The Tourer of Silence.
The r.irsccs will not burn or bury
their dead, because they consider n
dead body Impute, and they will not
Buffer themselves to defile any of tt.e
elements. They therefore expose
their corpses ti vultures, a method
revolting, perhaps, to the Imagina
tion, but one which commends itself
to all those wlinarc acquainted there,
with. And, after all, one sees noth
ing but the quiet, whit?-rotd pro
cession (whito Is mourning among
the Parsers) following the bier to the
Tower of Silence. At the entrance
they look their last on the dead, and
the corpse bearers a caste of such
carry it within the precincts and lay
tt down, to be finally disposed of by
the vultures which crowd the tower.
And why should the swoop of a flock
of white birds be more revolting than
what happens at the grave?
. Meanwhile, and for three days
after, the priests say constant prayers
for the departed, for his soul is sup
posed not to leave the world till the
fourth day after death. On the
fourth day there is the Ucthanna
' ceremony, when the large sums of
money are given away In memory of
the departed. The liturgy In use Is
a series of funeral sermons by Zoro
aster, Of superstitions, the Tarsees have
liad more than they retain. Con
nected with burial Is the popular con
ception as to the efficacy of a dog's
gaze after death. Dugs are sacred,
and supposed to guide the souls of
the dead to heaven, and to ward off
evil spirit; hence It Is customary to
lead a dog Into the chamber of death,
that he may look at the corpse before
Jt Is carried away to the Tower. Thf
Nineteenth Century.
wnk ot ooq s ways or noiping us to
help ourselves is to give us soiucthli.g
hard to do for Him.
DEATH SEEMED NEAR
By reason of Intense suffering: with sn alre"S
on mv tli Kh. 1 went to Maryland I'niversity
Hospital, where they said my trouble w
chronic blond poisoning and pave nw little
hnie. I returned home and took Heel's Kar
HurlllH. 1 have useil six bottle anil the an.
ares b is entirely disappeared, and i have been
In line ueallh ever slnee. 1 know if ii bad not
been for Hood's Sar-nparllla I thould be in my
grave. J have gained in weight from 14? a liar
Hood Vv Cures
ro to 170 pound to-day. 1 praise rTnod's Par.
utpanlla for It all." h. i.heen hoi.tz.
tela Hanover Street, nnllitnnre, MiL
Uoed'a Pill are rarefully prepared aud are
made of the bet luar.dlcuu. Try a bum.
me 911
"German
Syrup
99
Jtjdge J. B. Hiix, of the Superior
Court, Walker county, Georgia,
thinks enough of German Syrup to
send us voluntarily a strong letter
endorsing it. When men of rank
and education thus use and recom
mend nn article, what they say Is
worth the attention of the public.
It is above suspicion. " I have used
your German Syrup," he says, "for
my Coughs and Colds on the Throat
and Lungs. I can recommend it for
them as a first-class medicine."
Take no substitute. a
Letters from Mothers
speak in
warm terms
of what
Scott's
Emu lsion
has done
icate, sickly A
children. it s use nas
brnurht
o
thousands back, to rosy ueuitn.
Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with Hypophcs
phites is employed with great
success in all ailments that re
duce flesh and strength. Little
ones take it with relish.
PrvbrSeotBawna.R.T. Alldroerlrta.
WIFT S SPECIFIC
. For renoTstinii tho entire av"tm.
) eliiniiuiiiiiK all l'tiiaona from tha
.loot I. whether of acrofuloua or
irmlhiihl urigm, Uiia proitfuittioc tut uucguaL,
' For elRhteen months I bad an
eating eore on uiy tongue. J was
treated Itv beet local Physician.
but ouuiued no relief ; the sore gradually grew
worse. I finally took R. . ., and was entirely
cured after mine; a few bottle."
L. 1. nut-rauisc, tienaerson, lex.
Treatise on Wood and Skin Die-
lualled free.
Tac 8 win Srscinc Co.,
Atlanta, Oa.
IQENTS WANTED ON tAUII
or tuuunUMlnu ui fcsti lie It New Psseul Uitesu
Beal km kfaahw fauell. AsesM ataalu laiw
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TICKINGS OFTHE TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
What la Transpiring tha World Over.
Important Events Briefly Told.
AtFostorin, O, the Mnmbonrg glass
works, which has been Idle for several
months, has resumed, employing 73 men.
At Muncie, Ind.. the Xeleon Rlas com
pany has started its plant, ranking bottles.
All of Muncle'i eight glass factories are now
at work.
At Bristol, Ta., J-eedom's big carpet
works, which shut down five weens ago on
account of dull trade, have started np, giv
ing employment to GW persons.
Within the past few dnys nearly 1,000
operatives in the potteries of Trenton, N.J.,
have been discharged and work in many of
the lotteries has come almost to a stand
still. The Palilmore and Ohio shops at Gar
rett, Md., whlc1! have been almost entirely
shut down for four months, started with a
full force of 550 men.
The (irand Rapids (Mich.) Chair Com
pany has resumed Willi a full force of 300
men.
After along shutdown the spring and
axle works at Fort I'luin, N. Y., have re
lumed in full.
The coal mines at ItucVinpham, O., and
the XX m!ne at Shawnee, t) lave shut
down, throwing over GOO men out of work.
The Hnskell and llarbcr Car Company, at
Michigan City, Ind., which shut down last
August, resumed operations, employing
about half of their 3,000 men.
The I.nughlln nail mill, after tevernl
weeks' shutdown, and Aetna-Standard
mills, w hich have been idle for months,
resumed work in full at Martins Ferry, O
The Pennsylvania Pteel Company will
shut down its Immense plant at fc'teelton,
I'a., except the bridge and construction
departments from December 2-5 to Feb
ruary 1, owing to the lack of orders.
About 3,500 men will be thrown out of em
ployment. At Louisville, Ky., the Henderson woolen
mills have resumed operations and are
expected to run at full time the rest of the
season. About 200 jeople are given em
inent. Waehtnstoa News.
W. B. Hornblower of New York who
failed of confirmation by the last senate as
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.was
renominated by the President,
Mr. Bland of Missouri introd need his new
silver bill in the house. It Is a free coinage
measure, providing for the coinage of
standard silver dollars of 412) grains.
Measures art now pending before con
gress for the admission of New Mexico,
Arizona and I'tah to statehood.
Joseph B. Doe of Wisconsin has been
nominated for Assistant Secretary of War.
Net customs duties aggregating t4P8 1'9
have been paid on World's Fair exhibits
which have been sold or retained In this
country. The value of these exhibits 1
12,000.000.
Mtsnaiers, Accidents and Fatalities
An engine on the Texas and l'acifle ex
ploded about a mile west of Kastland, Texas.
Charles F. Klliot, engineer; Jesse Beaver,
fireman, and Frank Spencer, head brake
man, were instantly killed.
By the loss of the schooner Jason, of
Highland Light, Mass., Tuesday, 20 sailor
were drowned. Only one escaped.
ftanltnry.
At Beaver Falls, I'a., grip has assumed
the form of an epidemic, Mostof the man
ufacturing establishments are crippled ow
ing to employes being laid off with the
disease. One hundred cases of grip are re
ported at Johnstown, Pa.
At Leaven worth, Kan., twenty-five deaths
from grip have been reported in the past
lOdays. ThediseRse is almost epidemic,
and within the past two weeks fully one
half of the homes in this city have been
visited.
Fires
Turner hall, Allegheny, Pa., was damag
ed by Ere to the entent of about f 10,000 and
Janitor Carl BenningbofTi wife and two
children suffocated.
The bnsiness section of Creal Springs, 111.,
was burned including the Herald printing
office, the bank and several stores. Loss,
150,000; insurance two-thirds.
BEYOND QUE BOHDEBS.
Influenza is increasing in Germany.Three
hundred marines are in the hospitals at
Kiel from the disease.
The Inqnest held at London npon the
remains of Prof. Tyndali has resulted in a
verdict that the professor died from an over
dose of chloral.
November Fire Xioss.
The fire loss of the United , States and
Canada for the inomb of November amounts
a 111.411.1,000. Although this is less than
.lie sumscliargearile against the same month
11 IBM and 18112, the current year promises
a make a record of lire waste unparalleled
'lr.ee the year of the Chicago tire and out of
sll proportion with the country's growth.
The loaaes in New York t'ily for Hie
nonlh lust closed show a total of !2ol,
700. The losses for the entire veer of 1890 were
I1(hJ.UU8.45; for 1WII. f i:i7.10 150; lor leti2,
rlH2.7O4,7O0. As lHiia has atrtadv piled op
I totul of 144.U40.4U0, It is probable that the
sompleted tear will make a total of over
rlUi,UO0,UU0.
Thousands are Starving.
It is estimated tbut the uumber of nnem
ployed in Chicago it nearly 117,000 and iq
great bas their suffering become that the
Illinois Conference of Charities and Cor
rections at a special meeting appointed
committee of 100 representative citizens to
at once proceed to raise charity fund of
1.000,000, for the relief of the most pressing
want of the worthy and resident poor. By
actual count 1,117 men sought shelter in
Chicago City HallFriday night and as many
more were stowed away on the stone floors
NalnMa nth
Tat World's Fair management has de
cided to give all the building except Manu
facture to Jaokson Park, along with 1250,
KX) to car for them.
CALENDAR FOR 1894.
if
1 ii : 4
1 Mil
Juu.
Til
III Is
19
ni"i'"j"4iii"si"7
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io n a is'M
II7'I
a IB M riH
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9
S 1(1
Id 17
... ... ... I X1 a, 4
ft 7 SI IUI1
I2II4'5 IS I7:IK
IDIjUillliaiSl.tMtH
lurk
Sept.
Oct..
Rot.
On.
V 10
..................
i k 4 5! 71
1011 Vi IX 14 It.
iuI&i.ui a n
16 IT IK It) t)U 'tl
Ti at,at.yii
"i !4 "ii "l"7
W1...I... ... ... ... ...
April.
... 1: X; 4!
7 H 0 10 1 1 IV IS
lll'll IK IS 14
in I7ia o ju vi
H IMBI7 IK llll'
MH.Wlr4l ... ... ...
l 41 ft
d lo ll, Ii'
... ... ... ... 11 a
41 ft 7 a: i
I VIA . 1 7 1 1H. lit
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1 il
9
... ... ... ... ... ... i
II. X 4 61 e 7 8
0101112 IS 14 IS
IS 17 l 19 ? 21
IS III
18 H'lf il '2i
I- ' 1 "I -'-
ISHSI ...'...!..
ai i.trxrs is 1804.
In tho year 1191 thero will bo fonr
rvlinsea twoof the sun and two of the moon
and a transit of the planet Murcury across
the sun's disk, as follows :
I, A pnrtlnl oellps" of the moon. March 21,
visible. In thn l'nltn-1 States wt ot tho lfldtli
meridlHn, where the moon will set with tlio
eclipse still on. This will hen s-nnll eclipse
of 2.117 digits, or about one-fourth of the
moon's apparent diameter, and npon tho
southern limb. This ocllpsn returns April 1,
V.il, when it will still smaller ; and tt will
pass ofl In an Appulse, April, 12th, I'.t-IO.
II. An antiiiiur eclipse of the suu, Aprils,
Invisible in America,
HI. A partial eclipse of the moon, Septem
ber 14-15. visible throughout North America ;
sire, when greatest, 2.77 digits, und upon the
northern limb of the moon.
IV. A total eclipse of the, sun, April 29th,
invisible in I'nlled Htntes.
V. A transit ot thn planet Mercury across
the sun's disk. November 10th, visible,
throughout the United States. Tho plauet
will enter upon the sun's disk on the east
side, and p-iss upward and across tho s.tuie,
occupying tin. 4:1m. 22s, u so dolntf.
IBS SEASOJtfc
p. n. m.
Winter begins mi, rec. 22.and InstsH'i 1 6
KprlngleginnlS!4.Mareh20.nnillasts!)2 20 li
Hiimmerbeglns1S!i4.,liine21,and InstsSS 14 24
Autumnleglnsl894.Juue2l,anjl.-tatsNI) IS 41
WinterbeglnslS91,teei?1,trop.yr.,365 C 15
rUNCTS BBIOOTEST Oil BEST StrS 3b.
Mercury February 21st and CMolier 15th,
letting after the sun as evrning star: April
13th and Auznst l'.th, rising before the sun
as morning star.
Venus January 10th, setting after the snn
as evening star s March 22d, rising before the
sun n morning star.
Mars-October 20tb, rising. at sunset, an
cvenlngstnr .
Jupiter T)ee.ember22d, rising at sunset, an
evening star.
Saturn April 11th, rising at sunset, nn
evening star.
Uranus Muy S.I, rising at sunset, an even
ing star.
Neptune December Otb, rising at sunset,
an evening star.
MOtlNlNO STARR.
Mercury See Planets Brightes'.
Venus, from February Id to November 30.
Mars, until June 27.
Jupiter, from June 4 to September 1.
Hat urn, until Jauuary 19 and alter Octo
ber 21.
KYKNINO STARS.
Mercury See Planets Brightest.
Venus, until February 10 and after Novem
ber 3(1.
Mars, after June 27.
Jupiter, until J nne 4 nnl after Septemlwrl.
Hat urn. from January It) to October 21.
FIXED AXD MOVAHLE
F.piphs.ny
Septuaireslma Sunday , . ,,
Hexagesima Sunday
Oiiinciaagi'Mima HuuJay....
hhrove Tueeday
Ash Wednesday
Vuadrajf-slma Sua Jay
Mid-Lent Sunday
St. Patrick's Day
Palin Sunday
Oooil Friday
Faster Sunday
Low Sunday
Kogation Sunday
Ascension Thursday (Holy
Sunday alter Ascension. . .
Whitsunday (Pentecost) . ..,
Trluity Sunday
t'orpus Christl
St. John the Baptist
Michaelmas Day
Advent Suuday
Christmas Day
FXSTIVAIJi.
Januarvft
January 21
January 2H
February 4
, February fl
, February 7
Februarv 11
March 4
March 17
. March 18
March 23
March 25
April 1
April 29
Day).... MayS
Mayo
, May 13
May 20
May 24
June 23
... September 29
Decern ber 3
December 25
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
Is A P. RAKirr, the evangelist, 1 fifty-three.
Bos BoNHEfTB, the animal painter, was
born at Bordeaux, France, aud is now seventy-one.
f Cohnm.tpb Tamperrilt is said to have
(riven 1 1.000,000 to religious work In the last
two years.
Evxx in premiership the record ha given
way under M. Tricon pis, who baa become
Prime Minister of Greece for the fifth time.
Thomas P. F.oah, of Cincinnati, who is to
go to Antwerp in May a a Uuited States
commissioner, began his career on a salary
of 2 a week.
Our ex-Minister to Englanl Edward J,
Thelps takes his recreation when at leisure)
from his exacting professional and oollege
duties by driving a favorite spun of chestnut
horse.
Ex-Prksipxrt Habeisok's favorite tune Is
"The Soldier' March," from Gounod
"Faust." Be can not discriminate, as a rule,
between tunes, but in this case he recognizes
the tune Instantly.
Tnm second medalist ot the Roval Geo
graphical Society this year (M. Helous. the
African explorer, being the first) was Wood
land Bockblll, an Amerloan diplomatist, who
had made himself famous by his explora
tions in western China and northeastern
Thibet.
A wohaklt trait of Queen Victoria ot Eng
land is her intense love for little obildreu
love whlun she shares with every other mem
tier of her fa-nlly. She delights la having
the small creature about her, aud nothing
so quickly brings tears to her eye it a
pathetic story about a child. .
Marvin HnoiciTr, w'na oontrol the vast
Chicago and Northwestern Kailway system,
with its 10.00J mile of traol.s, began hi
railroad career by carrying water to con
struction hands on an Iowa line. He wo
then a boy of fourteen and at sixteen he was
station agent with a salary ot tii a mouth.
Tbi Japanese Government has granted
permission to Dr. Mary A. Buganutna to
practice mediolne In Nagasaki. This 1 tha
nrst time that woman physician ha
been allowed to praotloa In Japan. Dr.
Suganuma Is an American woman, and she
married Mr. Suganuma, formerly in the tele
graph depart meat ai Osaka,
Oscar Fanaoa-, Udrlddea erlppl living
ZfhtiOfmUM, Jf. J wss mafrtod to a
widow wImsm soaiMBtniMittS be had ma4e
Ihroah a piew ol keee utU by tola m1
puctIihii byhs r JZ .
Animals lHicelver tver.
Swindling and deceit are known
among animal. In military stables
horse are known to have pretended
to he lame In order to avoid going
into military exorcise ' A chlmpnn
ten had been fed on rake when sick;
after his recovery he often feigned
coughing In order to procure dainties.
The cuckoo eometlrae lays Its eggs In
the sparrow's nest, and to make the
deception aurer It takes away one ot
the sparrow's eggs.
Animals are conscious ot their de
ceit, as shown by the fact that they
try to operate secretly and noiselessly;
they show a sense of guilt If detected;
they take precautions In advance to
avoid discovery; In some case tbey
manifest regret and repentance.
Thus, bees which steal often hesi
tate be Tore and after their exploits,
as If they feared punishment. Some,
one described how a monkey com
mitted theft: while he pretended to
ilcep the animal regarded him with
hesitation, and stopped every time
bis master moved or seemed on the
polntof awakening. Such, und many
more well-known facts, may be due
lo fear of punishment, which natur
llly follows a misdeed, Just as Is ob
served among habitual thieves.
A River Flowing from I ho Rr-a.
On the African shore, near the Gulf
of Aden, and connecting the lake ot
Asal with the inuin ocean, inav
be found one of the most wonderful
rivers in the world. This natural
curiosity In the shape of a river does
not HoW Jo but from the ocean toward
the inland. TilJ surface of l,(ike
Assal Is nearly ,o0 feet below the sea
level, and it Is fed altogether by
tins paradoxical river, the latter
being atiout twenty-two miles In
length. It is said to be a wonderful
fact that this river of Immense vol
ume, especially at high tide, fur
nishes exactly enough wacr to coun
ter! ulancc tho extraordinary evapora
tion of the lake, and that In conse
quence tie lake's Hurface remains at
a uniform level year after year.
'cw York Dispatch.
Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup Is positively
uiieiiinlid. Try it. 2.1 c -nts ill druggist.
The largest pump; la the world are
in the ewn of London.
uied
Bcerhem' I'llls with a drink of water morn
liiga. heichani s-nootiiom. 2ft cents a box.
In France froz n milk is sold In cans,
For Revere, Lingering Coughs, Weak
Lungs, Bleeding from Lungs, llroncliltis,
Asthma, and Consumption, in its early
etagt, Dr. Flcrco's Uoldcn Medical Discov
ery is a sovereign remedy. It not only
cures the cough but also builds up the
strength and flesh of thiwe reduced below
a healthy standard by " Wasting Disease. "
t ill not make fat folk more corpulent.
B. F. Wn.r.v, of Itoi
Fldtr, CViiiceise IVj.,
.. writes: "f hai
bronclillle for twenty
years and over, and I
could not work with
out coughing so hard as
to take ail my etrenntn
away. 1 took Ave bot
tles of Dr. Pierce's
tiolden Medical lioov
crv, and give yott mv
word and honor that
I can do any work that
there is to do on tny
'ranch 'without coiiiiIi
lng. I have not taken
?.ny.. (Jhu 'tiolden
Medical Discovery for
a year."
Mn, Wu.xv.
WAS A PHYSICAL WRECK.
Could Scarcely Ride or Walk.
Suffered for 18 Years 1
Cherry Valley, N. T. Sept. 5, 18H3.
Dr. Kilmer 4 Co., Ilinghumton, N. V.
Gentlemen:- You may use my testimony with
r pHswure ror I would
T j-bsi ii l hko to ih) what I ran
for suffering women,
1 endured agonies for
eitilitn years with
Female Weakness
In every form, and as
a last resort turned to
you for help. 1 have
taken five bottles of
yourHwamp-Hoolf
one bottle of Female
Iiomcdy, and used two bottles ot U it O
auomtmcnu Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root Cured Me.
When I commenced taking your remedies I
could neither ride or walk without suffering
Intense puiu; now 1 can do both as well as I
ever could in my life, for 1 in entirely cured
of Female weuknes. 1 can do my own house
work, and I foul that I am entirely restored to
In-all Ii. I shall never cease to thank God aud
you for making me a well and healthy woman
from the physical wreck that 1 was.
At UmickUIs. SO rent and $1.00 Rise.
lsa.VUutelunJtk"lrM-lueauilatkm fna.
Or. kilottir k Co., - Ulunhamtou, N. Y.
THE JUDGES
the
world's Columbian; exposition
Have made the
HIGHEST AWARDS
Mk1h1h and HI)loipas) to
WAITER BAKER & CO.
On each of tli folluwlng named art Iciest
UCKAKFAST COCOA
I'roiniiim No. 1, Chocolate, .
Vnullla Cliocolbte, ....
German Hweet Chocolate,
Coroa ltuttcr.
r'or "purity of material,' 'eKi!ellent flavor,
ui.d "uniform wen c4Ulposltlon.,,
WALTER BAKER iCOT DORCHESTER, MASS.
BR AIHSsm FRONT
?POO
IT COSTS
NOTHING
(jOfl REWARD
if II TO MY KU
W mm J Or .nnass yuO m
MfBeeeVfBR Its mnma M
Ss U silslalas four IBisMae rr
TOTWY.
SSi soiwir)eaer .Mr. Sk el
masnHDineaatsalw
rm
A Woman's Athletics Keat.
"Women are beginning to tnka a
real Interest In sport," obaerved
the Casual Caller, as he sat down
on the edge of the Sporting Editor's
desk.
"Yes; they attend baseball and
football frames quite numerously, re
plied the latter.
"I noticed In a morrrfng paper quite
a feat In the Jumping line performed
by a woman."
"I didn't notice that," replied the
oracle on sports, with great Interest
"phow It to me."
"I can't show It to you, for I ha?e
n't the paper with me, but I can tell
you about It."
"Well V"
"I forget her,narne, but I remem
ber distinctly the details of her
Jump."
"Well, let's haTe them," said the
newspaper man, Impatiently.
"She Jumped baiL"
Then the Casual Caller made a wide
Jump, too, and reached the door only
a trifle In advance of a paper-weight
one and a half pounds heavy. Pitts
burg Telegraph.
TitERt- are thousands of ways in
which people cati show without
knowing It that they do not love
On.1.
Take no Substitute for
Royal Baking Powder.
It is 'Absolutely Pure.
All others contain alum or ammonia.
XMAS
MONEY
FOR
BoysMGirls
DIJr.TACor STATESMEN AM
1 HU I U POLITICIANS: Mq
K.nlwy, Hill, lWv
Mirmun, II I nine, Iipw KuhhII,
Ituttur. CoiihUiiK, Wbitelnw Heltl,
llor Grct'ly, luinlt'l Webmer, bti-
innrcK. tviHUMiune, ur.
Imm. CArliHle. TIiav are
lhol)Ctnl n re nimintvit In a
iH-w nnl tnhlnic tyl. Above
Itronp coiulel fur 10 cunti,
fotti or -lumps. AOE IB,
lllfin A i' imn mv syriiiiiit; 1 a
t luiittsa mlsi mill snliilni iniinw.
UOlhH VO, AOI Kzcbauge llulldlnf.
lloaton, Mass,
We have Poets, rreschers, Aetree and
Preskteuts at same price.
AN IDEAL FAMILY MEDICINE
S'nr Indletlnn Jtiuousnt-.
I r ad at fa f. loimtlpaHlon. Bud
t oMnlt iUi, UsTrnaivc Hrtath
and all diM-rder tit U HUiuaU.
PIERRE
Offpmnoodfvful fln ohMimftr tmall lnvittiuvnU.
tiU'.OulnTt-fiitfU tier now wlil yruw to tDouuO lu
he nxt ten yearn. Vor cl cuIum, mp Biid Merli
luiL" Jflrw- t UAH. I., UVOICsIKVkrT.
ill KM' HANKtH. I'tfrtf. Hnwlw Qklt
II 1 TI1 ! 'I'C TRAlKMAHK Ewnmlnatl m
J I l iil 1 und HilvUt utu patfiitnlillity
of Invention. iVnd for lnvtuttir- (lulde.dr how tKi't
MpHtftit. I'ATHK'K '! AUUKI.L, WAHMiNitTttM, D.O.
.c
mijy. l pn.mi'tlj. Ft r fart 7ffUy
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iy tli-uitiriitfl r arnt hy mail J'it J
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Epeclnlly for Farmers, Miners, B. R. Bands and others. Double sole ertendinr
gown to thn heel. KXIHA WKAItl.Nti UI'AliJTY. Thousand or
Kuhber Hoot weurers testify this la the llKhT they ever had. ASK
YUUK DUALKIt KUK TIIKSI and don't be persuaded iutoan inferior article
"Don't Put Off Till To-morrow the Du
ties of To-day. Buy a Cake of
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Bean-ess Caaast be Care
tT Incut applications, as theycamio. r -a the
diseased portion of the ear. 'I here i-uuly one
way toenre Deafness, and that l by uon-tllu-tloual
remedies. Ilrafnea Is cnu d by nn In
flamed condition of the mucous lining nf tha
Kiistochlnn Tube. When this tube gets In
flamed you hare a rumbling sound or Imper
fect henries'- nnd when it is entirely closed)
I if nf nese Is the result, and unless the inflam
mation can he taken nut and this tube re
stored to lis normal eondttlon, hearing will be)
ilestrored foreren nine caws out ten are)
caused by catarrh, which is nothlne hut an In
flamed condition of the oiucot: surfaces.
We will irlve One llnndre I l)illrs for anr
eaenf Dpatucss (caused by catarrh) that ean
at Ik- cured by Hall's Catarrh (Jure. Heiitl fee
Sirculain, Tree.
F. J. rnrnrr A Co., Toledo, O. J
roll by tlrwcglsts.
London sewers have a total precipitation
reservoir capacity or 31.2.V) 0m gal.ous.
A t'klld Killers
The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothlna
effects nf Syrup of Figs, when In need of a lat-
alive, and If the father or mother lie costive ot
bilious, the most gratifying results follow Its
use; so that It h the beat family remedy know
and every family should have a bnt'le.
There are 80 miles of tunnels In Oreat
llritain, their total cost exceeding iil,0U,OUO.
Cotton inn fni.ns. Those who are suffer,
ing from Couth-, Colds, Sore Throat, etc.,
should try HitnwK' Hhonchial T hoc Has.
.sold onfc ta borit.
Connecticut has ),noo farms.
Ifamlctrd with sore eyes use Dr. NivThoron
son's Kye-wnter. Druavlstasell ntlic perlmttle.
THE WONDERFUL MECHANICAL SPCUCA.
PIANO MOVEMENT
BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED.
The Child ! Best Teseher.
Hare you teen it ? Older
folks will And It rerj
amutln. Would jriiu Use
one? For I. tK we will
send It. to yum sddtvss,
charges pa 1 4
KINDERQSRfEN MFQ. CO.
92ft Ssnsom Street,
Pailsselphl. Pa.
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A Dcluth Rsilbosd
OoaraKT in Minnesota. 8ud for Msps sod Citeus
hu. They w III be Mat to you
Address HOPEWELL CLARKE,
1td (Vi'ninlssloosr.et, psuL Minn.
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