AN AUBURN MIRACLE.
AS ACT OF IIK.KOIM Irt FOLLOWED
lV DUE ItlCfft I.T.
Batwarit lenllr Kitn Ml A ImMI Hi
Ike fast el Ilia Oera-llier tear el
era.f He le MeMrr4 In Hp Ilk
HI ffrt mm TM t a ltetsrm
r el tha Aanaru Italian,
f Au'itirn X. Y., Vu'.ttlin.
Tl I ob recor.Ulial upon a chilly April dnr,
a few years axo, an eight-year-old boy fell
Into the East rivor at tbe loot or Eatt Eighth
Street, New York, ami when alt effort to
reaeue him hml failed, F.iueno Dnanelly, at
risk o( his own lire, plunifed Into the water
ail, when blmselt nearly exhausttd, saved
the boy from ilrownitiaT. It sraa a humane
and eeir-n.vridHnit deed, and recelred de
terred commendation in all the newspaper.
There Ik a sequel to thla accident, how
rer, which tbns far has not been published.
It l to the effect that Donnelly waa paralyzed
aa a reeult of th cold plunge and came near
dying. Auburn people hnvt known the fam
ily since hla wife waa Amanda Grantman and
hi ilttrr Mr. ft. D. Corry, of 2t Moravia
atreet. Donnelly himself describe tbereaeue
and th result
"I waa general foreman of th F. A. Mul
grew flaw Mills, foot of Eighth street, N. Y.,
on the East river. It was on tbe 30th ol
April, 1849, that the boy fell Into tbe river
and I rescued him from drowning. At that
time I was in the water so long that I was
taken with a deathly oblll, and loon became
to stiffened up and weak that I could neither
work nor walk. For some time I was under
treatment of Dr. Oeorg McDonald, who said
I had Locomotor Ataxia. He finally wave me
up, and on the 1st of June, 1893, my wife and
I came op to Auburn.
"When the dlaeaae first came upon -me the
nnmbnes began In my heels, and soon the
whole of both my feet became affected. There
waa a cold feeling serous the email of my
back and downwards, nnd tense of tore
Bees and a tight pressure on the cheat. The
numbness graduiilly extended up both legs
and Into the lower part of my body. I felt
that death was creeping up to my vitals. I
was still taking the medicine ('It was Iodide
of Fotasslum,' said bis wife), and wns being
ruhheit and having plasters put all over my
body, but with no beueflt.
I sent to the G'ba. H. fiogar Company,
tbe popular Auhnrn druggists and chemists,
at 109 and 111 Oenesee atreet, and got three
boxes of Dr. Wllllnms' Piuk 1'llls nod began
taklugthem. In three weeks' time I was so
improved that from being helpless, I was able
to help myself and to get up and go to work,
and to walk every day from No. 74 Walnut
atreet, where It ben lived, to Osborne's New
Twine Factory, Keyruour and Cottage streets
more than ii mile where I was then em
ployed, but ull tbe while I waa talcing rink
rille.
"Then Dr. Pntchen, of Wisconsin, uncle ot
Tay wife, and who wus here on a visit, began
to poo-hoo nt me for taking fink Pills, and
Anally persuaded me to stoptnklngthem nnd
let bim treat me. When be returned to the
West he left a prescription with Dr. Hyatt,
of Auburn, who also treated me. But their
treatment did me no good, 'and after a while
the old trouble returned and I was getting
bad again. Then I began to tnke Pink Pills ;
bave taken them ever since, am taking them
now i have taken In nil nearly 20 boxes nt an
entire cost ot less than (10.00 (my other
treatment cost me a pile of money), and ugalu
I am well and uble tu work.
"It I was able, I would at my own expense,
publish tbe virtues ot Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills to tbe whole world and especially iu
Mew York City, where I am much better
known tbnn I am here."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla for Pale People
without doubt mark the beginning ol a more
nealtbfui era. Tbey were first compounded
by an emluent practitioner, and used as a
prescription for many years in general prac
tioe with almost Incredible suueeas. They
are now given to tbe public as an unfailing
blood builder and nerve restorer, curing all
forms of weakness arising from a watery con
dition of the blood or shuttered nerves, two
fruitful causes of almost every ill that flesh
le belr to. These pills are also a apeolfln for
the troubles peculiurto females, such as sup
pressions, all forms ol weakness, chromo
eonstlpation, bearing down puius, etc., and
In the ease ol men will give speedy relief and
affect a permauent cure In ull ease arisiug
from mental worry, overwork or excesses ol
whatever uature. Th pills are sold by all
dealers, or will bo sent post paid on renelpt
of price (SO cents a box, or six boxes for 3.50
they are never sold lu bulk or by the 100)
by addressing Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Uuhenectndy. N. Y., or ilroskville, Ontario
The Cnriooa Women.
-He was showing them the various
pictures hanging on tbe wall. Tbey
were perns, for he really had excel
lent taste In art There were choice
bite of landsrapo, lovely Ideals of hu
manity, studies of still life and hints
from the Impressionist school 'lite
ladles viewed eacb with admiration,
but none with especial interest until
they come to a huge frame, with Its
fare turned toward tbe wall. Im
mediately they were all Interest.
"What is that?" asked one ot the
ladies.
The young man assumed an air of
myste. y and shook bis head, as though
be w juld like to te.ll but could not.
"J'ra sorry, but you see
"But really we'd; rather see that
than any of the otherswouldn't we,
r.lrlsV"
The girls said tboy would.
"Well, If you must see It, I sup
pose you must," said the exhibitor.
The young ladies conjured up all
kinds of beautiful visions as they
looked up with expectancy on the
mysterious back of the frame
"It is called, 'Curious Women,'"
be said.
Of course that only increased their
teal. Finally be turned the frame
and disclosed a mirror! Were tbe
young ladies disappointed?
SLEEPLESSNESS,
-f Nervous Do-
l V Tb-S I oua Exbaust-
tiou, Neural
gia, raraiy-
tu. Locomo
tor Ataxia.
Ill it 1 rini'hr i) i n.
and kindred allmente, whether resulting
from over enxioty, overwork or study, or
from unnatural habits or excesses, are
treated an a specialty, with great success, by
tbe bluff of (Specialist attached to the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute at
buffalo, N. Y. Personal examination not
always necessary. Many oaasa are tuocesa
fuUy treated at a distance.
A rjrnuir A A new and wonderfully
Abl nlllA. successful treatment bat
lawn discovered for Asthma and Hay Fever,
which can be tent by Mall or Express.
It it not simply a palliative but a radical
""fot pampbleU, question blanks, refer
amaa and particulars, in relation to any
of tbe above mentioned diseases, address,
wild ten cents in stamps, World's IHsveoa
ary Medical Aawdation, 003 Main Wrest,
Buffalo, N. T.
TMU 11
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FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
Cummerlsed Proceedings of Our X.aW
luakers at Washington.
simt-nrrri has.
PrsATF The Henate held a short session
today anil but little business of Importance
was transacted. A brief debate on silver
was precipitated by the Intention txpres-erl
by the Vice I'resiilent to reter the HI and
teipniornge bill, which has just been re
ceived from the llone, to th Finance
Committee An executive session of a little
tnorethsn n hour held and a number
of nominations confirmed.
llorsr The debate on the pension ap
pro, rlation bill continued all day in the
House and at times considerable spirit was
displayed. The principal speakers were
Messrs. Pol liver, Hepburn, Lnloe sod Can
non. nlXlt-niSrM MAY.
PrisTit The seigniorage bill occupied
the attention of the senate, but we.it over
for Its second realinit. No business of
public Importance was had and the senate
adjourned.
Hoes Tht House authorised an Inves
tlgstlon of the onl -r of .Indue Jenkins, in
the Noriliern Pacific Pailroad receivership,
enjoinining the employe Irom sir.kmg on
a cut In wages. The House then considered
the pension appropriation bill until ad
journment. eiiTY-sr.vssT!! nT.
FrSATr The Miami seigniorage bill came
within ti'e seconds of passing the Senate
today. The ntiestloti bus been put by the
lempornrv presiding officer, Hcnntnr Faulk
ner of West Virginia, "ahull the bill pass?"
and wo'ild have been declared carried in
another breath had Henator Hoar not
moved that the fenate go into executive
let .ion which was carried.
Horsr In the House after routine bus
iness, ex-speaker Oalusha A. Grow, of
Pennsylvania, mode bis maiden speech,
after hit re-entry in ('ongrets. The bouse
then passed tbe pension appropriation bill
substantially as reported by the Committee
on Appropriation. After some unimpor
tant business the House adlmtrned.
SIXTY-KIUHTH DAY.
8rATt. The resignation of Senator
White, ot I.oti'sinna, was announced. At
the expiration of i lie morning hour tht
ltlnnd seigniorage bill was Uid before the
senate as unfinished business after a lengthy
debate, the bill went over without action.
The senate adjourned at s. 80, after a brief
executie session
Hoi'tr The president transmitted some
additional Hawaiian cnrresKinlence to the
House. Mr. Klclisrrivin, of Tennessee,
from the Joint commission on expendi
tures iu the executive departments, called
np the bill to reform 'he method of ac
counting and auditing in the customs rie
rnriment of the treasury. The bill abol
ishes the office of commissioner of cintoros.
While this bill whs being considered
Mr. Illnnchnrd who was appointed to the
senate by the governor of Louisiana to til!
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Senator White to take a place on the su
preme bench, entered the hall tntl was
iiirionndrd by friends and congratulated.
Tbe discussion over the bill took a wide
range end was pnrtlcnpted in by Messrs.
Haker, Henderson, Hepburn, Canon and
Jloc-ery. The bill Was passed. At 4:55
the bouse adjourned.
SIXTY -NINTH PAY.
Pr.SATT Tht ltlnnd seirniorsge bill was
under discussion and without reaching a
Vote adjournment to Monday followed.
Hofsr The house went into committee
of the whole for the further consiriiratinn
of tlie District of Columbia bill At 6 o'clock
without completing the consideration ot
the bill, the house took recn until 8. The
evening session devoted to private pen
sion mils. Representative (irow of Penn
sylvania. Intro Inced in the bouse a bill
making (12 per month the lowest rate of
pensionable disability allowed.
trVFXTIFTH DAY.
Sfsate. Not in session.
iiiii sK. The house completed the con
sideration of the liiMrlcl of Columbia ap
propriation bill and paed It alter defeat,
ing the final edori of Mr PeArmond to re
duce tbe share of expenses of the district to
be borne by tbe general government. Short
ly ofier the house adiourned.
BUSINESS IB IMPROVING.
A Gratifying Deorease in the Number
and (Importance of Failures.
R. 0. Dun & Co't. "Weekly ltevlew ol
Trade" N. Y., says: Kvldeuces of present
Improvement in business multiply, but
Confidence in future improvement does not
seem to increase. There is more business
tnd t larger production by industries, for
the season has arrived when greater activity
is Pecrtsury il dealers' stock ure lo be re
plenished and tho-e who cannot make cal
culations beyond a tew months are the more
anxious to crowd as ranch trnde as they
sateiy can into those months. In some
branches of distribution, however.there trt
Indications of a diminishing demand for
goods and the evident preference to medium
and low priced articles, with the known re
duction in wages and family expenditures,
lead many lo feel semewhat le-s contideut
that business will so.m recover its former
volume. The undertakings beyond a short
time are not made with great freedom and
In spile ol a lurger demand the prices of
nianufuctmed goodt tend downward
'ibe most di-tinct gain it in iron and steel
manufacture. Tbe output ol pig iron March
1 was 110,11(1 tons, having increased 10 per
cent during the month, although it it still
37.8 per cent lest than a year ngo. Yet
prices are lower, steel billets being 1.1 25 at
Pittiiburg and plates 1.15 at I'liiltt.lelphia.tlit
lowest ever Known.
Brcadstufls and oils have been stronger,
nrovisiont weaker and cotton hesitates.
Tbe expoits for tbe last four weeks were
14 ier cent larger than last year, while tht
decrease in imports lor February was 37 per
cent. Failures are growing less important
and somewhat fewer. The number during
the past weik has been 248 in Hie United
Hales aguintt lUil last year and ou in Cana
da against last year. Scarcely a single
one is of itn orttnee and it is gratifying
that the consetiiiances ol the greui reverse
last year have been to tar overcome.
AFTEB TICKET BCALPEE8.
Bena or Wilson Fropotet to Fut an End
to Their Business.
Senator Wilton, of Iowa, hat Introduced
s bill to put an end to ticket sculping. It
provides fur an amendment to the inter
state commerce act to as to require railroads
to supply all their ticket ageutt with a cer-
iincaie oi appointment whiclt it to be
existed to public view. All tickets sold
must have the name of the ugent and date
stained upon them, it it made unlawful
or anyone 10 sell tickets of a toad from
whiL-ii he does not hold such certificate.
Ihe )nally n a line of tft.OJO. Knilrosdi
are reuuired to redeem unused tickets at
the principal office or any ticket ofiict lor
the price aid, and putly u ed tickets lor
tbe price paid lees tlie schedule fare fur the
portion used if pr seined within 90 dayt
niter purcna-e. i lie suie uy any person ol
a piiruaity useu ticket otherwise than as in
dueled is made a violation of the act. -ltuil
roads whicli p ace t;cketa in the bands of
an Hiiiiiorueu ugeut are liable to a tine of
Lett Baloona In Ohio.
The Ohio atat Dow law limine tnr
lections for January show a decrease of
802 saloons In the ttute tince the Jtilycol
Irx'ioiis. and the amount of collections a
decrease jf 7T,a27.3rtO The total number
of saloons in tht tta'.e now is f 816, and tht
January taxes they pay tl,:ilU,l7,07,
Tbe Coal Froduotlon in 1803.
The total coal production In the I'nlted
Btalet in 1803 was 183.422 710 tons. Of this
Pennsylvania produced 45,2.6.781 tout of
bituminous coal mid 63.81li.2IO tout ol anth
racite, illino.s comet next with I8.U50.000
tout and Uhio third with 14,021,800 tout.
WINTER DIET.
A Few Hints by Vehich Oo4 Health Ma '
Be AttalaeaV
Few people seem to alve any
thought to the appropriateness of
food to the season of the year, savt
the New York Ledger. With the
coming cold weather many people re
main a great aeal indoors, occupying
rooms vvfiicn are often krpt at a high
temperature and with, of course.
very much less fresh air than they
are accustomed t) during warm
weather. This has a tendency to
create a feverish condition of the
system that should le counteracted
ly a free indulgence in fruits of all
available sorts.
For such purposes there Is nothing
better than good apples eaten raw.
If children were permitted to eat all
the fresh apples they craved through
out the winter there would be fewrr
diseases and deaths; while for adults,
those wno are or fairly quiet habits
and who remain indoors a great deal,
there is nothing In the whole range
of food products as useful.
It is claimed that severe cases of
gout and other rheumat ic dlftlcutlle.4
may be entirely cured by the free use
of apples. In the absence of apples,
raw potatoes, eaten with a little salt,
are a most excellent corrective of bad
humors. An eminent lawyer of this
country claims to owe his excellent
health largely to the habit of eating
raw potatne w th rait. Whenever
he ferls feverish or out of condition
this Is his medicine, and for years he
has taken no other.
Oranges, leiions, grape fruit, pine
apples In their season, and all acid
trults, are valuable for people of sed
entary habits. Almost all persons
might Improve their health if the)
would but give a lltt'.e attention to
some of the most simple of nature'
laws, and when this boon Is so cheap
ly purchased the winder Is that It is
o much neglected.
Vgty Wind.
The most pernicious winds are the
oa in lels. or hot winds, of Kgypt
They come from the deserts to the
southwest and bring with them In
finite quantities of fine dust, which
penetrates even the minutest crevice.
The thermometer often rises to 1 2.1
during their continuance, and thou
sands of human beings have been
known to perish from suffocation In
the fiery blust. It was one of these
tamlels that destroyed the army ot
fsennacneriD. Alexinder the (ireat
nearly lost his whole force iu another
and the army of Cambyscs was ut
terly annihilated.
"England's pension u8t for the
past year foots up the Insignificant
total of tSft.UOO.OOO, showing what
(mall potatoes nhe Is compared with
tbe country with a pension roll of
nearly five timet that sum. Boston
Herald,
A Ha-e In a Peer.
T.M the mother beeomi sick and helpless,
nn I the house Is nil in disorder. When both
father nu l mother are down, you may as
well e'.osetbe shutters. Order is brought o t
of chaos often very easily, an 1 Mrs. John
Malln, of Smith B lite, Moat., Fab. 17, 183.1,
fouod an easy way out of her difficulties, as
she writes thus "jly hushanl and I took
very had rlienw itlem from tevjre colds, and
my urms were so lums I could not raisatkem
to help mysslf. I sent at on for n bottle o:
Rt. Jaooli Oil, and before the bottle was haU
empty. I could go about my work. My hus
band became so lnm hs could not get out of
he J. Two nal a half bottles completely curetl
him. 1 will always praite St. Ja -o'js Oil an 1
you may use this as you sse fit." This is a
clear case of what is treat at the right mo
ment, an 1 how every household can be mad
happy where pain abounds.
Thk hair Is now worn box-plaltcd
and shirred with boutTunttriiumings,
and whon lawn tennis lambrequins,
cut bias, are hung over the cars, it It
considered quite dressy,
A fii.ioHT Coi n', if neglected, often attacks
Ihe luiiffi. "Uroimi'ii fh'om'iiiiil give
sure mikI Immediate relief, tfuid uidy in buies.
Price 2b cent.
A lnrge Uix nim'ed lor UceuU. Lan Drug
Cu Pliiluttclpiiia. 1'u.
ACUTE RHEUMATISM
Months of Sufl'ering-Hood'e
Sarsaparilla Cured
iMr.NoariJ.Homep
ft ihlaiown, Peun.
"C. I. Hood St Co., Lowell, Mass.:
(ieiulomen:- Four years last Jnnuary I was
taken down with sub-acute rheuiuntihin which
located at the bae of the bruin. It was eight
weeks less uue llti.v before 1 was able tu walk
out of Die house and after mouths of suffering
uud much pain 1 feared
I Would Never Be Well.
My physician adviM-d me to use Hood's Karsa
purllia. After takiug it in half done fur two
weeks I fell hvtier. m at different times after
wards 1 used it aw'iiile and during thelnel year
I have Mgaiu beju i-cntiii-cd tu invigorated
health by it. I attributed my rextimillun to
health lu the use uf HimhI's harHupai-illu. My
aim Iiuh had catarrh slui-v guile young and lust
summer w hile attending school he used two
Hood'ss?Curcs
bottle of Hood's r'nrauarllla and said It (lid
him mure guud tliau lie reallKeil from fliaifor
prescription, etv." Noah J. Huhnkh, Poet
uiUHterund tlene 'al Meri-linnt. Kiiihistow u.Pa.
Pills cur llvir III, cmiMlp illoo, l i
If.UVUtM, JUiMlitJt', tck Uuh iw .v. li.Uigu.tt.uo.
Pullinc a Tooth by "Magic"
. One of the guest of the Brlggs
House yesterday waa complaining of
in aching tooth and Inquired at the
ifflce where he could And a good den
tlctS Re secured the Information
and went out to find relief, when
proprietor I)e Witt smiled at a funny
reminiscence. "I shall never forget
a toothpnlllng incident that occurred
when 1 was a youngster," he re
marked. "My tiacle, who was phy
sician, had a great, big, stalwart
colored man for a servant. His name
waa Buck, and one day he went Into
his master's office and complained
that on of hit teeth was nearly kill
ing him. My uncle advised him to
go and have it taken out, Ruck ob
lected. 'Naw, iodeedy, boss,' he ex
claimed, 'hit wud dess fa'rly kill me
ter bab dis toof Jucked out' My
uncle then to d him that he would
tlx it for him by using a little magic.
Buck was equipped with all the
superstition ot his race, and he read
ily reqniesced In the suggestion, for
he thought a doctor could do any
thing. The old gentlemen took the
small string from his violin and mak
ing a loop dropped It over Buck's
aching tooth and drew it taunt.
Then ho led Buck out to the hitch-Ing-oost
and made him stand nn bis
tip toes, which biought bis eyes on a
level with the top of the post, and
tied the catgut around it Upon
the flat surface of the top be poured
some gunpowder, and then solemnly
warning Buck not to move he re
turned to the house. Suddenly he
came running out of the kitchen door
with a glowing coal of fire held in a
pair of tongs. Buck saw him coming
and backed for all he was worth.
But he left that tooth in front of
him." Washington Post
Highest cf all in leavening
torn
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Economy requires that in every receipt calling
for baking powder the Royal shall be used. It
will go further and make the food lighter, sweeter,
of finer flavor, more digestible and wholesome.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., ICS WALL ST., NEW VCRK.
Nn More Hand-mirror .
Dressing tables with plain (tliist
wings movable on binges to any angle
are shown and are a great help to
dressing the hair. The hand giasi
Is quite superseded by them. Tlx
wings come attached to quite inex
pensive tables, and when nut In use
can be folded back out of the way.
Dulnth' Flour Output.
The Hour output of the Duluth
mills in 18U3 was I,0u7,6ie barrels.
Young Wives,
Who are for the First Time to Undergo
Woman's Severest Trial, we offer
"mothers' Friend"
A remedy which, if used as directed a few weeks before con
finement, robs it of its Pain, Horror and Risk to Life of both
mother and child, as thousands who have used it testify.
1 used two bottles of 'Mothers' Friend' with marveloi's resi'lts,
and wish every woman who has to pass through the ordeal of child birth
to know if they use 'Mothers' Friend' for a few wcrks it will rob con
finement of pain and m fining and insure safety to lift of mothtr and
tAildM. Sam Hamilton, Eureka Springs, Ark.
Book to Mothers mailed free containing voluntary testimonials.
Rent bv express, charest prepaid nn r relnt of price, f 1 Ml per bottle.
Bold ljr all Druggists. BRADFIbLD RKOl'LATOlt CO., ATLANTA, OA.
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flULlljino .'04 at the lowest
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rtujU I'lit-loin wink, niaiiiiit liom
CVMIIlllV'idr H t( S. lH'l vsluc lor tliv money
UrtWni If 7 ii,. uoilj. Kuina and nrun
laniicd up th iHillnin. Kvvry
wsrrunltil. J uh no submi.
tr. bt Jik-sI imiarrs for full
dmcription ol' our couilrt
n lor iiiuirs snu fctin
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der by mail, poalair frt. Ynu ran get tht bcst
bjtrguiiik.of dc-ultra wlu nth uur Mioca,
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lilatHlata( al, ataUjUlUUlUalalllallUiaaelK SaUlaV
There Is more Oa'arrh In this sect lea the
country than all other dlseaes put together,
and until the laet few years was aiippneed tube
tncnranle. fr'nr a great many years doctors pro
nounced It a locai d sease, and prescribed local
remedies and ny constantly failing to cur
with local treatment, pronounced It incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a conailto
tlnnnl d IsesMi and ilirrore require nunstltn
tlonal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, man
ufactured by V. .1. Cheney Co., Toledo. Ohio,
Is theomy rnnstitntlnnai rureo i the marktt.
It la taken Internally tn doeea Irom lndropt to
a tesspoonful. It arts directly on the blond
and murnne surfaces i.f the syetem. They offer
one hundred dollars f r any rase It falls to
cere. Hind ter circulars and testimonials
free. Addrers . . ....
K. 3. Cnt-snv Co., Toledo, O.
(PMi by Druggist, 75o.
Pern bas but 30 telegraph offices In tbe
entire country.
Pr. Kllmert wwr-RooT enret
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Fampblet and Consultation free.
Laboratory Blnghamlon, N. V.
There art 3."00,000 bachelors in thb
country over .10.
VteBna. X 1,'is. Oat Pram flee Bee. eeeil.
Tills re-nvrkablo, almost tinlicarJ-jf, yiell
waa reported to till J hn A. Balzsr Seed Co.,
La Crssse, Wis., by Frank Winter, of Mon
tana, who planted oris bmSel of Great Norm,
era Oats, carsfnlly tilled an I Irrigate! same,
and believes that In ISM he can grow tram one
bashcl of Oreat Northern O ttt thrss .handret
bn-hels. It's a wonderful oat.'' Ir yoo wit.t.
crT this our ano stND it with Se Hostage to
theabnv Arm yon will receive sample package
of above oats and their mammoth farm teed
catalogue. A
Xmlie ano -ave money. Mat! four order, for
anyil.imt In dnu line lo .. A. Halh J; hs''":
ion. C. 1-rce i ate lo. -lie-. W re- a Nerve and
l?rln Tre.l-nrnt. ore: . Iver 1 Ills. 1-V.i at
)yc, in. ; -sun." Hel Worm 1'owden, Kc.i
I'orous I'luetcrs, 13c.
Tbe Entt Canal cost tl0t0')000.
Beerham due are better than mineral wa
ters, beei ham w -no others. k cents a boa
Hatch's Universal Cough f-'yrnp lakes right
hold Hold every v here. yienlH.
strength. Litest D.S. Cot. Fcod Report.
Tub latest from the lMikc of Vara
I Hi a has it that he Is In bis palacn nt
I Madrid fcllcltstlng himself on bis
I ?oo1 fortune In having so excited tbe
; gratitude and charity of the Auieri
! :an people that the dilapidated for
' tunes of tbe descendants of Coluui
I tius "arc likely to be repaired. At
. ast accounts, however, tbe move
ment for a popular subscription had
j not obtained cyclonic proportions.
M iiK King wnose rutc cm Graces the
mot sublcct stiitikltii;. i
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WORLD'S
FAIR
AWARDS
si., -rcnz: mu wtunu
nd our luplnnia for Hraulj,
MivBsrlto unit Krtin.t(v-r
,teju ui llll'W vruit ll'S IIHVW
I't'ii ai-ld iliirrt lu ilia it'i.il.
i He ml hi ourr fir uiir rtuni'lfH'
riiiuit.oiu ' 1'. uf every kinu cf
Jr tlslala tK kmruanat.uliii IhmiU
Ufwjlfc illU. n( ifNlllliUUIulH. tlii-v ur fii'.
ALLIANCt CAHRIAC CO., CINCINNATI. O.
0B8PSVS
Mini (ra .y.
nnuntad hcnrif-a. r'row t do ympon. it.dlv tin-of,
aiirl m if n Jjy. at Imu two thiiiUor all symptumt aitt irinovrd.
COVC ot lfi.imoi.iali ul iiiirarailt'l'k i.i nt pRKKa
TEI DAT! TIE ATMINT IHRRItfilO lull a et()
Itit O. IL itUHEM A . ktaaaaUlUu, ailaale.
Pbwdter
f ml
m its. s-rrv
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al.
Urn,
I SaWOliaiyrUaTanYUW u Use I I
KNOWLEDGE
Bring comfort nnd Improvement inrl
tends to personal ujoyineiit when
tightly used. The maay, who live bet
ter tli an others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by tnoro promptly
ndnpting tlio wnrid's lirst products to
the needs of physitol lieing, will attest
the value to health f the pure liquid
Illative principles luibiuctd ia the
remedy, fcyrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to ifs presenting
in the form most nt eitnldo and plena
act to the taste, the n l ii i hlng and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing tbe system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
ami permanently cut ing constipation.
It has given aalisfm tion to millions and
met with the nppiovnl of the medical
profession, bccnue it nets on the Kid
neys, Liver nnd Bowels without weak
ening them nnd it is ih i leutly free fiom
every objectionable substntiee.
fSyrup of Fips Is for snle by all drug
fists in 60c anil 1 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the ( iiliforniu Fig yrttp
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the nutiie, ISyrup of Figs,
and being well Informed, you will not
accept any substitute, if oflered.
PKII 11
94
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f,r .nwrl w wmimI in tllrli.il llin M U..U in uwiof whtn
tli touring, nt Hi ahR,, -.-t-n . frame H out 9t line
In lh Arlmelur Saw Sranir Ihr Chlf SimI Saw traaH
ear Riailr tl.it ilifrl.tillv al.ilulrl and aahollf ur-.antal
i,aa. in seASiniiH roe itie siun ins tilts at sas
IIIINX IT IS IrlS H AI'IHI U N1UI. IISISU
Tl .la.1 tubma and hal-1.111 atr llien aluml a aa lo tha ue .
ai.ili a Imli fka fraaia la nil alral. larf rlfld, ai,d (Italtl
l-f-lkar a- Ik-1 aihla nan a. I lam, ar Ml -I tUn. Ilk
9--j.if en.trMa laa ana. na M mnl? ft rmfmtLf
. 'V a. -1 1 ,.a,Ml IS. yianiaal iaanai Iw.a tn - m
S aal Sa fnilrtiUti kttnj:
ll an.ity ft ante aawh nriaa lha arfM4 Ui ht faaretf AM
nl.iah aalonialirally lalHina l n. ilaia kaa alanaaoaid H
Saai a niila oS fi tha Sy nhnal an.l at dima nwlaauarilM
;ia nl .ara m.rli ol an anil, i thf aan lha Maa il a MSi lb
1. 1. rli St attiaal and in mil. aan ni.iaaa Ihia rmmtls nuatililn
II I- lliaiatwia a laiy daaiial b I Sm, auahinit il a l,i ,ul
aa in, IMag Bialai.aJ Sa-aly and aalaly. ABaluar taaluiaal
tiim Met ill N-h m jHHf tliau any utie tui'nl
t-ut!! flans eaii bm U.titl .! wear tur thai th (riairto
J Its Aet mU-t will aiariaU- llir faet Ilial mm h .
IsrsMt tisiii it itil Ii a issi edMM. and hava 4iMitf ntha4
m it-sitninf wtl attMla al iHHUikf tt m
ti.fii.iuit tiiosal ihapa.
Im a mw mt N.ilar ana ami ajtMhl. iM artmary waodm
ftaaa. you wviilil km chaiarel fMl R r mli
nsvesrf tk. mm mi $u, Afttitiin rut t Ntntr
1t Ufl IT at 91k, a IA r.f mf mmr iim,t dwi-omvr.
Wa hva as-lil an tmaraixo ittiatWr al w-t Airibti
iitRi Willi whii h aia utnl. aixl a -iMtr aa lttl ri.n Iiai4
ti(U fftwiw thrit iitafuliiaaa aim lhati rriulatiun. If tafur
tusk a t itikariaf uw at a fi htm crien, wanr aard eni
f t .ll nt UioaM lodnva tl.esn w Uaiava mm UuJ mm
t fiara aia sutt la fvlluw
ttn takaa wall known aitirla. rtMlaaiffi H, mrnA fl 1
m a hr ' aupetia ta anvliM Idai haa aO wfura tk
witlfiia antt aiilargaa mmt raiiilaiwn for nstni a4i avarilhmg
la mmttt auf kaadi and ihia Is Ika tliin thai ha in
lint fel Wasfnt at. aMk kiitmeia louut fadewv. and wkict. u
h Iwlai. wa has na sVmM. witl lnnt. .rarticilf all th
tvnaiiiaaa m awr lina. h ta ibit ttuutaiiva lki wa mtm aailf
wtiihii.f far.
Wa blirt that thta ktntMmt Httal flaw Pram tad flaw
Will twiikim and ankanra lha fa ma whirli wa Itava fiitiaA
in Uia naiiiifaitura of Kiwi windmill and laai To war a.
Iiea for lla uiua at Mattering llim aw thai ataivliil
nat kUK Ilial a ai-ud tinny "n W bad fur a small pnra N
uklik una aicKk tan mu nuns vu u vau iu
lHOriki Ut all kHTIkMki.t Ha. I i.f Ihia sane as ymg
MtsliliAna aiaMtl in Na I. In ui nail adtliaaaani, K .
a al.aU talk al anin, an4 a.aka an offai thai will tea
ttttmittl tatftaat, TAa m 4a. . I AhHMulVU CU
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SPADING BOOT
(.rKnrincm !lnr. R R. flnnd
ftiitl Dihrra. Tlio outftr or tti
irtilv rilruai tltu wtittlo louKt'i
ttt I lie u fltiwu in the tinl.
Honttiita the nfinuk lu itlrhln(, (
ing, Vc lit Si' iitMliiy 'AliKjHhuul-
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I'luliu avlil lavnw tm-at moutlii muufy isn ut
Tllliniswb suy llniri IO1UUUu4U tan IBvealSUl
irlisror iitfi rinstioii.
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II I nn l lo n,al ma-prawut llaral
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e-iM'ie sittaiiafn luri I'erililari ai lor lubstvo,
rlri-iilMi'. loui.a nun utlU'lerr im.
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