Llbbr Frloon In 1909. t
"I hsre Iwn iutTrer from chrnnta
rllrrli(fH tv (iiira 1 cmne out of l.iblif
I'ritoiiln 1.1(1) nnd nt times It was Terr re- I
verennil mv Imt nti iek of It ltrrt ma over
lix n-pcki (liirliu wnicn time 1 tried all tlia
remedies I lind prefio:ily u-ed nnd lisd
eternl dnctors ireut ran for lln muna but
linthliiR would ston lu I whs induced to try
(initio of Thurston' lllneklierry Conlil
and iiltrr nsiiiK lets than half it buttle was
relieved ami mil once more regular. Thanks
to your Cordial, l ciieerfully reeoiiimMnl it
to iill the "olil boys" who are troubled witli
thin ilresdeil lise.is- or anyone else tor sum
mer complaints, t his testimony Is unsolic
ited Your truly, J. l. Styron, Traveling
Vnlr-ntun. '
Thnrsi oil's ll'nrkherry Corbal I" prepared
hv runrslon Client. cal Co., tlrund Itupidi,
Ohio.
A fin Kranciscj "uoetor" produ ceo dim
iles for ) npiece.
Tberels mnretVnrrh In this sertlnn a tha
eonn try tlmn nil otht-r rtiseses put tnRether,
ami until thf Iti-t few Ti-ar- MsspitptMts-(l t' ba
Inrura ile. rorn urciit tnrtny eHrUiK'ttr pr
rifiuitep'l il a lne:u U wrs. slid pri-scriliefl Inrsl
n-nicltei. nntl ly coMsttoillv fsilitirf to cur
with lH-al tn'HirTi,iit.prnn''iincc'l II Inrum'ile.
t-'clt-ri'-c lis- provfii c;ilnrrh to h a cin-tlu-tlnnnl
illsrte nnil ihervlore ri'ilri-1 int itii
tHMuit irrettiirnt. Hull's i ninrrli 'urf, insu
nfai't ireil n F. .'. f'ln nry A- ('., Tolnln. tllilo,
i- I he mil jr ttiri-tit 'Hlouai run- o-i lb- tnitrkf t.
It Is Ink. ii Inlur' nih lo tinges tmm I ilrl to
a t'l'v,fl,. !t a'is lirrtlv on the IiIihhI
and uuii'inis M;irfii''i's ol the sini. Titer niter
one buii'lr. il lnlliir-4 1 r any mm II fulls In
curt-. H-inl tor circulars ami te.-tlnnmlala
tree. Addri-s
y. .t. Cnrsrr . Co., Toluilo, 0.
tl.-oM by lirtiieW'Stis 15c.
The la et ocean a iiuusiiip luggcs Ion la
I aiibiiiHrine tr illi-v.
Hatch's t'tilvi r-il Cuiwh Svruti Is piwltltelr
oneiimliil. Try Iu accents at umuKisK.
The nllest trie on earth ia u gam trea In I
Australia ll f,e . I
e lire It n inure.
Ki matter nf Iwor Imut stamllnff. Wrlta
!nr In-- lriHti-e. !et0liitl al. etc., to H. J.
Iiillen-nurih - i) , llnrtii, 'llota Cu N. 1.
rice II; by uiuJ, II li.
Kite Mir I horsewhips are thu lain,
KNOWLEDGE
Tirinp comfort mid improvcr.-ent nnd
tend!) to i)r)iiiil enjoyment when
rlplitly used. Tlio many, who livo bet
ter tlmn others nnd rr.joy life more, with
k-ss expenditure, ly inoro promptly
nd:'.ptin;r t!io world'a 1m st products to
tlio needs of liliy.-ical beinc;, will fittest
tho vniuo to LenltU of tlio puro liquid
laxative principles embraced, iu tho
remedy, (Syrup of Figs.
It i excellence is duo to ttn presenting
in tlio form most acceptable und pleas
nut to tlio taste, the refreshing nnd truly
bcneliciiil properties of n jerfcct lax
ative; effectually demising tho Hyntem,
dispelling told", headaches nnd fevers
nnd pcnniiiicnily curing constipation.
It pi vi ii uitihfuetiou to millions and
met with tlio approval of tlio medical
profession, b'-c:iuso it nets on the Kid
ney, Liver und Iiowcls without weak
ening them and It is perfectly freo frocx
every object lonnblo substance.
Syrup of Fipt in for sole by all drag
fists in GOc nnd $1 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by tlio California Fig f?yrup
Co. only, whose name U printed on every
package, idso the name. Syrup of Figs,
nnd being voll informed, you will not
accept uny Dubblituto if ottered.
p u at
jpjTHE KIND g
la THAT CUKES
i
CnAHI.FS BIMMOVB,
Coium, m. y.
A MARVEL IN C0H0E8 !
Kidney and Liver Disease!
roa is teahs,
el CTJEED BY 3 BOTTLES !
ElI 1awa HAnflAPAmi.LA Co.:
(tFM'l.KMiXN i lluvina hem rrttnrM tn ajH
BfJhenllh hvlhcu-f i.f your rtrupah!ia 1 .rl iljsji
Einy duly to let vlhtn know Ut great bcutUt lM
hv rii lived. &i
Q For 11 ynr I hire iwn troubled with HI
arvrrr pitiiiBih the Storaurhi, also KM-g
mm "r J maw. to uaaj uut f or
glJWH'ki At ft time 1 had ! May ia bed,
I hM1 lUid UlTtt bottle Of
DANA'S
SARSAPAllILLA
8
I fel Ilk a new mam.
Miriiriia
f3 D( Tf.
11 U sny tSluwd ilii d.. mi of Um Kid-El
iyt. Vmii TMpwlfullT,
Cohon.N. Y. CUAHXES SIMMONS. M
Tbe truth, of thhnwlicrt;a.,ltobj H
Urun-iu ol CokuM, X. T. Bj
Kim pareaass of " SUBSTITUTE!!, 'jj
(i ptrton hs tritt to Mil isu semsthlngii
else whis sou call tor Dial's.) Our bob 111
tlas trt bslng filled lth a COUNTERFEIT
f ARTICLE b "Subitltuter." Buy of th.H
HONEST DEALER who Milt you whit youri
li (or, tnd If u rrcl no bomflt hr
III ritur your mowy.
Otnt SttMparlllt Co., Bolful, Milno.
1W IM K. TkmmmUmmA
Modt. Injur twj lroa Mid hum rmi.
.Th-.R,",,W Hu" fcWf l'ol't BrHIIant. Odor
Mm, Durnl, mu4 tb mbiuhw wya foe o U
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOItEIGN AND DOMESTIC.
What la Onlnaj On tho World 0ar.
Important Eventa Briefly Chronloled.
'rrlinl. I.aher aa4 leitasielst.
The Ki'wards Manttfactitrinn Company, of
llo-t.iti. oieratltiK a preat cotton plant nt
Aticn.tn. Me., has announced a 10 per cent,
reduction in wanea. About 1,100 baudi are
nl'e.cd.
The CbeBpenke and Ohio and Pouth
rve.lprn Ihtllroad Company hava ordered
cut of in per cent In the wiijps of all Hi era
plnrrs, from the rrrsldcnt down. The cut
tHhes efTect October 1.
The Kemimilon Arms Cntnpany'i wor.i,
nt lllion, N. Y., after ft month's shutdown,
marled up in full.
'Ihe Aetna Standard mills, at llrldgeport,
., resumed work. Una thousand men are
employed.
Many Inriremanurnctttrlnit establishment!
In Cleveland. ).. and suburbs are adding to
their working force daily and id'o men are
not nearly so plentiful as a fear weeks airn.
Ilusiiiess tuetiln tho vicinity report a big
Improvement iu trade, with collections very
good.
At Lancaster. I'n., notice was published
Hint the I oncstoga cotton ml. Is, orerated
by John I arniini A Co., and employing
near l.ooo hiuuls, would run only alternate
weeks after Oct, 1. The mills hare been
working full time lucessnntly since lwil.
Thai rikers at the Thompson Run coal
mines near New Calle, I'a, have resumed,
accepting the reduction of S cents per ton
on which they struck.
The Haskell A ltarxer Car Works, nt
Michigan lily, I ml , employing 1,000 men,
have resumed operations.
Mnnarlnl find Cninmerrlnl.
The National bank of Ashland, at Ash
land, Neb., resumed business in an excellent
condition.
Tho Exchange Hunk nt Wheeling, W.Va.,
which suspended hist month, baa reopened
under a new orgniiiratiou and largely In
creased c.-.pilul. This resumption will
releasu about I9IO.0UO which has been tlfd
up.
The Hocky Mountain Dime nnd Hollar
Savings Hank, of Pcnver, opened for busi
ness. This Is the first of the four failed
tnvltiR banks lo resume. Deposits amount
ed to fully lire times Ihe withdrawal!.
The I'nlly slutcmrnt of Ihe '.'liited Htstej
treasurer shows for the llrst time In two
weeks t he receipts of the government to be
In excess of the expenditures, tho figures
for tho month thus far standing as follows:
Receipts. l7.!!72.8.'il; exendltures, 17,002,
000, Of tho latter amount f X,,rl8,500 was on
account of pensions. The gold reserve to
day was li).), 081,317. The net balunce is now
tU,81'J,i7C.
t'rlme and I'ennltles,
Henry S. Cochran, the embezzling Phila
delphia Mint weigher, was arraigned and
held in .10,000 bail in order to give him
lime to procure counsel. Bupt. llosbyshell
testllled that tho shortage amounted to
128,000.
Two men robbed the passengers of a
Runta Fe train near Guthrie. Oklu., of
about 11,000, at the muzzles of revolvers.
They were captured.
Three robbers who held up the Now
Orleans Limited train on the Illinois Cen
tral railroad just outside Central la, HI.,
Thursday night, got the worst of the bar
gain. The train hands gave them battle,
mortally wounding and capturing one of
them, while posses of citizens captured the
other two. The robbers got no booty. Three
of tho train crew were wounded. Those
who were hurt in the shooling during the
at tack were: Engineer Young, Conductor
Odum, Fireman McDowell, ltobert J. L.
Jones.
Disaster) Aerlilente an Patnlitlna
James Chessberry and Isaao Koland, two
colored men working in the main wheel
pit of tho big tnnncl at Niagara Falls, fell
from scaffold a distance of 00 feet. Chess
berry waa instantly killed, aud Iioland fa
tally hurt.
Near Whlttier, N. C, the boiler of Keel,
ey's sawmill exploded. The mill win
wrecked and six persons were killed. The
names of the dead are: ltlchard Nichols,
Jas. Kelley.Ben McMabon, Gales MoMahon,
Jennie Ounterand Henry Smith. The bodies
were blown to pieces.
Washlaaloa New.
The House Judiciary Committee ordered
favorable report on Ihe bill introduced by
Mr. Oates, of Alabama, repealing that sec
tion of Ihe alatutes which requires proof of
loyalty during the Warof the Rebel Hon aa
a pre-requisite to being restored or admitted
to the pension roll.
t'balera Advices
ITAMni na Ten new cases of cholera and
two deaths from the disease have been re
ported within U hours. All the cases oo
cur red iu the suburbs.
MIsrellitneoNs.
The dry sjiell at 8t. I'aul was broken Mon
day with thunder, lightning, bail and rain.
Two men were killed by lightning.
The remains of J, Knox Polk, 10th Preal
dent of the United States, and those of bis
wife, were removed from Polk Place, ths
old family residence in Nashville, Tenn., to
a picturoKjuo spot iu the State Capitol
grounds.
The finest varieties of peaches are selling
for 25 cents a bushel and much of the fruit
is rotting on the trees at Hagerstown, Md.
The destitute starving in the vicinity of
Brunswick, Ga , on account of the exodus
csused by yellow fever number about
100,000.
. BEYOND OUH BOHDEBS.
Part of tbe shaft of the Dolcoath mine, in
Cornwall, fell In entombing thiny miners.
All but eight of tba minora were rescued. Ef
forts are being made to rescue the others,
but It is feared they will die before they can
be releused.
bhk win you see papa to-morrow?
He Y-yen. if you will give rue
a letter of introduction. Ho never
know me when bo sees tue..
THE NATIONAL GAME.
THrie, of New York, lends the League hi
baiting.
Kixsrow Is do!n3 ell tho catching for
Brooklyn.
Tnaaa nevnr w.ia a more prosperous year
In hasntall in New Ealsn l.
TttsChleagos will take a trip to Cuba after
tliecliiimplonshlp s-ason closes.
Tbe l'hllndalphlns lend in fli'ldinj nnd
batting but by a very small margin.
TnuMraox, nf Philadelphia, recently mile
n ho:ne run In four su'wessive ga-nea.
Itosrox will rnnkentotir of the Northwest
with Ht. Louis nfter the season 1s over.
Halmm, of Philadelphia, la tha only
Lb iguu player to acore five runs 1st ono game.
NitniEn the Ht. Louis nor BaltlmoreClittis
has won a game in l'lttsburg In two aeaous.
Nrvkb before hits a Chlcni-n foam finished
SO low ns the Chicago tenmof 18W will lln.nl).
Sr. Locts players have made fewer home
runs than any olhur lot among tbo Leaguti
dozen.
Tna Bostons hare score 1 mnr) runs than
nny other L?agu teum this year. Ttiey piny
for runs.
Kr.rrr. will eoae'i Hirvarl next a"asm,
while Irwin will look after the University ol
l'eniisylviinin boys.
Hitonr fences coma blah. Durlnu Its
eliiN-kHred career this yciir lln fc'uJ'.h'TQ
L-n'-tUH p dd (1.120 for balls.
Pitciikr FtsHr.n. of Hu!Talo. holds a re
cord. He pitelmd in three auwcsslvu games
111 which his opponents were shut out.
A.tsox. of Chleago, and O'ltourkn, of Wash
Ington, huvrf Played ball from the tlm ol
the t'eutemilid to the Columbian Fair.
(loorigNouaa has Introduced n hew play
siucn he Joined Ht. Louis. Two or thri-etlmcs
Iih has Imiten out short bits by headlomr
slides to first.
Kvaar tonm fn the Lensu-s aa now been
whitewashed, llronklrn was tho last nna to
sueeumli to the shut-out late, the Clevelun Js
doing tho trick.
Boston's recor l of consocutlr? victories nt
homo and abroad has not been npiironched
by tiny other club this year. Neither hat
Washington's record of consecutive dufents.
Ik First Baseman Mot Cincinnati hal
found il jewel. Over six feet high he has a
long reneli, Is a good hitter al.-t fields hit
pomtlou well, belii particularly strong ou
grouud bulls aud low throws.
Whkm deaf-tnntn Hoy, of Washington,
wants to tell an unipiro what he thinks ol
him he slams his bat down hard and stamps
viciously onee or twice. Hut he uevr says
a word. No umpire has ever yet lined him
tor talking back.
1 HrrroBD. of Now York, fa now ficldlmr,
t'lrttm and riinnlnir buses up to his Cali
fornia standard. 'l'henonieniil Jim'' did but
poorly in Ids first weeks, but Ward never
I wt liiitli in his iill-reiitid iiblhtv. From tha
waist down BlallurJ ia built' Uku uu Ideal
apriuter.
NEWSY aLEANINaS.
Cnot.KBA has spread considerably.
IUaTFoan. Conn., has rajnete l the troilay.
WesTKBX Nkw Yoiik reports n grasshopper
plague.
Nsw Jrnsrir nnnoun'cs 053.OM bnshels of
cranberries In sight.
Ths army worm Is doing groat daiua ti In
some parts of Miunes jta.
Tne.iiE am now twenty Inhabitants to tho
iquate mile in this country.
A nnviri. of gold mliilnt In Coloralo,
New Mexleo. Arizona and Idaho is report j I.
CEtfraAL New Mkxioo has been su'ijo'it al
most dully lor thruu months to violent earth-
ipcikes.
CosroMs receipts aro uniisu illy light this
year, and a largo dullelt la expuutod by thu
I Treasury.
AcouoNrof Japanese ara to snttli ixpii
I rich agricultural luu is In tlioHn:itliuruHtatei
of Mexico.
Chaules pe Lessecs was UbTate I nflcr
about six mouths' IniprUoument for l'ananjii
Canal frauds.
Mesuonalaxd ia thrnatenel with Invasion
by tho Mutiibeletritie, the bravest warriors iu
Africa, barring women.
Ths hull II -rtit Is regaining Its old popu
larity in Mexico after a mural Bpas u which
teiiiiorarlly dcthrouud it.
The hop crop In Central New York will bo
rrom tilluen to twenty-live pur cent, lighter
than tho crop of last year.
Tna Inclinations nr.) that tlio cranlierry
crop In l'lymoutti County, M isHajhusults,
Will be thu largest ovur harvdste.l.
Tna wheat crop of Kansas last year was
m nilll mil ImullBl. Tin, nwrxn f.. l,lU ..u,.,. I
I nnw MutlmntA'l nt nnlw (il fl'IO nfl.'l li,l,..lu
Thb merchants of New Orleans, Lv, hnvn
rebelled against the aetiou of banks there In
charging thorn 1 5 per tlOJJ on New York ex
change. M. BAnTnor.m regrets to flnl that his got'
does of liberty in New York il ir.ior is show
ing signs of wear, and suggest that she be
gilded to promote, her lougovity.
TRADE INCHEA8INO.
a. Gradual Becovtry in All Ltnes of
Business. With Exports Exoied
leg Imports. Many Hanu.
faotoriea Besumli.g.
It. O. Dun ill Co.' s Weekly Review ol
Trade soya:
borne Increase is seen both In production
and iu distribution of products. True, it is
small as yet, but after the wont llnanciul
b'.izz ird for 20 years, it is not to be expected
that all roads can be cleared In a day. But
all conditions, except at Washington, favor
gradual iccovery. Business goto on in un
questionable confidence I bat tbo generul
duiire of the people wi I in some way pie
vuil.
Money has become abundant nnd eisy si
8 per cunt here oil cull and stagnant specu
lation lorlllnulelv favors irreaier ireeilom in
com men iul loans. (Stocks und products art I
dull wi hout sericm fall iu prices, nnd tin'
industries are rapuliy rullyiiig to muke gooc
the seal city of uppues causeil bv weeks ol
Innelioii. Tba vilnlitv of the demnnil f tn '
goods shows that the wonderful consuming
power of the people, if lessened for a Inno
lias not ceased, and the sbrink-ge in tlx
record of commercial disease aud mortality
snows progress toward health.
Exports of principal products in Aligns
were 44,7!i7,62M,or 3,4IH,M0 more than las
?ear, which, with tbe known decrease it
ru ports here, iodicutea a small excess of ex
ports. For three weeks of September thi
increase in exports has been $4,800,000 ant
tbe decrease in imports t0,&00,0U0,promisiu
a larger excess of exports this month. Thi
receipts of wheat fall fur behind last year'i
being 6,l).'l,5,lsl bushels fur the week, ayains
8,581,405 for the same week lust year, anc
in three weeks 14,170,533 buttle. s, agaius
23.(127,713 last year.
The industries are giving strong proof tha
consumption of goods was not aa mud
arrested as many feared when the collaps,
of trade manufactures came. While man
nfaolureraabow vxtreiuecamion auddeclim
to start work without rdrs, improve!
financial oondltions ei ab e them to accep
many orders whioa wo.nd have been o
were refused weesa ago, and actual order
rendered frequent by tba exhaustion of re
tail supplies iu many directions. The mini
ber of works resuming this week have Jbeei
at least 58 wholly and 24 in part.
The failures for tbe week number 810 li
tbe United Htates against 188 last year, am
in Canada 40 against 23 last vear. Onl
five failures were for over 1100,000 eacb.Th,
liabihtieain failures for the second week il
(September were but 3,0i2,12a against 5.
810,008 the first wtek.
PRACTICAL JOKE3.
rsnally Silly or Malignant and lometlmes
Fatal.
Innocent and hilarious fun li all
rlchtwhenlt Is not carried beyond
the bounds of respect fur the feelings
of others, but when It oversteps this
limit and disregards personal rights,
comfort, and even safety, It Is time
to rail a halt. The practical joker
I, under almost all circumstances,
an unmitigated nuisance. Ko long as
ne gn ins little Joke on
nothing more Is required.
It's agreeable or taken In
matters not In the least.
somebody
Whether
good part
If tlio vie
tlm la merely angry the joker puts on
a most contemptuously lofty air and
cans upon the members of the com
munity to observe tha surliness of the
Individnal who can't take a Joke,
That it was only Intended as such
appears to cover not only a mul
titude of sins, but a multitude of
Idiotic pcrforman-es that nobody but
himself or tiv se of his Hit seems able
and willing to appreciate. If there
are serious or posHlbly fatal c me
queiiccs, there ure tears, protestations,
any amount of affected grief and re
gret "so sorry, but hadn't tho least
Idea that anything wrung would come
of lb."
Tha recent drowning of n promising
young girl who was put under water
for a .oke, tho disfiguring for life of n
young man by the explosion of a car
tridge, when somb dy didn't moan
itiytliing, and scores of like Instances
:iiic1uhI vely prove that human nature
has sotno alurmlngly weak spots in it
and that thcro ure yet In tho world,
in spite i f all tho newspapers and
'jthor enlightening Influences, very
many extremely foolish persons, and
that there Is still great need of rad
ical reform in many of tho current
ideas of what Is meant by having a
good time.
Mothlng should bo looked upon as
a pleasure tbut gives pain or anxiety
to othor peop'o. Sensational scares,
the Idea of a gigantic hoax, the no
li n that to get ahead of somebody
tlse it 14 necessary or proper to do
lomcthlng to mislead, is ono of the
whims that it would be an excellent
tiling to breed out or humanity by
uisy und persuasive, measures if pos
liblo, If not. by the most vigorous
tnd peremptory treatment.
There I plenty of rational amuse
metit to be had In tho world without
'esortlng to such a very questionable
'mm of entertainment as tlio practl
:ublo toko. .
Oh. the Pity or HI
If anybody has any ndvlco lie Isn't
using ho might send sotno to this un
ftirlunate young man who writes as
lollows to tbo S.tn Francisco Exam
tier: "1 am a fairly good-looking young
Biun, twenty-five years or uge, not
rery large or very strong. I teach n
mountain scho.il eight months In the
r ur for tod it month. During the
liiinmer vacation I pick berries for 4
tents a box. Into thlrty-flvo miles
'rom a railroad t r pnsttiWco, and It Is
)ut seMom.I sco a paper of any kind.
"I board with tlio trusteo of the
listrlct, a grass widow forty years
)ld, with u family of ten children,
she Is determined to marry mo, but
wants me to pay 25 for the divorce.
As tho other trustees are afraid of her
lio has things nor own way, and 1
feci that if I ab olutely refuse tc
:omply wllh her request I shall lose
my position and suffer physically
ilso. as she scalded ono man who ie
fused her.
' Mio is a typo of tho comlnj wo
man (l feet tall, weighs 200 p-uinds
plows her own potato-tlold, breaks hci
tiwn horses and mules and chops hot
iwn wood. Were I onco hers all
theso duties would fall to my
!ot She says that at the end of the
rear she can soli her potatoes for ,!10(),
ind that If I dig them I can have
150 (minus t.'j for the divorce).
"All the article in the Examlnci
jlveadvlcj to young ladles. Can't
lonio one adviso an unassuming young
man and solve the weighty problom,
hhall bo work or shall ho wed aud
work?"
Those Wooden Nutmegs.
There may possibly have been an
original Incident among the many
peddlers from Connecticut, of ono
who cheuted by selling wooden nut
megs to his customers, but probably
not, says tho Hartford Times. The
cost in timo and labor, of making
such artistic frauds would more than
balance tbo receipts. Iouhtles the
wooden nutmeg must go with tho
basswood hams.
Alt tho sumo, tho Joke has served
the purpose of giving tho old-time
tin pcddlors und clo:-k peddlers from
Connecticut a bad naino for superior
cunning und trickiBhnoss. It served
at least one good purpose In giving
birth to ono of tho best toasts cvor
offered at a dinner old nnw and well
known but perfect In Its way The
Nutmeg .State: Whore Car We Find
a Greater':"
"What clly has the largest float
ing population?" inquired the teacher.
"Cork!" answered the bright little
boy at the foot of the class. Chlcugj
T-itt:nc.
Brecharu'a Pills are better than mineral a-U-Ts,
bttx bum's-no others. wiuu a box.
The ndult humun hear, is
long.
five inches
Hood's5 Cures
tibnut Hood's Hrap
rillu. J want tv full bow
qu iltly II curwl mm of
our fttomuobe I con'd
pot vtii take a kwhUovt
of water but what I uf
fre4l frntn HimtB'm
mud mrititt. I utmUl
uimhI elTtH-U (ruin
Ihe fimt tbree d -wa ut
HtKHra KHriutiarlilN. I
O'inttnued untls I took li
bolt and uavt bvn
Mil. K. W. TtaaaaM, 41 Chester Park, Boston;
MmS s rills are Uw bast artarsluiaat Puis.
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Highest of all In Leavening
11 NL
.ABSOLUTELY PURE
An Amphibious Boat.
A new Canadian Invention for use
In the lumber districts Is coming into
general use In Northern Ontario. It
is called a steam warping tug. It
propels itself on land as well as on
water, and Is used by lumbermen
whoso operations are carried on
among small lakes connected by
streams of uncertain navigation.
The vessel has proved not only a
success, but a groat boon to the lum
ber trade. Six of these unique crafts
have been built by the Inventors dur
ing the past senson, four completed
at their yard In Ottawa, and two
shipped, read)' to be put together at
their destination in the Nlplsslnu
district.
They are built In scow shape, with
steel-shod runners for moving over
land: nre thirty-seven feet long, ten
feet beam, decked all over, and havo
sleeping-room for four men in the
bow: the bottom and up the now la
covered with steel boilerplate. An
engine twenty-two horse power fur
nishes steam for ten hours' work, with
three quarters of a cord of wood.
In the water It moves six miles an
hour forward or backward, as ro
quired, propelled by side wheels.
On land It Is propelled by having a
cable drum on which is colled flve
elghths of a mile of steel wire cablo,
which Is fastened with pulleys to a
tree or some object In front, the boat
moving as the wire Is colled up. The
bollpr is hung on an axle In the con.
tcr, and a screw arranged on the front
enables tho firemen to tip It forward
or back, and keep It level going up or
down hill.
It will move over ao elevation of
one foot In three on land, and draws
about twenty-eight Inches lo the
watei.
An Artist In Hand.
A curious sight In the streets of
Toklo Is to see nn old man seated on
a smooth piece of ground having
round him little piles of sand of dif
ferent colors, red, bluo, yellow, black,
etc. I'laclng a pinch from each pllo
In his right band, ho will draw on tho
smooth ground tlio Hguro of a man or
woman, tho dress all properly colored,
by the sand trickling through his
fingers. It is done with great rapid
ity and shows remarkablo dexterity.
"August
Flower"
I have been troubled with dyspep
sia, but after a fair trial of August
Flower, nin freed from the vexatious
trouble J. li. Young, Daughters
College, Harrodsburg, Ky. I had
headache one year steady. One bottle
of August Flower cured me. It was
positively worth one hundred dollars
to me J. W. Smith, P.M. and Gen.
Merchant, Townscnd, Out. I have
used it myself for constipation and
dyspepsia and it cured me, It is the
best seller I ever handled C. Rugh,
Druggist, Mechauicsburg, Pa. f
An agreeable laxative and Kim Towto,
Bold by Druggists or sent by mall. i0c,a00.
and 1.00 per parkntre. f-amplea free.
ff Tt .The Favorlta T00T1 ru9EH
IW lAWfortheTeetbaodhrta,a6o.
This Trade Msrk Is oaths best '
WATERPROOF COAT
SSToVu? I" the World I
A. J. TOWER. BOSTON. MASS.
dTTTE WALTj PAFER MEHCMAmr
f II TP 1 1 BELLS THE BEST,
O kill I II THE CHEAPEST
WALL PAPER
llnnd Pnter'le. and -V-- fluid Fwpers Ac.,
Sm. m"! IOi. tSend .tc. 'itHip tiir aMOiples.
itl Woudrtirrel. I lllburgb. I'm.
t M Oft srtuyni.ilo by active am-rjta nolllnx
ti M r. rr ear niut'lnues. Wuateil. Agent ti Hrll
tlnrh-t TvM-wrlur Iu Hie wrM: eKclanivi, territory
tflvru. Address N. TVI'tWKlTtKl O , tloluu, M-i
Where Dirt Gathers, Waste Rules."
Great Saving Results From the Use of
SAPOLIO
Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Bating
Powder
About Ilghtnlng.
AUhongh lightning and thunder
occur always simultaneously, an in
terval of shorter or longer duration
Is usually observed between these two
phenomena, which Is due to the fact
that sound travels only at the rate of
1,100 feet per second, while tho pass
ago of light Is almost; Instantaneous.
Based upon this fact it Is an easy
matter to tell, nt lenst approximately,
how many miles a thunder-storm is
away.
A normal pulso will beat ab iut one
stroke to the second, and by count
Ing the pulse beats during the inter
val of tbe llgntnlng and the thunder
the lapse of seconds Is arrived at and
consequently tho number of feet,
which can be reduced to miles.
For example: If thirty seconds
elapse between tho flash of the light
ning and the crash of thunder, tho
storm center Is at a distance of 3',
0u0 feet, or about 6 miles. An al
most accurate calculation can be
made by using a watch with a minute
dial. Louisville Post-01s patch.
DR. KILMER'S
SWAMP-ROOT
CURED ME
aFTEfl TWENTY YEARS SUFFERING WITH
Chronic Rheumatism.
Dr. Kilmer ft Co., Blnahamton. N. Y.
. ",;,rr.,h?.J'i;:'. " yearal haObcen
troubled with Hlieiiriiatlsm and dmn.rMl 0
great d"l without rcnlizitig any benefit. Tin
1:., l,"f "''mn was rniicn to tr.
r. inner mnmr. T li'SSjaWSM-assB
ltoT, which was CyZa5E5
',. .,J l.-l.villlu.'lllll.'.l
If II1C. 1 IllOUgtlt
would trv a bottlo
and I used fourteen
bottles, it has done
me tnoro good
than nil the Iioctors
nnd all t lie other med
lelnea I havo ever
taken In tho past
twenty years. Tho
i.t year has been
one of comfort In
place of suffering. A
great mnnyarc oslnir
your N V A n H -ItOT
in Van Wert.
Yours respectfully,
Feb. 19th, 1HO.
Whs. Cai.vin Kahi.ey,
van wcrt, Ohio.
At Drnggla(a50 rent and SI. OO Hire,
.u..ii,.. uuiaoioti-alia"rr-e-niltsUVarrr.
J'r. Kilmer & Co., . I!lnr-hamtou, X, Y.
Dr. Kilmer's U & 0 Anointment Cures Pilv
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