FEDERATION J)F LABOR.
Aotlon of Prcildant Gompar on th Rail
way Strike Iictord
At the conrrution of the American Fsdera
Hon ut Labor Thursday the sudltiog commit
tee reported I hut the n-celitit of the year were
1 18,84(1; iMiliiuoa on hand Noveniber 1, 1893,
tT.UB; total M,,H5. Tlie eiienM from
MoviMiitier 1, 1'.'3, to Oetutwr 81, 18'Jl were
H7.8J2; lawuc ou band Novvuioer 1, ld'Js,
tB.liil.
A rvsolutlou asklne; congress to ns A Ion
tn:iiitf It nu oftfiisu tiuolstaable Ly Nun aud
liDirl'innirot for any employer to employ,
during a strike or loecmt of bin employes,
lien who resided lu thin rouutry less tlitiD
one year, who have not exprenund an luteu
tlon of lievomliiK Amerleau cttlrens. was re
ferred to the lueottiiiitf executive council with
iustruotloDB to swnre M-ioil advlees regard
Init the eoustltutlonailty of stK'h a law, II
passed.
A resolution endorsed ly the Typograph
ical union, attalnst Innd monopoly, was adopt
il. Alter muvn det.Kle tni eoiumltieo adopt
ed a resolution In favor of free coinage of Oli
ver, demaudluK the re-enactment of tuo law
In lorce belure 1M7SI, regardless of th) action
of any other natlju.
1 he committee ou tbe president' report
Warmly Indonted the anion of the president
in the American Hallway union strike and the
various recommendations of the reort. It
wax recommended that May 1, I4M, be flxed
for tbe Kenerul establishment of anelxlit hour
day. The proposed compulsory arbitration
law was vigorously opposed, lX'li'KMe 1'eun
moved to strike out that part of tue report
favorluir seml-uuuual conference with the
Knitjlits of Labor, The consideration uf that
part of tbe matter was deferred uiitll
alter tbe report uf tbe committee on confer
ence. The political platform, as far as adopted
hy the Federation of Lanor, advocate com
pulsory education: direct letflslatlon by the
use of the relercndutns a legal workday of
not more than eight hours; sanitary Inspec
tion of workshop, mluu nnd borne: liability
of employers lor Injury to health, body or
life; aoomiou of contra"t system lu nil pub
work: the abolition of the sweating system;
municipal ownership of street cars, nud pas
and electric piauts lor public distribution of
Hunt, beat and power; natlouiillratlon ol
le evrapbs, telephones, railroads and mines;
collective ownership by the leople of all
means of produ 'tlou and distrli utlun.
A motion prevailed to appoint a special
committee to prepuru resolutions on lOttrts
Issuing Injunctions in labor troubles, nnd
coveriiiirjthe Imprisonment! let s and others
for coulenipt ol court.
When the oclulUtlo plunk was reabed
many amendments were introduced. A long
acrimonious debate followed, in wl.l 'h a
decision of the cl airman was applied from,
but it was sustained.
OF INTEREST TO FARMERS
An Exhauetlv Investigation of Hob
Cholera by Government Official.
With estimated losses of between 10,0000,
and 25,0OJ,' 00 from bog cholera and swine
plague In the United States tbe discussion of
tbe treatment and meant of prevention of
these diseases lu a bulletin Issued by the Ag
ricultural Department Is of great vaiue to tbe
farmers of this country.
The Bureau of Animal Industry has been
conducting an exhaustive Investigation of
Ibis subject, and llnd that the agents which
destroy the germs of one of these fatal diseas
es are also effective in tbe destruction of the
germs of tbe others. Doth are spread by in
fection, and their course varies from one day
to three weeks. The germs are called the
bacteria, Tbe germs ol hog cholera, says tbe
report, oje very bardy and vigorous, while
tbose of tbe twine plague are very delicate
and easily destroyed. The latter are found
to be present in practically all herds of twlue
but tbe former mutt be Introduced from in
fected herds,
Tbe moBt efficient remedy tried by the
Government's agents is the following: Wood
charcoal, sulphur, todium sulphate and an
timony sulphide, one pound each; sodium
chloride, sodium bicarbonate and todium
hyposulphite, two pounds each. These are
to be completely pulverised anil mixed, auu
dally dose of a large tablespoonlul.
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
The Turkish Sultan pluyt rather well on
the piano.
Th Puke of Norfolk hat an income of
1.849,000 a year.
The Emnror of Austria la strongly op
posed to capital punishment.
SrsAM B. AxTHONi'a next h'rhdy, her
aevemv-flftb, tails ou February 15.
raikinrxT Cleveland dlottte nothing to
a stenographer, but wrilea every word of
bl mettsagta.
Paiirca Biswiaca' first duel was with an
Englishman wjo spove sllghtinj'y of tbs
many petty states of Q jrmany.
Coott Tolstoi laid the founlatlon of hit
literary reputation by writing newt letter
from Bebnstopol daring the Crimean war.
IonTire Pohxei.lt hat resigned the
Presidency ol tbe Minnesota Slate Farmers'
Alliance. He will devote the remainder of
bit lite to literary work.
Coloxil BiciAao Malcolm Josto,
the author, an', his wtfa edabrated the
golden annlverairy of their marriage at their
home In Baltimore, Ml., recent I v.
' Willi Tbelose, who defeated "Champ"
Clark in the Nmtn Missouri C'ongressiouil
District. Is a pro 'et-or of music, and paid
little attention to hit canvass during the
campaign.
SiHiToa Coke, of Texts, hat tervel hit
State ns Supreme Court Judge, Governor
and United States Senator. He will be tiny,
aiz years old when ha retire fronoUlje
next March,
PaEtiDEX AxnxLL. of fhe University ot
Hlcblirsn, believes In doing his wholeduty at
aeltlcen. He hat been drawn at a juror
for the Circuit Court anj bat declared bit
Intention to serve.
Bbet Haste's hair Is snowy W ilts, eon
trumiiu Vivi lly with th ru Idy giow of bis
bealiulul eotnnlenon. Hta fae Is clean
shaven except for an ample mutfuoje, and
bit smile most genial,
Tas Marquis of Lorne. husband of th
Prince Louise, tbe third daughter ol
Quen Victoria, of Eng. and. has beco-ns a
partner in a firm of house decorators, and If
actively sharing In the designing work.
Maceci Joxai, tbe gre'it novelist of Hun
gary, has attemptnt. In a fit of melunsioiy,
to kill bimseP, He used a ch ir.-oal tire.
His servants burst open tbe doi'of bis room
When the fames bad almott tuff coated him,
Qdeem Elieabetb. of Uoutnanla, Is about
to celeorste her twsQly-a th wedding anni
versary. She was born In Germany flftv
on year ago. and in 1839 married Prince
Carol, of Bounania. lu literature th is
known as "Carmen Srlva."
Rkmatoe Ia G. HtEEit, of Tennessee,
is tbe oldest and ou. of tue liveliest mem
bers ot Congress, though no on knows bow
old be is, hs ns luforns nil inquirers, "That
is my pr vile business." He entered Con
gress in 1819, six years abend ol John Sher
man. ' His friends see In thsj present Ciir ot
Itussta qualities wuloh resxmbie thote of
Alxundr I. This roonsrob, wnose reign
ended in 1525, com dntJ a Una will with an
rnllgbtensd pndcr au I an a:nla'iie ulspod
tion. For a ilos.-u years he rulai the dct
tints ef Euro tif.
A oautAUE ior r.)...c.ii.ng rue musts hall
and otner stages of New lor Clly, Is, It Is
alleged. Is to be inaugurated Immediately
by Miss Francis Wlliard and tawlalle of
tit Women's Otiristmu Tetnpsrsno Union.
Tax first rain In lour months fell In Ark
ansas a lew days ago, putting out tbti for
fl Are wuloh bad iouu great dam ig
Mf WIFE'S NERVES
Are weak end the suffer terribly from nerv
ousness, headache and loes of sleep. Such
It the testimony of many a man. The poor,
fired woman, is suffering from Impure nnd
Impoverished blood. Her food doe not di
gest. She Is living on her nerve, her
strength Is gone. H-r nerve and muscle
NEED STRENGTHENING
fly the tiij of Hood' Harsaparllla which
make pure, rich blood, creates an npptlte,
ml glv ton- to all the organs of the body.
Fills Is not what we tay. It la what Hoo I's
Sarsaparltln do-s. My wife began taking
Hood's Sarsiptrilla about three months ago.
She has been In pMr health for 15 years.
Hood's Is doing her good. Her appetite It
better, she looks better an t there has been
Improvement In every way." J. V. Itobxa
son, Greenfield, Tennessee.
Hood's Sar"
1 A parilla
"wwsrs
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Hood'a Pill nre the best aftcr-tllnner
fills, assist digewtion, prevent constipation.
i 'J? m
lluw Luna: 1 the flrunklyn IltldgrT
From I'm r It How, New York, to
SatuU street, Ilrunklyn, tbe 1 rltlge U
o.Vfu ftet lung, or utiuut one tulle
and a seventh; with the extensions
the hrltliie Is 537 feet, or nearly a
tulle and a quarter long. The river
span Is l,SnA tect, and on the Urook
ivu aide )'"! feet, while the land
spans of the lirhlgo are each U30 feet
do votj esEcr
To Become Mother?
so, then permit us to
ssy that Lr. Pierce t
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FOR IT MAKE
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kvuifuuii iii s-any
ijby preparing the
svstcm for tinrturi.
tlon, thu assisting Nature and shortening
" Labor." The painful ordcnl of childbirth
is robbed of Its ttrrors, and the danger
thereof greatly lessened, to both mother and
child. The period of confinement is also
greatly shortened, the mother strengthened
and built up, and an abundant secretion of
nourishment for the child promoted.
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PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH.
Mr. Fred Hunt, of Olenville, N. K,
ay : "I read about Dr. Pierce' Fa
vorite Prescription being so good for wo
man vritn cntiu, to I
tot two bottles last
cptember, and De
cember 13th I had a
twelve pound baby
girl. When I wa
confined was not
sick in any way. I
did not suffer nny
pain, and when the
child was born I walk
ed into another room
and went to bed. I
keep your Extract of
Snitrt-Weed on hand
all the time. It wa
very cold weather
and our room wa
Ma. HrT.
very cold but I did not take any cold, and
never had nny oftcr-puin or any other pain.
It wa all due to God end Dr. Pierce' Fa
vorite Prescription nnd Compound Extract
of Smart-Weed. This is the eighth living
child and the largest of them all. I dif
fered everything that flesh could suffer with
the other babies. I always bad a doctor
and then be could not help me very much,
but this time my mother and my husband
were alone with me. My baby was only
even day old when I got up and dressed
and left my rcom and stayed up all day."
WORLD'S-FAIR
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THE
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he-Aged.
A Incomparable Aliment for the
Growth nd Protection cf INFANTS nd
O Jrl I LD Ft ElSt
A superior nutritive In continued Fevers,
And reliable) remedial agent
In all castrlc and enteric diseases
often in instances of consultation over
patients whose digestive organs were re
duced to such a low and sensitive condition
that the IMPERIAL (iKANUAt was
the only nourishment the stomach
would tolerate when LIFE seemed
depending on Its retention ;
And as a FOOD it would be difficult to
conceive of anything more palatable.
5old byDRUddlSTS. Shipping Depot,
JOHN CARLS SONS. Mw York.
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ENGINES
JUTS
B0ILER5
if. Of all Style from
to auu bono power.
4?
't,
d fair Caslogsi to
A. B. ASt VO., IM., Trk, Pa-
(innvBser evsrywlirrs. (tuadarinstesssllr.
AudriM. AuieiuuUti U'WJls Uo. Uviurtlstd. fa
4v strt-'tfa -V
3V'B'1'-V
GrREVT
TIs sitrssss Slat Tree.
We read of strung bappenlnrsnnd remit
ometlmet, Ilka tbat of a man who was
saught br a revolting wheel and o threshed
again! floor nnt celling bit body turned
blue from the bruise. A doitor wrltef a
man who fell from a lad.lor and was covered
with brills-. He, the doctor, applied St.
Jacobs Oil 1 lu the morning, he says, nil the
blue spots had disappeared. There Is an
other way of feeling mue all over, nnd that
hi alter tno en lumnoe ot pains and aehm for
a long time without r.-linl. Use the great
remedy for pain nt once t It will cure and
ilbaugu the eolor of your sum.
The New York Central tan a train 4.19 miles
In fli minutes, the best long distance run on
record.
Ir. Kilmer's FwAnr-Hont wires
til Kidney nnd MlaliT troubles,
rnniiihletandConsultiitionfrea,
Labratory iSinghnniptou,N. X.
An electric" locomotive wns built In 1"51
and exhibited at the Mechanic4 Fair in "Bos
ton. Karl's Clover Root, the great Wood pnrlfier,
ves freshness and clearness to the rompiex-
fin'
and cures constipation, xo cuu. ou cuk.
Mrs. Winlo Soothing Svrnp for children
teething, softens tlie ithtiis. reduces Innairma
tion, allays iiaiu. eurus wind colic. &c.a bottl
There nre said to hnve been five suicide In
five years In lHvluity Hall, Cambridge.
Average cost of locomotlvci is t!,000.
A fare Thn fare
Is tbe kind mot people di'slre. Smh n cure I
Itliians TabnleH, but not 11 cure fur everything.
Tnrv are for nil liver and sioumcb disorder
and one tubule gives relli f.
Sleeping cart average a ceist of J5.000
eacn.
1 enn recommend PIs's Cure frr t'onsuinii
tliin tosiiiTi-rvrs from Astlini.K. E. Towrtmi,
It. Howard, Wis. May 4, !"l.
CORNER IN fcLK TEETH.
A Montana Stan thn Has More Than 8o
OOO of Thetu.
John I Loseltamp of Ulllinga,
MonL, practically h Ids the cllc-toutb
slock of the entire country, says
J-'orest and Mr cam ami tu his already
enormous supply he Is cotiNtutitly add
ing, tho Jmlmus nnd hunters irlng
ltig teetb to him from ail over the
country. "Not everyone knows thus
tho elk teeth, or rulher tho tuks, of
which only two are found to tbe
mouth or tbe adult elk, have a prac
tical commercial value. The tcetb
are used as Jewelry, mostly as pend
ants oti watch guards oraslnsignin of
the secret society known as the Elks.
The value uf u too'.b ranucs from CO
cents to .'.6u, according tu its nle,
color, und marking. Mr. Losekaiup
has now over 8c-,iiu'J elk teeth de
posited in safety vaults. Many of the
old Indian dresses were highly orna
mented with elk teeth, some of them
being; fairly covered with the teeth.
Mr. Loeicatnp bus Uvea on the fron
tier all his mature life and under
stands Indian trading perfectly, yet
be has sometimes paid over vluu for
a single garment thus ornamented,
curing of course for nothing but tbe
teeth. The Indians drill the teeth
to fasten them on their dresses and
this does not injure tho value of the
toot h, but tbey have a much worse
habit of eometimes staining the teetb
a bright red. Tills dye cannot be ex
tracted, and deprec ates tbe value ot
the elk tootb lor a white customer.
The Indluus do not dye tbe teeth so
much now, since they hate learned
they can sell them for uioro in tbelr
natural state.
"What Wreak!"
At a dinner-party at Powood.Cuoon
Howies, then past sixty, was Intro
duced to an elderly lady, with whom
be sat chattinx plcisantly abovit
things of tlie (Tay. Lev?' cs was per
fectly oblivious thatth's was tbe very
lady to whom be bud been engaged
to be married when be una very JUtlo
Income besides his curacy. The lady,
of course, was lerfectly well awaro
that she was talking to her quondam
lover; but hor married namo had In
no way enlightened dim as to her
personality. Aftct a time she said,
bavinc touched upon old days: "Hut,
Mr. Bowles.don't you remember me?"
"No, ma'am, 1 don't." Then sbe
added, smiling: "Vou used to know
me and pretend to be very fond of
me. I was Miss " "Oh, what
a wreck!" was tbo spontaneous ex
c amatlon of tbe pocu Happily the
lady enjoyed the Joke Immensely, for
sbe was a remarkably hatudxotne wo
man for bor age, and his burst of
turprl-e was really only a compliment
to the extreme beauty of ber youtii.
Sanitary Value) or Hot Tea.
Tea taken hot. Is certainly more
wholesome than Iced tea. This Is
well sbowu by tbe enormous popu
lation of China, which could never
have Increased to Its present num
bers If epidemics had ravaged tbat
Gmpiie as they have tbose of the
West In spite of overcrowding to
a degree elsewhere unknown and In
describably filthy surroundings, the
Cblneee have remained healthy. Tbe
only sanitary redeeming feature of
tbelr Uvea Is the almost universal
use of tea ai s beverage. This is to
say, ot water tbat has been boiled.
This lesson In practical sanitation is
of more value than anything brought
forth by our numerous boards of
health, national, state, or municipal.
In the presence of an epidemic of
cholera, typhoid fever or dysentery,
the wikust precaution to take against
Infection would be to boll all fluids
used tor drinking purposes.
There fa more Catarrh in tblt section of th
souniry than all other distaes )iut togirtl.er
and until tbe lmt few years was suppos-il tbo
Incuraiile. ror a crcut muny yssrs U'lt'turM pro
nounced it a local d.beabv, and rrvscribed local
remedies, and hy coufetsntly falling to euro
with local treatment, iironnuuccd it inouraMo.
Hcience haapruvuii catarrh to, b a o uis'ltn
tional disease and ihcroloro require constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, man
ufactured hv F. .'. Cheney As Co., Toledo, Ohio,
Istbeonlycnnstitiitiunai oureoa the market.
It Is taken internally in dn.es from Indrops to
a tt-aspoonful. ll acts directly outliu blood
and mucous surfaces of tbe system. Tuvy offer
one hundred dollars f-r any case It falls to
cur. Hand lor circulars and testimonials
free. Address '
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KENNEDY'S
OHRONIO RHEUMATISM.
Mokrob. Iowa, Nov. 25, JEOi. -Draw
Sib, Ma Kejsfdt: In 'Ci I begnn taking; yonr Discovery for Chronio RUenmatism J sulTerina- so much
pain till I nsed to call some onn to sit on my limbs to deaden the pnln. I had doctor for six your. No nso. I
then began with your Medical Discovery. The first bottle went to every joint and gave me pain. My husband anid,
"Keep on, till you see it apring the joliils." 80 two and otic-hnlf Imttloa cured me so thot I wns alilo to wnlk two
miles. Had not doue it for six or seven ycaea. I bttve kept ft In the house ever since. I opened tlie 22d bottle
today, for I tnko It instead of doctoring. I bavo notpr bad ft doctor since I have taken your Discovery. I an a
widow 74 yeurs of ago, and a well wotnun.
Yours truly, Mns. ELizDBrn Hills.
SCROFULA.
Lloto, Texas, Oct. 6tl., 1891
Poxald KMitimT, Koxnttnt, Mars, Kind Fniiisn: I will now gfvs you tbo particulars about my little girL
She wns five years old the 2nd of last May. When she was leas than a year old a kernel came under her l ight jaw on
her neck. I naked the beat doctor what to do, nnd he told nio to grease it with old bacon greane, nud it might rise
and run which it did, and I tried everything, but it kept mulling for nearly two years. I came to Texas, and was at
Aubrey, Texas, where I saw the present postmaster at Aubrey. I noticed his face had a bad scar, and I akrd him
tho cause and how he got it cured. He said Scrouln wos the cntiso and Kennedy's Malira! lHmn-cry cured It and if I
would get somo for my little girl it would surely cure hor. I got ono bottle nnd she was soon bettor. I picked
whit lump out of hor neck as big as peas, and almost as hard as a bono, and after boin ninsliod tip they looked
like burnt bone crumbled up. In leas than a week tho swelling was gone, and bad quit rnuulti. Sao is still takiug
it, but apparently she is as well ns ever, and as gay as a:iy cliiM
Tours truly. S. L. Jacksom.
CATARRH.
CrucAoo, Oct. 1", 1904,
Donald Kmsedt, DEAn Sir! I know tbo worth of your Discovery, for three years ago. beforo I was married.
I had the Catarrh fn my head nud throat very bad, nnd my mother, who always gave it to all of us, mndo mo tuko
three boties, for which I am thuukful to God, for it cured me and many others that wo have recommended it to.
Mns. Ellcs Br.rf.Ey, 217 3Jth St., Cuicajo,
FOR MOTHERS.
Elmitia, N. T., Oct 2i, 1891.
Dn. Kexsedt, Dear Sir! I have tnken ronr Medical Discovery alt through my Pregnancy, nnd our boy, now
three mouths old fx, and litis been, in perfect health, while wo havo three other children, all of whom had eczema
aud sore motitlis. Our attending physician speaks vjry highly of rour Discovery.
Yours sincerely, Una, O. W. Haumond.
DROPSY.
HAroirviLLr:, Isn., Nor. 21, ISO.
Donald Kennedy, Dear Sir: Tonr Medical Discovery has made a wonderful cure in a ciso of Dropsy of my
neighbor, after four or live good doctors told him he could not get wuli But yonr Discovery fixed h::ii nil right,
lours truly, Kajicel Nt'OENT.
MALARIA
St. Xavier, Mont.. Nov. 12, 1894.
Dn. Kennedy, DEAn Sin! I mnst inform yon of the good effects of yonr famous Medical Discovery. One
lndy who wns much afflicted with a countiint Malarial Trouble declared herself relieved iu a fow days, and was en
tirely cured iu a few weeks, and this is only one of many,
Yonrs gratefully, Sister M. Magdalen.
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
New York City, May Oth, 199.
Donald Kennedy, Dear Sir: In rising your Medical Discovery I find it good for tho general system and es
pecially for the Kidney Trouble. And the reason I can speak for it is this: After coining from South America, in
1880, I was troubled with my back, which tbe doctors claimed was Kidney Disease. After using many different medi
cines and I might just as well have drunk cold tea I bought two bottles of Kennedy's Medical Disouvery, and
took it according to directions as given in your book, and my kidueys have not troubled me since.
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brings up a new ono to tho barrel,
cocks tbe pistol, and locks I he mova
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trigger repeats the operation, and
tbe eight charges have been tired Id
two seconds.
Keck'ace for a ttnnle.
A large wha'e washed ashore on
the coast of Labrador on Au?. 17 bad
along anchor c'uiln wrapped three
times a:ound his body. The anchor,
which rvus still attached to the tbuiD,
weighed nearly a half ton.
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It has given fciitUftiction to million and
met with tht. approval of the medical
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wrttiug; tffVJi und Autfifi Lanfao; J.muh
Murti4 i ratriny; th) K inintitry branch , 9 c.
NO VACATION, I'.. (.. biHlut4 fi
cffmppipi luiirnr. A'iiirc', ior i:ui fun
"uii"s, mr vav.ui sun
COLLEGE
Ii1u-, n I Wuat.inKKtii Hitv(,
MEDICAL DISCOVERY;
Treat Your
Stomach Well;
It's the driving wheel of the
human machinery. Good
wholesome food Is what the
stomach wants nothing
else.
A suggestion for to-morrow's
breakfast,
BUCKWHEAT
CAKES.
Ready for the table at
a moment's notice.
LIGHT,
DAINTY,
DELICIOUS.
Ksfhsrl, A 119.10, SuIkiiS, Tsmo
7I"LINENE" srs ths Bst snil Most Ionoml.
Collars and Cnfls worn: tiny srs uisds ot fins
rimu. ikitq smss DinsiiMi sr.i, sna is r.x rsvsrsi
uig, oasruiisr issqus
1 t twti 01 sliv othsr Vltid.
ra fit veil, vtar itvil ant lotik wll. A bos ot
IHI11AI
srs or Fivs Psirs of Culls for Twnty-f Ivs
CVlllM.
A Msmrls Cllsr snd Pslr of Cuff's by Basil for SI
Osuts. lUiDsslylssudsil. Addrsss
RBVERSIULB COLLAIt COMPANV,
wrrsAkliaSt., KswYork. rKiltiBt.,
Mi WMtrlt All ELS FAIL!
IXtuah bvrtiD. Tisttt Good.
in time, rr.in dmrjii
r..r't
I J
KSX7CI
17V) V V U.1
aasMiMBalMMBffaiHAtta...llMsWl
k4 L
r.evr piddled, and if your grocer scad rou loroethirie; in place of Pearlinsv
do the hones: thine .-waif Mr. Xi UUIU PLK, New Vrk.
"Cleanliness Is Nae Pride. Dirt's Nae Honesty." Conii
mon Sense Dictates the Use of
S A
fht Is rather txil looking
But larks sense I
Eli dissolves
A Ripans Tabule
On ber tongu
Instead of
FtvsIIowIdi It who's.
It doc Its work
Either way,
I!nt the last Is th war Intended,
evrthclofs.
FN IT 5t
. 04
PIIYTOr.sC'C RKRRY THEST.1IENT
for 'st su 1 Aitsuiisst lls. Otir Lsnflnl s tbls
BubJvc l Mul Fres SDd 1. well w.,rl ll rvsillnu: trcsw
; mrof Ini-srHfU. v sn,l oi.ly.arsriMe kn nm, Alilrt-ss
1 iu'F.kuke iafku rusr i.Si'l.t.. mil Arli at., I'llll
; ulolpuls, fs. Husiscss Ksiablishcd la 1N33.
nENSIOWJSS.?S.
1' Successfully Proseoutes Claims.
II Lata Principal xminii U S- reunion Burtu.
m Jytalu Ittat war, ldiMljudivttUiitfvlii.uu, tty alut-tk
Krliii'M. 1 in I vt iirfti'lt lu tit tit nr.
tut tnr fiRf ntn to riittkn money IllDir.
Oiip uxt itt r)orli:UiMil tin- Urttlijuyr,
huoilier it In two liiyn;hiwlhfi 1 In,
U'n (.uyn. t'Ut t.iin inr ! rular.
I. II. L Y et CO., t ltKliim.il, O.
Uf Al I T NtWM I.KTTHtrt' VIUMD
TV ALL Oil FRKKt' i.lerof tins pturr.
Cbuvl A. Unldwiu Jk t 4oWlli5t M. 1.
Be on Guard
against imitations of Pearlinai.
When they are not dangerous;'
they are v.-orth!ess. They
are usually both. Pearline
does what nothings
else can. It saves
labor in washing, and
insures safety to what
13 washed. It is cheap,.'
thorough and reliable. No
thing else will "do as well ;" it is
just as well to have nothing else.
Fediilers and some unicrupulouinrocers will
ellyou"thiisasgoodM"or"th.laBia
V.. ss Pssrlin. " IT'S BIT CPP..,II.. i.
POLIO