infor-
ination.
J
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sTTunsat AT LAW.
MmbitKBii'f!, '"a..
Ml IstlBlnssiS ei;truntfj to his rare
will rnciove iiNimpi attentiotii
HAIR SWITCH 65 CENTS.
WB HBLL HllAX II in: SWITIHN, tsaiuk
A.y k.lr .1 from 65c I" S3.29,1M At eT
fttk.sUAi matt ti S'i. eoissa.es.
OUR OFFER- ' '"' ad oul and arnd
SSI vrrcn- ton- Incloses rood Mrd
Aiuple of lbs .tsci .hsss wsnted.and cut it
out a. near tbe roots as possf Be, Inclose
ear epselsl prlr. ;ii',l.l ssd t essra tAIrs to
pay postage, and w, will stake lis sslttk Is
astsa jw kalr siact. and send to you by
rasJLpostpald.ajid i you are nnl perfectly
satlsned, retam 1 1 and we will Innedlately
refund your moner.
Omr Ss 11UI 0X.r 1'rli. si Mlswii Bos. switch
to In. Ions;, long stem, 6S0I elort Mem,
BOOl Boa tM n. long, ebon tfm. SI.2SI
tt-ln. long, short stem, SIsSOl I OS.
in. long. short item. S2.2SI 01 fain.
long, short stem. S3. 23. WB ICsaAITBB
B OvB tlOBS the highest grate OB the
BAsrkeL OrSVr st sssx sss gel Bsst fssslsl
BSSBS, Yser Meet islsiss. If jss ere set
Usasd. Write for Pre. Caalogu. of
Hslr Goods. Address.
SEARS, ROEBUCK S CO.flaS) CMc ago.
aaave. srs isa, asgsij
i
8PIN AL TTmZ Ner. HasSara!
Dr. hnert Golden Rntief.150'
a Taws arscino IH
INFLAMMATK
Old Seraa. Woaada. Sssiaalksr,, Ma
ooiQa." Aauwaouwa,
Fir Ul PAII HtlH
Brdsaiere. Wales By awl I Ste
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(Sean, Be
SiNsIf! MFsWAU
Will Hill
rraoisJT.' SaliiHlllBll to Tas Pi
A DOLLAR EARNED."
$1 Fir i $2 Si
To introduce to every family in the
XJITIT33X STATES
p
' ai
tmntfiM. IsukSlaa,
OiitNoIra nnd Ili'Pla.
Lute or Button, Bole leather
imoj '"I'mio, rami" uonii
Neoj p istpaid on rweipl
f St.
unsuti
ul.'O it suliscrl!
snvfl 00 slin ! wifftwafti itirelnoi
r.iilirr ( lal
$500,000, Incorporated
f frltf-:
ynknnw.ronrerns
Made by the.
mutt f-lstl raont r
in America,
AsataakSIIB
& f a?. 10
a I B 1 Bl BasSSBB
TrTfTlTTil ay s I
SOLID QUARTER SAWED OftK RtPfflJ JEtfggafrjm
i lusi'il (head dropping f rm night ) to be used six a renter labia, sua)
or dtsk, the other open with full lentrth table and head In place for
suawitiir 4 fane drawers, lalrat ISM tkilrlnn frine. eitrvfit ln lie led. era
wed And decorated cabinet finish, finest nickel drawer nulla, rests on four
i. r - HIiiBtnlilf tri-milt1. eenulneSnivth Iron ntA.nd. rlarst lam filch Ana
head, positive four motion ft-ed. self threading vibrating ihuttle, automat le
liobbln winder, adjustable bearlntrs, patent tension Uberator.lmprovedloote
wheel, atljnotable pressure foot. Improved ihuttb carrier, patent needle bar.
patent tlri-PS nun pi. arad la baadannely deearatee aaa oraasaeales sad MaaUIMly
5SS trlawe. GUARANTEED Ikallvhlastraaasse, aaeet dnrahle and aaarest
aniarksa snarhiBf maiif. Every knuwn attaekawat la fanhhed and our Free In
struction Book tells Just how anyone can run It and do either plain or any
kind of fancy work. A iOTara fnndlae Uaaraatesls sent with every machine.
IT rnCTC Vflll WOTHIrJr, toa-t and riaalaatkls aaaealas. compare it wlta
ITCUSTb TUU WUiniPlb tllOM vr,ur ltorckMper ielti at $4.o te
ji.sTifll BiivS.A $3,50 SUIT
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h.A r .:. BA.-.i'i'.. ut.( . t . imfs'lwo-
yO'LU'K M- 'aaT WITH AT BI.BJEJL
Mnr;;s ui k& mi or tniu tiiTt
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eii'ii . . ilT'-an i Ji ifjna i c: TA'-uy aaiw
fa 'on u!!-l -.(Lal ! anilt at 1st In ..our town far
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l'-t I'titM '!..'', mi'I i te chartr-'n.
r :MiUPAKTt;lftarul rbonlto
r. .,1 tt-ii-..'. ii-nfil'r t i rrjlt'r al
y i.i.ii . .TnailLMi
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!.:. I i.a ttt-tfw. ,tjr rlilir all-aaal
Si4nl n I f.at.Vicrs'. neat, h.tllil ' me twitttm,
fine Itallm ' i. - '.m J.m iau,:,Di,.. paeMfsnf,
alajln.' t.. . . ! S. - t f Hat-si wlf-f. -i allar ml
tarourifi t.! 1 a ;;iri' H Mtui.i lis praatl onf.
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in vi ii.-. .-!' i" " iV'ik Nf. . ;,i . "t i i. fanhitm
platen, uish m i" ;.nii rutlliuiti uetioirt lmw tooider.
l. r H't'fi ' l tu fririn ..'. up. S&uts
ptrt MUt tf.V "ii AH '' AiklreMa
lAR3, V.y.:-i-..: ' CO. (inc.), Chicajo, III
(Hearts P . m - ...i--itVij rt.UW. -sitittar.)
"EAR TWICE A,r
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