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A BOY BRINGING IN WOOD
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A Lazy Hoy's Lonil and flow Ha Wanted
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Young . Covillo is bringing in wood.
Watch him Tho wood lios by tho aw
buck. There are two good nrmfulsof it,
but he ia going to bring it all in at once.
That is the better way, as it saves one
trip. He is getting it upon his arm with
great difficulty. Tho pile rises rapidly.
It is all up but a few sticks, and ho hns
to steady himself with a great effort
while feeling around for them. Each
piece comes harder than its predecessor.
The bottom stieks are apparently cutting
into the flesh of his arm, and one at the
top is pressing most painfully against
his cheek. He is sitting on his haunchea
in a disagreeablo position, the increasing
weight making his knee joints ache.
Tho dizzy pilo is held in place only by
the severest effort of both brain and
muscle. Tho slightest false motion
would topple it to the grouud. He real
izes it. All the color in his hody is in
his face and the cords thereof are drawn
to tho utmost tension. His eyes glow
like a flame. He can't find that last
stick. Elowly the right hand circles
around, feeling carefully for it. His
eyes nre bright, hut they are ranged
over the load on his arm, and the very
nearest approach they can make to the
scene is the distant horizon. Still he
skirmishes about with the right hand.
A moisture is beginning to well up in
the bright orbs, making the horizon in
distinct. The muscles nearebt tho mouth
are commencing to slacken, and the un
der lip slightly trembles. It is notice
able that the right hand is losing its
caution and growing a triffo impulsive,
its circles are sharper and less in sym
metry, fie lias gone over nil the ground
in reach. He bends apprehensively for
ward for moro territory. There ia a
waver, then another, a sudden plunge
for recovery and over goes the pile; and
a boy with passion distorted face is
blindly kicking the inoffensive sticks.
Then the back door opens, and he sud
denly stops and glares at the wreck.
"William Henryl" exclaims a shrill
voice, "are yon going to be all night
bringing in that wood?"
"Go in tho housal" he tnutteis undet
his breath.
"What's that you say to me, youna
manV"
"1 said I'm coining quick's I could,"
he hastily hut frankly explains. "Dc
you s'pose I can help it 'cause the wood
tips over when I get it piled up?"
"What do you try to carry so much
for, then?" she properly asks. "You
bring along part of that wood, and go
after the rest pretty quick, or I'll send
your father out to you, nnd the dooi
slams again.
Does ho take in part of it? Never,
n is heart may be wrung and the tear
How like rain, but he will carry all that
wood in at once if It takes fivo years.
It was a. mere caprice then, but it is
principle now. He goes over tho saint
performance again, and lie repeats it
until he masters every stick, and rises,
reeling, to his feet. Then he stumble
painfully up the path, his breath coming
quick and strong, his eyes bulging, and
his knees almost screaming out with the
ache they aro enduriug. He can't set
the stoop, and hardly anything of the
house but the roof. Ho staggers up the
steps and kicks violently against the
door. It is opened by his impatient and
thoroughly disgusted mother; but the ex
ertlon has fatally disturbed the poise oi
the pile. Ono stick colnes thundering to
the iloor, then another and another. He
makes a desperato effort to reach the
woodbox with tue rest of tho load, but
piece after piece comes crashing down,
arousing tho whole family and nearly
driving his mother insane, ne reaches
the box. He may not have one-half the
load on his arm, but he brought it all in
at once, thank Heayeul
OHIO GENERAL. ASSEMBLY.
PieeittntIon of Gov. Campbell's Merrvj?F
u Iteniurhubly llrlef Dounmeitt.
Columhoh, O., Jan. 0. Both branch, j
of the General Assembly were called, io
order at 10 o'clock and the organization
outlined in tho Republican caucus of
Saturday effected without incident. The
Senate did not teat either lden
Gatimer, the contesting claimants for the
seat oi tue Jliulclui'um distilut, but ap
pointed a committee to imestlgate i3
matter.
The Governor's message, which is the
shortest on record, was received and read.
It is as follows:
To to 70tii General Assembly; The
Constitution commando the Governor to
communlcato annually his views tu the
General Assembly. Ah this function will
doubtless be well and fully discharged
unnn nnawfpV frnmJn-i1av-.)iv theincnm-
-
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
pmammvi pure
nig uovernor, tne present lnenniiieut vun
flnes himself to n renewal of the sugges
tions and recommendations made by him
to the Ullth General Assembly. Especial
attention is called to tho benevolent penal
reformatory and educational institutions
of the State, and to the satisfactory ex
hibits made by the various public bodies
in their recent nnnunl reports.
James Campbell, Governor.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
A Would-be Train Wrxckor Apprehended
Xurrow llscnpo for PuMengcrs.
RocriBSTnn, N. Y., Jan. 5. The passen
gers on the train leaving Windsor Beach
on tho Rome, Watcrtown & Ogdensburg
road at 11 o'clock yesterday morning, had
a nawow escape. The train consisted ot
the engine, baggage car and two paeci
gor coaches crowded with people.
Near Itattlesnake Point tho road makes
a sharp curve and hero tho engineer saw
a man a short distance ahead leave tho
track and run up the hill. The brakes
were instantiv applied and the .engine
came to a standstill only ten feet from a
three-inch plank fastened between the
rails with the evident intent of ditching
the train.
The engineer and fireman gavo chase
and captured the man. When the pai
seiigers learned what had happened there
wero excited cries of "Hang hlrnl"
"Lynch him!" and "Kill him!" at once.
The prisoner was- not injured, how
ever, and was brought to ltochester and
handed over to the police. He gives his
name as John Abel and claims to live in
the city.
GARZA'S CASH.
lie Ik Said to Olitnln III Money from tho
Btcxlcnn Clerlcul larty.
Lakedo, Tex,, Jon, 5. Startling de
velopments In regard to fhe Garza revo
lution are coming to light. The papers
in tho saddle bags of Pablo JIuuoz, ono of
the, captured revolutionists, throws a
great deal of light oil tho situation. It
proves conclusively that what was fore
shadowed four dayH ago is true, and that
is that the Clerical party is furnishing
tho money with which the campaign is
being conducted.
In all the fovavs made by Ga-za he has
not stolen or plundered the smallest arti
cle. On tho other hand, ho has paid cash
at top prices for what he has needed.
Whero all Ills money was coming irnm
has been puzzling the American and
Mexican authorities. It is now ascertained
that Montas do Oca, Bishop of Monterey,
is the financial agent of the clerical party
in supplying Uarza with funds.
Gtir7n Termed In.
Laredo, Tex., Jan. 5. It is stated
here that tho Mexican levolutionist, Gar
za, is surrounded in tho chnparal in tho
extreme nortliwosteru corner ot opata
County by United States troops nnd
rangers, and that It Is almost impossible
for him to escape either to tho northward
or in tho direction of Mexico.
ltr.izll and tlm Vatican.
Rome, Jan. 5. It is rumored that the
relatione between the Vatican and the
Brazilian'KOVernment are so strained that
a rupture is imminent, the rope, It 11
said, bas Intimated that he will excom
municate Piasident Pelxotto, his Cabinet,
and the members of the Brazilian Con
gress, linloss measures are taken to renoW
the former relations between Church and
State In Brazil. The Vatican has re
ceived numerous complaints from the
Brazilian clergy of tho disastrous effect
upon church interests of tho p611cy oi
separation adopted by the Republic.
GAS M IN MAD.
They Want lo Compete AVlth Klectrlo
Light, at the 1'alr.
Hauword, Jai. 4, The gas men of the
country are not feeling very kindly dis
posed towards tho managers of tho
World's Fair, and in an effort to patch
up tho differences, Congressman Lewis
Sperry of the Hartford district went to
New York this morning to consult with
ex-Governor Thomas M. Waller o Con
necticut, who is ono of tho Vice-Presidents
of tho World's Fair.
The grievance of tho gns men arises
from the fact that tho Fair managers have
made elaborate arrangements for electri
cal dlbnlays, and a magirltlcent building
for this purpose is to be erected for this
purpose, while the gas men are loft out
in the gold, oo the American Associa
tion of Gas EnglnoerH has left it to John
P. Harbison, of Hartford, to see if the
Fair managers cannot he induced to give
gas an equal chance with electric light.
Mr. Harbison, who Is president of the
Hartford City Gas Light Company, is
also chairman of tho Committee on Gas
Lighting of the association, as well as
paBt president of the osMiciatlon. He
lias enlisted the services of Congressman
Sperry, who hopes to Induce Gov. Waller
to champion the Interest of tin- tins tiipii.
AT
FEEL nnlQHT AND
NEW ANU MY COMPLEXION IS UtTIKIt.
My dnctor btya it nets gtmly on Ibe atomnch,
llvi-r imd kklne;,n,i.n i l ' tt yl'-usant Ihiu'Ivp. 'Iftw
think Is made Iroin ht-rh i, and Si ptepafuU fur une
m tastiy us tuu. n it u
All druirafcts tell it ut txk:. ttml iui if r nuclreztt.
Iluy ono ttwhiy. I.uno'a ltmllr .ifi'illi'lno
Move, the lioweli each dure la ordfcr to be
healthy, this Is ncce&sury.
THE NEXT MOI1H Nil
Latest U. S. Gov't Report
-LEGISLATURE OF NSW YORK.
riio
Cauciines to lie Held To-Night
I'robable Xnmlnntlons.
Aliianv, N. Y., Jan. 4. Such general
quietude as prevails here was never he
fore noticed ono day prior to a legislative
session. It is true that Gen. llusted has
opened legislative headqunrters and so
bus Dr. Hush, hut there seems to be no
opposition to their individual candidacies.
The arrival of members of thu Legislature
is very slow.
Senator Cantor has not opened any
quarters for president pro tern, and say
he does not think he will. He will be the
president pro tern, of the Senate and with-
ni 17..3
dates for leoders with the chances in
favor of the former.
For Clerk of the Senate Walter H.
Brown has tho call for the Democrats.
Tho Republicans will give their compli
mentary nominations to John Kenyort
for Clerk, and George Thornton for
Stenographer.
In the Assembly Dr. Robert P." Bush
will lie Speaker, and the leadership lies
between Georgo H. Bush anil Galen R.
Ilitt. Gen. llusted will lead the minor
ity, and the Clerk will be Charles B. De
Freest, of last year's force. Irving F.
Cragin, of Bulfalo, will be journal Clerk,
and the balance of tho force will stay like
last year.
All of the caucuses will be held to
night at 8 o'clock.
Senator Edwards said this morning: "I
have concluded that as un Independent
Republican it. would not do for me to as-
bimilate with either party. 1 shall not
go into either caucus to-night but shall
go the Senate to-inorrow night nnd vote
as I see fit. I am not tied down on any
question, particularly party questions."
A Baby Full of Colic Pains
Ii not an intorestins; study ; cure him
quickly by getting a free sauiplo bottlo of
Dr. Hand's Colic Caio from 0 .1. Mc
0rthy or J. M. Hillim, tho druggists. I
instantly cures colic.
There will be two eclipses each of
I he sun and inooti this year.
A Husband's Mistake.
llubantis toooacu permit wives, and par
ent their children, to suiter from headuobe,
lirzhiem, neuralgia, sleeplessness. 111", ner
vousness, when Dy the use of l)r. Allies'
Restorative Nervine such serious results
could enslly be prevented DMifglsts every
where Kay it glveo universal satlsfkoilon. and
ba ai Immense sale. Woodworth (Jo., oi
Kort Wayne, fnd.; Hnnw A Co.. orHyr.tcuse,
N. Y.-.J. O. Wolf. Hillsdale. Mich.: and hm.
d edsot others say "It Is the greatest seller
they ever knew.'' It contains no tipl'tt'S.
Trial bottles and ttne boon on Nervous
Diseases, free at U. ll. Usgenbuen s.
The New Year day was a mixture of
aunalitne uucl cloud,
Miles' liervo ana JClver PUIb
Act on. a now principle regulatlnj tiu
uvcr, stomaeu ana bowels through the ntrvet
A new dleoovery. Dr. Rules' "ills speedlU
luie billousuew, bad taste, tn rpld liver, pile"
children. Kmallest. mlUesl.surestl G-)doses.
Kcts. Samples Free, at C. If. Ilageubutli's
urng store.
Grip brings odt the suicidal tenden
cies of his victims.
Tho Socrot of Sucoees.
(J.H. ilatrenbuch. th drnrnUt.hnilAVAa tlini
tue t-ecret. ui Huucees is perseverance. rneo
foie he peislsls In fcsp ntr the tl i-st line .A
periuraeries, loiibi articles, cosmetics, drugs
sndcboinloalsoii tho market. He especla'Tj
invite all norsona who hive TialnlLutimi.
short breath, woafe or hungry pells, pain In
ld or shonbler. oppreglon. nluhtmare. dry
ot tigh, siutiilierlng, dropsy or Fiesi t dlMuutu
to try ur, Miles nnoqnuled New Heart Give,
be'ore It !s.too late. It h is t'ie largtbt sale ol
any similar remedy, l'lne booltof testlmo
Dials free. Or. Miles' Uestonitive Nervine is
ansurpsd for eeplotwuess, liusdnohe, nts.
etu., tttiu tt. uuuttttu u ipiats.
The big new postal
neat as the old one.
card ia not sh
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the w-nlng7 The signal per
naps ot tb-a sure HpproHeh of that more ter
rtble dlsetu-e (!onwimotlon. Axlr voonmlvi:
If you can a (lord for thu alw ofsnvtng W
nmis, to run tne riHK aDtu ao notuirtg rent
we Know iron experience mat nnuon'a uur
will Cure your Oouah. It never fulls. Till
sxptalne why more than a Million Bottle-
weroaoHime pan year, ii relieves ('mat;
nd Whopping Oongh at tmoe Mothers dr.
lot be wll.b j :t It. For Uiuu BiuS, 81du or
unesi, nst isnuoirs rorons fiaster. bom m
0. H. Hageuuuob, N. K. oorner Main aufl
uioyu sureets.
Five h'rifiaya, Saturdays and Sub
days In January.
Shlloh'a CSoBumptlon Oure.
This is beyond question tue most amv
espial Cough Mcdloiue .'o h tve ev r nolo
( few (loses Invarlabiy-oure the wo -.t ttinen p
uagu, Uroup, aud Uroiivhlus, while Its w iv
lerml auecefs Im the ooi of ionumptlon l
ilthoui a naiallel In tha hlatnrv of mdlrlm
lnci It's first discovery It has been sold on
;nnrs.ntee, a teai wtiien no oilier memoir)
tan "land. Ii you have n I'onnh we aa.-nest."i
isk you to try II. Frtoe lOaeuts. 611 ft-ma.abr)
i.uv. if you'iUnga are sore, inifst or Baco
ame, useHhltoh'a Porosis Flaater. Sold b
i. ii. Magenouou, a. K. oorner Main
toyd HtNkstai.
tt
Hlphtlierlit Is more conUgcons than
smaii pox.
What a Promlno -.t Lawyer Says
A. H. Dhiqiit, ol., 181 and 187 llr -ml way,)
HO'.maflS anil 0
New Yohk, July 81, 189),
My liearD iolor! I tke ptaasnra In add
lug niv testimony to the efficacy ol ray uw
of siva's CaoUia Hlood Cure, which you
K'utuy reeomfne' u u to mens a remeay mi
my periodica! allme t of long attuning, In
flitnmatnry the imatlsm, or what vour pro
fession teims 'vout."
I have been to the Unli t of using tho stereo
lypfvi leinedtes, the preserlptlous which ikj
serloasly Imi air ami le illfto'e the system
without team lug to eradicate the dlaeaso or
all nent.
Myexperleuoeinthe use of the (Veto Is
that it brace the system and acts as a ner
vine. I oinnot tiioesrnaatlv recommend tosn (Tur
ing humanity the trial ol thls.whleh seems to
me to b a soverel i rm edy for those af
Illcledns I have bieu. Uelleve me my dear
btr, xoursuruueiuiiy, .
A S.BIUC1HT.
For sale at Klrllo'a Drug Store. Freuson
House liloclr, Hheoaudonh, Pa, j
PITY FOR GRAYES
Public Sontimoiit Turning in
His Favor.
CHAIIGES AGAINST THE JURY.
It is Allessd That Their Verdict
Must
Havo Been Inflnanced-
I'l-ntuits Against the Methods Employed
lly thee Deputy SliorlfTs to (Jliln Corires
slop from )r. Omvos Their Stutentont
tti lie Iiivestlgaled lly the (irand Jury
Cot. Halloa on Ills Way to I'rm idencc.
Dehveb, Col., Jan. 0. Dr. Graves
was Interviewed this morning In his cell.
Ho made some remarks about the de
parture of Cel. Bullou that seemed perti
nent in the face of the unexpected dlap
pearatice of tho lawyer. Ho said Col.
Ballou left tlio court room at 5 o'clook,
and he did not see him aguin until he
rait to supper. Thore Col. Bnllou came
to him and Mild he desired to speak to
him. He said he was going.
'I was surprised," said Dr. Graves.
"I was still his client, yet he said he was
going."
"Did lie give you any reason for Ids de
parture!'"
"lie did. lie said ho feared that he
would, be arrested on some criminal
charge, and therefore left. He said he
did not want to be put to tho trouble of
an arrest aud subsequent defence, so he
departed."
iltw. Uravos is somewhat improved.
She Is still under the care of the doctot
however. Her callers yesterday were
numerous and mostly ladies. They came
to sympa-Weize. Only the most intimate
friends ot the grief stricken wife were ad
mitted. The mother has about recovered
from the shock the announcement of the
verdict gave her. District-Attorney Ste
vens has issued orders that no more visit
ors be admitted to the cell of Dr. Graves.
The sworn stjtteiiiPiits of Deputies Wil
son and Jleans regarding Dr. Graves' al
leged confession, which implicates Col.
Ballon, have been placed before the grand
jury by the district-attorney. A telegram
was received liy John Conrad from a de
tective in Chicago, saying that Col. Bal
lou left for Providcnco a't tt o'clock in the
afternoon.
Public sentiment appears to be turning
strongly in lnvor of Dr. Graves, anil sen
sational developments are promWod by
the defe.ice within tho next lew days.
It is uutki st.i ! that charges aro being
prepared a;;. ;.. . t!m jury on the ground
that their verdict must have been influ
enced.
Tho "Times" Inst evening in a leader
which reflects public opinion, protects
against the methods adopted by the
deputy sheriffs in their efforts to gain
confessions from the well-nigh crazed
man and his hysterical wife. It adds
that it is likely that tho actions of tho
deputy sherllls before, during and since
the trial will be thoroughly and ofllcially
investigated.
Within five days Dr. Graves must ap
pear before the bar of the District Court
and be sentenced to death and he must
suffer the extreme penalty within thirty
days unless granted a supersede by tho
Supreme Court, but it is not likely that
that body will reverse the decision.
Judge J urmnn says ho will carry the
case to the Supreme Court.
Arrested for 23mbez;tloment.
Pittsburg, Pa., Jan. 0. Georgo S. Mc-
Connell, a well known citizen and real
estate agent ot the lith ward, was yes
terday committed to jail in default of
bail, charged with embezzlement. Thu
plaintiff is the well known physician, R.
jr. Sands. Tho amount of money that
llcConuell has appropriated to his own
use is not yet known. It is also stated
that McConnell has confessed to being n
defaulter to a building and loan associa
tion, of which ho was treasurer, to tho
amount of B,UU0.
llellglous Argument. Then Murder.
Ashland, Pa., Jau. 0. John Sadusky,
a prominent young Polandor of this
place, who waB attacked Suuday night
by two men who klcketl and stabbed him,
died yosteiday, but before expiring made
a statement in which ho charged Michael
Chuiuoski and John Stevens with the
crime. Both men have tied tho town.
The affair grew out of a religious argu
ment. Olllcers are looking for the mur
derers.
' Part of a Town Sinking.
IIazlbtown, Pa., Jan. 5. About one
square of the suifnoe, two blooks from
the center ol this city, is gradually stntt
inir. Two families moved out ot houses
yesterday. A. Pardee, who operates the!
mines and old miners say there is no
danger that tho surface can sink more ,
Lliau a lew liiejies. inure ia ouiiiurrauto
excitement among the occupants of the
houMS over the sinking surface.
ylnu Dityit Ovanlud.
KosToif, Jan. B. A dlspatoh from Hall
fax, N. 8., states that the overdue troop
ship Tyne, whieh left this city for Ply
mouth on Dec 14. has not yet been heard
froni. She la now nine days overdue.
Besides her crew of ISO men, tha Tyne
carried 400 men, the crews of the War
vessels Chumpiuu and Phaaaaut.
' Wedded In Waller1 lNtvur,
PHn.ADEi.PHiA, Jan. 5, The Supreme
Court has handefl down a decision revers
ing tho tkcisiou of the lower court and
declaring that D. J. Waller, Jr., Uov.
Beaver's appointee, shall serve out tho
unexpired term of Mr. Iligbee, deceased,
aa Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Com I ut- Hack tu Aiuorliit.
Lokuon, Jan. 5. The Amerioan Deputy
Consul General, Mr. George C. Ilitt, ha
resigned his oltice and will shortly re-
sume the business management of the '
Indianapolis "Journal." Mr. ilitt and
family sail for Now York to-morrow.
Coii:rattiiiiutii Willis to Heat.
Wawkutn, Jan. 5. Congressman
Mills fcturted for Texas, awompuniHl
by Uls hou. Mr. MilU a much improved
iu health, aatl his vxpoots to ho reouper
utd uftUiuutl to he bck iu Washing
ton iu a fortnight.
To IlullilH New Mill.
Nw liKUFonu, Mass., Jan. 5. Tiiq
Kotoh Spinning Company, a new corpora
Uou, with a capital atock of between
,$400,000 and $500,000. will erect a new
cotton hosiery yarn mill la this city early
iulhe upiiug. ...
ARE WE
Right
or
W rongt
A Shoe Dressing must restore the bril
liancy of a worn shoe, nnd at the lame time
preserve the softness of the leather.
LADIES will the Dressing you are
uting do both ? Try it I
Pour a dessert spoonful of your Dressing
Into a saucer or bulter plate, set it aside for
a few days, and it will dry to a substance
as lurd and brittle as crushed glass. Cau
such a Dressing be good for leather?
wifrs ACME biks
will stand this test and dry as a thin, oily
film v L!l!i h as flexible as rubber.
25 Dollars worth of New Furniture for
25 Cents. HOW? By painting
25 square feet of Old furniture with
ah tts - tMmeyiii.M. W ' 'I '
WOLFF A. RANDOLPH,
037 North Front Street PHILADELPHIA.
S3 SHOE CENTLEMEM
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
U iaaeftinlps Mioo, witli 110 tnc'ti or wax threatl
to hurt tiiofeet; mode of tlio beit lino calf, Btylislt
aud easy, and bemuse ve vmlc wore shorn of this
(jrade than any t.ther mantfactuierf it eciuals iiancl
eewod shoes costing from t-l.ix) to $5.00.
CtSZ 00 (JcfiuitiP HaniUHimt'd, tho finest calf
hhoo ever ofer.'d for SfMOj equal French.
Imported shoes v hleti cost from 83. to $U W.
GL 00 IIiuh1-cvm1 WcU.Mkm-, lino calf",
stylish, comfortable und durable. Iho best
shoo ever olTered at this pi lee t same khuIo aa custom-made
shoes costing from S'i.OO to $y.r).
C50 50 l'ollcc MiiH'i Farmers, Ha II road Men
andlx'tterCarriersall wear them; fliieeair.
ceamlpss, biimoth Inside, heavy threo Boles, exten
sion edprt. Ono pair will wear a year.
C53 30 fine cnlfi no better bIioo ever offered at
iffim this price; one trial will convince thoso
who want a shoo for comfort and service.
CJO "5 and 3.00 Worlctueumifl shoes
S& aro -ery strong nnd durable. Thoso who
liavo given them n trial will wear no other make.
DaWoI1 S'J.OO nnd IS 175 school shoes nro
WUJO worn by the bosevery where; theyLOlX
on their merltu, oi tlio Increasing sales show.
II nrl SrOC OO. Ilnnd-Nt-Hcd shoo, best
HmCUL! ICO Donipla, very styllshi equals French
Imported shoes costing from si.W to 6.ut.
m liiidics' -!f50. &2.00 and 81.r.l ehoe for
iuisMCBurome uestiine uongoio. rityiisnau(liurablo.
till 11 1 1 o ti Seo tliat V. L. liouitlas uamo anX
price aro stamped on tho bottom of each shoe.
117" TAKE NO SUIimTITUTE.
Insist on local advertised dealers supply lmc von.
W. 1j. J)OUWUii, UrocUtou.fliaiM. faoldby
JOSEPH BALL,
Portia rt2Hin SlM S1iciiu1oh1i
CACTUS BLOOD CURE.
SUPERIOR 10 SARSAPAR1LLA
Purifies the blood lyy ex
polling the impurities through
the proper channels and never
causes eruptions on the skin.
Regulates the bowels Curae
dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles, tones up the system
and gives you anappetite,
Nover foils 0 cure any con
dition produced by impure or
impoverished blood, or a dis
ordered state of stomach, liver
or kidnovs.
Sold at Klrllt's Drug Store,
Ferguson's Hotel Mock, Sltenatulaah, Fa
00 YOU WANT RELIEF?
KROUT'S RHEUMATIC REflOY
will promptly relh vp the mrst Ut
treniiiig mu ut Acute or ritruhte hhfu
mat trim or Gout. Itv .t,n..! ntvtppjjw
tho directions, it will cun ou i.ruuSC
eutly . .
Uullki til uumeniu jirtimraMnns tliat tUmA
the country, tki biIIl-Ii c i. n sucido i, r cfii
tarloui ltJiuiaurrlKiimiLili.il, ..J, l,,.
fmf auv ' u,e "c-iro rii ' Out Ce.aili turn
ilv A kntlsttti jitr tir it, a ainn -,,. .). ... Si
In eoufiffdon fUi I'm iilia, cou'ln.-r- the iiiflirer' tSl
lbs projier nmfiy h town Iuulj uu hTv tuutfily fm
KIUmi'H ttULUMATIC ItFMJCDV,
Ua ?alnat.li pro)-r tien ore oudurtui by liuuditd f
VuOH (ltvturili'4 UMlliU'ibiiilt
OmIj wntirle itii.ri.ilif un, rittArkM( ft r thflp curdv
f naers, uru "t."J lu ti v u t. iiimui. ui LiiUUT B
K1IEUMATIC 1,1 HA
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JiAUitfkviurvr, &djuu v,Ul ruoelvolt h DiaQ,
AlilttUT Klloli',
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DR. THEEL.
K Ha.furth at.
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ltUll 1U 1UI
Ii 1'iiiua hi' whult
tu cur Blootl POlBOn.
Harvous Debility Sp"
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Bklu niwtwt) KL4HtritlDilD lh
bwutp.SoreThrout Wouth,
BI ,toho, 1 linphi, Fruptlom, wfl mf
hithl L'luttii, bmelnt.gti, InliktiuUil,
InIlUjii(.ftllaii n4 &uut.tc(a
Kuriviurva, WiwkuMi ai Karl)
M(v, loai ajanuiry. ak hmsk. mental ftuxlstr, Kltuey
UUUir I'tMtwm ud ill plaeavKi nv.lUiif frunt Fvj. Mv,
'niiiit Hob or Overwork Kewni ot cured lo i 'o 10 .Uji;
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Uoi lur guaok, Famih r Hcnidikl Phi.lclan hat tii4
Or Til KM:, men pothiVly Ubcut dtMUlru fluBa
batoe 0LI v wsn viii'ik xiu iMiM' l ComlKrutw
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r avatirn watintoniaia,
u B td aod Saw
7Vlntn RimW. 9 (til 11 Wi in tr rail lUMl ho aaerl
fac K.ftr.LLv. hmi V ii- ""(t maturity fUU. tlailj TLEH.
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