MANY USES FOR PAPER.
Inventl ve Yanheea Have Devised lont
Pecnllar Modee of Kmptoylnsj It.
' We have had thr golden age and tha
Iron aire anil various other age, Imt
the present will probably be known na
the wooden or paper age. Paper dress
mnlerlul masquerading as silk la thn
latent Invention In the tiarer line, and
threntena to drive the silkworm out of
business. Spruce saw-duet, cotton or
jute waste and alcohol are put Into the
machine and mine out at the other end
shining, dellrately colored, rustlluii
allka. suitable for the moat fastidious
lady's gow n. Of course, this pnper atlk
doesn't near ao well aa the real fabric,
but think how much cheaper It will be!
Enthusiastic paper manufacturer
ay the new woman and the new man
will dine off paper dishes. It la not
Improbable that the hat of the future
will be an Indestructible paper affair,
Impervious to tire or water. Over In
1'arla any enterprising milliner will be
able to aliow you stylish bonnets and
beta made entirely of pnper, frame,
trlminltig, ornaments and all. Parasols
of paper do not seem to have lieen
thought of yet, but satchels and trunks
of pnper lire common enough. The pa
per trunk, despite its frail sound, la
the despair of the Imggngo smasher.
It refuses to smash.
Bo do pnper car wheels. They have
been In use for years on some of the
most Important railroads In this coun
try. It must not be auppnved that the
wheels are made entirely of paper.
This material only forms the Interior
shell. Having been subjected to terrific
pressure. It Is molded and firmly bolt
ed to the outer rim, which Is of ateel.
Greater durability and lightness are
claimed for these wheels, but don't let
the Idea of lightness lead you to get
nmler one. If yon do, you may possi
bly have use for one of the paper cof
fins which are being turned out at
Wholesale by a firm at YVestfleld,
Mas.
The railroad train of the future Is
likely not only to hove paper wheels,
but to run on paper rails. These nr.
made entirely of paper, nnd are formed
In molds under great pressure. They
have been used to some extent In Hus
Bin and Germany, nnd are said to be
free from many of the defects of the
ordinary steel rail.
Puper horseshoes are another Kuro
penn Invention. Among the advan
tages claimed for them Is that they
niHlntaln n rough surface, enabling
the horse to get A good grip on the
smooth pavements. Herman paper
milkers have put on the market n suh
atnncc called "papier sculptor," which
Is used Instead of clay for modeling.
It 1m simply paper pulp kept soft
enough to be worked. Pnplermiiche
ceilings nnd wall decorations are very
fashionable.' They may look like leath
er or broende or a thousand nnd onn
handsome embossed effects, but they
lire wood pulp, Just the sume.
The house-furnishing departments In
the. big shops furnish Interesting evi
dence of the extent to which paper en
ters Into ordinary life. Paper pails and
tubs are appreciated by the suburban
dweller who hasn't "set" tubs. They
are much lighter and easier to keep
clean, as well as cheaper than the old
style. Ho Is the much-nliused cuspidor.
Peach baskets, berry baskets nnd but
ter boxes are made of puper, and al
most everything under the sun salt,
which used to come In pretty blue and
white bags; oatmeal, crackers, ice
cream, candy, shoes, corsets, dresses
la sent home In a paper box. In Japan,
they say, some folks live In pnper
houses, and In this country pnper boats
are In use. Nor must the necessary
Mcwer pipe be forgotteti. Pnper pipes
for carrying water, steam or electric
ity tire not uncommon. As conduits
for electricity they are considered safe,
even though the wire be not Insulated.
Ptooeer Bank Treasurer.
Mrs. Susanna lunklee of Newton,
Mass., has the distinction of being the
first woman bank treasurer in Amer
ica. She was elected to the office in
1S74.
100 Reward. B100.
The readers of this papar will aa p'.sserl to
laaru that liter la l least ona dreaded disease
that eoienra has been abla to cure In all lis
stages, and tbat la eatarrh. Hall'a Catarrh
Cure la the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con
etimtionai disease, requires a oonntllutional
treatment. Hall'a Catarrh Cure Is la keu in
ternally, olih directly upon the blood and
mucou surface of the system, thereby de
stroying the foundation of the ilis.ase, and
giving the patient strength by building nptha
constitution and assisting nature in doing I la
work. The proprietors have so muoh faun in
Us curative powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for anyuas.thal It falls to ourt.
baud for list of teat imonisls. Addrass
F. J. I'sknky Co., Toledo, 0.
r bold by Druggists, 76c
Don't Irag Your Feat.
Many men do because the nerve centres,
weakened by the long-uontlnuad use of to
bacco, become so afTeoled that they are weak,
tired, 11 Met, listless, eta. All this can be
easily overcome if the tobacco user wants to
quit and guln manhood, oerro power, and
'joy vigorously the good thiuga ol life.
Take No-To-l)ac. Guaranteed to cure or
money refunded by Druggists everywhere.
Hook true. The Rlerllng liemedy Co., New
York City or Chicago.
FITS stopped free by Dr. Rum's On sat
Ncmvs KvvrosaH. No flu after flrst day's use.
Marvelous cures. Treatise and $2.(1(1 trial bot
tle tree. Dr. Kline. Wl Arch bt Phiia., Pa.
makes the
Weak Strong
Hood's Barsaporilla tones and strengthens
the digestive organs, orentes an appetite, and
gives refreshing sleep. Remember
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the one True Blood Purifier,
I M IT 84
ATIKG
GRASSHOPPER WAR.
A Machine Used to Exterminate
an Insect Test.
Hundreds of Millions Killed Dally
By Its Aid.
Farmers throughout Minnesota ami
indeed the eutiro Northwest, are
Vtatcliing with ureal interest thn prog
ress of tho war vtiiged by Professor
Otto Lupgcr, Mliile. Entomologist of
Minnesota, against two species of
grasshoppers, nhicli are becoming
uncomfortably numerous in certain
sections of the State. 'J'liero is every
reason for them to manifest thn deep
est concern ns to tlm outcome of the
contest, for upon till failure or sue
cos of the efforts of the state's olllcii )
ling slayer to exterminate tho pests
depends tho making or mnirinu; of tin
fortunes of inativ, ami, in a measure,
the prosperity of I lie agricultural ami
stock raising region of the North
west. The two species causing alarm
are tho White Mountain or migratory
and the California hoppers. The
latter are tho larger species '"'t "-'y
nro not so formidable as thu oilier, as
they do not multiply so rapidly. Till
migratory hoppers are very prolific
creatures, and furthermore nrn ex
ceedingly hiirdv, thriving; apparently
ns well on the toughest weeds as upon
tender grasses.
At present the authorized execii
tiolieer of bugs lilts it decided ailviin
tnge over his miniature, foes, though
the latter outnumber him by count
less millions, for they hav ) no means
of defence except their little hop,
while lie luis tho "hopper-dozer."
This is an exceedingly ingenious con
trivance, designed especially for war
on the grasshoppers. In eppearatio
it, conveys suggestions of a lawn
mower, a cat-rigged sailboat and a biff
dust pan. Tho last is suggest id by
the body of the do, ir, which is a
trench of tin or sheet iron, H feet
long, 2 feet wide nnd 8 inches do.tp.
It is mounted on wheals at either end,
and has along the front cd.) it wido
iUngu of tin, tho front edge of which
roaches within about threo inches
of the ground. It is propullod from
behind with a double handle like that
of a lawn mower, and bid ween tho
handle ntrl thn tiviin body risjs a wall
of white canvas. This wall mtv be
extended by side wings slanted for
ward, to head oil' any f the more
wary hoppers who may direct their
brief hops away from thu rear wall
and toward life and liberty.
Til ere is nothing formidable to the
hopper in the canvas wall in itself,'
The small creatures might butt their
heads against it all dsy and sudor no
harm. It is on the rebound from the
wall that tho hoppers get the full
benefit of the dozer by falling bank
into tho sheet iron trough. This is
kept about half full of u cheap grade
of coal oil, a touch of which is certain
death to the insect pes:. The hop
pers that become immersed in the
fluid die almost instantly, while thoie
that succeed in hopping out, after be
ing besmeared with the fluid are soon
overtaken by symptom of paralysis,
aud later die. from their inability to
move about in quest of food.
The growth of the grasshopper poet
in Minnesota has been gradual during
the last three years. The first season
they were noticed in the Red liiver
Volley and in Pine and Chicago coun
ties, where they are now the most
numerous. They were very few in
number and causod no alarm. They
pluuted their eggs aud the next sea
son there were more of them. This
season there nro countless millions,
aud in the sections in which they have
been bred they threaten the absolute
destruction of the crop unless they
themselves are exterminated before
they reach their full growth. They
are now little more than a half an inch
in length, and it will be four weeks or
more before they have attained their
growth and are able to fly. Within
that time the campaign of the etoiuolo
gist must be completed.
' In the sections mentioned there are
now 4"'0 hoppur-dozcrs ut work. Esch
machine catches an average of about
two and a half bushels ti day, and the
hoppers run about 80,00!) to the
bushel. It is estimated that the hop
per carried olT in the machines num
ber not more tbau one-fifth of the en
tire number destroyed, The balance
bop out to die later. Thus ii will bo
seen tbat about 400,000,01)0 hoppers
daily fall victims to tho 400 hopper
dozers. More inauliiiies are being
built, all the Stato ofllaials lire en
couraging thu farmer to carry ou the
fight with energy by promising to re
imburse them for any expense they
may incur. It is hoped by Professor
Lugger tbat the pests will be so nearly
; exterminated tbis season tbat it will
bo a comparatively easy mailer to)
complete the work next summer by
making an early start, New York
Hun.
An l.leclrlc Thief ( atelier.
On I lie II flit floor of n large manu
factory on thn West side of Chicago
is a department employing a number
of girls, who have been complaining
for several monthsof theftscommitted
in t lit; i r dressing room on the sixth
floor, while they wera at work. Milk
handkerchiefs, veils ami money dis
appeared from time to time with in
creasing frequency, until the manage
ment began to rcnli.n that it was time
steps were taken to detect, the thief.
As the dressing room was kept lockod,
tho Key lining accessible only to those
employed in the department where
the losses wero reported, it was de
cided that onn of tho girls using the
room was rifling tho pockets of the
others.
Accordingly, n trustworthy girl was
taken iuto the conlblencu of the man
agement, rt double wire was sewed in
the lining of her cloak, connecting a
spring jaw in the pocket with the two
hooks on which tin clonk hung, Tim
jaws were placed in contact with one
of tho wires nu t insnlat.'d from e:'.ch
other by a small tongue of leather
pinned bMneen them while forced
apart, an I this tongue was sewed to
tin bottom of a purse. Kadi of the
two hooks (which were of lrns) sup
porting the garment wan held in place
by a long brass screw which went
throiii-h the partition and connected
itli a uio on the outside of the dres
sing room. Here the wires were
curried along nmler a molding,
through the floor, to a single cell li.tt
tery, ami a bell, place 1 in the series,
were hidden in the room where the
girls were at work, fifty feet away.
A switch was placed in a convenient
position, nliicli broke the current,
until the oilier arrangements were
completed. After closing the snitch
the only opening in the circuit was at
the spring jaws, which would In
brought tog.'ther by removing tho
purse and insulating tongue.
The trap had been sut but three
hours when tho b 'll van?, and the
owner of the clo.tli hurried to the
room where I he garments were kept
and there found the guilty girl, and
upon this evideuco the girl was im
mediately nccused ami discharged
after she had admitted her guilt,
Western Electrician,
How Wrecks III in.
Tho ways of derelicts are interest
ing and peculiar. There was one ves
sel that broke in half in tho North
Atlantic just where two currents met,
and one half went north ami the other
south, yet they oaine ashore with
more than 1,1):):) miles between tli 'in.
The Mauntitico, first reported
abandoned on D.icember 8, 18S0, was
last seen on duly 13, 1HS7, after n
drift of 2,(V)D miles in 21ti days.
The Vincenz Pcrotta, nb indonc.l
in September, 1882, came ashore on
Wntling Island in February, 18H,
after a drift of 5, '.).") miles m G'll)
days.
The Telemaoh, about thesamo time,
drifted 3,510 miles in fijl days.
Two schooners, abandoned during
the same gale in November, 18S8, on
the American coast, drifted 4,100 aud
4,800 miles in J) 70 and 317 days re
spectively. The Vest'alinden, abandoned in No
vember, 1801, was last reported in
April, 1802, after drifting 2,23:1 mile
in 151 duys,
One of the longest drifts of aban
doned ships on record is that of tho
schooner W. L. White, abandoned in
March, 1888, which came ashore at
Huskier Island, one of tho Hebrides,
in January, 1880, after a drift of
5,010 miles in 310 days.
These derelicts are obstacles for the
early destruction of which some
means ought to be discoverable.
A miss may b.i ns good as a mile
but shaving must be einbarrassingly
closo when it comes to passing, like
the Virgo, between two inttsts of a
dcreliiit in a slate of submergence.
Tit-Bits.
Save Your Eyes.
A medical journal recommends, a
a means of saving tiie eyes from the
effects of continuous use in sewing,
typesetting, reading, etc., a habit of
looking up from the work, at short
intervals und gluuuiug about the room,
Tbis, practiced every ten or fifteen
minutes, relieves the muscular tension,
rests the eye aud makes the blood
supply much better.
Pleasure In Ills Work.
"That sour old fellow, (Iriimpus,
has a job that just suits him.
"What's that ?"
"He's station master where fifty
trains go out every day, and he sees
somebody mis every otio of them,"
Cbicsgo Itecord.
OUR INDUSTRIAL REVIEW.
A PROSPEROUS QUARTER.
. .
Massachusetts Mills Paid Good Dividend
as a Result.
The report of the mill returns at Pall
filter, Mass., for the July quarter shown that
It has been prosperous. Thirty corporation
representing flt),170,000 in capital, paid
regular dividends, amounting to ;15fl,t?0, an
averngH of 1.R7 per cent. The average fot
the Afrit quarter was 1.72 per rent The
Dordnr city mills pslil an extra dividend of
lu pur cent, loo.oiiil. and the Hsgsmore
nuns sn extra dividend of H per cent, 72.000,
from Itis surplus hinds. J he Anuawsn
msnulactnry, Metseomst compsny, llnrnatiy
inaiitilactiiring company and Htavttns nisnii
fnvtiirliig company punned divlilents. The
llourue mill psld dividend amounting to 4
tnr cent, the 1 ru paid 0 per rent, nod the
Dion ;l percent, nnd 10 curpuratlon paid i
per cent eaclu
Fifteen Hundred Strike.
Fifteen hundred cos I miners, employed In
the mines along the l.nup t'reck Itallroad,
V. Vs., went out on a strike Haturday, de
manding su advance of 10 cents a tun nud a
cheek welghmsn. Hnreiolure the coal hss
been paid for by the car, at the rate of 60
reals lor a two-tun mesnured car, which the
nunsrs claim holds nearly three tons.
1 he demand Is that each car of enal be
Weighed. ss Is provided tor under the Ktnte
law, and that 111) ceu s a ton I paid. The
demsnd is almost Identical with that made
by the Norfolk sad Western miners, the first
of May.
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
I'ollowlnir are late tntelllgenoes from many
Industrial point of the country, of Interest
to employer and employe:
Hharon The Htcwnrt Iron company ad
vanced wnge PI to 13 of uts per day.
Pottsvllle Irou and Steel company will re
lume operations In three weeks, giving em
ployment lo lino men.
Mlddlesboro, Ky. The Watts Hteel nnd
Iron Hyudlra'.e have made another 10 per
cent raise In wanes of employes. This Is Ihe
largest basic ttcel p nut lu the Houlh.
V HmlnKtuD, Del.- The Kduemore Iron
Company has advanced wage of It employ
es 10 per ceul. to take cflect s'ter August HI.
too wutkmeu nro made happy.
Marlin s KerryThe laborers nt the Laugh
lln mill have received an ndvance of 6 pel
eenl: the employes In nearly all the other de
partment! will receive an advance avursglng
10 per ceut.
Lebanon Thn Pennsylvania Hull and Nut
company have advanced the wane of pud
dler and rolling mill hand 10 per cent, to
commence August in, being the second 10
per cent advance within a month. The Le
banon Iron Company bnve advanced Ihe
puddler and rolllug mill linuils 10 per cent,
to gu Into effect nt uuce.
Contracts were let Isst Thursday for a new
tin mill to be erected by I ho lleeve Iron Co..
at Canal Hover, O.
The big glass works of Ilryce, Hlgbee A Co.
at Homestead, has resumed operation em
ploying UtlO men, alter a suspeusion ol ovei
two inuuths.
The manager of the forgo tannery at Halt
Ill", Huntingdon county. I s.. have voluiitnrlty
added 10 per cent to the wage of their til) em
ployes, to take effect at once.
The mine of the nunlow coal company at
Punlow, W. Vs., which have been Idle for the
past year, have heun leased to fronton parties
and are being placed In bpe for opera
tion. Khnrpivllle fnrnacetnen agree io advance
Ihe wage of tioo employe's 10 nud 16 cents a
day If they would hut mnke auother demand
until January 1, It I said the offer will be
rejected.
The Knights of Labor msHs-ineellng, held
by the assembly of garmet eorkers at Cblcsuo
whs broken up by members of the federation
of Labor, who pitched the Knlgbla from the
ball. Three or four men were badly hurt.
The bituiniuoua eoal operators of Indiana
ny that they will not concede the demand of
the men lor the AO cents, but will hold nut
fur the 51 cents, the. differential on the Pitts
burg aeale, until October, when the advance
1 to made.
All the miner and furnacemen of the
Valentine irun company nt Jlelletonte, Pa.,
have been granted a voluntary Increase ol 1U
rents per dsy in wage. The order affect
400 men. The company has order abend foi
nearly a y ear' work.
In a few months Sharon and Sbnrptvllle,
Ta., will be enjoying an era of prosperity
that they have out lelt for year. The re.
viva I of buslnes ha already been frit. ' he
rumor that the Atlantic. Iron Work will
start na now taken the form of a reality.
Trackmen employed In laying rail for th-
Mauoulng Valley eleclrie lallray, between
Youngstuwn aud Girard, Ohio, struck foi
l 60 per day, aud new men were employed.
Tn strikers werr psld off. and learned, I but
alter deducting l 60 per week for board, tbelt
wages bad amouuted lo what tboy bad de
manded. The Irwin. Ta., Plato (Has Work, after
lyiug idle tor nearly two year, darted up
lull with .100 employe. Hiiive the work bsv
passed Into the bands of the present owner
great Improvement have beau mad and over
40.000 ha been spent in putliug them In
Brut-class condition. The force of band will
be Inereased bortly.
The lama chimney eale has been adjusted
for tbe ensuing year. The worker made a da
rn and for last year'uoalH. which waa granted.
Tbe manufacturers offered a number of new
pattern that lo some case required more
work and In others lees than thoie prevlded
for In tbe ca:e. Considerable time wa spent
In coming lo au agreement on tbe minor de
tails, but an amicable settlement was reach
ed. Doth the worker and muuufaaturer ere
Mttolled, und the oomiug Ore will start with
Ibe best ol feeling between employers and
employes. A very prosperous and busy run
Is predicted. The adjustment afleel more
0)an 2,000 workmen.
Built Over a Well.
Tbe eau of Ihe collapse of tbe Inland
building in New York, in wbicb flfteea live
were lost, came to light when tbe wo.-kir.eu
engaged In clearing away tbe debria lu the
cellar uncovered an old faibloned well under
Ibe foundation. It was aituated directly
under tbe cenual pillar of tbe structure, the
undermining of which precipitated Ibe du
aater. Tbe well wa only eighteen inubea
below the concrete base on which tne pillar
rested.
Wonderful Gold Discovery.
A party of prospeetor who bav Jutt re
turned lo Han Irauolsoo, on Ihe steamer
tiolden Mate, after a long tour of Investiga
tion In tbe Aleultnu Islaudi, annouuo) mat
they have foutid Ibe richest gold deposit iu
the world. They refuse to locate their dis
covery definitely, but it Is suid to be ou u
mall island u.l south of Kodiak Island. 'Ibe
ore I ald to be so rich tbat It can be out
from the rock iu almost a pare oouditiou.
Iron Mines T i B Closed
Tb mine nueft:a at 1-pe olnif, Mich., an
nounced i tint Ihe different companies have
concluded to pull Ihe pumps aud allow tbe
workings to 1 1 1 1 with water, uo e the m-n
decide to return lo nutk nltbiu tbe next lew
days.
raaght Oalvln's Only Hit.
Vmplre Oalvln's decisions In the re
rent Chicago-Pittsburg series of ball
games have caused a great deal of talk
among thn "fans" and Incidentally has
brought out a great tunny stories about
the genial .tames. One of these re
lates to .lames when he was at the
xenlth of his fume aa a pitcher. All
season (Inlvln had been twirling In rare
form, but tils baiting, never strong, had
been particularly weak. The others
used to say that when Jimmy saw a
hot one coming across the plate he
would shut his eyes nnd "swipe" at It.
The season whs drawing to an entl and
Jalvln had made scarcely a hit. It
was a trlllcnl point In the game, with
two out nnd the bases full, when (Inl
vln walked lo Ihe plate. Kvery one ex
pected him to shut his eyes nnd fan the
nlr. lie may have closed his eyes when
a swift t'tio emtio toward him, but he
didn't fun the nlr he caught the ball
with the cud of his bat and sent a sky
scraper fur Into center. It was a beau
tiful lilt and gave the fielder a race tn
Ihe limits, where, ns the ball en me
down, he renrhed out and gathered It
In a phenomenal running one hand
enteh. (inlvln had reached second
whin he saw the fielder gather In bis
solitary long hit of the season. He
kept mi running, straight Into the cen
ter Holder's garden nnd directly for Hint
individual, brenlhlnc Arc. The player
who I in I gathered in linlvln's only hit
saw him coming, recognized his dan
ger nnd scaled Ihe fence for a safely.
Jimmy Walvln never forgave him for
catchlbK what wtis apparently a homo
run.
lean of Scottish llukea.
The duke of Hamilton nnd Hi stolon
Is the premier duke of Scotland. The
dukedom of Hamilton was 'Toiled III
Itl4:t. during the civil war. Karl Craw
ford and llnlciirroN Is, next to the enrl
of Sutherland u title merged In the
dukedom of Sutherland), the premier
carl ou the union roll of Scotland. The
eiirldom was created In l.'IIIS.
He lore omen llnnceil Halter.
Komiiu actors attained wonderful
perfection In Him bullet about the time
of Augustus, nnd ballot (lancing was
popular down to the Inst days of the
empire. It was only in the hitter nnd
more degenerate daj Hint women op
pen red on the Htu go.
Highest of all in Leavening
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ln r find W tutlr .miit iiiti1ity
ninftidf tn imhltr iippruvHl the 'Hliftirnlti
li'iniil IniHthc ri'iurily. Sirup nf Kite. It l
I li'iiniuit to the ttiMr hidI hy itctliitf sternly mi
the kidney, liter nnd lmw' to leHtic the
MMeinrfiVHiiHlly.il mtimie t he rViilth hih!
nmfnrt. nf till w Imi i-e H, hihI w Ith inilll'ifiH II
its ihu Ih M nnd nnly i-erneriy,
A Smw Vimw o" Life.
Tf t nrnritn hw n'tn tin trvi n
ii,l)lf nnin fivni iit'lto.t. An I tmn
tiiriiritifiK hnw few ti ;!' ' mi v it. V ! n
"I'm hill. fir "Mi lis-il fi qitr or "t
miVI lei..M or "Kvrllilntf fri in Mill-
I im if in indie1ion K M the hitio n nf nl
yniir miwffi-ie. ttnrl n tnx nf Tfmtrt 'Inhttlei
would give )oii an entirely new view of IK?.
Mr. WtnMow'e Soothing Hj nip for ehlldrea
tiethlna. vintlenft the umt. reduren Inflfirnt
.Mi.iiJJaye iwiu. cure wind college buttle
SUty thuuvnnd ndm of land are deTOted
tn celery (;iowintr In the United Htaloi.
f r. Kllmer'e Swamp-Hoot ruret
rll Kidney nnd Mlndder t rouble-.
J'jinji'lilet and consultation free,
l-utiurmorv hinvhumi'tun N.Y.
Vatlel declare that lo war all vlnea, fruit i
I reel and srowing crop eboiild be pared.
Afiar byel( Inn had ttiren me up. I waa j
taved hy I'Imo :ure NaiT-H Triru, William- 1
port, Pa, November w, iKti
Tbe head of every tbineie male Infant fa
haved when be la about a month old.
Jf afflicted with rnreevetuee Pr. laaarThomp
tcn'tfcvwatr. Uructfieuaellatatic per bottle
Tbe largest apple orchard tn the world
oovera 1,637 acree, In Fairmont, Kan.
DO YOU EXPECT
Become a Mother?
If so. then permit us
lo say inai lJoctor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is
indeed a true
"Mother's Friend,"
FOB IT MAKES
Childbirth Easy
hv nrenarltifr the
system for parturition, thus assisting Na.
lure and shortening Ibor. " The painful
ordeal of childbirth is robbed of its terrors,
and the dangers thereof greatly lessened,
to both mother and child. The period of
confinement ia also shortened, the mother
strengthened and an abundant secretion of
nourishment for the child promoted.
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tions a to successful home treatment of
same. Address, World' Dispensary Medi
cal Associclion, Buffalo, N. Y.
ROMAN t'ATIIOUrn WHF.HK ARK YOt:
We ari.nl yuur .f rvlfes. Vt went a mans
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by Won. i(jnorH., III. Cardinal Ulbboua and
Archbishops Kyan aud I'orrlgnn. Heoond edL
Hon ready, (irsl miilon ol 5,1X10 goua in four
inouiha. This txrrltory hss not tieen worked
ret. Hlg commission. Hriisiiulck. Ih.rmh
'jllc Art Hub. Co., 10tf Arcbslreat, I'blladelpbla,
To
"Thoughtlits Folk Hive tha Hardest Work, But Quick
Witted People Use
SAPOLIO
Caused by Varrlnnllon,
"mm flit Jnurnnl, lirh nit, .VicA.
Itvsry one In the vicinity of Meldmm eve
nun and Chninplnlo street, Detroit, knows
Mrs. McDonald, and many a neighbor hat
reason to feel grateful to her for thn kind
and friendly interest she lias manifested in
ease of Illness.
Hhe is a klnd-henrleil friend, a natural
nurse, and nn Intelligent and refined lady.
To a reporter she re-en! ly talked at soma
length shout Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, giv
ing some vsry Interfiling n!au" In hr
own Immnilialn knowledge of marreloiu
eures, and the universal bsnnfi'-sii'ie of Hie
remedy to thoso who had used it,
"I have reason to know," said Mrs. M.t
Donald, "somnihlng of the worth Id this
medietas, for It has been demonstrated In
my own Immediate family.. My daughter
Kittle Is attending high school, and ha
never lasn vary strong since she began, I
suppose shestudles hnrd, nnd sho has quite
n distance lo go every day. When the small
poi broke out all of the school children had
to b vaccinated. I took har over lo Or
Jsmes-in and he vaccinated her. I never
saw such an arm In my life and Iho doctor
said he never did. Hhe was brukeu out on
liar shoulder nnd ha-k and wa Just ussMk
as she could be. To sdd to II all neuralgia
set In, and the poor child was In mlssry. Him
I naturally of a nervous temperament nnd
rhe suffered most awfully. Even nfter she
reentered the neuralgia did not leavo lisr.
Blormy dnye or days that were, dump or pre
ceded a storm, Iib could not go out nt nil.
Hhe was pale and Ihlu, and had rv appetite.
"I have forgotten jul who (old me ali'iiit
Ihe Puik Plll, lint I got some for hr aud
they cored her rigid up. Hlie hai n nine color
In ber fare, eals nnd straps well, goes to
school every day, and is well and strong tn
every particular. I have, never heard of any
thing to build up Ihe Mood tn compare with
Pink Pills. I shall always keep them In the
house and recommend them to my neifth
bfirs." Dr. Williams' Tink Pills for Pale P,plo
are considered an unfailing specific In sued
rilseasos ns locomotor ataxia, partial paraly
sis, HI. Vitus' dunce sciatica, neuralgia,
rheumatism, nervous headache, thn after e -teets
of Is grippe, palpitation of lha hear.,
pale and "allow complexion". Hint tired fee'
Ing resulting from narvous prostration; sll
diseases resulting from vitiated humors in
the blond, sunh as scrofula, chronic erysipe
las, ee. They are also a specific fur troubles
peculiar In females, such as suppression",
irregularities, and all forms of waaknes?. lu
men they effect a radical euro In all rsse-i
arising from mental worry, overwork or es
cesses nf whatever nature. Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will he
sent postpaid on receipt of price (AO cents it
lirnorslx boxes for 2 ftf - they urn never
sold In hulk or hy the 100) hv addressing Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., H-'heneelndy. N. Y.
Tower. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
The Greatest fled lea I Discovery
of the Age.
KENNEDY'S
Medical JDiscovery,
lONalQ KENNEDY, OF RCIBUBY, MAS3.,
a discovered In one of onr eoarmea
pasture wards a remedy ibat euro every
kind cf Humor, from the worst Scrofula
(own to a enmmoD plmule.
He has Irled II in over elevea hnedred
rasas, and never failed esoept In two ease
(both thunder humor). He ha now Is
hi possession over two hundred eerttfl
eales of It value, ail within twenty mile
Cl Boston. Hend postal rard for book.
A benefit Isalwaysexperieneed from the
Irsl bolile, odJ a perfeoleure I warranted
When the right quantity I takes.
When tbe lungs are affnetad It canse
(hooting pains, like aeedls passing
Ibrnuich tbemt the tame with the Liver
r Uowels. This 1 pause I by the duet
kelag stopped, and always disappear In a
Week after taking it Jlad tbe label.
If tbe (tomaob la foul cr bilious II win
tauttramlh feelln.- at first
No obnnge of diet ever oeoeasary. Eat
the best you can get. and enough of tt.
t)oe, one lableapoonlul In witter st bed
time, bold b ail JJroiTL'Ut
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