4J10
Kn, Thrrrta tlartuon
Albion,
Misery Turned to Comfort
Kidney Trouble. Sleepleasneea,
Dletreee-AM CURED.
" Ahlon, Krln Co., I 'a., Feb. IS, TO.
'Iran trill? my that Hood's riarsaparllla
tiaadone more for mo than !1 the prrwrip
Moris and nthr-r mrritf-inr-s 1 hive eviT taken.
For 14 yearn 1 have sufTerail with klilnev
trouble; my iMMk iieinir so ltnic at tune that 1
Could Not Raise) Myself
npontof my rhair. Nor could 1 turn myself
In bed. I mild not tlerp. and Hfffrrri
(treat 4itrr with my fond. 1 have taken
t bnttlea of Hon-l's Hnrsaparllla with the tnot
gratifying result. I f-l like a new person,
and my terrible ptifNtinit have all gone.
Life I Comfort
compared to lb-) misery It im-d to be. lean
now fto to bed and have a pood nlyht's reM ;
ran eat heartily without any dintrem. 1 nra
Hood's51' Cures
willing this should be ptiblirhel for uthert
good." Mr. Thkhssa Hakto!.
HOOD'N PII.I.M rure Constipation lj reatoe
tag tbe peristaltic action of the alimentary canal
P N U ill
'HI
fcnk CUB! IT WILL NOT CURE, if
An aareeaMe laxative sna Knrr Tot-rtok
"old by J)ni(rpi or teat by mall. 26c 60a.
ana $1.00 per parknyw. f-nmpleg free.
TTt T1t The Favorite IOC?! f 0TTH
LM LLV fortbeTeethand areaih,lfeo.
August
Flower"
' " For two years I suffered terribly
With stomach trouble, and was for
all that time tinder treatment by a
physician. He finally, after trying
everything, said my stomach was
worn out, and that I would have to
cease eating solid food. On the rec
ommendation of a friend I procured
a bottle of August Flower. It seem
ed to do me good at once. I gained
strength and flesh rapidly. I feel
now like a new man, and consider
that August Flower has cured me."
Jas. E. Dederick. Sausrerties. N. Y.H
LEWIS M. ErMt'NI8,
outh Butwlok. K. Y.
1BOILS, CARBUNCLESD
IAItiB
TORTURING ECZEMA,
Completely Cured!
I DANA Saba a fari ixjk Co.,
IV..aa.ll
TUC hadth 'Kht-Klr' ahorltT svf-M
- Ivr In Ihfir worn fumt. 1 look e lane?l
wiiit.ii MiitM itmrw vuiiunta my niouu I
3
3 amount wt in. m niMuunw IMA lUtjy Un AN WUMr
and not eMt to work. 1 1
zllkm 1 at-IMn it- lali
I" IV I Ft U bIU, had six ami two enr-k
hamelM at one time. I tried r-trjUiiutcl
5 1 could hr of but ronliuuMl ha twilia. fc
IT WAX A.KJrtl to til thit CcsBMafi
1 I tonueiiicd m night and dy, Uu-iJ
Iuoiuii ww inwuw. i nmu aWTrrr puna in nam :
.1,4- mA ak a l iTa a.- awi
SOIJRtTQ '" diMuunutrd. At la'ft l
ww-w nraruuT tJAPIA B DAMrArA-
ni eomiiirnmi ufiua; it, ana Ut tUlrd
MUM wuirieiy i nt.
. .w m. BimuiaM.
Honth llartwhk, N. Y.
StH Irelk K U ! 1 errtld to k
U. B. llul.BK(lliK, P. M.
kuw Huwick. N. T.
Dana taraaDarllla Co., BaHatt, Maine.
farpnii,iJoMN w.iwoKHis
i AIAIUI4 Waahlnglun, .?.
'upoeeafully Proaeoutea Claims.
Lt IMnclpal Bminr V.B. renalon Bureau.
3 jralnlaet war. iAauJuuuUiu; cUuuia. alty ftluue.
lonth I
'ram Bicaaalve ar I
tbar doa't kmum r
Cverv Month
'Waaf aiail auffar frem Bicaaalve
cMftaa la gat preser a4viaa
I a 1 uk. .. a i
Dradflldvt
Pcr:cl3 Rcsclaf or ,
MAMTV. lumUUI ana WMtUUI
i
MENSTRUATION,
aabto WOMAN' a ilea tree.
l"'Jria MIUUTO CO., Atawaa. ta.
eti to aa Baaaami
. I
i
COLUMBIAN FAIR NEWS ITEMS
SUNDAY KAIU A FAILURE.
otsf.t Atinrr iW.OOO rioi t r tttm Turn, or
titii m mrkr vrr.v rrw wkhk workino-
MKK. WHO Wr.RH rxrciTRDTOl-OMa
liY THK Tliot amin.
There wna no grenl outpourinr of the
ah ye worker! or nny other clnra at the ex
position on Sunday. The oppressive heat
imd a henvy ttorm in the miilille of the
afternoon accounts tn part for the
mall attendance. On the whole
the fecond open Hundny can hardly be call'
ed a rucce.is. julged by the standard of pop-
ulnr np roral and the prerence of working'
men, for whose benelit and edification in
particular the gales of the Fair are open.
The cafes and the beer gardens in the foreign
villages were liberally patronized. The New
England Slate buildings and those of I'enn.
sylvanla, New York. Missouri, North
Pakota, I'tab, Pelaaare. Maryland and
Virginia were locked.
Many of the finest exhibits were hidden
from Tiew becnuxe their exhibitors or their
aeents do not propose to work seven dav
in the week, fhe covering which protect
ineexnious at nigiu were not removed nnil
on tne visitors could see were big ornamen
tal booths and how cases distigured with
canvas, wood or iron sheeting. 1 lie exposi
lion authorities have no right to remove
the coverings without the permission of
the exhibitors, and no arrangements have
yet been made for unveiling them on Sun
dav.
Not even a flag was to be seen on the
buildings of (treat llritnin, t'anada. New
South Wales ami India, and the doors were
locked. isitors were denied access to the
great display of the I nitcd Slates Uovenv
ment in the bigilnmed building and the
small adjuncts. Machinery hall was silent.
It was a dull day for the guide and catalogue
sellers, as nearly all the visitors were
llncago people.
Music appropriate to Hundnv was provided
In the early part of the day by the Chicago
Danci, out tne atiuiencci were not large.
Everybody who passed through the
riaisnce stopped to drain their eyes heav
enward, to see the intrepid workmen re
moving the inn's of scaffolding from the
high and airy herns wheel and tightening
tne SKes,prcparntory to putting in the six
great cars which will go round with the
wheel on June IS for the first lime.
A dispatch front the t'hicago "Record"
says:
Die paid attendance at tlicKalron Pun-
day was M.S44 adults, and 2,!fci0 children. or
anout I'U, ""J less than la-t Minilay.aml many
le than attended on certain other days of
last week. The directors hail confidentially
counted on a Sutn'.iiv attendance of not less
than L'OO.UOO to 250.ikio. Some rain fell this
afternoon, but it was a pleasant day in the
main. Minuay opening is distinctly a fail'
ure.
All the Southern bnililinga were open t0'
day except those of Virginia und Missouri.
THE EDISON TOWER,
a shaft 100 rrrr mini or makviived intaic-
HKW'KXT MMIH.
The formal opening of the Electricity
bui ding took p ace I ridav night. The fea
ture was the unveiling rnd lighting of the
big Edison tower, erected by the (ieneral
Electric Company. This shaft represent!
tin highest achievement of the incandes
cent lamp and la about 1U0 feet high. It
springs from the roof of a cole made pavilion
surrounding the base, and the entire inter
ior is filled with thousands of incandescent
lamps, as many hued as the Western inn
set. The colors are arranged by mechanical
methods, capable of being flashed in har
mony with the strains of music
The column is crowned Willi a well pro-
fvortioned replica of an Edison incandescent
amp, formed by a multitude of pieces of
prismatic crystal!. Upward of 30,000 of these
beautiful jewels are strung on a frame and
are all lighted from the interior by hundred!
of incandescent lamps. The effect produced
is marvelous.
FIGURES AWAY OFF.
worib'i ram orrtciAut trovr thky iax't
nrrss at a pay'i attemiasce.
Just as the officials were mistaken In their
estimates of the Sunday crowds by guess
ing too heavily, so they were wrong ill the
attendance on Decoration Day, Sunday the
ofticiala thought l.Xi.ooo person! had paid
admissions, and theofticiul figures showed
less than 80,(XKi. Their guess of Tuesday'!
half dollar! paid in was under lOO.OUO.while
in fact 1J,007 p:iid to enter the gates, and
adding an estimate of 65.UO0 free passes the
Decoration day attendance was nearly 1IHJ.
Chu. on the same duy In lhTt), also one of
tine weather, the paid admission! to Fair
mont 1'ark was 82.2 J.
The marble room of the German art sec
tion was thrown open to the public without
ceremony.
THE OFFICIAL FIGURES.
SLKINO MY 1,OS,037 rttoPLI! PAID TO IE
THK KA1H.
The official figures ibow that during May
l,tViO,037 people laid to i e the world !
fuir, of which number 22 82." w re children,
and B4ti,3!ll persons entered on passes. This
reirese ts IM!l,41i! I'.Y The total number of
tickets aold during month was 1,&!1,41U.
28,328 of which were childre i'i ticket'! en
riching the exposition to the sum of ttkrl,4!i8.
There are now outstanding 241,413 ticket!
bought during Mayj
JTrr DAVIS-REMAINS
Finally Flaoed in a Deep Orave in the
Freaenoe of Thousands.
All that ii mortal or Jefferson Davii now
rests in Hollywood, at Richmond, Va. Thi
special from New Orleans bearing the re
maim and escort arrived there Wednesday
morning. At the depot the Firat Regiment
and tbe veteran! fro:n Lee and 1'lcketl
campi were drawn up to do honor to the
dead, while thousands of men, women and
children, lome of whom had been wit(n.
for bouri, testified their s ppreciation of the
occasion by the moat respectful silence.
Aa the casket containing the body was
removed to tbe hearse beads were uncover
ed. The procession then proceeded with tbe
visiting escort of veterans from varioui
Southern States from the post of honor to
the State Capitol building, where tbe body
was placed in state in the rotunda immedi
ately in front of the Senate Chamber. Over
2A.000 people viewed the bier. At 8:30 the
remain! were conveyed to Hollywood.
Flowers were strewn along the route, and
the sight was a beautiful one.
At the cemetery the display of veteran
wai undoubtedly much greuter tban at the
nnveilina of the Lee monument, and never
since the war bave io mauv Confederate
soldiers been seen in one body in Rich
mond. The grave was of unusual depth and
lixe and wai carefully constructed of brick
and lined at the head with tbe Confederate
national flag, at the foot with the bat
tle flag and on the sides with broad atripei
of red and white the Confederate colon.
Aftor the funeral services tbe casket was
lowered into the grave and the vaat throng
dispersed.
Tna Publio Debt Statement.
Tbe pu blic debt atatement leaned at Wash
ington ahowe a net decrease of 1730,429 09
during tbe month of May, Tba aggregate
interest and non-interest bearing debt May
31 waa 1001,790,888 63; on April SO it was
112,407,704 13. The total cash In tba
tretuury was 1754,122,884 47 tbe (old reserve
105,048,840 and net cub balance 146,
614,614 aa
LATXK W,W WAIFS,
PlSASTftlS, Arrt PESTS ARB FATAMTItS,
At Detroit, Mich., Lottie Dingemsns,
aired 18 years, and her little R-year-old niece,
Clara Wagner, were drowned In the river
Rouge, Sunday afternoon. The younger
child, while walking along the river bank,
fell In, and her companion plunged in to
rescue her, but both were overcome by the
rapid current.
William Rente, a stenographer, and wife,
Elsie, hii lister, aged 20; Helen Dicta, his
hli niece, and Fugh, a young man, were
burned to death at a fire In New York City
on Sunday.
George Coulter, B. J. Morrii, William
Cox and John Morrlsaey, firemen, were
killed by the falling of a wall at a fire in
Omaha Saturday.
At Hakersfleld, Cal.. James M. Reed, 43
yeari of age, and hli wife Mary, aged 49
year, were drowned In an irrigation canal.
Reed having leaped in to lave hl wife.
Ftter McGovern, a young gasfitter, and
an unknown girl were drowned in the Fas
saic river at Newark, N. J. They were
out rowing.
RFi.iniori.
Refore final adjournment at Readlng.Fa.,
the Reformed German Synod voted down a
resolution that the members do all In their
power to overlhow the liquor traffic and use
their united efforts to have a clause inserted
In the Constitution of the United States to
prohibit the manufacture and sale of intox
icating liquors ai a beverage by a vote of 36
to 42.
The Lutheran General Synod In session at
Canton, ()., adopted a resolution forbidding
the marriage of divorced persons, except
where the party desiring to marry was di
vorced upon the ground of the commission
of a cardinal sin by hii former helpmeet.
ri!CA!tt-IA,L.
I'otter's Rank, the oldest in Faulding
county, 0., and heretofore considered one
of the safest, made en assignment to J. R,
Rromlix. The bank was established in 1874
mid always done a large business. It done
a largo bulness loaning money on land in
that county.
Cheverton, Marton A Co., banken.f hic.t
go, made a voluntary asigtiment to Abra
ham Haldwin. Assets were scheduled at
1100,000 and liabilities at 70,000.
At Johnson City, Tenn., the Carnegie
Land Company an I Carnegie Iron Com
pany made an assignment to J. V. Cure.
The liabilities, due largely to Eotern and
Northern parties, are placed t 12.000. The
assets are estimated at tnoO.OOO. Inability
to float bonds was the cauxe.
CATITAL AND LABOR.
At Cincinnati all of the 70 or more furni
ture manufactories. except the Robert Mit
chell ant the HussRrothers comparues.ihut
down Saturday night, Roth lidei are de
termined and the luspcnsion threatens to
continue all this year or longer. The fac
tories employ 7,003 bands, with a weekly
pay roll of 105,000. Tbe lockout will en
volve 6,000 employes.
CRIME! AND rENAI.TIKS.
John Dennis, a negro market gardener,
near Laurel, Debt ware, killed bis wife and
father because they upbraided him for
coming home drunk. Dennis fled to tbe
woods, killing the iheriff in hii flight and
is at large. If caught he will be lynched.
Three American crooks robbed a farmer
named Edy, near Rcech Ridge, Ontario.and
then murdered him, hii wile and daughter
Saturday.
The trial of I.iizie Borden for tbe murder
of her father and stepmother has opened in
New Red ford, Mass.
WASHINGTON,
Fresident Cleveland returned from his
fishing trip to Hog Island Sunday morning.
Secretary Carlisle baa returned from
bis trip to the Eastern shores of Mary
land, where he has been entertained by
Senator and Mrs, Gibson.
FOREIGN.
An earthquake at Guayaquil Ecuador
wrecked tbe jail and crushed to death three
prisoner. Many public and private build
ings were dumuged.
cuore.
A good wheat and corn crop promise! an
era of prosperity in Oklahoma.
MONTHLY OIL BUMMABY.
Peunsylvanla and Ohio Show an In
crease While Indiana Lags
There were 193 well! completely in the
various oil producing sections of New York,
t'ennsylvinii, West Virginia and South
eastern Ohio during the month of May, 41
of the number being dry and the new pro
duction was 8,131 barrel!. Compared wilb
the report for April, there li an increase of
48 completed, 13 dry boles and 1,109 barrel!
production. In April 147 well were com
pleted, the new production was 0,1G2 bar
rels, and 28 of the entire number proved
dusters. March completed 140 wells; 33 of
them dry and the new production wai 7,-
ISO barrel!,
Tbe work under way nt thecloaa of Mav
consisted of 143 rigs and 203 wells drilling,
a decline of 11 in rigs and an increaseof23
in drilling wella, as coniptred with the Ap
ril record. This is a net increase of 88 in
rigs and drilling wells over the report for
March 31, Ou April SO there were 165 rigi
and 208 drilling wells In the region, against
2"8 drilling Weill and 130 rigi on the 31st of
asarcn.
On May J, prices were again advanced for
Buckeye oil, and the North Lima product
now commands -tit und the South Lima 4A
cent! a barrel. The Northwestern Ohio
fields completed 128 welii In May. with 6.
85H barrel! production. Compared with
April mere were seven lewer wells complet
ed, accompanied by un increase of 1.876
barrels in tbe new production. The Ohio
fields showed an increase of 20 drilling
wells and 85 rigi, a net increase of 61 over
the report for April.
Indiana completed six more wells In May
than in April, but the production was 1.
180 barrels less. Last month s production
wai 1,330 barrel! greater than that of
March. In Al.ril 80 wella ware conmletad
eight of them were dry hole. In May 45
wella were completed, 14 being drv holes,
and the new production was but 2,055 bar
rels, j.ibu Darreia lev than the preceding
month. Tbe new work under way ia nnlv
slightly in advance of what it was 30 days
A Young Mother Ha Quadruplet.
The wife of Mavor Rn n u.. i
J -I W- MVHfilWffl!
Germany, gave birth to a ouarut r mm.
fen, two male and two female. Tha
mother it only Uaua of a-.
Or What Cm Waa HI. at-n.thr
Colonel Fred Duma by, whose ride
to Khlya made him famous, was am
bltlous when a boy to become the
ttrongent man In the world. Ap
pointed a cornet In the Royal Home
Guards nt 17, he threw himself into
the pursuit of muscle. When a pre
cise examination demonstrated that
bis arm measured round the biceps
tevcntoen Inches, his cup of joy was
full. It ran over when, at Aldershot,
he lifted straight out wlh one hand
t dumb-bell weighing one hundred
ind seventy pound and no other
man in the camp could perform the
isme feat He once undertook to
bop a quarter of a mile, run a quartet
of a mile, ride a quarter of a mile,
ind walk a quarter of a mile In a
quarter of an hour. Recovered the
distance In ten minutes and twenty
acronils. A horse dealer arriving nt
Windsor with a pair of beautiful
ponies that he had been commanded
to show the Queen, took thera first to
the quarters of the o nicer s of the
II'VM Guards. Some of theso. by
the way of a surprise, lea the ponies
upstairs Into llurnaby's rooms, When
the time came for them to bo, the
ponies would not walk down-stairs.
The hoMe-dealer was in a quandary,
but vuung liuroahy caiuo to his help
by taking a pony under each arm and
walklna down the stairway. Ho wai
barely out of his teens when he was
acknowledged to bo the strongest
man in (ircat lirltain, but bo paid
the penalty of success In wasted
tissues and falling health. Hit
stomach refused all nourishment cave
that afforded by ice-cream, und the
doctor advised him to travel. Ale
ence from tlutv for a lomr t.lntn the
abandonment of dumb-bells, and tLa
laying aside of his ambition to be
come the greatest of athletes restored
bim to comparative health.
Fish ltecogntre Their Pood
It Is a well-known fact that sea
anemones have n sense by which they
rocoKnlze food. This has been studied
recently by Ucrr Kairel, at the Zoo
logical Station, in Naples, and he lia
endeavored to local izo it Among
other experiments a small piece of 8
6ardino was brought carefully to the
tentacles of one of tho animals; tbe
tentaclo flrst touched, then otheri
seized tho food and surrounded it,
and the morsel was swallowed. A
similar ball of blotting paper, satu
rated with sea water, brought neai
in the same, way, was not seized. If,
however,' the ball was soaked in the
Juice of fish it was seized with the
same energy as the piece of tlsh, but
often liberated again after a time
without being swallowed. Wot tin?
paper saturated with sugar acted like
the other, but more weakly. If sat
urated with quinine, it was refused,
the tentacles drawing back.
Henrietta Hersehfelil, tho first wo
man graduate of the Philadelphia Col
lege of Dental Hurgery, is assistant
court dentist in Germany.
Nearly 1000 children arc born yearly
in London workhouses.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
lightly used. Tho many, who liro bet
ter tluin others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Svrup of Figs.
Its excellence is duo to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of R erfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing tho system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
ana permanently curing constipation.
It has given aatisfuction to millions and
met with the approvul of tho medical
profession, because it acts on tho Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
f-'yrup of Furs is for sale by all drug
gists in 60c and f 1 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Pyrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, 8yrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if oflered.
Eft
HSH BR
This TraW Mark Is on the twit
WATERPROOF COAT
SaSSR? In the World 1
A. J. TOW. POSTON. MASS.
Do Mot Be Deceived
wlta FastM. Lnamals and Palnla whlk I- ak-
aaaita, lalure tbe Iroa anil hura rod.
td Kniat eiia store roiuo la Hrllltaat, Odor
less, DurabU, ana tea amwiiar pays for aa ala
r iliii fir km li thi ins
m
Mew Idea.
A Kansas man, B. D. Hanna ol
Cowley, has a plan for preserving
wheat In the bin free from must of
weevil. In 18M he had 1,000 bushels
of wheat and placed it in his granary.
He flrst placed a stalk of green hemp
in the bottom of the granary, and for
every load of forty bushels he placed
another stalk or a part of a stalk ot
green hemp, covering tho top, when
the granary was full, with ten or a
dozen stalks. When he removed the
wheat one year later It was bright,
plump, and without a sign of must,
mold, or weevil. Live .Stock Indi
cator. W Mlval theTroplo.-
There are now more than 500,009
almond tiees bearing In tba United
Btatee; there are hundred! of thousand
of bearing cocoanut traea; thera are
more than 1(8 1.000 olive treea, producing
fruit equal to the best Mediterranean
varietlee. Thera are more than 800 ooo
bearing banana plants, SOO.ooo bearing
lemon trees, 4.000,000 orange treea. and
1,000,000 pineapples. '
A Matter
IT costs more to make Ro'al Baking Powder
than any other, because its ingredients
are more highly refined and expensive. But
the Royal is correspondingly purer and
higher in leavening strength, and of greater
money value to the consumer. The difference
in cost of Roral over the best of the others
does not equal the difference in leavening
strength, nor make good the inferior work
of the cheaper powders, nor remove the
impurities which such powders leave in
the food.
Where the finest food is required, the
Rojal Baking Powder only can be used.
Where the question of health is considered,
no baking powder but Royal can be used
with safety. All others are shown by official
analyses to contain lime, ammonia or alum.
" He that Works Easily Works Successfully." 'Tit very
Easy to Clean House With
SAPOLIO
Do Too Sleep Peacefully f J
Blessings light on him J
e who Invented that iliep-cbarmtr, tbe
jpiLCRim i
ISPRINC I
BED. :
J ' Weep covers a man all over, thonghte J
Sand all. like a rlonk. It Is ment for the
hungry, drink for tho thirsty, bent for the
a I'olil mid cold for the hoi. In short,
money thut buya everything, balance ami J
a weiirht that makes the shepherd equal to e
J the tnoliuri'h und the fool to the wise." J
The l'ilurim Is made of Highly Temper-
Jed Htftel Wire, is the l'lillKKIVI'ION of I
e EASK, and will lost a 1.11 KTIME. lie. e
e ware of cheup mnile common wire imita-
Jtlous, for "they are not wbut they seem."
e t.ihlMtKl at No. 31 Warren Htraal, Saw York; e
e Ko. V Hafnlltou flare, Doiuin. 0
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hre IlraH Tan KmUWred Trademark OB all Z
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lit leather nor burr tor tli Hi vet a. The? ar troajre
louft-li and dnroblt. aiihioii now in ua. Jul
terwitia), it n i form r nrteil, put up hi box.
jfcafti xowir lmlr for ift.a or wiwl 40a la
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tor laaigeauosta nuiamaaeaaa
IUda(br IttuatlpaUoMe Had
lHpltiii. 4 ( Hraalhe
and all diurdr ot lb flwaukuoa
lAVttrmnA Kwela
kUPANft TABULI
at tcoUy jrrprowi.tiy. F
liv ilruirffli
trlerta or arnt hf mall, Box
s.'kaat(i imj,
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For (re iR)plta-a4ilreM
Ull'A.MS mrMloaLC., WrwTark.
It any om daabta thai
va eaa cur (fa nutiub
ttoaua oaa im HtoM
U a M him wr.taf
paiUcalara tad lnvaU
rata our rallab lltr. Uur
llainrlal backing
Ivefta.MOL Wheti uerrarr
BLOOD POISON I
A SPECIALTY.
lodida pot aw lam, aarsaparillaor UutDpriafja fall, va
TU trauMtara a curv and our alatrlo typhi Ian la tba only
thlntf that viil car parmaMafaUy. Palitva prw( aaat
avalt-d. fraa. cook kaaaov Co.. Cbioafo, III,
Garfiold Toa
CurMhU'k HtadMb Il?ttraaromulttsiiiu,l
Ull la, aanidrra, Uahwiblu iaU Ill W. Win in.,. I,
Cures Constipation
AGENTS WINTED ON SALARY
or coinmlnklon, to banille tba New Patent t'bentleal
Ink Kru.luif Fenrll. AseiilH inaklnu S"1' per week,
tlouroe Krwer Mf'g Co., 1106a, La Oroua, Wla.
1 A Tl? V'I'G TRADEMARKS. Elamlnalloa
J 1 Til I atulaiivlt-e an to pateuutillity
eftnventlnn, Hend for Inventors Oulilv.or bow Ui tfe
a patent. Vk't JtlL'K O'FAHlltXL, Wwllisuroa. P.O.
A-JP ToWgaaaabe inula asontkty
fir.ll workiuforB. r. J..bu.uCo.,
V SafaVW ttciawiia uta st.moiniioiiii.va
A Wove! Schema.
Frederick Douglass baa organised a
company tor tbe purpose ot establish
ing a large manufacturing enterprise
near Newport News, Va., building a
town and giving employment to young
negro men and women.
1 ne Iimil ,.r Wlillinn u. ir iiPiiinniT T-i.iH"'
etl Is (tenerally happy. If yon are not happy I!
employ-
may lie iiri-u--- u- n" ."'"' 7.-... '.",-
er work. We earnest ly nrire all such persons to
er wora. v e earnest ly nrire an piien persons m
write to H. F. Johnson A Co., Richmond, Va.,
and they ran show you a work In which you
can b happy and profitably employed.
A Frenchman is experimenting with a
phonograph upon the language of liens,
We will give Sinn reward for any ease nf ear
tarrhtbat cannot be cured with nail's Catarrh
Cure, laken Internnlly.
f. J. 01 amy at Co.. Props.. Toledo, O.
The courier system which now prevaili
in China was put into operation 1). C. 200.
sre your lungs sorer Union's t'nlversal
Cough Syrup will cure them. ate. at druggists.
In 1S77 composite portrait! were flril
taken by Francis Hilton.
Beecham Pills are better than mineral wa
tera. Beetham'a-no others. g cent a box.
Marseilles is the human hair mart.
of Health
i
j
(ata,(s gWtjaiMia Miaaja
I do you
KEEP A
JSTORE
Or do Business?
m Nma a rmatai cara 10 rectiva irat a moat
3 nniqiat proaptctua ol tna greatest buiintu and J
with Introductory letter by Col. A. A. i'opa, M
M loundar of American bicycle Industrie ; ien.
ismiri nicai taaiiiw Kiaw puuiieixr ,
H. T. WillLamt. tlve leadina ahavine: aoan
L maker, C. J. liailey, the fammit rubber bnttli
r i l t:..k. w it a
niasiiiaiaH-iwrcr, j. w. niuavr, in in ait, t 47.
Mut. Accident Aian.: Artemaa Ward, ol
m "fuponn-'i m. Ms iuiam. An. wnter tor
John Wanamakert J. F. Place, Koc better
w I e- . r u: r a i
can Food Co. t K. G. Hubbard, Treaa. Larkia M
c at j . f li: v u ti V
L Murphy Varnish Co.; A. O. Kittradga, Editor
r Huainaaei W. L, Douelaa. thi pionear f 1-00
I -v. It f 1. " IS
fiuaau is a ik V-U, i a iiuai i u .-nurmiT. rira.
suiov bibbs iiw i raw vooipouiy, ooaion maaa, M
aaataabVaayil waaii
HllTSlitil
QT Sand 6c la itampe lor loopafs
illuttraltd catalo(iie of bicycles, gnas,
and I porting goods of every deacrlptloa.
John P. Lavali Anna Oa. Batei. Maaa.
P N l 113
'S
Tb 1vU 1 1 nod Cream toprator amj
ComDlctest of eutfiti for dairv farmer. - Thla
mathina hni an atUch:nent whuh, when lha bowl
haabecn taken out, it dropped into th Separator ao
that a belt can run to lha churn. Write fur further
Carticutura. puvla JUukla itl(ltf and Mfa.
o., 4o to a V. Lttka St., 1 l.lctot I if.
Manuftctura all kinda of Craamcry Machinery and
lairy Suppliea. (Agcnti want4 in avary county.)
Plaol Reniady aw Caurrb ts tha
Heat. Kaiilesl la I'm. ana rhaiMt.
aekt ky e.'uuuiu w Moil by aiall,
Ms a T. Uusiuaa, Wtrna, r