Your Money Back If Chin Closet is ml s described ma W will ship thb China Qoset freight prpid Ami of tv Miuh- jffk p4ots wt re allowed freight i- the River. It ta vie of o1tt ok. i m1, inches indict m i. li t, held t r on top, II i I n Ue : swell plat gtm. eni ami plate i'lsMront. Retail alu. $ - u sivot III buying uf the maker. Our Futnrture tVtvtrtmcnt rr.ntaln thmriayiHt of similar bargain. Our Mammoth pan eCtatrsaueeth til l ul furniture, alto ' I everything i I at. Ute and Wear; CHUlM over 13,000 lllustnti- n And quotf wholesale pti es t t finsumert n ever : - different Articles. taatMUi .''.' jr to you for ur., MA A toc.mu4ti-t m ,v- ur first orJer cf it OO. fff i .itnograprie'i tai.ii-.gue mom ramm J-iry. .tntt' tarprts. Rugs, Wall Taper, Draper!, Sewing M vJ(?nes, ItUnkefs, f .mf..m, I ramed Plctmet and vj- u'-i' s In fptoKt'-f-'l l uruJhifi In their real colon. ,-.-r r.irte, iM.Nf furm ktti witknti ekrfit an.i frtttht fattf on all the aPoi-r. I ret C woajw I Men's C I--tlnng, hat cloth tamfaW at- tv hf d. 4t'f frefay t frttsaff at,t uaranttt (?. Why wy retail tw.te frai) thing We tell atwUUii'-lr tVCTj Until,. Whlcn ttook l ynu wautf Atdrets thltar i JULIUS HIKES BON. Baltimore. Md. Seat WRITER i CORRESPONDENTS or REPORTERS Wanted etery where. Stories, newt, Ideas, poem, iltiHtratel articles, advance uews, drawings, photo graphs, unique articles, otc, etc, purchase '. Articles revised and pie pared for publication. Books pul Ushed- S.iii-I for particulars and full information before sending ar-fccl.-. The llullctin Press Association, New York. llecomlnt; er" I" roll cl e n t . "Harry is improving in his art work, don't you think?" she asked with maternal pride. "I think he draws remarkably well." "Draws well!" ejaculated the old gentleman, "Improving! Well, rather, When he first began his nrt Studies he used to draw for $85 or $.1(1 occasionally, and now he never thinks of drawing for less than f.vio, and he keeps nit? busy honoring the drafts," Chicago Post. lalil Tata Know I Ills Do you know that n neglected cough or cold lewis to eoii.iiinptinn ? .More people die from the effects f eatohlllg sold than from any other kuon-n eaiiMo Ther is one remedy, and f IMmbe It only coats twenty-five cents, th.lt lias proven a safe, unfailing cure for ooughsand eolds. Ii is called Meaiola Syrup, Your imgg si hit it or will get it for .vou II aaals and strengthens 'he breathing paasaes, when nothing else you tukc eeeins to do you good ha-1 better get a l-ottle to.ilay and read the testinionialajoii the wrapper. If live Yon Worm T ' i ' 1 . v , 1 ' 1 v ami sickly t ..U it -"Vf. Are you gro, . ., ' . .aa skin a pale or swallow tinge ? Oo you not oc casionally feel a hollow sensation in the pit lr... itiil Sj, jri u . .i;. ........ ...... bowels? lo you get easily vexed, nervous or f gdety ? I'rohahly you are noiiriahing some stomac h worms, n lengthy tape worm, or else a tlmii-aiid pin worms that are devitalizing your entire system. You can expel them by taking Mother's Worm Syrup, Nothing else is so effective. Belter Ilcullh. Better health always follows a aaa of Meil- o . ikiu -'ipnla i... - thev t-leansc the ysSetn of sickening ami effete matter so tine roughly and completely. It in a sin to remain constipated when Mexican Knot l-illa only cost twenty-five cents a DOX. The neat ln t'lire , H t,iR. iH Rb,j2!da rVrampa and , ii... or token UlternjiUrCtn re.lure swelling- and sub PVIMfhi Qooch's Quick Relief does thin and only twi-nty-flvc cents. Want to lie lrelt ? Then purify your hl"o.r '!uaing iiooeh's Barsaparllla, the best of all blood medicines. Plne-lne Cnrex files Money refunded If ever falls, Anm-Ai.i k cures Chills aud Kever, Kovr Don't Ask t a That Again. Miss Wunder Why do they have that deep crease in the new panania fcats you men are wearing? Mr. Know-jit Why, that representa the Panama canal. ISaltimore Ameri can. "I have used (tiatiiberlain's Colic Cholera aud Diurrboea Remedv and Hnd it to be a great medicine," MS Mr. E. S. Tbirps. of Pouai, Ark "It cured me of bloody flux. I cntinot speak too highly of it." This remedy always wins the trood opinion, nf not praise, of those who use it. Tbo quick cures which it effects even in the most severe cases make it a favorite everywhere. For sale by Middleburp; Drug Store. A Sidelight. "It's bad to hov too much confi dence in yirself," Raid the janitor philosopher, "but it's' worse to hov too much in ither paple." Chicago Daily News. K fleet Ire. "If you had a rival how would you pet rit! of him?" "I'd marry the girl." Chicago Rec- Uda Sour Stomach "After 1 wns IndlreSSl , try r r RFTS, I will ncrertie wit limit then in the Souse. Mr liver wni In a very bad shape, and my head ached anil I had stomach trouble Now. allies tak lutf Cascsrsts. 1 feel line. My nlfo has also used them with beneflelal results for nonr stomseb." JOS. liHIUMMU, ..i L'Ollk'retS HI . SI Liiiiiii Ma Plenmnt l'n l.itnWe. I'-.' i ni t'.iMC 'Uooct l)o QosA, aiever Sicken, w. t tiiipe. inc. acme. ' CURE COttSTlPATIOI. ... . j SUrlUa U.m.rt, foioyti,,'. I litf lnit.l, tark. Ill Ufi'Tfi DIO Bpkt aodawaranigsd by all drag. I nU'lU-DAll gists to tllCKTuUacco Habit. JH yemwem fl!9 J SU.7S Freight JJ 1 Se-Mler Mn.o'. Thrift. ' "1 vu danding in the lobby of the Auditorium rft Chicago," remarked ex-Coiigrrvmmau V. 3, Somen over in the Planltintnn lobby recently, "talk ing with enutnr William K. Mason, of Illinois, when a tratnpish-looking fellow came rushing in, unil, address ing him. said: "'Hilly, lend me ten dollars; I have a chance to make three dollars in 13 minutes.' "Billy went down in his trousers, fished out a two-dollar bill ami n one dollar note, and pHltd them over to the man. "'1 want ten tWillars to make the deal,' remarked the man as he stretched forth Ma hand for addi tional financial aiL " 'You said you could make three dollars, didn't you? " 'Yes.' "Well, you've maiV three dollars, and I'm seven dollars ahead. Seel' "The man saw the point and regret fully withdrew. Milwaukee Sentinel. The Sqnlrnl Iliiuirr Weapon. The cream of smiirreJ hunting; is Bnjoved by any man who uses a light a ' a ii i I. : . t c ti .....I t: ,, ... w j ii.. i, a biiiiiii .i 1 1 1 m i ii iv - ill. .ii., ii, power. The ".Ti long" as now turned out bv our leading makers is ., . , , ail excellent weapon -in fact, the best In the world for the purpose. Thonch not of sufficient ranee to be jnr,..r,,a .... t,.l tit n rr""".. e. , Ofatance, it tnrowa ieaa win surpns-, ing accuracy to the tops of the tall- ' est trees. Good ritle shots always ii . i i .i. aim at the squirrel's head, both to, add to the difficulty of the srt and to avoid BPOllinsT meat. And be it known that a squirr el s head ut a range of 40 or 50 yards is no easy mark. If a reader doubt this, let him go to the woods for a day, keep all empty shells, and at the end of the day let him try to make the dead squirrels and the empty shells tally. E. W. Sandys, in tinting. I'.nKllali Itoynl Inslanln. The secretary for war has notified to the army that the king has se lected and approved the royal cipher to he worn on badges, buttons and i other devices throughout the service wherever the royal cipher is at pres ent borne. The cipher consists of "E" and "It" impaled with "VII." in serted in the lower loop of the "E," the whole surmounted by n crown, and the design has been made plain with Ut foliation, at his majesty's ex press wish. No deviation from it whatever will be permitted, and no device or ornament will be placed above or upon it. The crown now to be adopted and to become the sealed pattern for the army is the Tudor "Henry VII." crown, stated to have been chosen nnd always used by Queen Victoria personally: and all other patterns are to be abolished. London Globe. Morrterere Eeeitsje Too Frrawently. The number of deaths from mur derous violence is much smaller in proportion to population in Knerlnnd' than in the United States. Hut in the older country the taking of hu man life without warrant of law is adequately punished in most in stances. In the newer countrv list of homicides ever- . "r s P" oalline " -c '0R:ul t,ntMJ for r ..v.T" is exacted in so few eases that it does not appear to have an ef fect Kuflieiently deterrent to those who arc inclined to kill. N. Y. Trib une. I. If e-Snv I n k I.eaaone. The New Zealand government has decided that swimming and life-saving shall be taught in all its schools. The Life Saving society's method hav ing been adopted, 2,000 hand books and charts haTe been sent by order of the government for the use of school masters. The hand book, in which the course of instruction is fully set forth for the use of classes, schools, and individuals, has also been trans lated into Swedish and Italian. Lon don Mail. Bars Mean Nothing. A book on the ears as an index of character having been published by an English author, a learned reviewer mentions his own elaborate study of the ears of more than 40,000 people, including 800 criminals and 2,000 in gane persons, besides those of 300 apes. He was forced to the conclu sion that the ears gave no clew to per sonal traits. N. Y. Tribune. WHAT HOME IS. Home has a cool hand nnd a soft vol e and sympathy. Home is where you can speak your mind and criticise your employer. Home Is where you can pull off your shoes and put on your slippers. Home has a quiet rest for the tired head, nnd home Is where you run cry out your heartweariness. Home Is where you can shove the day's burdens into the hall closer and hold yourself straight ami free once more. A home is a responsibility, but not any more so now than in the time of j our fathers. Jo man or woman worthy of the name will shirk a re sponsibility tlint means the welfnre of our country. It is that responsi bility that makes sturdy citizens and selects great men to rule us. Home is earth's I'.den to those who wish it, to be so nnd will strive to make it so. A little more thought- ttuness, a little less selfishness; n lit th- of self-abnegation and a deal of sentiments much of Imagine tion and a great lot of lovable&ess anJdeal to grow to and enough prat) tlenmnry to , keep thiirgs moving tVer works brotherliness, whatever dc icn constitute the haven elopt 4trength, is a gospel force, cpn- smoothly; si khat most of us look forward to and that some of us reach THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. Mass la the Iaterwattaml Series for December 1, ltMtl Take Call of Hoar. THE LES80N TEXT. (Exodua 3:1-12.1 l.-JS'ow Moses kept the flock of Jethro Ms father-in-law. the prlcat of ftltdlan: and he led the flock to the backside of the desert, and came to the mountain of Uod. even to Horeb. .:. And the art-1 of the Lord appeared unto 'him In a flame of Ore out of the midf t of a Jush: and he looked, and. behold, the bush .burned with fire, and the bush waa not cuniumed. 3. And Moses ?nld. I will now turn aside, and fee this great sight, why the bush la not burnt. 4. And when the Ixird saw that he turned aside to see, God called unto him out of the midst of the buah, and said, Moses, Moaes. And he said. Here am I. 6. And he said. Draw not nigh hither: put off thy hos from off thy feet, for the place whereon thou standeet Is holy ground. 6 Moreover He said, I am the God of thy father, the Gnd of Abraham, the God or Isaac, and the God of Jacob. And Moses hid hla face; for he was afraid to look upon God. 7. And the Lord said. I have surely seen the aflllrtlon of my people which are In and have heard their cry by rea lun of their tsj-kmaa ters ; for I know thel Ih.lr lorrows' s And I am come down to deliver them t of the hand of the Egyptians, and to bring th- m up out of that land unto a good lalufliml tgt .unto a land flowing with milk and honey; unto the place of the I'anaanltes. and the Hlttltes, and the Amorltes. I Amorltes, and the I'erlzzltes, and th- hivum, and ta jemutts 9 Now ,n,r,,forr l)ehoid. the cry of the children of Israel la come unto me: and I nave 81,0 st,n th" oppression wherewith the Egyptians oppress them. 10 i.iimt now ;,,,, ,nd i wlll m4 thee unto Pharaoh, that thou mayest bring (orth my people the children of Israel out of Kgypt 11, And Moses tald unto God, Who am I, that I should go unto Pharaoh, and that I should bring forth the children of IsraeT out of Kgypt? 12. And lie said, Certainly I will be with thee; and this shall be a token unto ihee, that I have sent thee: When thou hast brought forth the people out of Kgypt, ye ahall serve God upon this mountain, QOLDK N I'KX I -C ertainly I will be with thee Ri. 3tt2. NOTES AND COMMENTS. Mosess Flight. The tendency of Moses' life would be to make him for get his race, but he remembered them and waa loyal to them Steph- en suggested (Acta 7:25) that he interfered to help the oppressed He- brew in the hope that the Hebrews would rise against the Egyptians un- fluekleu's Arnica Salve, that -.holly der his leadership. ,.urod n horrible Fever Sore on bis Mosses' Marriage The Midianitea leg. Nothing else could. Positively wandered over the Sinai peninsula cures Bruises, Felons, Dicers. Erup and northern Arabia. Moses' life ' t ions. Boils, Hums, Corns and Piles, among them gave him familiarity ' Only 25c. Guarrnteed by the Mid with the region through which Is- i dleburg Dru7 Store, Oraybill, ar rael was to travel. Zipporah doea man & Co., Richfield, Pa., and Dr. not appear much in history, but pas- J- W.Sau psell. Peonscreek, Pa. sage! like 4-W-20, 18:2-7 indicate ; that she was not very congenial with WHAT WOMEN LIKE IN MEN. her husband. , The Call. The time of Moses' call Chief Oraeea Are to Re Attentive aaa 1s set by 2:13 at about the date of Appear Well when in thr uCCflaiCS ot the Pharaoh from society. whom Iarael finally escaped. This ' Pharaoh is believed to hara Jgff I - casual everyday accomplish Merentpah. w' "s"- .vtjp-abouv'luents Ufa man have much" to "do B. C.13- The appearanee in the bush with women's liking; and first of all Is to be thought of as supernatural, eomes savior fnire, says a writer in though the attempt baa been made . the Cosmopolitan. He may or may to explain it by reference to various j not be what is rather vulgarly de natural appearances. The revelation scribed as "a society man," yet he of God's holiness nnd separateness 1 must understand and be familiar was the starting point of Moses' with- the mvriatl little usages that work. The second point of the rev elation was the historic relation of Cod and His people, and the recog nition of the eovenant with the patriarchs Moses' sense of the greatness of the task, his long ab sence from the court, his ignorance of the people, all moved him to feel that the undertaking was too great. Yet he was as well fitted for tha work as a man could be. The Signs and Helper. In 3:14, the origin of the Hebrew's special name for God is indicated. This name, known to us as Jehovah, was pro nounced at first as though written Yahweh. The significance of the name is "The Living Oue." The com mon name of God In earlier times rjTElohim or El, signifying "The Mighty One." Jehovah waa the cov enant name, and waa considered un speakably sacred by tha later Jews. Spear Points. Meditation ist.to prayer what study is to learning. Where God is least wanted is where He is most needed. The neavier stag fetter the more some boast of their freedom. It life Is a day-dream death will be a terrible night of reality ... , . f av i. km Life is to be measured by iU outflow rather than by its income. Liberty is the law of life and law the preserver of liberty. ine man oi Diner inougnu win not be likely to live a sweet life The name of Jesus is the one lever that lifts the world. Our faith In God's promises oft de pends on our faithfulness to Hia pre cepts. The awfulnese of stn is realized when we contemplate what one sin would have been in Christ. Rim's Horn. The Healing Stream. The stream which is to heal and vi talize humanity must rise on a height above humanltv. Moral and social re- forrns which rise from lower levels will be like rivers in the desert, which trickle feebly for a few miles and then are lost in the sand. Alexander Mc Laren. The Hainan Heart. God stirs tha' human heart to Its high- est feelings and nerves the hand to its greatest deeds by love, love foT all. which answers in the moral and social realm to gravity in the physical and binds all the world toa-ether. Kev. Dr. XJUUU1LI. A Qoapel Force. Whatever makes character. what- scions or unconscious. The forces which work consciously for good are too uiuny iu nam:. jtcv. vr. meAiee. DISCOURAGED Wfcn Work Bkmis u Awful Bnrdtn, Dr. Greene's Nerwi Restores Confi dence and Health. Has your strength given out ? Haro too reached, the limit ? Hare von lost confulenrc In yourself ? Has work become an awfnl harden I saaai nisam VaA vBaafntaVVt 9r--,t" Dr. Creenc's Nervura Mood and nerve remedy has enrtd tbontands of iait stirh nun. It it the reinforcement Nature needs to put vou on vonr feet. Mr. H. M. Lew, 100 Mulberry St., Newark. N.J. says: "i ranertd for iU rears with terrible racking pslns In my hark sn-f rhest, find was to nervous that I could not attend to hualness from loaa of sleep anil appetlto so thai It almost act me In sane. "At lad was told to try thai famous medicine. Dr. dreene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, ami after taking uolnullo two hottlca 1 found myself perfectly well. Since taking Nervura I have gained nearly (0 lbs, 1 have only praise for this wnnilerriil remedy, Dr. Ursene's Ner. sura, h ml do all In my power to recommend 11 lo my friends. 1 have tOld several customers of It ami thev Icive tried It with hcncflchil results." Think what euro means to you ! Try to real ize how happy you would be with the old strength restored. Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy w ill bring you health as it has to nil who rely upon It. Start using it today. You'll be a different man in a week. Tree counsel is given by Dr. Greene at 101 Fifth Ave., New York Citvi Call or write. 1. licit ill Thirteen. Bv wendirg 13 miles Wrc. R irejr, 0f Walton Furnace, Yt.. got n box ol form society's unwritten law. To be tit ease in any set, to be equal to emergencies, to carry off an awkward situation with urbanity and perfect self-possession this faculty wins un stinted admiration from a woman. And then there are the things that go with this knowledge of the prop er thing to do, the little courtesies, the delicate nnd tactful attentions that mean anything and nothing, the ability to order a dinner properly, to make things go ofT smoothly, to car ry out a plan without a blunder or a jar, the carriage ready at the proper moment, the flowers specially ar ranged, the right seats at the the ater, everything foreseen, every pos sible occurrence provided for, every want anticipated, every contretemps avoided. These are all unimportant in them selves, yet in the mass they never fail to create a strong impression in a woman; for a woman hates blunders and will trust a man in great things if she sees that he has a genius for making small things go off well. . An ley Smile. The smile of adversity is rather icy. Chicago IJailv News ANI.KKP SSIID FLANKS. Breaking into a biasing home, Bome firemen lately dragged the Kleepintf inmates from dea th Fanci d security, and death ner. It's that wav when you neglect coughs sud colds. Don't do it. Dr' King's New Discovery for Consumption fives perfect protection against all 'hroat, Chest and Luos Troubles Keep it near, and avoid suffering, death, and doctor's bills. A tea spoonful stops a late cough, persis teat use the most stubborn. Harm less and nice tasting, it's guaranteed to satisfy by the Middleburg Drue Co.. Gravbill. Qarman A Co., Rich hold, Pa., and Dr. J. W. Sampsell Pennscreek, Pa. Price 50c and $1 Trial bottles, free. t'aually the Case. Bksl What became of your cousin wno met a man ono day and married j nim tne next? He She's in St. Louis, I believe, 1 She She certainly married in haste i 1 wonder if she is repenting at leis- wc" -Nb,"I understand it keeps her - so busy trying to support her hus band' that she. has no'tlmo for rc- pentauce. Chicago Daily News. Satisfaction guarnhleed or mone'v ref itnded. Tli. .,. apa Hi.. I.rni. ,,,, tvhlt.l, II, m lluvna, tlla. tilling Co. solicit vonr cnlera. UtOwlllSting '7r$,r nuiiiicvniant eisewnere In tut issue LORD CHARLES BERESFORD. British Admiral Will Hrslft-m HI Post to Turn Critic of the SsUlsharr GoTerameot, Lord Charles IVresford, who, it is said, is about to resign bis post as commander of the Mediterranean sta- tion of the British navy in order that he may have a free hand to criticise gw,,-i unil iii a ii.iiui iiiid iiiiniury administration, la perhaps the ablest sailor in Great Britain without any exception. His record in that line is something remarkable for a born peer. Lord Charles, although the marquis of Waterford and the fourth possessor of thai high title, has been in the navy elhee he was 13 and has I.OKD CHAUIKS BKRK8FI IRD. (Will Resign Ills Aflmlralshlp to Criticise the Government.) worked his way up by sheer merit, ne has received the gold medal of the Hoyal Humane society and the Liverpool Shipwreck nnd Humane so ciety for having on three occasions jumped overboard to save lives at sea. On one of these his pockets were filled with cartridges. He distin guished himself at the bombardment of Alexandria in 1882, July 11, when he was in command of the gunboat Pniiilnp 11 i"i ii 1, i d vnee.l ,rl,t ,. . . ' "ii .ii.-i i ...... ,1,1, H.. I .1.. iv. at,. . i uci inf iiun ui uir iuil niiu en gaged them. He likewise assisted the ironclad Temeraire off the shore,! where it had struck. Later he helped the khedive to get away nnd com manded the American and liritish marines who policed the town after the bombardment. In 1808 and 1899 Lord Charles Itercsford made a tour of the east in the interest of the world-trade in China, and on his re turn passed through the United Sattes, where he was given mnny flattering receptions in the principal cities en route. He belongs to the oldest and best Xorman nobility of England. Trolley T. '.411.'. Kxpreaa Service. "ni-cfftn-f sryinie pas- eels are now run by the Metropolitan company over the streets of New York. Their route is from the Bat tery to Kordhnm, aud the cars are in motion day and night. The trolley express service is expected to revolu t ion i ze parcel collection and delivery in the city. Kleven-Thonanml Tim Ship. A Massachusetts company is build ing a seven-masted schooner 395 feet long, drawing 20 feet and with a dis placement of ll.fiOO tons, approaching In freight capacity the largest ocean steamer. Though n sailing vessel, she will be steered and heated by steam and lighted by electricity. MAYOOLE'S HAMMER. CliMon'i Platttr It Pain t Matter.) When May dole was told that he made "a pretty good hammer," he said, ' 'No, I don't make a 'pretty good hammer,' I make the best hammer that ever vat made." Every carpenter who saw a May dole ham Bier wanted one. It was of the best ma terial, perfectly balanced, and the head never flew off. Hammers weredividedinto two classes 1st, Maydole's 2d, all the rest. Plasters are separated by the same line of cleavage ; 1st, Benson's Porous Plaster ; Id, all the rest. When, for rheumatic pain, a aeld, a cough, kidney trouble or any other disease or ailment that way be treated externally, you ask for a plaster, any hon est, reputable druggist will give yon a Ban sen's. He know it is incomiiarably the best, and he assumes that yon know It too. Aa the name of May dole stood for hammers the name of Benson stands for plasters the "real thing." All tha medicinal potan eies that are valuable in a plaster are in Beasoa's. Capsicum, Strengthening and Belladonna plasters are out of date. An army of physicians and druggists, and millions of the people, have written of Benson's Plasters aa a remedy to be trusted. Benson's Plasters have fifty-five flight awaaraa. Aoeept no substitute. For sale by all druggists, or we will yes. nay postage on any number ordered in tha United States, on receipt of 35e. each. Seabnry h Johnson, Mfg. Chemists. Kf. RELATING TO ANIMALS. Bees eat 20 pounds of honey in mak ing one pound of wax. The common rasp will destroy 80 to 120 flies a day. There are about 7,000,000 cats in the United Kingdom. The flounder lays 7,000,000 eggs a year, the turbot U'.ViO.OuO. It is estimated that one crow will de stroy 700,000 insects every year. The temperature of a live oyster is i 82 degrees; that of a man, 99 degrees. A camel can carry 400 pounds weight in miles a dtiy, and work from the ngc of live to thirty years'. An ox cannot carry more than "00 poiiftds on his back, nor travel over 24 miles n day. It is said that there were at least 200,000 mustamrs scattered over (ho plains of Arizona, New Mexico and Texas ten years ago and that now nearly all of them aro gone. A few Were caught and kept by the Indians in their reservations, but the wild horse, in his natural state, is pract ical ly extinct, i Exposure To cold and stormy weather opens the way to an attack ot nronchitis. The man on the wagon, be he farmer, milk man or truckman, needs to pay special neeti to me nrst symptoms of weak ness or disease of the organs of res cm piration. The use of Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ..ill cure bronchi tis, deen-seated coughs, bleeding of the lungs, and other conditions which if neglected or unskillfully treated terminate fatally in con sumption. There is no alco hol in the " Discov ery," anil it is en tirely Af from opium, cocaine and other narcot ics. "For seven venra t hail been troubled with what the doctors call ed bronchitis, " writes Mr. Arthur Maule (general merchant), of Niles town, Middleaex Co.. Ontario. "A year ago. af ter I had been taken sick with a severe nltuck. I befcan Inking your ' Golden Medical Discovery,' I rapidly recovered from the attack and felt no more of it that fall. Thia season I u can taking the 'Discovery' in August, and have so far been perfectly well. I can eo out in nil kinds ot weather aud not feel t he bronchial trouble at all. Let me any to all who nrc suffering from auch complaints to give Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery s fair trial, ami 1 niu con vinced that good results will lie obtained." Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, paper-bound, is sent free on re ceipt of 21 one-cent stamps, to pay ex pense of mailing only ; or 31 stamps for the book in cloth binding. Address Dr. R. V. Fierce. Buffalo, N. Y. IhaynerII 1 Dime lAuictrv 'A PURE WHISKEY DIRECT FROM DISTILLER TO CONSUMER. k 1 Four Full Quarts. j u i run 8 .20 I Express Prepaid. Saen DtaUrt' Profits Privinti Adulterations. OUR OFFERS We wM seas' leer Ml opart settles ofllaf ear's 7-Vser-OM DooMe HstaSsa aye fee iMilale oacfcaoe Sac Whiskey elsewhere tor less Maraaaimasi Third Nat'l Baak.pavtoa; wat'i Bans, at. Loan; or any oi in IITC tMTNCR PISTtUINO we-tsa West Fifth St.. Davton 30S-31I So. Seventh t., St. Lou Wegaaraatse shave Arm wlll do aa It agrses.-ED Then llieoted, Lawyer Do you know anythii about thia man's private life? Witness No, sir. "But haven't vou been associated with him in business?" "Not in the wav vou mean. 1 wa one of the directors in the bank which he waa teller." Detroit Fre Press. A Telephonic Joke. First Telephone Girl (passing Hi regular morning joke over the wire t the nearest "C entral ) Halloo, t ei tral. Say, two men went into a re taurant and ate a spring chicken. What call is that? 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Are sears old, has always 'i FUbject to croup, and oo bad tin the attacks been that we hav cni ed many times that lie would I We have had the doctor and m tnPffieinfis. hut Cbam horla'n's ('"' Remedy i now our solo reliance, seems to dissolve the touch inl and by givine frf quent dose wl the croupy eymptons appear have found that the dreaded cTl is cured before it gets sett It l nets is no danger in givin tin inedy for it contains no opium other injurious drug nd mas given as confidently to a biibe Bj an lululti. tor stile by Jlidillt i Drug Store. DON'T TORACCO sour l.iicu You can be cured of anr form of tohacv ,-.i-tii,, U.UIIO Hill. .I1IIIIK. UlaiCllll. . , I . . . , . . I . mM Ihnl .....1-..,. . . . . ..... ten pounds in ten uavs. Over MOO cured. All druggists. Cure guaranteed, let and advice FRSX. Address.STi: nu 1 Ml a! VaT aausieciansn received, cetera IuaB aaaaaag we wiM yowr 13.20. can't be haM than 15. 1 1 i I CO., II .Ohio. la.Mol
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