The Contrntlrius hip.
The compressed Hp beloved by the
novelist l a sign of weakness rather
than strength. The strong man has
every feature, every physical attri
bute under control. Assured ot his
men's obedience, the cuuiriinndliiR
o nicer docs not hnbttually keep his
lip muscles In a state of tension.
Look at the sea captain, the must ah.
solute monarch on earth He carries
authority and power In his face, but
It resides In his eye and the confident
assurance of his easily set mouth.
Every spar, shaft, and muscle In his
float I or realm must obey him, and
he knows It. This Is probably a
reason why the sea captains and the
engine drivers tthnw a certain simi
larity of typo. The engine driver
can make bis captive giant, strong as
ten thousand men, obey the pressure
of his linger. Ills Hps are usually
calm, like those of the statues of the
wleldcr of thunderbolts on Olympus,
Who ever saw a man commanding a
man-of-war or driving a locomotive
with the contentious Hp of a school
usher?
Many elections are carried by star
at-ho-.e votes.
Hard Timet.
It Is not merely the fnet thnt a million
men nm ssM to bo out ol work with conse
quent loss of time, plnc9 nnd money, thnt
makes the times teem to tough, but there
nre other nirgravittions superadded, irrowlnv
out of the willful nHKl,-t of so trmny, thnt
make the time seem nurd. Indee.l. libel
ler limes were nt hnnd nnd irood plitons op-n
to till that nr now Idle, there nre thousnuds
who would lietotnlly until to ro Io work by
rwison ot the neglect of some Infirmity
which tottilly uullt them Io nccept n prof
fered nhiini-c. Whnt better opportunity
could there be to (jet their physical condi
tion in Rood shnpe thnn the enforced Idle
ness Rives them e To do so is mnklnR profit
out of misfortune, not Io do so Is mnkliiR
hsrd times so mun herder. It Is poor IorIii
to mnke nnytblnR had Rruw worse, and It li
no economy nt nil to save expense by iwri
flelnR hen lih. mn wnnts brawn, muol
nnd brntu In ns nearly a perfect condition ns
Is possible, to Rain a victory in the buttle of
life. It Is mostly from n beginninir In llttlii
thlnRS lhat the greater onesuccumulate and
llnally orerwhelm u. Xire Is ImrJly oue
rn'in who hibors with his niucles, from the
skilled mechanic down to thoso who work
with pick aud shovel, but hns som-i bodily
ailment negleeted. Whnt costly Irlfllng II Is,
looked nt from results. For example : the
bones, Joints, ligaments, tendons nnd mu
olesnre nil uuder constant strain from the
nature nnd demands o( their work. Aches
nnd pains must eusue. These, neglected,
soon reach the chronic singe of MIITeued
limbs Irom contracted muvlee. How many
old mechnnlcH havu h-nt backs an I back
nches we kuow. This Is simply n condition
ot neglected lumbngo, which had It iee-n
trailed In time could hnv.i In cured in ten
minutes by Ht. Jacobs' Oil. This Is nleo
lure of nil the minor ik-Ium nu I pains. Ho
certain a cure ought o-rtnluly to be In every
worklngmnn's housu to nuiko hard times
lighter.
Hew's This t
YFs offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fnt
my rase nf Catarrh that cannot be cured uj
Hall's Catarrh Cure,
F. J.CntRKr A Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Che
ney for t he laxt IS years, and lieliere him 1st.
teeth- honorable In all business transnctlnnt
ami tlnanc'allT ahl. in carry out any obliga
tion made by their firm.
Wkst Troax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Waliii-o'. Kinaj Maiivis, Wholesal
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Ha'Ts ( ntarrh Cure la taken Internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous tur
faoeanf tbe svntem. Prli-e, 7tc. per bottle, bold
by ail Druggists, Testimonials free.
A Reprieve of Ten Years,
An average business man's life ran easily ht
lengthened ten years by tbe occa-lonal ue ol
Klpans Tabules. Do you knw any oue whe
Wants tho ten years?
Karl's Clover Root, the great blood pnrlfler,
gives freshness and clearness to the complex
too and cures eonstipution. 26 vta,. 60 oUk, W.
Mrs. Wlnslnw's Koothlng Hvrup for children
teething, softens the gums, redm-e Inftninma
Uon, allays win. cures wind colic. Ufic. a bolllt
The United States has 16,000.000 icboo'
children.
tr. Kilmer's RwAnr-RnoT enrss
II Kidney and Bladder troubles,
l'am hlet and Consultntion free,
Labratory l)inhamptou,N. If.
Whales' Jawbones are tometimei 25 feel
long.
HOOD'S IS
THE BEST
Fall Medicine, because It purifies, ritnllr.es
and euricliee the blood, and therefore gives
strength to resist bad effects Irom Coli!,
Catarrh, Rheumatism, Pneumonia, Malaria,
tbe Grip. etc. Take It now and avoid the
danger of serious Illness. It may save yon
many dollars lu doctors' bill. Be sureio
get Hood s and only Hood's. "I eau truly
Hood's Saraa-
JL JLtvvsvw parilla
recommeud Hood's
Hood's - -our
bottles tSAfVSVSVfA.
Banta parilla
cedent medicine.
have taken four bottles raVSsvsVSVi
and I am Letter than I bave been lor two
years past. I was all ran down, my llmts
BwaiiCTi suu my oiooa was in a very bad con
dition. Now I am free Irom neuralgia and
better in every w.xy." Mas. H. Cobleiuh,
Hums, N. Y. Be sure to get Hood's.
Heed's flllscare all 1 ver III blllousaaas. jaua
dloa. Indlsiatla i. sick bea lacbe. tserats.
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THE LABOR WOULD.
Hostoh has sn setors' anion.
Kansas Citi has an engineers' elnV
CAi.ironntA has Chinese hop-plokers.
FiTTSRPBd hat twenty blast furnaoM,
Nw Tom has a culinary trades' council,
Bomt London tailors get sixty cents a day.
DAT laborers on Southern levees get tl.60
day.
Tii rag are 80,000 anion street railway
hnnds.
Masts borsethoers met recently nt
Boston.
In Germany employers must Insure their
laborers.
Wisconsin woodmen get from f 16 to 20
a month.
OnxAT RntTAtN's amnlgnmnted enrpenters
Dumber 41,000 men.
Ttts machines have displaced 8500 men
in tbe United Htales.
CntNxsi house servants nre gradually
coming Into fnvor In F.nglnn 1.
Ht. PrtL union clerks nre endenvorlng to
secure tbe co-operation ol saleswomen.
Fsnt.nn trades anions expended nhont
J. 000,000 in out-of-work benefits during
wi.
Niw Yonx has 83.000 barbers and It Is esll.
milled that they shard 1,000,009 men each
Week.
Omaha (Neh.) women are organlitlng a
laundry In order to provide work lor poor
women.
Tut Iron nnd steel mills In Harrlaburg,
Penn., are enjoying aa era of unprecedented
prosperity.
A Maryland Inw requires mechrtnlcs te
have proper life lines on scaffolding they
may be using.
Detroit machinists In a brass and Iron
works won a strike against miklug one man
do the work of two.
Waoes of laborers In two Iron plnnts at
Pittsburg have been restored to wh it thev
were before the punlc.
John BtiBNS, the English labor lender, will
visit the United Htntes In a short time nnd
mny lecture on social subjects.
In Mlnnenpolls, Rt. Paul nnd TSuluth the
percentage of foreigners In trades unions Is
smaller than those ot Amerloan blrtb.
The Killa.mnr.oo(Mlch.1 Bootblacks' Union
has naked councils to compel bootblacks to
take out licenses. They want to extermtuits
blckel shines,
NEWSY GLEANINGS.
.'he potato crop Is short.
Canada's debt Is .1110,000,000.
London hns 12,000 policemen,
t'rw York tenements house 1,500,000.
J" umania has Joined the Triple Alliance.
I.ST year the Viennese te 18,207 horses.
1?ew Zealand advances money to settlers.
1'rxre nre about 30,000 Mormons In Idaho.
Cixteen nations have treaties with Japan.
New Orleans Is suffering from a wntei
ferine.
Fcsia's wealth Is estimated nt (21,719,
( v.ioo.
1 ns Oermnn colony In London numbers
ic:,coo.
F.rmkrs organizations bava 8,003,000
I'.embers.
CwiNntowet weather the English bone,
ercp Is a failure.
Auerican buggies are gaining popularity
1 1 London nnd Paris.
Great distress Is reported from Ltbradoi
rnd outlying Islands.
Thr Louisiana orange crop was badly In-J-red
by recent storms.
" ?apan figures thnt It will eost about C150,.
(O0,0(0 to couqner Chins.
Wholesale grocers of Chicago are leaden
In i revolt against the sugar trust.
The number of life Insurance agents In
Oe United Htntes Is staled to be 40,071.
Thr American League, of Professional
Football Clubs has proved a fnllure and dis
banded. Thus fnr this season eighteen tourists who
rt out to climb the Alps bnvo lost their lives
in the venture.
Because ol numerous train robberies the
Pnciflo Express Company will handle no
moro money in Indian Territory.
France's naval estimates for next vent
reach 47,40O,OO0, against the Triple AMI
ucea Joint estimates of 119,200,000.
At Philadelphia a new baseball associa
tion was formed, which Is expected to be a
i:rcng rival to the National League.
The new diphtheria cure Is a very costly
rrtlcle, the serum r.qulrel for Injections la
p.3b ease bein woith Irom (7 to (20,
NO LICENSE REQUIRED-
V Pittsburg' Attorney Turns up Legal
Sensation.
In Criminal court at Pittsburg Attorney
William lteardon raised the point that there
was no marriage license law in tbe stale, and
an Inspection, of section 1 of tbe marriage
license act of 1803, as certified to the office of
the Secretary of the Commonwealth, proves
that the point raised by Mr. Keardon la well
taken. There Is no law In Pennsylvania re
quiring one to take out a marriage license
uutll on and after October 1, 18M, nearly one
year henoe. The law will lu all probability,
be corrected by the next Legislature. Tbe
certified copy of the act reads:
That from and after tre llrst dny ot Octo
ber, A.D.lM!5.no person within this Common
wealth shall be Joined in marriage until a
license shall bave been obtained for lhat pur
pose from tbe clerk of the Orphan's cojrt In
the county wherein either of tbe contracting
parties resides, or in the county where the
marriage Is performed.
A COMMUNITY SPLITS.
Jealousy Was Too Much for This Utopian
Scheme.
Mine months ago Cbauncey W. Church
started an altruist community on about 400
acres of ground south of Flint, Mich. Tbe
colony began with 40 souls and worked en
tirely on the co-operative plan, tbe main de
pendence for support being a creamery,
basket factory, live stock raising aud farm
ing. For a few months affairs prospered.
Now, however, it Is auuouuoed that the
scheme is a failure. Jealousy and dissatis
faction have resulted In driving the members
of tbe oolony away, until now a bare naif
down are left. It is likely the scheme will
be abandoned at once. The profits to eaub
member of tbe colony for tbe past six
months, exclusive of living expenses, were
FLOODS IN FRANCE.
Great Damage Dons to rroperty and Sev
eral Lives are Lost
Tbe beavy ruins of the last few days have
caused floods In tbe north of France. In the
departments ot Pas de Calais and the Nord
thousands ot acres are under water. Many
villages have been rendered uninhabitable
and hundreds of peasants bave been driven
from their farms, in tbs neighborhood of
Mile, Tourooiug and Aruieutlets tbe water Is
three feet deep. The factories In Industrial
towns have been stopped, aud nearly 100,000
operatives are out of work. Many miles of
railroad trucks have Uwu undermined. In
tne valley of tbe Meuse hundreds ot rattle
have been killed uud bridges swept away.
He vera I cased of drowulug have been reported.
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
tltsUARrE hns fought In twenty dus'.s.
Qt'EEit Tictoeu has twenty-two grand
children. The Mlkndo of Japan hns never, willing,
ly, been photographed.
The Emperor of Oermany Is proficient
drummer nnd ran give lessons to the best
, rmy drummers lu brntlng tbe tattoo.
A cam. will he extended to Dwlght L.
Moody to go to Japan for six months to do
evangelistic work by the Forelga Missions
1) rnrii.
Mme. tlm.t.E Cot., the A-nerlon con
tralto, who Is Immensely popular through
out England, la mnklng a tour of Auntralla,
for which she receives (90,000 and ex
penses. Kmo Humbert, of Italy, Is a mnrksman ot
more thnn ordinary skill. He recently
hanged eighteen wild goats and thirty-two
chamois. All the animals wereshot through
Ihe head.
General Booth, of the Halvntlon Army,
hns six children engaged In the work he has
In band, and they are clever, sensible,
eloquent and earnest enough to do credit to
his training.
D. BtU'EEt, professor of Oriental Ian-
? imces and literature at the University of
enn, who gave his first academical lecture
In 1827, Is still lecturing regularly nt the ugu
of ninety-one.
Olives Wsxdell Holves whs the origin,
alor ol Bostons commonest nickname.
"Hub of the Universe." He also perlecteij
Ihe stereoscope, and gave It to the public,
refusing to take out a patent fur it.
Wh.mam Cramp, founder of the celebrated
Arm ol shipbuilder, was born in I'liila
dulphln In lf'J7. He whs building river
steamboats and other wooden vesse!s by
IH30. Hlscompany turned out a number of
cruisers In the Civil War.
HAcHARKtif, the IUtssiiin Ccnr's private phy.
llclun, Is said to be worth 9,000,000. lis
hns been professor nt the Ht. Petersburg Uni
versity thirty-lire years, nnl Is sixtv-flvs
years old. lie is noted lor his blunt Irnnk-
ness, often rudeness, townrd his patients,
Including those of the highest rank.
The two representatives of the Hlnte of
Delaware in the United Htntes Henate, George
Orny and Anthony HigKins, were born In
New Castle County in the same yenr 14U.
Both are lawyers. Both studied nt the Har
vard law school, both havu served In the At-loriiey-Oenernl's
omen nnd both nre college
graduates, dray of Princeton and Ilik'ulns
of Yule. But (tray Is a Democrat and Ulg
glus is a Ilepuhlluun.
A LONE STAGE ROBBER
Kills the Driver and Bcares the Only
Passenger into the woods.
Arthur Meyer, a driver of the stage running
between Nevada City, Cnl.,nnd North Bloom
field, was shot and instautly killed by a high
wayman. At Hock Creek, three miles north
of Nevndn City, the incoming stage was stop
fed by a lone highwayman, who commanded
Meyer to get down out of the box. Myor re
fused, nnd the bandit fired twice nt him
with a revolver. The second shot passed
through the driver's body.
C. 11. Bovee, of Hlerra county, who was the
only passenger. Jumped from the coach nud
run Into the forest. After the robber bad
gone, Bovee came out of tbe bushes, took
charge ot the conch nud horses nnd brought
the dead stager to town. Ho fnr as known
the robbers secured no booty.
SHOT DOWN.
An Aged Farmer, Brutally Murdered By
Masked Fiends.
An aged German fnrmer named John
House was killed by two masked men at hi.
residence $ miles East of Evans City, Po
st 0 o'clock Wednesday evening.
House was the owner of s good farm and
was supposed to keep some money about the
house. The strangers entered the bouse
without giving any alarm at the door. The
old gentleman was sitting near the fire and
his wife and daughter were la tbe room at
the time.
On hearing the door open Kouse turned
about nnd saw two men, their faces masked
with handkerchiefs, standing near him.
Oue of the men commanded Kouso to hold up
his hnnds, but instead of doing so he reached
for the poker. As he did so he was shot In
the heart and Instantly killed.
The masked men bent a hasty retreat with
out accomplishing tbe purpose of their visit,
which was undoubtedly robbery.
TRAIN ROBBERS CAUGHT.
The Arrest of Klin and Savage Crested
a Sensation.
The parties who robbed the Panifls express
company's office in the Dalles, Ore., of 14,
000 on October 12, have been placed under
arrest, and all but (200 of the money re
covered. Frank Kline and Oils Hnvoge,
young mon of respectable parentage, living
there, have made a confession of Ihe theft.
Hherift Driver suggested thnt possibly Kline
Havage, who have been living In Idleness
ubout town, and who once belonged to what
Is kuown locally as the Hawthorne gang of
desperadoes, might be implicated. It was
reported the young men were separated Irom
the gang on acoount of a disagreement as to
tbe plan for robbing a Union Puclllo train at
a point between Dallas and Portland. Their
arrest created a sensation.
CHINESE SOLDIERS FLEE.
Ths Bond to Moukden Now Open to tbs
Japs.
A telegram has been received at tbe Japan
Me legation at Washington, saying that on
October 81, the detachment uudur the com
mand ot Oen. Tatsuml took possession of Fou
Fang, a most important stronghold next to
Uoukden. The Chinese soldiers fled, mostly
toward Moukden. the re In the direction of
Hal-Cheng and Ta-Ku-Hun.
I he native lubabltuuts were suffering from
plunder and devastation committed by the
Cluuese soldiers, and welcomed the Japanese
army. The captures to this date amount lo
55 cannon, and 1,600 small arms, also about
2u,000 rounds of ammunition for the cannons
and about 11,500,000 for the other arms, with
miscellaneous articles of Immense quantity.
SEVEN SUFFOCATED.
Sleeping Inmates of a Burnlrg Building
Loose Their Lives,
Seven people were suftoouted by smoke In
atonement fire at 216 West Thirty-second
street, New York. Another woman Jumped
from a third story window and will die. The
fire caught suddenly nnd out off all escape
from the stairways. In the excitement every
body looked only to bis or her safety aud
rushed down tbe fire-escape.
The bouse Is a five-story brick tenement,
the ground floor being occupied by a grocery
and the upper stories being arranged with
front and rear appurtments. There were
seven families in the house. The only means
of exit is by means of a narrow and dark
stalrwuy, which runs directly up through the
center of the bulldiug. On either side of the
tenemeut are bouses that tower a story nbove
it. In the rear of Ihe burned houses is a lit
tle yard twenty feet square, bummed U by
the tali buildings.
Miss MoNnoK was awarded 5000 In her
mil against tbe Naw York World for proms
lurily publishing ber World's Fair oie.
EDUCATION IN Q ROWING THINQ9
Bow Children Can Re Kept Interested by
Well-Beleoted "Kabblsh.
Qlve a little child congenial em
ployment, and he will' almost in varl.
kbly be happy and good-natured.
Toy ttlono are not all that he re
quires his active little mind de
mands the stimulus of Intelligent oc
cupation, even at the early age of 3
or 4, and It behooves a mother who
has the responsibility of his mental
growth at heart to nrovlde the where
withal for development. There is
something, very touching and beauti
ful In seeing an Intellectual wotnnn
of real ability eagerly interested Id
the rudiments fur the sake of her
little child, snys the New York
Tribune. At an al fresco tea In the
Berkshire not long ago a well-known
authoress comtuem e 1 tilling her pock
ets with "rubbish,'' as she laughingly
called tbe collection she proposed to
add to a trunk full of o Ids and ends
which, as she explained, she intend
cd taking back to town for occupa
tion for her small boy during the
winter. Dried mosses and curious
Insects, preserved in alcohol to ex
amine with the microscope; pressed
wild flowers and grasses for a herba
rium, and various seeds from Inter
esting plants to start in the spring,
etc.
"You can make a lovely experiment
with an acorn or chestnut," she said
by way of Illustration, "by suspend
ing one by a thread within half an
Inch of the surface of the water con
tained In a livac nth glass, and
leaving It undisturbed. In a month
or two It will throw a root Into the
water, and shoot upward a straight
little stem, from which will develop
tiny beautiful green leaves. You
have no Idea how r-uch experiments
delight very young children, and how
It awakens their intelligence. An
other Interesting bit of growth for the
nursery is to take one of these pine
cones, pi nee It In a wine glass half
filled with water, and after It has
Imbibed the moisture for a few days
sprinkle It with cannry seed. In a
week's tlmo tbe send will sprout, to
tho Intense satisfaction of the tiny
gardener. Or an old sponge may be
kept wet and completely covered
with living green. Object lessons
such ns theto toich many things
which the Inquisitive Intelligence of
early childhood Imbibes without ef
fort, but which cannot fail to de
velop and enlarge the mind." Moth
ers who, like Martha, arc careful
about ninny things and worry per
petually over the physical well-being
of their children should consider
whether they are careful to supply
nutriment to the bfuin as well as the
body.
Is British Trade Prospering.
In an article under this head the
London Spectator thus sums up tbe
situation: "There sec, us to us to be,
on the whole, little Justification for
either optimism or pessimism as re
gards trade prospects. The nation
Is doing a great trade greater than,
with small exception., it has ever
done beforo but not so great in pro
portion to its rapidly increasing popu
lation. There Is an immediate pros
pect of still further decline In the
yield of our agriculture, and as yet
no immeaiate prospect or a com pen
eating rise in the producing power.
oi manufacture ana trade. Still,
such prospects are never visible from
afar, and they may appear at any
moment. There Is no excuse for pes
simism, but there Is not much foi
optimism, for uny optimism at least
would rentier us Insensible to the
duty of prudence, of forbearance of
ruoleratlon in treating the difficulties
between class and class. In the
meantime we can rejoice that the
laboring class Is securing more of lu
due than it has ever yet secured, and
yet for the present the pinch falls
upon those classes which are not
without resources, though their re
sources nre rapidly dwindling in
inuir lianas."
This Hearts Htrangcly.
K primary school has been opened
at JNazarctD.
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3 ROYAL SJAKIN0) POWDER CO.,
Where) Genius Tires,
At one of the table d'hote dlnnori
of the Fellowc aft Club one man
said: "I know thatynur'devlce might
be the verse of Evlradnua 'Without
ever being absent or say ng I atu
tired.' You write tlveor six columns
every day. Tell me this, Is literary
work tiresome or Is It not?" The
other replied: ''Not to tho mind.
It is nothing to unroll the
arabesque of fa- ta?y, but the
bending over one's paper and
the guiding one's pen gives
pains In the I ack. It re
mined a third person of an interview
with Surah ItcrnhaMt, when he
asked: "In (laying so many emo
tions, in affecting so much suffering,
i.on't ynu feel terrible pains lu your
heart?" "Oh, no," she said sadly,
' It's In the legs." New VorkTlmea
When a inwyer dies, St reter geti
a chance to tlo a little enjoining.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort nnd improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy iifo more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of iihysicul being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
lemedy, Byrup of figs.
Its excellence is due to Its presenting
in the form most ncceptublo and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing nnd truly
beneficial properties of a tk rfect lax
ative; effectually clennsing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given sntixfuction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, becnue it nets on the Kid
neys, Liver and Ilowels without weak
emng them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionnblo substance.
Syrup of Flp is for sale by all drag
gists In AOe and $1 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on eery
package, also the name, .Syrup of F:go,
and being well informed, you will nut
accept any substitute if o lie red.
FN U 45
94
Model 1893
Mala la 32-40 tail 88-55 csili"!. Ths only repeater
SO lue mirkct f r.r tttpno cartrUlflrrs.
llftM l""lj-MinlArtJ ui
'fight. lfjif4"JlVI'J ictiao.
Snlfa Top, fclils eject loo. Mails In "Tnk f;nwn
VVritcfurcatBiofruAsto s"s70js--sisj"-
mmn t nre Arms Co..
Paw Uavm, Cviul, UMs
Treated fret.
rsriiiviy- cm bo
th TjhL4
man thou.
a nil CUM Of G-
finunrvd hone
Ar. Fran n dormrtom 'P1y '1PP.
mA ,n A i, laa.t twi.trirsiia. nf all ivmnlont arc re mot eil.
fOOK of tct'irnnniftlt ot mir. uloua cure tent Mils
sau i . ,.i ...... .... ar as sr
Clean it, either, half as well
play with the fire." If your
be honest send it back.
Rs Hil O R. T V 9
III. .Ill If "
r
yf3
"Say ly 'No' ind Ye'll Ke'er Be Harried." Don't Rt
lust nil Our Advice lo list
SAPOLIO
10S WAll ST., NEW-YORK. V.
The EIctrlo Light.
It Is probable that large numbers
of the German soldiers will be
equipped with portable electric- bat
teries weighing about half a pound.
A small lamp goes with It, and the
Invention will be of gre.-it value to
the men employed about powder
magazines. They are also to be used
for signaling from balloons at Dig lit,
and can bs fixed to the helmet when
the men have to dig trenches after
drk. m
No Need of Cold Htorsgn.
The cold is so Intense in Northera
Siberia that tho earth never thaw-ttu
a greater depth than Ave or six feet.
Hodies burled at a greater depth re
main perpetually frozen.
Commendable Provision.
Three-tenths of the earnings of
Ttclglan convict are set aside for bis
benefit on relcave.
W. L. Douglas
S3 SHOE
5. CORDOVAN.
fRENCH ENAMELLED CALF.
.i.VFlNECALf&KWfiAHlt
3.4PP0LICE.3 Soles.
2.l.:tfBOYSSCH0m5H0EX
LADIES
'0.
3tNU rUK CAIALOaUB
W-L-DOUQLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
Tea rn ssts money br wesrlns lhs
W. I,. Doaslus S3. OO Shoe.
Ileeasse, tr sre tbs lsrsest msnafsctnrers of
this srsileof liors m tbe world, snd eusrsnte tbelr
tsIus bf stamplus the nsme sea price on tbs
bottom. whlt-b protect rou Agslnit bisk prices sad
tbe mlddlemsn's profits. Our sboes en.usl custom
work In style, Bums end wesrlns quslltles.
WebsTeth.m sold everywhere si lower prices rnev
the eslue Riven then sny other mske. Take no rub
ell lute, if your deslcr cannot supply you, we can.
FACE TO FACE
Th pleasure of a confident isl ehat !
doubled by the swoet breath thst goes
with a well-ordered system. And that
Is always Insured by
Ripans Tabules
8 wort breath, bright y,
clear complexion, '
Ripans Tabules.
fUpliiWs, Augflo. htiLWHW, Ta
Th "MNENE" ar th Bout anrl Mont EconomW
eal Cull art ami Cofla worn: tiiey ara ma4af fln
cloth, both bMj Aoiiibcrl ailtss, and bomr rvnl
blS on collar ta ,iial tu two or any other iiDd.
TTisiv tit trttt, utur afWf mni look wtU, A boiof
Ttn Colisnor FivafWaof Cuff- tot Twanty-Ftv
Out a.
A KamplB Collar anrl Pair of Cnffa hy mall for Bt
CauU- Name atyln and size. AUUrMa
REVEflHIBLE COLLAR COM PAW,
n rraaklLa St., New York. 17 Kilby Bt.A Boston
i ffl 1 1 1 Hfi-rtthlM HaMI CrMl la 1
llsrIllP.l-oM "oiaytllh
BWItl DA.J.Btkpmi
TfiPHiMt,Lbnon,Ohts
Mtt
What to do with Milk Pails !
Clean them with Pearline. You can't fret
them so thoroughly sweet and pure in any
other way. Besides, it's easier for you
quicker, more economical.
'The box and barrel churn are not hard
to keep clean. A little hot water and a little
Pearline will clean any churn or do away
with any bad odor." The Dairy World, Chicago
Perhaps you think that some of the imita
tions of Pearline, that you'd be afraid to
1 Is . .
use in wasning clothes, would do just as,
well in work like this. They wouldn't
hurt tinware, certninlv Rnr tUr u,n,,l,ln'
as Pearline besides, "don't
grocer sends you an imitation,
uo james pyi.e. New York.