Sprier
Or, in other wor.ls, Hood's Bsranprirllla, is ft
universal need. If Rood herilth to to he ex
pected during tho coming Sanson the blood
muft be rmrliled Dow. All the Rerms of dis
ease mu.it be destroyed mid the bodily health
built up. Hood' Bs.rse.pa.rill. 1 the only
true blood purifier prominently in the public
eye toddy. Therefore Hood's Snrsaparilla in
the best medicine to take In tho (prlnK. It
will help wonderfully in caws of weakness,
nervousness nd nil diseases earned by im
pure blood. Got Only Hood's Because
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the Only
sea - vy i
a ruo obooq truririer
Prominently in tho
Protected.
Mr, nicks I don't koo the nood of
Jinvlng the rotimlsinnn in the klulioo
ever; ovpMiik.
Knllo Fnlx, mum, I win so nfr.iltl of
tho crx'krnnrhoit tlown there thnt 1
rnllcil for pullce protection. New York
World.
, Po mnny do tlielr charity work by
advlMltiu others to jjlve.
. PatrlrVa.
Two St. Patrick's days in snceesslnn
that of ISill and 1193 have been remarkable
for b?lng clear and cloudless. Nevertheless,
there wore typical wind flurries, and while
the old Saint is euproiwl to hnve driven out
serpents, he has never sucoeeilud in driving
out rheumatism and like pains Hnd aches,
which hold their own Bt this time of tho
year. No, it has been left to another Balnt
to accomplish this: fit. Jacobs Oil, and
whenevr used for rheumatism it cures
promptly. Don't trust the weather, but have
ft bottle Dandy all the tliuo.
Parsaln eahmen nre Lot allowed to smoke
ft pipe while on duty.
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All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value lor the monev.
They equal custom ehoes In style end lit.
Thalr wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices are unllorm, stamped on sola.
From Si to $3 saved over other makes.
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fciipuael, Antfi-lu. ItitbeiiB, Tttww
The "LINENE" sre tlia Beet and Moat Economl
eel t-ollars aud Units worn: tUey are made oi Una
cloth, both aides finished alike, and belli revaiai
Die, one rullur la equal to two ol auv other klud.
Tlu-i tit mil, mar mil aivt louf mil. A boiot
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edacSfine
" My little girl has always had poor npe
petite. I have given her Hood's 8arsapnril
In, and since I hare given It to her she has
had ft Rood appetite, and she looks well, I
have been a great sufferer with headache and
rheumatism, I have taken Hood's 3arsapa
rilla, I am now well and have gained In
fttrenirlh, My husband was very sick and all
run down. I decided to give him Hood's
Raroaparilla and he began to gain, and now
ho has got so ho works every day." Mas.
Assift DitXLAr, 383 E. 4th St., 8. Boston, Mass.
r" r
Public Eyo Today.
ONE OF EDISON'S SCHEMES.
It Failed Throngh the Kindly Consid
eration of a Kreluht Crew.
"It was while Thomas A. Ellison find
I wpro co-trnmp operators togothor
years nro that the then very nunmlng
pculiis of tho groat Inventor was ninile
innnlfpst nml utilized by him to ru1
Bcrve lils purposes In obtaining sleep
while on duty at a ninull town In New
Vork State," said Colonel L. C. Weir,
rresldont of the Adams Kxpress Com
pany, to a Cincinnati Knqulrer re
porter. "We had both secured posi
tions as operators at the railway sta
tion, I being the day and Mr. Edison
the night man. As Mr. Edison's
whole mind was absorbed In Ms elec
trical studies lie spent lils entire time
when oft duty and supposed to be
sleeping In lils experiments, and when
the time for hint to relieve the day
man came lie was very much physic
nlly and mentally fatigued. In fact,
I have seen him come In the offlec to
begin Ills day's worlt almost worn
out. But fortunately there was little
for him to do other than answer the
cnlls sent over the wire every two
hours by the dispatcher to ascertain
If nil the operators were on duty. To
Kd Iron to have to keep awake for such
trivial duties as this was very trying,,
and though then quite a novlate he
conceived of a plan by which he could
sleep and wnko In time to answer the
cnlls.
"It was this: Near his Instrument
lie placed lils cot and over the head
of that lie placed a bucket. By means
of a rubber tube ho conveyed the
water from an overliend tank to the
bucket, which was so constructed thai
within less than two hours enough
water would be conveyed from the
tank to the bucket to completely fill
the bucket, and when It began to pout
over It would drop In his face, awaken
ing him In time to answer his call.
Ity this means lie continued to make
his electrical experiments through the
day und sleep at night and answering
every call for three mouths, when one
night n belated freight was gldetrnck
ed at lils station. The night was verj
sultry, and the crew sought the ofllct
for water. They discovered the buck
H almost full of water, and also Mr.
Rdlson sound asleep. Without awak
sning him they emptied the contents
it thef bucket, supposing It to be drink
ing water, and departed. The call
same. Edison slept soundly on, ob
livious of all about him. Tho bucket
refilled Jtist as Vie succeeding call
went over tho wire. Springing tip, he
answered It, and tho question, 'Where
tvere you when tho previous call was
lent?' preeted his cars Immediately
and was a punier until he glanced at
tho old otneo clock and saw be had
lept four Instead of two hours. Frauk
and brief was his reply, 'Asleep.
" 'Report at tho office hero to-morrow
an'l get your time,' spoke the dispatch
er, and the next day we were tramp
ing for now pastures. It was several
days afterward before Edison learned
of the secret of the failure of his new
Invention to do its wore at the proper
time and cause bis dismissal. He
swore me to secrecy at the time and
I had not thought of It In years before
until just now,"
Working Tonee for It.
"Smith is a good-natured man.'
"Why do you say so?"
"Jones is telling him all the cute
things hut baby says and Smith Is
laughing heartily and seems Interest
ed." "Smith wanted to borrow $3 from me
Just now- and I couldn't let hlui have
It." New York Tress.
Meu may, for broken wood or glass,
Borne strong cemeut invoke;
But there Is no cement, alas!
To help a man who Is broke.
T-Sew Vork Herald. 1
Like an open book,
our faces tell the
tale of health or dis
ease. Hollow cheeks
and sunken eyes,
listless steps and
languorous looks
tell of wasting; de
bilitating disease
some place in the
body. It may be one
place or another, the
cause is generally
traceable to a com
tn on source im
pure blood, and im
pure blood starts
in the digestive organs.
Pr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
purifies the blood, stimulates digestive
actiou, searches out disease-germs wher
ever they exist and puts nte whole body
into a vigorous, strong and healthy con
dition, ft builds up solid, useful flesh,'
rubs out wrinkles, brightens the eyes
and makes life reully worth living.
STATE ELECTION RETURNS.
A LIGHT VOTE.
Party Lines Iunored In Many Munici
palities. Wisconsin.
Wig .Dsin elected a Justice of the Rupreme
Court to succeed Justice Wlnslow, who tths
the candidate of the tint and 'fin a general
enll for re-eloctloa. His opponent was Judge
George I). Clemcntson, nlso a candidate on
a goners! call, ns no pnrty nominations were
made.
Tarty lines were to some extent drawn, as
Wlnslow was n Pomoernt snd t'lementson n
llppublicnn. The vote wss light, end the re
turns Ittdii-nti the election of Clemcntson.
Wnllber, lleputllcnn, Is reflected Jiidue of
the Municipal Court ovnr Nye, Indupoudent,
by 8,000 to 10,000 plurality.
Hepubllrnns hnve elected mayors of the
following Wisconsin cities: Aililand, Itlvor
Kails, l'elnvnn, Columbus. Mnrshllfld, Mnus
ton, riparta, Waunncs. Hlnck ltivor Tails,
Manitowoc, Hudson. White Water. Lake
Ovneva, Hartford, Centralis and Water
town. Hcmocrals were elected In Mineral rohit,
riymouth, Iurnud, I'ralrle I'u Cnien, Alma,
Madison, Chilton, Kcnosita. Berlin, llipoa
Fox Lake, bhawnno and Beaver Dam.
Illinois.
In Chicago the returns Indents that the
Meiiuhllcans have obtained complete victory,
electing Ueorge Hwilt their candidate foi
Mayor, by plurality close to 40,000. Inthi
state so tar ns heard from the fallowing are
the results: In Mohuu the l'eoplo's party
gets the Mayor, six out of eight nldertnen and
the remainder ol the ticket, In ltock Island
the Hepublieans secure all but the city clerk
and two aldermen. Iu I'eorla they elect all
the township ticket except collector. Iu
hprlnglleld the Democrats secured evcrythlnp
but two sldermen. Intjulncy the Democrat!
get the Mayor and probably all tho cli
council. In Litchfield the pnrtles divide th
onlces about evenly. In the Tenth centre
slonnl district. (I. W. Prince, tlalesbtirg. He
publicnn. is elected by about 7,000 plurality
over llastala, Democrat.
Nebraska.
Kpeclals from nil parts of the stato on
municipal elections show thnt rr,y "ne
have not been drawn In municipal elections
iu Nebraska In many cases, but when they
were the liepublicaus gained except at Hat
lags aud I'lattsinoutli, where the Demoernts
carried the day. Frank Orahatn, liepulilican
was elected Mayor of Lincoln by a large ma
jority. The Populists showed do strength
where they bad tickets up.
Rhode Island.
The state elected a governor and other
state officers. The llnpubllcan candidate for
governor Is Chnrlcs Warren Ltppitt ami the
Democratic George L. I.ittlelield. At the
last state election the Republican majority
was 0.307.
Llpidtt was elected by 10,600 plurality,
leading his ticket slightly. The senate stands
thirty-two Republicans and three Democrats;
the lower house slxty-nino Republicans and
three Democrats.
Texas,
Charter elections were held throughout
Texas. Tarty lines were drawn in but few
cities, and show Democratic victories. Dallas
elected Frank Holland mnyor nnd a Demo
cratic board of aldermen. The Demo.
c-n's wera successful at Fort Worth and
Waco.
Municipal elections throughout Kansas
generally show victories for Republican can
didates. The prohibition question was the
predominant issue.
Election returns from forty-four Missouri
towns show twenty-five wero carried by
Democrats, nine by Republicans and five non
partisan. T he most noticeable feature of the Minne
sota municipal elections wasthe successof tho
license ticket in nnarly every place whero the
liiiuor question was at Issue.
BUCKEYE LADY VOTERS.
Plana of Party Loaders TJpsst in Sev
eral Instanees.
The women of the State of Ohio had their op
portunity Monday, and many took advantage
oi It Under a law passed at the lost session
of the legislature, the women were given
school suffrage, and ever since the cam
paign opened tnere has been much Interest
taken in the preparations of the gentler sex
to exercise their Dew prerogative. Uplnlon
was divided as to the probable ofloct of tba
political work and aspirations.
The number of women who voted is, rela
tively speaking, not large, but it surprises
tome of the old-lime masculine politicians
who thought the ladies would back out
at the last minute.
Returns show that in many cities and towns
the lemlne candidates lor members of boards
of education were sucoessiul. They figured
prominently In settling more than one bitter
contest The Inclement weather undoubtedly
kept down tba total vote, but the lesult was
BQ agreeable, surprise,
Akron Republicans elected two ladies mem
bers of the board besides sweeping the city
for other oilioes. East Liverpool Prohibi
tionists were lucky in having a woman can
didate for she was elected. Xenla, Bt Marys
and other towns war oaptured by the new
voting element
Republicans generally were successful
throughout the state except where personal
matters wera injected Into the campaign.
At Cincinnati there was do election, the
terms having recently been arranged so as to
have all expire the same year, la Hamilton
county Mrs. Captain W. W. Pea body, of
MsdisouvUle, was eleoted to the board of edu
cation, and she bad a woman us competitor.
At Harrison, that aounty, three women were
defeated; at Carthage one woman was elect
ed; at Norwood the women were duleated.
The women were delcated at Camden.
Elsewhere they voted as follows: At Van
wert60 voted, at Ripley 60, at Martins Ferry
D out of a vols of 1,300. at MansUuld and at
Morrow they turned out quite strong, and re
fused offers of precedence by men.
Tbe returns of the feminine vote from
small towns, Dot relerred to elsewhose Id tbe
press dlspatahes.ire as follows: Flyrlo Olny
one woman voted. Uuoyrus Eight hundred
women voted. Cadis Seventy-live women
voted. Two out ol three members elected to
hoard of education wero women. London
Four hundred and eighty-three women voted.
Two women wera elected members of school
board by large majorities. Mt. uilesd, O.,
Two womeu elected to tba school board.
One hundred and sixty-three womea voted.
Oxford A womun, Mrs. Harab It Porter, was
elected member of tbe school board. Wash
ington U H. Two huudred womeu voted,
but ball of them voted for men. Xeuia
One woman was elected meaitwr ol tbe
bourd of educutloD. Portsmouth The eutlre
Republican ticket Was elected op re. except mg
one councilman. The live women 'candidates
went all defeated
Michigan Eleotlona,
Republicans again carry Michigan by a de
cisive majority, tuethse of which aauuot yel
be approximated. The election was lot
Supreme Judge and L'ulverslty Regents. In
complete returns show viutonea lor the win
Ding ticket tn almost every large towu.
Among t g exceptions er Marquette, were
tfie lude.adeni candidal lor mayor bad
s5U majority, and Manistee, which baa gone
Democratic bv a small plurality.
Quizzing as a fine Art.
On the occnslon of Lord Melville's
ttinl before the House of Lords, Hook
lind a seat among the spectators. lie
cotild not resist the opportunity of mys
tifying, his neighbors, it lady and her
daughter from Hussex. When the
Illshops appenred Iu their stntc attire
wearing scarlet nnd lawn sleeves o.or
their doctors' robes he confidentially
observed to the lady:
"These nre not gentlemen; they nre
ladles, elderly ladles the dowager
peeresses In their own right."
When the Speaker of the Iloitso of
Commons appeared, and attracted at
tention by the rich embroidery of his
robes, the lady Inquired:
'Tray, sir, who Is that fine-looking
person opposite?"
"That uuitlam," said Hook, "Is Car
dinal Wolsey!"
"Xo, Blr," cried the lady, with a look
of angry disdain, "we knows a little
better than thnt; Cardinal Wolsey has
been dead many a good year!"
"No such thing, madam, I assure
you,' replied Hook, with Imperturbable
gravity; "It lias been, I know, so re
ported In the country, but without the
least foundation; In fact, those rascally
newspapers will say anything." Tern
Die Bar.
Cannot Conti o.o with Africa.
J. Hoss writes In the Englneerlnc.
nnd Mining Journal that since the din
nmiid discoveries In South Africa the
Krnzlllnn dlnmoiid-mlulng Industry lint
fallen so low that the annual output It
now not over l."o,oon, when thirty
j ears ago It was upwards of 82,r00,iH)0.
Itinzlllnn diamonds are so much sninl
ler than the African thnt It does nol
pay to mine them against African com
petition.
A FAMOUS iXSTITL'r.OS.
The Invalids Hotel and fturirlral Insti
tute or HnrTMlo, N. V.
From the Jnnfon lltiwld.
What can be sc.-omnlhhed bv ludlelons en.
terru i-e. wiien Imekedup liyaMlity and pro
feHsbtnil diill. is tthnwn bv the intigulflrent
lniildinnoflhcInviili.il' Hoiel ami Huivli'il
liiKlitute at llufTaln. TliU model niilar
lum fin nMie. one nt the ! jlit of Hit IT.ilo. not
alone lot lis architectural lx-anty. Inn mi an.
fount of the world-wide fame of Dr. Hbv V.
I'ieree, wbo elullishi'd (be Institution tn'tnv
earsago. and is to-ilav lt nmnauinif director
nnd problem. A beautiful live-torv hni lil
Ingiiltuatedon Main St reel, the nrincliml bu-U
ne-.n,vt of PufTnlo, the Invalid' Hotel enn
well l said to nurpussauy Institution of Its
kind in the couutr).
Mxleen physicians form the meilleal slalT of
till Institution, who det-ote their tinvto the
paiients in the building, and to correst.
ilence by letter whli iiiilcnu who eonsult
them from all over the Unile I States. Encli
physician or surgeon Is i bosen for his skill
und pvoji ieney In etirinv one chi of chronic
iliwMse. Thus the patient line for Ills plivxli inn
nit experienced nwciullt who Is thoroiiuhlv
Inmlliar with the esse. A material aid to tltr
medical treatment are the machines lor givlim
'nicciiuiilrnl movements,'' or massage, elec
trical apparatus. Turkish baths, etc., with
which the Hotel Is thoroughly equipped.
Large and airy rooms, parlors, reading rooms,
el.'vnttr, und luuuy other conveniences make
tlus
A Pt.KASANT ItEUECIAI. noUE,
and fnr lilllerent from the private hospitals as
commonly kuovvn. The Worid's llispi.nsai-v
Medical A'wm iatlon, of whieli Dr. i'leri o Is
President, is the owner of the Invalids' llo:el
and the large laboratory, called the World's
liispensary, as well. (Maudlin on the same
lot, which runs through to the nci etreet
Imck. Is the huge laboratory, elx stories In
height, winch f rnisbes ample room for man
ufacturing Dr. Pierce's l avor.tu Prescription,
Ir. Tierce's Uolilen Medical Discovery, Dr.
Pierce's I'leaeunt Pellets, Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, Dr. I'ieree 's Kxtract of Mliarl-Weed,
or Water Teiifier. Theee are proprietary rem
edies which have Wen sold for over a quarter
ot a century all over tbe United. Htates, from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. Carloads ot these
medicines ere shipped every day iiotu Hullalo
to iHiinls Kust, West and Couth. An tdoa ol
the extensive business carried on by this As.
octillion can be sained by w hat is said of it by
the poNlulttce authorities at VYatdiiiiirlou, 1.
C, who i-eisjrt that this one firm openiWs an
nually for stamps more than all the imnksaud
neweiiaiK-rs of liutfalo cimildned.oi- over f UK).
MR. 1'he insil mailer amounta to Iroui si.iniO
to 4H,inni pieces daily, Tho first story oi the
Worlu's Dispeuiary building Is occupied by
the sliilipiilK department; I lie second floor is
devoted to the large newnpaiier advertising de
lartment anil the mailing; third tlu.u', prinu
uk room aud hiader) ; fourth floor, drug mills
and paiiel warerooui; Huh hour, bo.lling,
wrapping nnd packing department; on Ins
sixth floor is one ol
TBS BKHT-I'LAX.XED LaBonATOKIES
In the country, in charge ot a thoroughly
scientific uliemisl, formerly of fcl.e Harvard
meudcal schia.1 lah-iratory, in fact, the equip
ment, the machinery and the system with
whicu tueee large Institutions are equipjosd,
aud the marvelous maimer iu wnloh every
thing work alonrf as though by clookwura.
Wouid well lepv s vl-H t, m .i.
Zeoland, ii.cu
nua no lawji.a.
Stats or Onto, Cirr or Tolbdo, i
Lt'CAS t'OUNTV. I"
Fraxk J. I'assBV makes oath that he Is the
senior partuerot the llrmof F. J. Uhknsv as
Co., doing business In the City of Tnludo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay tno sum of ONE HU.VDRKI) DOL
LARS for each aud every cue of C uarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of II all's iatahku
Cubs. Fiianh J, Ciusir.
ewurn to Vefore me and subscribed in my
presence, this oiti day of December. A. D, ISoo.
. A. W. ULBASON,
1 SEAL I
' JVofitn Pufe'fa,
Rail's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and acta
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces oi
tba system' Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. Chenry & Co., Toledo. O.
tarSold by Druggists, tie.
"A Fresh Bngllsh Complexlea."
That healthy pink and white might just as
well be the typical American complexion, if
people would take reasonable care of their
health. Kipant Tabules go to the root of
the trouble, because a stouueu lu good order
produces gojd blood.
Tbe tint English Derby was run on May
20, 1784.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup fnr children
teething, softens the gums, reduces luflama
tiou, alluys pain, cures wind colic SS c. a butt
Tbe water in the Strait of Gibraltar Is ISO
fathoms deep.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root cures
all Kidney and HUiddor troubles.
Pamphlet and conaoltntlon free.
Laboratory liinghumpton, N. Y.
There is an immigration boom la the
state ox Vtanulugtuu.
Alter physicians bail given me up, I was
saved by Mao's Cure Itsi eH Emli'l, WU-
llauisport, l-o.. aovemuer iu, laut.
USUAL PRICE,
Tha AEBMOTOB AMTI.rREEINO THREE-WAY t s
Break, baa
baa a very lares sirchunbsrliss a very Isrga spout speoiof,
i Bb f urnisbsd br S07 dealer this side of tba Rocky Uounlaioa
and can Da furnisbsd by soy c
Aermotor sf em for thsm. It Is always
As a rule bs is a Srsl-cUss, live, tellsble,
la cat entire list of Iboossade-ef sgeopv
AERMOTOR FORCS PUMP AT M.BO, BETTER THAN USUALLY SOLD AT 4)8 OR, IO. Sealfoteue
Pump Csulofua. Buy Betblag but aa Aermotor Pump, and do not pay store tbaa Aermotor prices for It. We protect tba public We)
furnish It food geode at low prices. Ws bsve eatablisbed twaaty branch bouses la order that It may get goods cheaply aad promptly.
Yoa consult your owa interests by insisting oa no only Aermotor prices but Aerostat goods Al Aeraoler vises. Be suit aad see ear poef
put wedfjpl gito Feed Cutter M lis, . AERMOTOR CO., Ohloago, - - '
1-''''''s-ssai aySk,-csj
You want the Best
Royal Baking Powder never disappoints;
never makes sour, soggy, or husky food;
never spoils good materials ; never leaves
lumps of alkali in the biscuit or cake ; while
all these things do happen with the best
of cooks who cling to the old-fashioned
i methods, or who use other baking powder i.
If you want the best food, ROY L
Baking Powder is indispensable.
t sovst sssmo sowots
L'lyevevevev-a.sy'fW.lva
Thought.
"ThouRlit Is not simply the sea upon
which the world of action rests, but,
like tho air which pcrvndos the whole
solid substances of our globe. It per
meates and fills In every part It Is
thought which gives to It Its life. It Is
thought which makes the manifesta
tion of Itself In every illfferout action
of man. I uopo we nre not so deluded
ns men lmvo been sometimes, as some
men are to-day; that wo shall try to
separate these two lives from one an
other, and oue tnnn say, 'Everything
ilepends upon my action nnd I care not
what I think, or, as men have said, nt
least In oUier Umes, 'If I think rluht It
matters uot how I net.' But the i'lht
thought nnd the rlht action make
one complete and single man.' Phillips
Brooks.
o?sri5 enjoys
Botb tlio mctliod and results vthea
Syrup of Tigs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to tlio tat-to, and acta
f rally yet promptly on tlio Kidneys, I
aver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys
tcm elTcctunllv, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habilunt
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy of ita kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tlio tasto and ac
ceptable to tho 8toniocli, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agrceabla substances, its
many excellcut qualities commend it
to all and havo mailo it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on baud will pro
cure it promptly fur any oue who
wishes to try it-" Do uot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CL,
lOUISmiE. Kf. Hi IV YORK, H t.
P1TFMT4 THADE HARKS KxiimlDu'lon
r "snil silvlue IK istutublll)r ill
nvrniuu. iM-hil lor Inreulorii Ulilile, or Ihov lutfi-t a
patent, f AlltlL'K O'fAUHEU Wsshikutus. 1. O
fJH
XtZS Sir
powdered soap could be. It has all the good properties of
any soap and many more, too. There's something in it
that does the work easily, but without harm much nrbre
easily than any other way yet known.
Beware
V.S FALSE
smd it iati.
you an imitation, be honest'
"One Year Borrows Another Year's Fool." You Didn't Use
SAPOLIO
last Year. Perhaps Yon Will Not This Year.
$15QPAERM0T0RVjto Jjf en
FUK6B r-UltrlK
bss a wiudmill sbul-oS
at tbe above price.
sisat tor any-
lbs rsssoo lr
better io (0 to en Aecmetor I
wide - awake fellow 1 pbst le
you csa Hod one slow, stupid, behiod-loe-mm times
a
t
CO., tos waust., Ntw-voee.
Ilroad nnd Typhoid Fever.
A serious note of nlitiiii was struct
last summer by Surgeon Mnjor Renuls
ot the Eturllsli army, who sent a com
muulcnUiiu to a London medical Jour
nnl, suowlnit thnt typhoid fever wai
spread nt M or rut, lu Intlln, by half
baked, doughy plumcnkcs, eaten by tin
soldiers of the Knsllsh army nt the.
station, where Impure water was tiset
In making the dough. A month Intel
Drs. Waldo and Welsh published tbel:
t'Xperlineuls on the temperature n'
which bread Is baked and cnrefullj
reconled tho bacteria found lu liiltlsl
breads.
JTr fcesrt Is very ts4 to-nlghtt
Unrest Is la the air,
I cannot tell just what it Is,
Dapjyila or despair.
It Is dyspepsia,
and
A 7?pfl7s Tabula
will dispel It.
rxng 'us
AN EASY WAY
TO GET RICH!
Tiny An Intercut In irll mini for two do), ant,
aK'ttmfjtt bunluM tiH'th'HU, ISn num-y wailai),
t'ouimlleil by pnniitultt tiifU. Kfc.mm"HlHl by
ltitc(r ftnd i-om. tSuH-rrinI'm tt torkr, two
rioiiftisi pr niotitn for n MiUHt t'in. Hsp'mo
hm it i iil i nf g it oro nMi(iil I'd-, u rlt for full la
fnrni'Ulon. 1IIK i;OI.IKi: 4.I INKA THIS
IN. I l , I'.O. H.m t, liri.vt-r, 4 olorado.
RUPTUREGured
j.ufl'f.iii. at
IlOl.liH Itl l'il liH
Worn nliilit au't lu;. . Vlb
an AilJII-tslilel'S'l wlik-U
enn 1. ltiS''e liirtt-r o.'
smaltfr to mlt rlini'rlt's
riiiiilltlnnof lit I' 1 1' Hi:.
.invnn. llltr-.. I nt. tit sicilrt'lv
snslcd by n. V. HiueMfB.Co. 1 14 I rosiln sr.S.Y.Otte
SALESMEN wanted i-sSLss:
nLLUIIIsWIl wbni,,H. ,,,,1 retail imdei
4-11 on IrrfaC to every butlucw man or firm; lib
Ml painrr, it umy dvanctMl tor tulvcrtlntug and
eipsMiM'; pcrniniirtit po!tlun. AU1rM, with
tump, KINU M1-4J. CO.. l 41. Cblcko, III
CllYOlilv UnhIhiiuIoii, 1.1'v
'Succe-sfully Pronpcutea Claims,
tatrVrliicipalKsmlnii U 8. Pauaton Buraau.
i t I u Uut uui uUj uiUvaliiiit cluiuia, att aluva.
"Shave your Soap"
so the soap makers say, es
pecially if vou're washing delicate
lf f a O
thincs. Now. in the name of
common sense, what's the
use ? When you can get
Pearline. in powder form
for this very reason, why
do you want to work over
soap, which, if it's eood for
anything, gets very hard and difficult to cut.
Besides, Pearline is vastly better than anv
Peddlers and some unfcropnlorji grocers will tell yon,
"this is as good as" or "tha same as Pearline." IT'S
Pearline is never peddled, if your grocer sends
893 JAMES PVLE, New Verr
dsi .-u. y9 fsw csitlnis to
. jsfjTa lever attached,
' Of ooorss. Il Is bsttae to so to aa
thiol you nsy waul nulcn be bsodlse,
be Is aa Asrrootor weak It la doubtful It
fellow. We furnlea elso s 8 FECIAL