I5ntt-rf.l mill Rose.
"How t!o roil keep t'mt Imltrrflj
finttirinR aiounil that ros??' "Very
nH;ly, wlion yon 1 now bow," wag die
reply maile t tli ininilrv "You we
Una ia on imitation rnm nn l an imitn
t.o:i Imtteiflr. The ro.-o is inailo of
pijor ii ml the strin it n metallic tulip.
Tl ii turn! exttmls aliirlitly hryoml the
eta a of the flower. The other rml of
if. ia ftntt"ne(1 like tlin innntlipierc of o
I'iiK'i ao that it u.n msily he lieM in
llio tuniith. Two sinnll Imttrrflp nro
fastitu 1 tn n Mii tll e!iler-p;t''h Imll ly
tnratis of averv lino wir.-. I y lining
the ball ilirrtlv over the tube mul
peiitly lilonitijr. tliiotiftii tho tube the
I nil ia anapenJeil in thn nir cin-1 tho
lintterHliu have the appearance of rlnt
trr.ns ronml th'i rose. The ell'n pro
thiceil is very surprising. Vt conrre,
tho nir must bo blown tlir.ii(jh very
rrpnlarlv. This is the sntne priucipltt
Unit make an ftrp-t-lifll or a liyht eork
I all remain in e piili! rinm nt the top
:I l Jet of water." Si u ivrk Mail
Qinl hjitirc!".
TrtKiiE Is u mini in Hartford who
lias worked nt fortv-six different
Undo, lie forms a sort of a trade
union nil by himself.
The Testimonials
W 1'iif Vh are net .it l:a-ri!, n'ir are lliy
rii.in uji In rnrofllie, nnr are tin ) from
onr empluytn. Tlity are fiiits. .nvintlliat
Hmsl's Nur.ip'irillA posst ,. nlisolute
Mi hit, an I that Hood's Cures
Jfra. K. M. Kurt
'iM Ki a.li.ll, N. V.
Three Great Enemies
Neuralgia, Rheumatism
and Dyspepsia
Another Victory for Hood's.
" Fnr ovr -I yours 1 Imvr snlTt-ml wit h nrn.
mlKia. rlirtimiitisin and il)'M.p!ii. Many time
1 miiiIiI not turn in Iwil, Srviru! physicians
lave trialfd me ami I Imve trlt-il tlttVniil
remetliis. li'it all tailed tn imv me y. rniiuifiit
relief, Kive yyiirs H4C I U-i;a:i In take Homl's
Hood's ESS!;. Cures
SHrwipnrilla it ml il IW duiic imp a vjiM amount
of ko.hI. Since iMirii.n.nK to tiike it 1 Ijavo nnl
lnvl a cV. tiny I urn Ti yvnm uU ami i-rjoy
oo.l )' It h, which I ittirilmt" to IIihh.V SurKU
rnrillii.' Mil. K. M. Hikt, V. Kcmtull. X. Y.
J""! IN IU (MM' Hll Liver III, V.iiUiM wt
Kuni..'t', Itttlitftftloti, sii k lU'fuliH'lHt. oeuK
I'U' l 'Oil
'August
Flower"
nat is August t lower
for ?
As easily answered as askJa. It is
for Dyspepsia. It is a special rem
edy for the Stomach and Liver.
Nothing more than this. We believe
August Flower cures Dyspepsia.
We know it will. We have reasons
for knowing it. To-day it has an
honored place in every town and
country store, possesses one of the
largest manufacturing plants in the
country, and s; everywhere. The
reason is sitnrj It docs one thing,
anddoesitrigDi Itcuresdyspcpsiatw
fl.ii Trad M.rlt ) on the but
WATERPROOF COAT
A. J. TOWER. BOSTON. MASS.
Unlika the Dutch Process
"?i No Alkalies
OH
Other Chemicals
are uneil In the
ireratiou of
W. BAKER & CCS
reakfastGocoa
irltirh ahtalutely
pun mh4 aol6.
i lltomor0thanihrtr timet
t fA itremith ul Cocoa mixed
I witti Btarcli, Arrowroot or
Suuar. aud ia far mora eco-
nnnuciU. cutting ie than on eut o eup.
H ik drliiiout, nourliiDg, aud aUMLT
JHOB0TKU.
bold kfCrmnctcrjwktra.
TJ7 SITCV TVvenMv Va.a
Young Mothers.
ITt 0t Ttm m Mtnudg
M QtKf mm Chit.
"BOTHER'S FRIEND"
Jtub CMjIlMMMtU U
i'oiw, Uurrt mndMUk.
artromaorDbolUotHlBTMhr'a Trlrai"!
ann. nMibui utUe inaa.and tUdbuiMpariviiw taai
mu Wlefward usual la auah ' nw M I'M
ijuua um lAuiar, Ho., Jaa. 1Mb, Uti.
Hmut kf rxpraas, cbarirM prapald. oa tmoIm cf
, vu(l aoir wMt),luoaiblloUMnaaUrflr.
rAf IKLO HlWULATVat tO.,
ATLAMTAt Ok,
kvu til au. kkcuuwrs.
c
vim
mm
FACTS ABOUr THE FAT 5.
raoTtnow bas bwn made .'or the transper
wllon ot en.000 ptraonaan tour to nnJ Irou
iin Rrciindf.
Ftrrr Nnl.ona and thirty-arep rnlonie arn
repreaenterl. Added to thep an' the Vniteil
Stntei i.vernnn iitandtlic var.cmStut'.a and
territories of the t'nlou.
niirom.r speaklnir, the prmind eoiilaln
fon aere. They are a mile luuir and t l out 11
mllp liroad nt the widest nrt. The ditnii':n
Irom the middle vl t'hli a is seven miles.
Tin: pnlleilSon ' rxliltdts In the Ilritn
ix'tioii is the lariret and mi"t Iniporlnl.t thnt
has even lme:i l.rmmht trnjethe- In any li.ter
nnt'nnnl exhibit Ion utlde uf the I'nile I
Kinedu'n.
ATHisdthalwill lmprs lt"lf upon I'm
Ihonahtlnl ois-rver Is the U -t lh.it e,-er
lr.ni.di ol s.-len nil. I In In 'try h.n h 1 sdlt
up Into min - dep.irt!nnt. ! !! Is t'ni a i
of tiie spe 'inllst.
le thp exlilMls n'" tn he ennlderp (rom
tim Hand oint o n'.l'iil" rs the Krem h are
Mrnnjisr. If thi vnret'i t o JndKed liy thn
avoriiirc eteelleiiPH In art Ilnllnnd. without
lioniit. tnkes til" Kill amoiii; foreiuu Nations.
Is the department of natural liltory New
Vor,( mate takes the lead. The Wnrd'i. Nat
iir.il Feieiiee Museum of Ho -hesler hat. an i x
hllilt which 1'mlpssor I'ntnii'U snysls pi f -t.
It shows every form o( annual lifo "irxu
ton(S to num.'
It must he understood thnt the Exposition
Is a eltv with a eomplets urn eminent. Then
are over MUXK) exhibitors. MM two persons
tor en.'h Interest repri'smit-d would ulve a
fixed population of 100.000. There ar well
orrfanWed and npiippeit pli':0 nr.'. Hie t'j-pr-tr
nt.
I th .irlilir rv exhibit l n 12-ln.-li tir.val
rifle, thirtv-six feet lon and wei(rh.nir llfty
tons ; a lS-lin'h naval null jio'Wet. S"ven!ee:s
feet IniiK and welKhlinr t.01 pounds, tint
:i-lr.eh tu'ie that will'M-hewoil by thejaekit.
is thlrty-eicht feet live indies ku;i an I WdiKhs
Cl'.OUO po.m .
TRF.nt is a btilbllna wher babies eiri bn
eheeked Just like a hat or eoat or umbrella.
The eharie is moderate and the nurses arn
(rixid. There was a similar institution at thn
I'.iri Exposition, hut. unfortunately, several
hundred babies were oil hand without elaiin
anls when the exposition elos-J.
From the roof of thelitis bulldinu of Manu
faetnres and Liberal Art will heiimthehliri:et
e leetrie seareh lluht evereonstru di d. II has
reflet-tors six feet In diameter a-nl will cive a
llrbt of l!4.000,00t eaudle power. It i a
sened by those In eharae ol tins liubt that to
people sixty miles aay thn lil.t will b
Ui Jirly as bright as a lull moou.
Most Inierestinir in a hUtorieal sensf arrt
the trophies from the Holiouzollorn Mu"iim.
loaned to i lie Ktute Department ' the I'nitml
Matin (tovernmeiit for exhibition In this see
ti.m. They have been sent over in the en-tody
of I'artain Hovers of the t'uited State Navy,
am! the State Department H'iime, Hi i re-
IMinslMlity for their s.ifu k-.-epiiiK aud safe
return.
) the famhor.t pier nrn mevin-4 side
walks. The outer sidewalk moves nt til- rat"
( three miles an hour, so thai pacs'-interseun
step upou it while It is in motion. They euii
then step to an Inner sidewalk whleh has a
tpeed threu miles fater. so that liiey aro
cirrieil nlonu tho pier at til" rati of si:; miles
nu hour and eau get ou or oft ut will w ithout
Ineouvenieuee.
Thf. eolden nail, whleh marus Ihn eonple.
tion of the Woman's IbilMllu at the Kxposi
tiou, required several weeks of ' onstant worii
to make. It is eomposed of boIiI. silver and
eopp -r. and.a Montana sapphire is sot in the
upper portion of the shield willeh'ls nttip'iieil
to the nail near the head. Mr. Potter rai
nier, President oi tho Hoard of Lady Muti
neers, drove the nail of gold home Willi a sil
ver hammer
Dr.I.vs In the collection of mnterinl caused
the postponement of the ceremony of ea-tinit
the vouvenlr bell to I n m.uln of historical
luetai eolle. ted by the Uniijrhtei-Kof the Amer
ican Kevolutloii for the purposn of i-oai-uiemoratiiitf
tho openluir of tho World's Fair.
The ceremony was set for the opening day,
and Mrs. Cleveland was to have touched it
button at tho Whitn Hotisn eonnecteil with
the nutomatio arranifement which would have
turned the molten metal into the mould.
I the eenter of tho Electrical Hilildlne,
which IB 34."i by AlK) feet, stands tho Kdison
tower. This Is a iriant column, painted
white and thlcklv studded with incandescent
llKhts. It is 100 feet liitfh. Tho effect la
splendid, hut Is fully appreciated only at
nnrht. The General Electric, Company ol
New York ha grouped Its exhibit around the
Edison column to a depth of 100 feet. The
Hell Telephone Company haa a handsome
house Just Inside thn south main door, the
Westlnuhouse and other prominent eouipon
iua laiiiiK ranged alonK the main aisle.
WEATHER AND CROPS.
The Agricultural Bureau Beta Forth the
General Conditiona of Both.
Washington, D. C This is the third
consecutive cold land unfavorable week
throughout the principal wheat fand corn
producing states. The week was (mutually
cold in the States of the I'pper Miniffipr'
and Missouri valicya, where the daily tem
pernlnre ranged from 5 to 15" below the
normal and closed with frceiing weather,
but the indications are for more favorable
conditiona during the coming week in the
Northwest, It has been slightly cooler
.ban usual on the I'ncific coast.
The temperature was slightly below the
average from the lake region eastward,
while it was warmer than usual generally
throughout the southern states east of the
Mississippi. Eieesslve rains occurred dur
ing the week over the central valleys, in
cluding the entire ninttr-wheat region, tho
northern portion of the gulf states and in
the southern portion of the spring wheat
ngion. The rain-fall was units tally heavy
in central Missl-tippi and Ohio valleys, in
terfering materially with farm work in the
principal agricultural slates. Considerable
injury has resulted from floods and serere
local siorms throughout the west. There
was also excessive moisture in the iiO' .iern
portion of the cotton region, where the land
is too wet to work and fears are expressed
of an overflow in lower Mississippi.
Considerable acreage of oats and wheat la
reporled under wnier in Illinois, and the in
dications are Hint coiibideratile injury to
farming interests from high water will re
sult in the lower Mississippi and lower Ohio
valleys and in the lowlands near the river.
In Pennsylvania grain aud grars have
good colors, but havu made little growth.
Large acreage of potatoes and some corn
have been planted, but there are fears ol
botb rotting.
In West Virginia wet weather bas re
tarded plowing and planting. Wheat, oats
and grass are in tine condition, tobacco ia
progressing favorably and stock ia in fair
condition.
In Ohio continutd rainshave overflooded
stieams and damaged crops badly on low
lands. Wheat, clover, barley, rye and to
bacco plants have improved, but oats and
IKnaioesara rotting iu some localities.
FIVE LIVES LOST.
Little Bed Blver, Swollen by Baina.
Carriea Boatmen to Their Death.
Five men lost their lives In the ravine;
currant ot the Mttle lied river near Searcy,
Ark. The river is very high as a result ot
the reoent beavv rains, aud the current is
very swift Allen Isrown, Robinsou Ca
rulh. JoeScnlt. Kandv Cooksey. and Allen
Uooih were employed at the Government
rork miarrv. Ther got in a small boat and
attempted to criss the river to go to their
dinner. . When they reached the middle ol
the river tbe raging torrent overcome their
strength and their boat was thrown violent
ly against a rock, wrecking It. Tbe men
were thrown into the river and soon carried
down with tbe current Their bodies have
not been recovered.
THE GBKMAN SITUATION.
The Reichstag Is Dissolved and Caprlvl
Uaa Realcned. Great Political Excite
ment Follows the Army Bill
Defeat.
The arm? bill was rejected In the Reich
tng at Berlin by a vote or 210 to U. and
immediately alter the rescript signed by
the Kaiser, was promulgated, dissolving
the Keichstag. The Social-Democratic
members of the Itelehstng d splayed the
wildest enthusiasm over the tesiilt, Thev
hurrahed reieated!y. following cheer Willi
cheer, tlteat confusion and uproar pre
vailed In the House, and the public excite
ment is nt the highest pitch in Krrlin.
Chancellor Cnprivi left soon after the ills,
solution of the reichsrag forl'otadam to oiler
his resignation to the Kalser.and the Kniser
summoned Count Hotho von K.ulenberg.
the Prussian Premier, to Pottsdnm. Cotint
von F.ulenherg took the place ot chancellor
von Caprivi as I'nisiian Premier nhout a
year ae-i when Chancellor Capri vl resigned
that ottlce, owing tn the decision of the
Kaiser to withdraw I lie Kducation hill from
the I ru-iati l.nndtair.
In the luiilst of all the confusion canted
by the dissolution of the Iteichstau ami
Caprlvi's resignation, a passage from the
Chancellor's speech of Fiiilav, is attracting
wide attention. Caprivi raid: "(iermany
must get used tn it. she cannot have always
a man like llismurck nt the head of affairs;
a in nil such as is horn only once in centur
ies and wh we diplomatic art nobody will
uin nipl to deny."
All (lie paper contain long leading
nrllchs. In which thev describe the situa
tion as critic il and sny that the electoral
contest will be extremely .severe and will
lead lu great chunges and party relations.
BAD WEATHER FOR TRADE.
There la a General Complaint About Blow
Collections,
il. 1. Dun iV Co.'s "Weekly Heview of
Trade" says: Had htnlns-a in Wall street
been unsound or unhealthy the collapse
ol prices during the past week might have
caused a panic Several lai ores occurred
hut without disturbance and the appoint
ment of receivers ol the Cordnce Company
was In some snse n relief. Outide of the
industrials the speculative markets are
TaMier stronger than a week ai; i and
business of the country, though by
means equal to expectations, is not f.1
greatly disturbed by the condition ol
I he
nu
vet
the
money marke's.
At nearly all points the backward sia'on
and bad weather, with slow collections,
give cause for complaint
At Pittsburg iron trade is still mote tie
pressed, but business in glass is fairly good.
Chicago reports shrinkage iu trade. collec
tions slow, money comparatively tight, a
decrease of l.i per cent In eastward ship
ments, hut increase iu real estate ami build
ing, Receipts of dressed beef gain, compar
ed with Inst year, LM per cent, of slnep otl,
of barley li t and of wheat 2.') per cent.
The iron trade shows no improvement.
There is pressure to sell from the West.
Southern Xo. ii la told at tx .'lO.Hirtiiiiigliam
and Kesspiiier has lallen to 1.1 40: nt I'nts
burg bar is cut again, and structural iron is
slow.
The business failures occurring during Hie
last seven days, numher for the Tinted
Slates 'JKI. for Canada 27. or a total of Alli es
compared with totals of 'J.'f last week and
2na the week previous to the last. For tbe
corresponding week ot la-t ve.ir the figures
were am, repn seining 11 failures for I'nit
ed States and 1!M in Canada.
tut: iiimnkss inuiiinrn.
Hank clearings totals for l tip week ending
May 4, as telet-rapln-J to imM-ief, are
as follows :
New York H-27.Htl.2T2 1 0.2
Chicago I22.UTM.-JIHI 1 Hi.it
Hostoi p .t.s.-.n.lil!) ;',.(!
Phradelphia ".:i2:i,.t.m D 2.
St Louis Ii7.2-.ti.r27 I 17.4
San Francisco 17.7!n,b7! I n.a
Pittsburg DI..V27.; !." I .8
llaltiuioie M.hIII.:'.'-'! D 4.1
Cincinnati lH.471,!i.'ill I Hl.f
Cleveland....' ,'i.li70.i.(i2 1 .1
(I indicates Increa-e. Dtlecrea.e. )
The aggregate ol clearings of HI of the
principal cities of the country is l.37s,b:p,.
l-'sl. an increase cf 7.:i per cent. The totals
exclusive of New York city amount to
(Vil.4H4.iiSl, ami sliowi an increase of 4.5
per cent.
IMPORTANT TO BOROUGHS.
The Court Baya a Burgeaa Is Not a Coun-,
ctlman.
At Pittsburg Judge Stowe handed down a
decision in the case of A. M. Carline, Joseph
Price and It. M. Hol and, of llraddock,
against II. C. Shallcuberger and L.F. Holtz
miiii. The plaintiffs are members of the)
borough councils of llraddock, Pa. H. C.
Shallenbcrger Is the burgess of Ilrnddock.
Jude Sto ve s'ates that it Is e'ear under a
decision ol the supreme court that Shallen
b rer has no right to act as a member of the
council. He has no light to preside, vote
or participate in proceedings in any manner
A burgma. besava, is only a member of
councils when it is so provided in the char
ter or decree of court. The injunction re
atrainiug Shalletiberger from acting as
a councilman is therefore continued until
further order of court.
As to lloltzman, who was elected to coun
cils to till a vacancy by the deciding vole of
Shallenberger. it isMated lliKt he is an ac
tive member of councils and has at least a
color of title. He nas a prima Incia title tn
the office and a proceeding to test bis right
should be by quo watranlo not injunction.
Tbe injunction as to bim was dissolved.
NEWSY GLEANINGS.
Titr. Wcllnnd Canal ia cji.-n.
ArsrniA has only 1SS periodica!".
"Hoxduiias's civil war has liecn crushed.
Conxecticct's oyster crop has been ruined.
Auoui K3 Ur.tish ships am idle oa the
Tyne.
The late cold spell greatly d.iaged the
Co, ton.
1'fxlow fVB bas appeared in Mozatlan,
Mexico.
Vr.nstoxT's maple sugar season this year
was a failure.
The apple crop of Northwest Missouri nnd
Northeastern Kansas Will heuu almost total
tuiluru.
In tho Inst six weeks ferr.alo footpads in
Chicago, 111., have robbed twenty-five
petit at nuns.
Toe gate receipts at the World's Fair in
Chicago amounted to nearly (900,000 belore
upeuiug day.
The Ohio Legislature pnrsed n bill ap
propriating (10,000 lor buttlu monument at
Cbiukatnauga,
The 40,000 twenty-flve-eent souvenir eolne
will be stamped with tbe head of Queeu
Isabella, of tipuin.
Tub proprietors of Northwestern summer
resorts expect to derive considerable benellt
lrom the World's Fair.
Yale's general rueetpts for the past year
were (S0,!l4tt.8L expense, (WJ,70.tW I
number of student. 1U3U.
Wichita, Texas, la afflicted rltb plague
of born flitei so culled beeuuse they roost at
night on tbe horns of cattle.
Doctob HArrKiXE, the bacteriologist, haa
Inoculated 400 persona at Agra, India, with
cholera virus, and no evil results are re
ported. Aaaoa Divwae appropriately oelebrated try
the employes ot tbe Agricultural Depart
meut at Washington. A majority ol them as
sembled in a retired part of the grounds,
where, after a saotton bad been made by As
s suut Heeretary Willets. a white oak tree
vaa planted in honor of tbe Bearetary of
Agriculture, bec-retarv atoitoii made a sueei'-n.
HE STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON.
And, Owing tn llllly's Aire, He Hid Kot Ma)
Anything Ahout Ills Deed.
"Who atrut-k Hilly Patterson? Ahnuf.
fifty years uko this was it t nest Ion
asked very frequently to Illustrate,
the unexpected clefeat of u candidate
or a doubtful or unknown matter.
Hut who struck tho Mow was nevet
found out. An rxcliatigu professes
to have found out. and says It was
Oeorg-c W. 'J'lllrrton of Georgia. This
is the story:
Lust evening- wo published nn ex
haust ive review of a fatuous case
that of William Patterson of tieorjrla,
the same Hilly that wus struck.''
This week wo ptiMlHli what Is he-Ik-vet!
to lie an authentic answer to
tin well-known conimdnitn. Mrs.
Jennie tl. Conely of Athol, N. Y.,
tsays that her father, neorue W. Til
lertoti, who llted at Franklin. Ga.,
at that time, and wh has lotiK ln:'e
tiled, struck that hlatoritr Mow. As
related In "Notes for tho Curious,"
last week, Patterson was a Haltlincre
merchant, win lujd retired to his es
tate near farnsvflle, Ga., where be
ticcaine cntitngied intlie inniotia tiroil
and received tho Mow which caused
him to repeat tho question, "Who
struck Hilly Patterson?" Helnif a
powerful man, with a list like a
sletljjc-lniiimit-r, Patterson searched
lonjt and patiently fur tho man with
audacity t iioukIi tn strike hlni, but
his search avalkd ik. tiling. Tlllcrton
kept the secret from his own family
until the old man became so persist
ent In his efforts to discover tho per
petrator of the deed, even going so
far a to leave tho country when he
feared the (1,1100 reward would cause
ionic one to reveal his identity to
the ennistt d I'llly. After the death
af Patterson, Tlllcrton refused t
mention thn affair, which was the
host course to pursue, as his friends
would dfiii!ii!s4 have twitted him
with playintf tho "llvo sheep racket
liver the dead Hon." It Is only recent
ly that Mrs. Conely has heard of tho
reward wait inn " claimant In the
Franklin County (Gcnrifla) Court ol
Itecnrd. The writer ha4 not been In
formed whether or not she will make
an etToit to secure tho (l.lioo offered
as a reward for her father's rashness.
Future developments will add a third
and last chapter to this liilcrcNtlii":
bit of history.
Was There Mil .sue . s..perf
M. Pcrthelot, tho well-known
French tcclinlclst, In a recent com
munication to tho Academle (h's
Sciences, states hi belief in the
some-time existence of an aifo of cop
per in addition to tho three reeog-.
nii'd archil-logical eons of swnc,
lnoii.e (copper and tin) and irou. ile
bases his opinion chleliy upon an an
((lysis of a piece of copper which had
been found by M. do Si i7.ee lu the
courso of antiquarian investigations
In Mesopotamia, or AI .le.ira, as the
Arabs iloslgiuito the famous stretch
of country between tho F.iiphiatcs
is ti '1 the Tigris. Tlio fragment tliu
cheiiilcully determined proves to have
neither tin nor .In, onterlui; Into it
.-oiiip. sit Ion, thero hcliiu simply
traces of lead and arsenic. Water
and the atmosphero had made rav
ages Into tlio specimen, which was
practically a sulioxido or a compound
tif protoxide anil metallic copper. As
liie ruins from which thn piece of
metal was taken uro authoritlvcly
.'on-ddercd to ho inoro ancient than
those of Habylon, M. Herthelot docs
not hcoltato tn proimilgato the
Iheory that an ato of copper preceded
:he lirono nnd iron periods, espc
;ially as tho examination of tho com.
I cnent part of a portion of a metal
lic secpter which, it :s aliened, lc.
limned to a Pharaoh who reigned In
Kgypt Komo It.'iiio yoars licforv Christ
diowed nopiirn of thu presence of tin,
London Iron.
Ttelle or Colonial Times.
The old Pohick Kplscnpal Church In
Fairfax County, Virginia, for the re
building- of which tieorgo Washing,
ton drew plans In 17,1, Is still stand
Ing. The exterior presents tho samo
upiicarancc it did when Washington
drove up to It regularly on Sundays
In his famous coach. Tho interior
ulTcrcd severely during- tho lute war.
KNOWLEDGE
Brinpa comfort and improvement and
tendn to iicn-onnl enjoyment when
rightly useu. Tlio many, who livo hot
ter thun others und enjoy lite mora, wittt
lem expenditure, by inoro promptly
adapting the world'ii best products to
the needo of nliysicul being, will attest
tho value to health of tho pure liquid
luxativo principles einbruced in the
remedy, fcyrup of Figs.
Its cxecllcm-o ia due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable und pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficiul properties of n jierfect lux
olive: effectuullv tleansiiig tho t-vstem.
dirpelliiir colds. Iieadnchea and fevers
and rmanentiy curing voiiaupauuu.
It lias given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval of the medical
nrofession. beeuuse it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver und Ho wo In without weak
ening them und it ia perfectly free from
every objectionable suhstunue.
8 vrup of Figs ia for sale by nil drug
gists in b0o end II bottles, but it ia man
ufactured by tho California Fig Kyrup
Co. only, whose name is pnnieu on every
pIK'KQgo, also vnu iiuiuu, oyisp ui i
bud being well liifurmed.'you will but
iuiutut taiy BuiwiiiiuMi u uuvnu.
feminine Keen In Peril.
One numerous Incident eonnrcterl
it h the lire Is told by a member of
Knglnc 25. lie was with a few mem.
lers of that company attempting- to
save a screaming- young lady who was
iarig-iig- from the third story of the
vnies building. At tho risk of their
wn lives they tl nn 1 1 y placed her
afely on the ground. Instead of run
ilntt ns fast as she could for her life
she carefully took hold of her skirts
md lifted them so as not to wet
them, and s ow'y picked her wav
imong- the debris, aud on tho oppo
site sidewalk, whom she disatmcrcd
K'jston Kvenlnit Hecord.
A HiTNvr.u paper tells of "n wo
man who whipped a dune." She
should have taken one of her size.
There Is danger of a rabbit plaziie
In Kansas similar lc thai of Australia
U. S. Government
Baking Powder Tests.
The report of the analyses of Making Powtlcrs, made
by the U. S. Government (Chemical Division, Ag'l
Den't, shows the Royal superior to all other powders,
and gives its leavening strength and the strength of each
of the other cream of tartar powders tested as follows:
LEAVENING OAf.
E0YAL, Absolutely Pure,
The OTHER POWDERS
TESTED are reported to con
tain both lime and sulphuric
acid, and to be cf tho following
trengthi rctpeetively, . . .
Royal Making Powder is absolutely pure, and of
greater leavening power than any other powder.
dthe kind e
N THAT CURESU
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tl
"3 A.
m
Mr.s. oi ivi:r rm ititir.n,
Miluur, N. V.
On Crutches 10 Years I
H EATING SORES THAT g
H WOULD NOT HEAL !y
CUItEDl CUHEOt
DllANA ARstAPAII1f.l.A Cfk '.
Fl UiNri.(.t I ih tn tMtif to thf efflfif!
g if lANA K rAKAI'AHIIXA u
Vr vi ra vi are I have lew n iitTrrlTit frnrti U
IimI IIImmI larJr rlll r t Ifi-rmt ES
mine tlir tt-vt-rnl l'livl iina whu pftifncsttl n 9
t l.nt wrtli h bttfllrd the kill of ilummt It t M
Ffte-g.-l my fiirt. I.A I l4 A WAV
nrili: VI. I.HII, m) iravi.itf tnmU nt J
riinnltia iri' nkh iiotliiiitf wonlil hml. JiP
Bat.t. t.tokt- nut oil in Itnitsae J I'.Vr.Hn
HOKK, Fr (iioiiiht I waa ronflnrrt to M
c -my hl bimI have (Wn umablr lo walk
C2withniit ruli hf tir nt cr ten yrarve
fa.! JeUt Fall 1 ptmhtn atlin tM4tiu 1
H DANA'S 1
J SARSAPAItlLLA g
f ! Itarla Brr. It hrlvral ni from the Ural. H
lHei It fn.flifully, ami I can Mw attend t
U'ttT hMfrioll Uullfsairil walk m writ M
gunrr. Si
mm I am iiit that my ran ia aa rrar miracle M
anrthiiig (fiat hafitH-na at thi- irttnt Uaj. -I
f j I AMI Vl fV ililf rtlv Vi.llfe. "?
H Malinir, N. V. MILS. Ol.tVLH ClIF.ItKIKR. J
PPcht'frkr, wliit h ia a frtnit rrHldrM-iitciit irf jonrj
pvalualilcrtiiiipmiiMl. We trflitvc hrr aUstriiH-tit tt-l
nijclrua In cvrrv rairt.
Wcaxa trjr rrtisnttullr vntir. u
Li iaMs uwm D
H Maluii, N. V. Waoknlt 4 Hrtail Uruwidl-
Dana Sartaparllla Co., Bill a it, Maine. Q
FN U 111
H3
SHILOHS
CURE.
rnm Gonnnmptlnn, Coughs. Cronp, Horm
Throat Sold by H lrugtin on m Gu.rantt.
If ary on doubta thai
iarr.aL-un(nain atoh-
BLOOD POISON
alinata t au id to to at)
day a. let him wr ta for
A SPECIALTY.
pa Uculara an1 lnvatl
iratttuur tvllub Itty. Our
itani'iru ia4!kina ia
i. 00.000. When tncrttiry.
looldaaotaaalom. aaraapirlllaor Hot Rrlnira fall, wo
vimrAnu-aacuro and our Ua-lct yplitlcuu la thaun'y
thin timtw.llrure pormanantly, I', allive proof ut
aaicd. froa. cook KUbBUT cu.lci.iego iu
Gnrfinld Ton -
CurcaHlch Hadacbe.Uat4raarouipitiit)ii.Bav a UottirM
IU1U, tajuplu (rev. O ttrisui Tea t.. 31 W ibib Ht , W. V.
Cures Constipation
5
MAILED al
Unturo oeU Co., o.S UnMidway, New York,
pay rtir id utsidvn trta utatkiDery fttrkam
ail atMu nolo paper, all oovakipra, uno las4
uracil, and uur auaarnlflivut piece or jewelry,
iota! retail value. 4.1 rratc A A CUT
KSl FOH Tit at MM TO AUKIl I 9
0Fir. WILL 8AV tor, IN St.8 JILLS-
L JCiMucli auSertnc , paruap life. It Ixiya
Die baat praacriwioratorth cur ofCHOLItRA
OATAKIlU.KUKIJMATIaM.llDNaT UlaV
KAIS Ad4 riLKft. Send 3M. for tbo flvo, (
Oeaeeoe Fhamaov, HoebeMer. N. Y.
A nil Iff (Morphia Habit Car! In 10
IKIIII ItoiUdart. nu pay tin rurau.
Wa3 wiao.J.ail.rMM, uaaaiwaj.vnia
It
-f AT St'...: (aT I I IU f -i
i ' m i
Forbid a Fool a Thing and that ha will do."
Don't Use
SAPOLIO
A rmelei 4reeeer Per One
ITir ftlfshutgh Cnt-iililtr-'fWrvinh 18 mild be
sit News Acent and ilrllvered by Carrier
evsry where, far On Oiil a copy or six Cenls a
eek. It rnntalns dnlly, the news nt the
world, receiving as It doe, the riorts nf both
the Assnrlated Press and the Uiiind Tress, Ne
ether paper whleh sells for Ons Cent receives
Inth of thesp resnrts. Its Hpnrtln--, Kinancial
Fashion, and llouisshnhl iN-partments are en
equaled. Order It from your Newe Agent.
One out of every lf1 inhabitants of the
foiled States owns or rides a bicycle.
F. .F. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., TrotM. of
Hall's Calarrh Cure, offer f llu reward f.ir any
c-ase of catarrh that cannot he cured by takb-g
Ball's Catarrii Cure. Send for test) menials,
free. Sold by Druggists. 7Ru.
An electric mall service Is contemplated
for the city of Cleveland, Ohio.
Hatch's t'nlversal Cough Syrup takes right
bold, SoHl eveiyhere. cents.
In bsdle at least a mail's weight in lead It
shot lor tvervnini!kllled.
tWrham's Pills correct I ad effects of over
eating. Meet ham's no others. XDcentsa box.
Tiie t'ntted States contains 104,000 tipiaie
miles of coal finds.
frr csnt. Cuhir in. yrr
13.00. . 1G0.6
12.50 . . . 1CU
11.13 . . . 153.0
10.26 . . . 123.2
I 0.63 . . . 114.
0.20 . . . 111.0
8.03 . . . 90.5
7.28 . . . 87.4
4.98 . . . 65.0
1
Do Not Be Deceived
with I'lt'tp. Fnnmclii an-i Pntnfp whkh tUln tbe
hnn 1. Inlurf im- lnn tii hum rrd.
tup KNin Klin xutvp Pdiittu ti nrtlllrtnt. lnp.
1M, hnrnhlr. mnrt f he cnmiimrr imvii ( r ou tin
r flM. itat lfjiff- with very purtho.
Tho IiavlH llHntl Cream Hr pa mtir anil
I red Ciioker Com blued.
Complctcst of outfit for a a1a;ry farmer. Thie
tnarh nv hai an attachment which, when the bowl
luta Tw?en t:.acnout, ia dropped into t tie Separator ao
that a belt cud run to the churn. Write for further
f-trtkulam, JJiivIa v liai.kin Itltltr. and Mfir
(.. 44J to .14 ltkeNt.. Chleairo. 111..
Manufacture all kinds of Creamery Machinery and
saury suvva nejnia wauiica in every county.
MEND YOUR OWN HARNESS
WTHorsoNs rH
j SLOTTED
CLINCH RIVETS
No tools rr'iu.ird, nir a liammer needed todrl
ni c'inih thtm caiily ami qi.tra.y, k-av.ng ih el inch
atao utrly stntx Hi. K -sjuhliiff mi Imt iu ba ana.la in
he ira r fie r nor t'.irr (r ti kaia. Tiier are airaaaj,
lonala and atiarable. aiiI-kim now hi uaa. all
nwiii. ii n i torn) ir M(.aorteil, (ut up hi imaa.
lUiopa for a 1X1 ui iu, aaauria ( aiataa. Uaii id u
a at yoair araiar rur ineaai, or aefi'i mc. m
JUDSON L. THOMSON MFQ
VVAtLTHAM, MAN. '
t AN IDEAL FAMILY MKDICINK
Ifror luuiareaiion. miiosiaaiiaw.
Ilradauhe, lanallaaUaa, Ma4
4'amplcaUn. tkBraialva Breath,
and ail ujaordrra of lb fttoniaca.
I KIPAN8 TABULtt
s art atsnt vet nniuiiTl Pert
Lsirer and fMiweia.
art t-fntly yet prtiuiptly. Perfart
saiffeaiion loiiowa Thnr nae. Mom i
I by itruirirtata or aent hy mnll. tiX
rfKviskl.il ?rk I'sii-ltsurf IA tuxissiV sM
tfta tree aanipUa-auflrMa .
1(11' A.N a tUKMlOAL CO., KewTsrli.
MUST II AVE Aernls ATONf Tt-ltampl,
MUSI ilMf E Subks'k ifat. 'ili fr by mit
Ittr Wf. Manip. ImuiHtiw. rnrW.II--4. Only rikhI
our ever InvfulMl. heuu wrlslits Nairn uuparitlii'lml
H tmr. ni yii k. Bkuh.hd, rini., !.
FIENSION aalilitton, D. C.
'Succef ully Pronecuteo Claims.
La t( Prlni'lpatl Examiner U S. Panatou Bureau.
Liyralulaal war, l&a(JJuUivaiUu(vlsMuiM, utty auivas
s
IIIIKTIIAMI SV -HAH.. Thnmughly taushl
Mr r-Liori.'tv. , ... anti nr-1 itin mm j. w iirtttiM.
son. Ptln. 1'itli's Khortli.n! I'vllvvs.Wllli.MtrlS.
l A 'I'l.' VIV THADS MARKS. Runiln'mlon
i f I 1 ii s I rs. siul Milvlt-v s In pamuiutillity
i'f Inynlkin. Mend rnr luv.utor. tliiuin.fir taiw iu st
SluU.ut. fATHK'K O'lAHKF.I.L. Wiuisi,Tx IMJ
niTrilTO THOMAHF. amt-MON, WMhlDslotT
r A I I N I '- N" slly's fr unlll FliWnt nkw
I ft I Lit I U IslOssi. Writs fur luDlur'a UuUla.
,lf.l'.X " I'HIt'HMI.
frraH.a i'wlavl, lowla to a.- Ste
BOOa III Uoi:i( IH ' ,. i Su. s. I. CBa.
rN nao Ramadi' for raiarrk Is Lba f
I nt. KasMi to I's. and rsn-M. I I
tWJ.'.y.flaT)
I I bo 14 by aruaau or anal by Biaii. I I
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