t-nnon Oarr may now be laid to ha ths
ealliiiol cierfrrmaa ia Knjlead, he
having inherited the east estate of Rir
William Evens, the Derbyshire Bsrouet
who died lone weeka since. The Canon
sra connected with the late Baronet b
marriage only.
Hood's Cures
My Health is Solid
As a buck's Foot In the Mud
Cured of f.rnrrl and ImUorrHon
bit llomftk SnrHit parllla
Jfr. Frederick Kamfrrd
CMi'iilo, Illinois.
"I want 1o rn Hint I have Won mad'1
new man l hiv farKaiHiril'ii urul H l'
1'IIIk I was in a wretcbeu' coiulit loo awl
paid to one j'liveelnn ft'! f.r ut tcriiluiioe
ami pioseni.tiotis. which iravv nir no re
lief. 1 sifTin-d inti mely from gravel,
end think I lave endured arm Ii mis
ery a any mica from Unit roiiiplnlnt. I
prr ti hope lit ever Kelt big well umi ua
only walking about I i
Save Funeral Expenses.
Nothlnir would stay on my tlc.innc li. I bcirtin
tu Ukr IIih.cIV SHinai illn. Mini fonnil Unit
it diil me eood.ao I kept on till I hicie
taken fourteen bottles, ami m my
health if a koIIiI a a duck's foot In
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
the mud. 1 shall keep Uood'a Suinapiiillla
In the house, as 1 consider It the chcata-st anil
beet medicine In the market. My liuli
ircellon la entirely cured, and all avmp
touia of the KiaCei have disappeared."
FKrnaiiirK KAtinrHcn, No. M Soinh
Carpenter Hlrert. Chicago. Illinois.
K B. He Hire to gel Homl'aaml only HOOD'S,
llonrf'e I'llla art easily, ret promptly and eta
ebrolb.vn tlie liver autl bowels, usee uti.
F N V 11
TACKS
YOU ALWAYS NEEO 'CM.
SOWS INTANCC8.
Voti pull curtain down quOk, off tt
cnniei. You nrcd "Home Tartu."
tiin.p prtit loorj on chain etc. you
want "owe Tavkc,"
bpriitp; rie-tMinp:--vnr, rflaf carpets.
J'om taw "Hvmt Turk$,n
In any Homc uses fok Tacks.
loum ill always fa uti just tu rilit Diced
tack forltic turpoM iu a boi of'Honu
Tadun packed In ix apartment
a nioft convenient form.
Msa Mlflly by U Vmltr Dapv AUm Tms Owa'a.
fte Vwk. I
VftftoiiM -Ttjuafc, Maea
ItuLajf, Ma, fl..gi
HOHE TACKS
60LD EVEBTWHFEB.
MEND YOUR OWN HARNESS
I-
WITH
THOMSON'S V m 1
lJ SLOTTED
CLINCH -RIVETS.
No tools rfiiu.rrU. Uinv a iiammer nrnlrtl lodrlvn
inti c'incb lh tu tuiiiv anil ipncli.y, kuv iuc he clinch
Ki'txi-utl7 imnoth. Kquirlii ti.i d t to b msdc In
Hi iraihcr nui tnr ti ftivsts. Tlirv ars atrsiv,
tnarls and slsarsisjl?, Milnun nuw In us. AU
htni-'itia, ii n i form t Br(txl. i'iit ni In tMts.
Ask ,var lr tor Hsvm, ir wn-1 40& In
taniMS iur a boa ui lUu, auri.i ua. Alan id ity
JUDSON L. THOMSON MFG. CO.,
W AI-TIIA. NAM. "
SHILOHS
CURE.
Cures Conaninptlan, Cengrha Cronp, Nora
Tiiroatt Sold be all PnieeiMs ea a Guarantee.
IIVWVAAAAAAVVVAAAitV'ljrijriAAAilsyNAAAeiV'iiiai
ROOTpBARK w BLOSSOM
U.ar Htaiaafk. !.!. KlaMaV SMI IllOtXl !.
rMituiR, WLiiiiy ai.u L' ttuiiiy ulrklr imr4
wtli lyaM-sia, CiHiHilpauoti, BlrtiUMMOSsa, litU
uttS.Uhiiimiibin orCuri Ii. Hunmi t rtu furstaunps.
1 LIIIHHi, JIIVU, ltVCa'il r"T'U"
t1 bX two mottths' suiiply ( j tr kj smUI r si m
W ' oue munlh'i iupi-tj I I rM Ti J It and Hv VklL
ROOT, BARK at BLOSSOM, Newark, N. J,
SI7SPRAYPUMPC5.50
WI I Mprny n Tru Arrr OM-bMrf Vrr Umy,
;iitttml the- li-ftdintf Kntfuniilniilitts if tlit U.K.
lU.uUl' lu u1. talttui in'n yuartinlrwtt t mttnty rr
fututrtt, lllnal rattNl vafaltaym- mi n(ra Iiik. hYrr, It
tt a nii'ld st ltfr. our tarnuar mri'iit" art tuukliii: S.I
lu mVjU aw liny, H SM VHtntt. AaltlivM
.. I.KM IN II !;.'.. Him A.rTKM,i.. K.Y.
FIEWSION
'SuocessfuUv Promoutes Claims.
Latti Hrluuipal axaininwr V 8- runsiou Buvaau.
JjraaUlaal uav. i)uUjsidli:allUi'L'UiUii. all) siaiua.
MltCT UAVC Arma ATOM'S, Hampla
mUOl nAvC hafculink d'at. ,Milml.v Until
lot v. Mump, hiinif ntaf. I iirlvulli'tla Oniy uimmI
mi iviii- luuutftl. beats wi'taliiM. bulfM unparulU'ltMj
Sl'J n Miil Hiilt yii.ii. HntHKi, I'lil la., 1'a.
Do If ot Ea Deceived
with Hastes Eaatnels ana fatal wtolcb alaio tUa
taanfls. Injure the Iroo and tmru reit.
The RmlnJ Hun klfive Kilbtk U UrllllNH Vl.
leaa. Durable, and tir unasuinar pava fur bo tu,
ur glaaa nacaaa-a ailui aiury purciuiie.
t
lAllC
nuriL
LL1- an cm ' M
As
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THE CROP BULLtTIN.
Official Btatiatica by the Department ot
Agriculture of the Wheat and Corn
In the Country.
The etimatd proportion nf wheat on
hnml la '.tl.2 per cent of tlie lat crop, the
rmalleat erriitape In ten year. The
n,iantiiy on hand apirregatra 1:!.'i0H0,(MI0
lniliel, .".fi,OiW,tiO lea than In't March .and
23,onj,niO mure than the remniuit of Die
niry amall crop of 1WK1. A very larjre pro
portion ia found In Htute that lo not apar
a hiishel for rommerclnl diatrilmtioti, and
only m.non.ixm in the principal prlnu
whent iiiitpn. ninrethan Imlf of whii h ia re
qnireil for oeil In the fpriii(j. Of the win
tor whrnt alalia only Knnn and 'iiliforiiia
have any i'onilernlile aurpliK availnhle for
loinnu rii al ilitrihulion.
The ro'ii on hnml ai e"tim:itoil mrpresntia
rjti .'.lT. ITII hunei, nr .'ii ft ter rt-m of the
lni proilnrt. Thi propnriioii hna hoen ex-i-eilnl
in Mnrrh four tinio in the lnt ten
Venn and the iinntliy haa heen exuoiloil
tivi' nnir". l n ruiixiiiiiptHiii tl emhr month
j.iniI iii; i;io ltuhoM. only oxoeih thut tol.
Ion iim the nniiliT rroi oi I' ami lrt.
I he m'L'Mtfu'e ioli Imiii (nrnia to Kn hevoml
ro'intv lini-a i '.TT,:;T!i.ii hii'hola, or 17 per
n ut if the erop. TIk' proportion inerrliantii-hu-i
1. 14 . Il'i.i"'. in' 11 l r rent. 1 he
value renirni'il for nierciiuntahl rn aver
asv 4J.!i ri'Ula.l'ur iiimiioii IimiiI nhle L'7.7 i rnla
innkiii!! mi ir.'trri'KnIH of ilVVnnn.imn nhirli
i xhimN the lU'ivtuher vulinition by lll.WHI,
(iihi iivorir.'inx 4Heetil per lrihel.
Tin1 nmoiiiit export i' I in twelve niontha
j im.oim.iMKi liiilii'l:reiiiiri'it for coinmiip.
lion. " "'""ii ned, M.tHm.miO: val
ine Mink. 7H.OO i.i i, a tol ill of t L,..i'(i.oil
R'.'ninat an appiirent aupply of Ti.n Mi mr)
h.ihel. Theie ia llien'l'ore an nppiirent
exroa nf diatrihiilimi trim the Ian two
rnipa. of .11 ini.ii lmhrN. n ronipnriil
nil h previmi" etiimitea. aliowinp. it piwnt
itinmii" are roiri rt. a Inrh riinnot hepoi
lively iiM-ured. that theonipa of 1MI ami
l:i2 'were ninlrre-'trmiileii hv or M per
iil, hiih would bra verv cloe iniiirin on
the ;ile aiile. Verv liltleolil heiit u
yeportotl on hnml. The nverje weiif it of
the crop pr meavtirnl loiliol. n rnlrulnti il
from the ieiiii n of miller, state at!ent mid
cotreponil'nlii. i .". miiiimN. reliii-iiii; the
elinint"c proilnct to 4 M,U ),'0 I of coinint i.
Cinl LUlie".
I'lie crop n'P'irt for March of the depart
nn tit ol nt-rii'iilliire relaie to the iliairitiu
tion of corn and a heiil and the Hf'k re
lnn ninp on lariiK. Ii ia not a ceunift of
incl. vidual hnldint."1 of growers hut it i bn
ed on county latimiitea of the percentile of
lnt year product rcmainim,'. made by it
faoanl reportiiis to the Klnle anent All
(!inin, incluihiiit any aiirplut of previous
yenm, is includi'd. 'Thee scpertite fi-sults
arescrntiiiied. obvious errors ami incou
aijitencies corrected, ilillereiH-es linrmonizeil
and ullimnte statements tabulated by statea
to show both percentage! and ajiienam
q umi 1 1 ties.
EAHTHtJ OAKlTlN RAUWAY.
Baildinga Were Swayed and Deatroyed
tn Eaatern New Jersey
Thet'iiy of Hahwiiy, S. J . was haken
Thursday niorniiiK by an earthquake sliock
a few minutes after H o'clock. It did con
siberable damage in tlie c'.ty nnd vicinity,
lliiildinps swaved and the driijrfista austuin
ed considerable loss by brenknue. Several
hundred bottles were thrown to the floor.
I 'heiniM Itichter sustained a lo of H'0 by
tlie brenking of a (slua jar that he'd a val
uable preparation. A citizen, relHiiiiR hia
eiperience, said: "II sounded to me like the
reverberation of a thou-aud guna The earth
trembled and rocked. It was like the lon
undulation of a swell sen." A barn near
the city was destroyed: loss W0.
Sunday Opening of the World'a Fair.
The endeavor to secure the opening of the
Fair, rhirago on Sunday will he transferred
from the State courts to the I'nitid States
Supreme foiirt, which will be aiked tu i
me an injunction against restraining the
oiening of the gates. The grounds of com
plaint will be that the corporation ia an 1111.
noia one and that Congress baa no power to
make the restriction.
la. ANtr (iKAVKs, of Host en, gota
verdict for 112.000 against the New Kngland
road for injuries received iu an accident.
She aued tor tlS.OOO.
THE LABOR WORLD.
Tub clerks unions of Chioaxo. III., will
Imaigamate.
Denmark pjmions all workinj people
aver aixty yeara of ae.
Tn State of Colorado haa a labor army
tl tM70 workmen in Ui union.
Pattern 'MAKERa have aioptel a national
insurance on tnair tovla ot trade.
Tea Governor of Coloralo fa von com
pulsory arbitration In labor trouble.
8EVBK thousand sliopmsn on the Union
racific road bava aecureJ eignt noun.
Tnf nraurritinn ffanv on the 1 anama
Canal line baa struck against a reduction ot
wage.
In tba State of New York during 10i
there were 17Sa strikes, involvioz 'Aiui
p?raona.
Baku clerka of Fbiladelpbla want ine
State Legislature to paaa a abort-day law
tor tueni.
Th Hx,rh. from aznloaions in m inea last
year numbered VJtt, against tt'ty-one in leHl
and 2W tn lH'JO.
Rt.snaTnKarecentlv told British laborara
tbat tba establishment of tie .ifht-bour
system ia practicable.
The Homestead tPaun.) Relief Committee
auuouuoea that no mora mousy ia ueeiied
lor Homestead sufferers.
ENOiNEKRa in the freight eervice of tha
New York Central Railroad have been noti
fied tbat they must rtaide in Alnany.
Ovkr one hundrei tbomanl worbini
women in New York are elt-support.nz.
1'nree out of every Bva support whole t a, mi
lieu. Heattle, Washington, will furniid the
oecwtaary tools to Ule men wbo wisn wor
and will pay tbeui fairly tor all work done
for tba city.
ARMED peeaantaanl unemnloyeJ work
men are making demonstrations in tlie city
at Lomb.rily, Italy, carrying Bags witb the
inscription: -Bread, Work or blood ."
It is said tbat there are 33,000 idle work
men in Chicago, IIL, and tbat tne number
is constantly increasing. The various unions
of the city have spent ttaousanua ot dollars
in helping the unfortunates.
Tbadk unions of Nebraska have formed
aSUato Federation, to be kuowo as the Ne
braska Htate Libor Congress. It propotm
to eaiablisb oautral and looai uuions iu every
town and city in tne dtate.
A new association or railroal employes
bas beau organised at Cnicago. It is com
poned ot all clasmw of raitroAU employes, and
is l'oriued tor mutual prote'Jtiou, the ad
vauoement of wagta and shortening ot
hours.
In the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg, per
sous (leairiug work or Uelu have now ouly to
seud a postal card to the Director ot the
Postal Administration iu order to have tbe
wants advertised iu every uoatottl j iu tbe
Grand Ducby.
There Ii great suffering among the cotton
apiuuera ami operattvea of Olduaw, Km
laud. There are Ut.OJU unemployeii. i'Uou
sauda of these are without too I an I iuel,
Tbe local authorities ara overburdened witb
demands upou then), and private cuarity
baa beeu ezoauTtml by toe ouutinual mat iu
weaaiiut dram tinoe last November.
Ihe rower ot Water.
"A Soulhero Enijlneer" contrlbtrtM a
valuable article on "Geolo-ry and the
lliadaaippl Problea to the Engineering
Magazine. Iu it he lays:
Vie find in water tbe only tTrelen
Rent tbat workt in tbe mollification ot
continents; anil Instead ot being tne
Kreat renovator of tbe land, it ia pop.
ularly conceived, it la tbe great ile
al rojer. The dettructlon of ancient
Rome has been attributed to time. Hut
it was due limply ta tbe tnoiiture of the
atmmphere working tbrojgh chetnfcal
agenctee. It wai water, Invisible but
penetrating even the very atonea of the
wonderful city, tbat caused ber to
crumble to ruins, and gave to modern
Heme a grade greatly elevated above ber
ancient grade. But it work I not alone
in the cities and town. There ie not a
bill on earth that baa not been fhorn nf
some nf its altitude by this auutle force,
ami there ia not a mountain on earth, if
not fitfully renewed by volcanic, action,
tbat hai not been compelled to lower ita
peak before thii universal loveler of tho
exalted. It may be a dreadful thought,
indeed, but we do not know absolutely
that we are not dependent on the earth
quake and the volcano for keeping our
continental habitat above tbe level of
the ocean ; for water not only dettroy,
but It haa the persistency and force t't
carry off to ita burial place in the ac nil
that it hai caused t perish. It may
take a Unit; time at its tnik , but working
either in its ga.emif, iti liquid, or ita
anlid ft rm, it lectni to be tho moat per
aistent tiling on earth, never perishing,
and, however divided nnd Invisible at
timea, always ready to unite its forces
for a s upreme ellort at the degradation
of a continent.
t'annot Take the lilt.
The chief of the Ktnias City )
Fire Department has invented a new
bridle for horses, the use of which
makes it impossible for the horse to
take the bit between his teeth. It has
no bit to take. It is arranged with a
trap over the horse's nose, aad a steel
curb under bis jaw in iuc!i a way that a
hard pull on the reins make tho animal
very uncomfortable indeed. Tne new
bridle works to perfection, it is laid, on
a practical test, keeping the hots? per
fectly under control, while giving him
the minimum of discomfort. One grea:
advantage of the contrivance is that it
enables the animal to cat and drink in
comfort without dijpla:ing the bridle
IS'ew York News.
Liverpool I a- the largest local debt of any
town in Knglnnd.
ALL THE SAME, ALWAYS.
SPRAINS.
Ht. ri.AJcr, Trxss,
Junc'.0, 1 Vs.
FufTcrcd 8 months witb
train of back ; could not
Walk tlraight ; u-:cd two
bullies of
St. Jacobs Oil,
was cured. No uin in
IS inonllis.
M. J. WALLACE.
A PROMPT AND
TTlTOraTT?r,MUR.RAr.Euc,'MuRRiiY"HARNESS$5.W
MURRAY'S CATALOG
1 he if ratifies. at"l room roniplcif
'ftiiiit of ehelea, lloroeaa.
amjpllorae ooaa 9-r puli
liMisti. A n-Kitii.r yt loptflia fr
an v oiif a ho n tin a hirse.
WILBER H. MURRAY M'F'O CO. 'X'rrrr. CINCINNATI. 0.
What Brings Release From Dirt and Grease? Why,
Don't You Know?
SAPOLIO!
pTHE KIND
ii THAT CURESi
Dyspepsia for20 Years!!
H TltlED E,TRYTHIG,
uYet 2 bottles wrought
S A CURE.
UNO nCTION, BUT TRUTH. P
BBIMS1S,SAIS1LL0., P
(Ikktsm! hsirhmi. .eeat snaeeee fcU
.i..r ttU rurs suit II VNI'I I'SI A ffl
II" lOKf rvrr ililnf 1 touUl l,rar ut. Hsvr siM.f?
tlv trmuorsn r.lti-l. I lis,.L.rti i' A Hl.lill
O .: ( i u i:i.i.i r .... ....,.f
I'cilUlUWI Ut UIJ VISfMllS tlfljSM. fia
HUrul D
DANA'S ..
SARSAPAHILLAi
id H lin.PFIt fk MM H
Boi., i ikiiikiii nit' e'onu. elorcili,l tasi i. an
m lNIi:i'NIA H AS CI III II.P
iAf.l. kisjii rl-. a s a- a sc iT s s
M:tV AlASi,
Tniir, li li V, PS
JOHN KlHKl.y, tno.
MSMTIll, .N V.
To whnin It iiiiv enmsrn m-Wi, srs m.ii a,..
iunilil siih Mr. Kitkiy, and know lli.l lie IT
vumiii am ak iihi sliti, uacai ihisife.
eii.Aii.NaiNAiru, aa
lilUtfglltl.
a
A DANA I LIVER AND KIDNEY PILLS ail
P.ortk thslr weight la Sold. Tht ara
LD. S. D.'S.-OANA I DIIEAIE 0E-
MSTROtfRI. Try a bottle at ur risk.
Q Dsn Ssrsspsrllls Co., t.ltail, Mala,
1?AKaMS.TIMRKK ?i
New calaliaoui selil frea uiioa aiiitiiL-i.lluii.
t Address Suiul, liaMnau. a Co., Hanam. Va,
?e?"?
M JOHM KIltKKY, L'.t, g
i
How to Garai rTemaa't if .
' ' A volume at memoir ha juit been
rubliihed giving the experience of a
French President of Assize. It bear
curious testimony to the Inaccuracy of
women on the aubject of their owa ages.
A the writer' Information i from tbe
calender, he apeak only ot th criminal
classes. The only instances in which he
finds correct dates given by women are
when they are under twenty-five or
over eighty five. At these period of
life, he says, they are to be trusted.
At all other periods the sure controlling
tendency is to understate. Tbe magis
trate has been able to give a rule lor
guidance. He finds that femr.le prison
en invariably itate their age ns twenty,
nine, tbirty-nine, forty-nine or flfty-nine
and from this remarkable circumstance
he deduce his rule. If their ages are ia
tbe forties, they bodily set them down in
the thirtiea, but conscience asserting
Itself, they keep as mi r the truth as they
can and Hi them at tint ty-nine. Whether
male criminals do the same the magistrals
doe not state. London News,
England Las revived an old law against
tweunog.
The New Bread.
"3 OVAL iinfcnnontcd bread, made without
v yeast, avoiding the decomposition produced
in the Hour by yeast or other baking powder;
peptic, palatable and most healthful ; may be
eaten warm and fresh without discomfort, which
is not true of bread made in arir other way.
Can bo made only with Royal Making Powder.
Receipt for Making One Loaf.
vNH ipiait flour, i tcaponnfiil
- suit, half u tcaspixnifui I sugar,
s hen ping tcnupoonful Uoyul Raking
rowikr, half r.U'diuni-sizeil cold
boiled potato, nnd water. Sift tn-Ri-thcr
thoroughly flout-, salt, sugar,
nnd baking pnwilcr ; rub in the
potato; uM sufficient witter to mix
tr.iintiily imil rapidly into a stiff
l.ntter, about ut soft na for pound
cake; iiliic.it a pint of water to a
cjuu.it cf ilour will bo icpiiitd
BRUISES.
riTTfm mi, r..,
SiWWylie A ve., Jan. Lti.'rlT
(hie of my workim 11 fell
I'roin n luddcr. be spruiiml
and brulfcd his una very
budly. lie used
8t. Jacobs Oil
and wun cui'cil in four
days.
ritANZ X. GOELZ.
PERMANENT CURE.
U nilf ntnrf hlrlra iikI
lUmrM Itiot yi-nr. citrtfi to
he people, limn any otlii r fm -l(r
t'lti-ttrili. Wrtlcai nitt'f fi r
nur 4mt.fl t iitnlotf No. let. mnl If
yu ilim't Pity li Hit tini'hi or
nnt oplrtt you ever "nw.wi 11
iimke you i nm nf n liirr ' .
Wcof-
hVlmT.T1iiliii
I l.u 1I.U.I I ' u.....
Tastes (IinmI. I se In lima. M fi.
Hum hy Unwsiaia. H J
!.i;-tny.ij.w
a rrndy
made medicine for Coughs,
Ilroiichitis nnd oilier dis
eases of lite Throat and
Jiiins. Like other so
called Patent Medicines, It
is well advertised, and
having merit it has at talli
ed a wide sale under the
name of Piso's Cure for
Consumption.
I
It Is bow a "Nostrum." though at first It was
CCDiijiiniled after a prescription by a reifiilnr
pkyslclan, with do idea tbat It nuld ever go
cn tlie market aa a iiruurietary medicine. But
after compounding that prescription over a
thousand times In one year.we named It'Tiso's
Cure fort'onsamitiun,"and begun advertising
It In a small way. A medicine kuowo. ill
over tbe world la tbe result.
Why la It not Just as good as though costing
f.fty cents to a dollar for a prescript Ion and an
ciiunl sum to have It put up at a drug store,
tSpeotaoles X
Purr irrMKiliNN IVbble rprrlit lea.wltli hand
miij rtillrtl Koltl rrmiii' autl buni. Ynur amiiber
tu-ul i-nt-timlil, unly ."VOr. H polr WoriU 11 v iimei
I hut amiMiui.lf you iluu't kuow Hie dumiImt ymi ue4
lA-i.il u your ttge. Kleel-rlminil itMilailei. lUrla
GotaiVn hu U y fo.t 6"a ami M3 trwJ r
AHIIIH Morphlno Hblt orad In 10
ItoVtf day. IUIcur)d.
i &2
1-4
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English Ignorance ot America did tinl
begin with tbts generation. Goldsmith"!
description of Niagara Kails includes th
statement that "some Indian in their
canoe, a it it aid, have ventured down
it tn fety
lit Sultan of Turkey ha ordered a
competitive trial of Krupp and Call
cannon. Tbe latter are used by the
French army ; and the Ottoman arm ha
been using the former.
The Plitabera Preaa.
A pli'tiomr lirtl sin rrm In prniitf loiirnftIMm
Tna Prrr.ai no Piium, Pennsylvania's pioneer
In cheap journalism, tins ntinliied an average
ilallv anil Sunilav circulation of over 4l.iKm. is
simwn hv Its last attornsiiitemenl. 'I ne Pitrss
ts sent hv mall nr ilellvereil by ctrrler for
si cents ier month tor the dally and a cents
per month for the Sunday edition.
Not a person has been killed in a Mnine
railroad wreck since l"W.
"Kememrcr that la ilnrfleld Ten yon hare an
onlailltiR lemeilv for Iridli'CHlloti. Hick Head,
ache ami every attending III that an abused
ainmarb can make you surfer. Every druggist
lis IU i&a, tuc and II."
"I have lieen occasionally troubled with
Coinrhs, arid In each cast have used Hiiown's
Hhoisi-hi si.i'iioctirs.u hii-b bine never tailed,
and I must -hv tlcv are se -onil to one ln ths
world." trlit A. Htm, I'at'iltt, si. I'aul, Minn.
I'lilted States bus 7:!,(i0 paupers.
11
liun i! or Ics According to the brand
unil quality of tho Ilour used. l)o
not make a stiff dough, like yeat
bread. ' Tour the butter into a
greased pan, 4'iS inches, mid 4
inches deep, filling nbntit half full.
The lonf will rise to fill the pan
when buked. Hake in very hot
oven 4; minutes, placing paper
over first 15 minutes baking, to pre
vent crusting too soon on tup. Piuke
tit once. Jon'l mix with milk.
"A SUCCESS."
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toletlo, O., Gentlemen -
I have sufTcrcil from catarrh for about five years
rind have tried several remedies without relief
until I commenced to use 1 hill's Catarrh Cure last
February. I must say that it is a A SUCCESS,
the dropping in my throat disappeared entirely
after the first bottle. It increased my appetite, so
that I now weigh eight pounds more than myeus
ternary weight. I have recommended it toothers
and all who used it have been greatly relieved and
tvpeak highly of it. One of them was in my store
yesterday and expressed his wish to peddle it this
winter. Will you please let me know the lowest
terms you could furnish it for, as I would like to
keep it in stock. Hoping to hear from you
Eocn, I remain, Yours respectfully,
K. C. HAUSWEDELL,
Lake City, Minn
COLD CV UaUGQISTd, 75c.
lid prlre aiainped on boitouu Look
or it iri rouuujt
sis' f. rv
IHI 1. I IIP I I I I II I t Jf.:'r.
a n r ii-i-" 1 " - nr. wi ikh rnw
Will five exclusive sale shoe atealera.n. erncrul nicirti.i.in v Ubt I k
Uenla. rllo foremliilogufi. II nol lor aalaln iuri plaeeseuU illrocl tc I'liulory,.
ad, slae and width wauiud. Poaioge lutti, W. 1m iiouUu., UiuUsIob. ittaws.
U U I I I 0 I U I 0 (1 i J i ! Ksasa U.W . iw I
Ittiif teutiij .rm OArirl'o.,iltW.4ai.bt...lf. j I if amM fall a M alxtjaLL J
CuresSickHeadacnel ulEvrEEEii
'August
Flower"
" I am ready to testify under oath
that if it had not been for August
Flower I should have died before
this. Kight years oro I wa taken
sick, and suffered as no one but
a dyspeptic can. I employed three
of our best doctors nnd received
no benefit. They told me that I had
heart, kidney, nnd liver ttouble.
Everything I ate distressed me so
that I had to throw it up. Atgust
1" lower cured me. There is no ,ued
icinc equal to it." 1-ORENiO F.
Slkefbr, Appleton, Maine.
P W II 1 1 '3
JUMBO, the A'eisndra improved Cream Ben
stater; rapacity anno to4iKM wnn,ls per honritwo
burse p'twr will run It. Also iewmedi'1 HA190
tEPSHATIR for the sale ot which AOtNTI
are WANTED In every section. Mnmiiacinrers
ot cvervtitiiijl 111 line of inschleery and supplies fol
boner and rneese factories, fVnil for rstaloene.
HAVIS ft ItANKIN HI'll.lllNI ANI MI'H. CO.,
klttToims tVtsT l.ASaHTiiriT, I'nrcioo, Illinois,
m ss ST" B S"SfH0 WAVTrn 10 sell Pnlent
A IT HIM 1 a Oonr heck 1 sots II
aravaaBlWi W alslslitiaKenlsniukllishla
mrnn-y. P. . t'AINTHt. faleiilw. Tllll-sillle, I'a.
SIIOKTKWI) nV SMM.. Thornushly tanatit
Ii. rciietlcfs. t'st. and m -l Is.win fre J. II II. mice
-cn. r.lii. I'nft'a shmthntifl rtMlcKcWItllsmsecrt. I'a.
PATENTS
THOMAS P SIMPSiiy, Washlnslon.
i.i-. No ally's fee 11111II I'alciil nli.
taioeil. rile for Invealor's Uuldn.
mmm wae
S3 SHOE
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
A cewed shoe that will not rip: Calf.
seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable,
etyiisu ana durable than any other shoe ever
old at tlie price Every Etvlc. Equals cuatom-
Diauc auuea coauog irom f4 10 J5. ,
The fo'.lowioi are of tbe same hlcb standard cat
merit! -
M.oo and S.oo Fine Calf. Hand-Sewed,
Ij.fiO l'olicc, farmers aud Lclter-Camcrsu
J . so, (j.ag and ts.oo for Working McOs
J.oo acd i.7S lor Youths ami Boys, t .
I.ow uunU'Scwcu, i For V
J.go and a.oo Dongcla, ( LAOlESsl
91.75 lor Misses.
XT IS A DOTY yon ows Tonrs.1
to g wo coat v.iao toe yoajr
lonev. ajconomuo La your
lootwoat by purotuutna; W.
Ii. DouRla. Bboea, aililob
I.pieueDt u. neat vaiuo
1 iso pric.s aavetuaaa
a Uioucnnda can Um.
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