I
I
Signs In the Drupri.
. Slirns In the deaort, Indicating thi
ralla and giving dlmMlon an to ths
nearest springs anil well of frsh wa
ter are to be erected by Arlxnna ant)
California In the desolate regions on
wither aide of the Colorado Rlwr,
where no many trnsedles have occur
red tlirntijrh miners and others losing
heJr way or ifyliiR from thirst Tin
liros are hlnh poles of gas plp, wltb
big squares of sheet Iron at the ton,
and are palnled red, as that. Is tho col
or that can be seen the greatoNt dl
tanee In that region. The lettering will
tell the dlstanco from point to point
nd the location of the nearest watet
boles.
A Glnnt'aTrniihta.
He was a gtnnt lBsla,ttieplftnreof hraltli
nd strength, with Iroa musi-les, a tamoae
athlete. He pursued hlstrnlning excessively
to hold his fame, and doubtless trained too
much. VHh all his rxeretse the man wns
nervons, rostlrss nnd slwplrss, and then
rai'klng pains took hM upon him. Ho
could no' nnilemtnnd his 'onilitlon, Urr
neuralgia hnl st In when liethmight hlmsi-lf
In perti-et henlth. 80 In Hlleondltlnnslt will
take hold of 1 he nerves. They had been en
feebled to his esse, nnd they'nrn enfeebled
In a ihnurand oases In as mnny different
ways. Ho whs well ndvtwd and followed
directions ol experienced people. Boon his
nerves hegnn to be toned snd quieted nnd In
a short timotlie pnlnseenned altogether. Ho
had used Ht. Jneolis Oil freely nnd a euro
followed, and so 'will W follow In all cases
and oandltlons.
DwfHM Omiimi be Cnre4
toy local application, as they ennnot resell the
dlsssd portion ot the enr. 1 here is only one
wsy to cure deaf neM, mtd tlmt Is hy rotiMltu
ttonal remedies. DciifneM in cMuned by nn in
rtsmd condition of the mnconii lining of the
Einlarhlnn Tube. When this tulie itets In
flamed ye have a rnniuling sound or Imper
fect hearing, and when It Is entirely rimed
Deafness Is the reenlt, and nnlrnn the Inflam
mation ran be takea rnit nnd tbU tube re
etnred tolls normal rendition, hearing will be
destroyed forever. Nine caees out of ten are
eauAed by ottarrh, which Is nothing but an In
flamed condition of the mucrni wnrfnees.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
aa.eof Denfness leaned by catarrh) that can
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send tor
circulars, free.
P. ,T. CnrrntT tc Co., Toledo, 0.
pr Bold by Druggists. VJo.
Osborne House, I.le of the Whlght, Is the
prlrato property of Queen Victoria.
California has produce! a sweet-scented
violet the sire of a large pansy.
I. Kilmer's Swamp-Root enres
all Kidney and Hlnilder tronliles.
1'sniphlct ami consultation free.
Laboratory hlngbaoipton. N. V.
Ooldflsh were first brought to England from
China at the end of the seventeenth century
nnd were called Chinese gudgeons.
FITS stopped tree by Dn. Ki.ink's Ohfat
Nunvg Kkstoiikh. No Ktx niter firm dnyV use.
Marveluus cures. Treatise nnd Sji.uurlnl but
tie free. Dr. Kline, Ml A11I1 Ht l'liilu., I'll.
Mrs. Wlnslow'e Ponthlng Myrnp for children
teetblng, softens the gmnn. reiluces Inflnmn
tlon, allays pain, cures wind college, a bottle.
FJao's Core for Consumption nan no ennnl oh a
Cough medicine, K. to. AliuoiT, UN) Heueca
at., buffalo, N. V., May t, ism.
If afflicted with soreevenuse Dr. Isasc Thump
ton's Eye-water. Drugglatsaell at&'xi uer bottle
Fall
Medicine
Is fully as Important and as beneficial as
Spring Medicine, for at this season there Is
great danger to health In tha varying tem
perature, cold storms, malarial germs, prev
alence of fevers nnd other diseases. All
these may be avoided if the blood Is kept
pure, the digestion good, and bodily health
r vigorous by taking
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
The One True Blood Purifier.
fAJt Dtfls ear all liver Ills, blllom
kdSa S rUII neu. headaches. Am.
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Your Poor
Tired .
Husband.
He has worked hard
all week.
Let him sleep late
Sunday morning;,
then treat him to a
breakfast of
Buckwheat
Cakes.
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full time; ft! ft to J4I wt?MS.ly; Utile or Kntlmiu
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GENERAL MAHONE DEAD.
Virginia's Valqna Veteran Statesman
Expires.
flea. William Man one, who has been lying
very low from tha eftoots ol a paralytic
gtroke, died at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Be began to sink Monday night, and thi
doctors stated that hs would not live through
the day.
Gen. Jlnhone was born in Bmithamptoa
eounty, Virginia, December 1, 1H2H. H
prndunted nt the Virginia mllitnry Institute is
1K47, and until the beginning of the elvll wst
was enxsgod In envlnenrlng, nnd was ths
constructor of the Norfolk and Petersburg
railroad. He Joined the confederate army
In 1HM. took part in the sapture of tre Nor
folk navy yard In April, of that year) rnised
and commanded the Hlxth Virgbila rogl.
ment; was engnged In most of the battles ol
the peninsular campaign, those of the Hap.
paliannock, and around 1'oterstmrg, whore
he won the soubriquet of the "Hero of ths
Crater."
Throughout his career in the army he was
noted as a flehttag commander, lie was
rommlatloned brigadier general In March,
1Hi;4, and major general in August of the
same year. He subsequently led a division
in Ambrose P. Hill's corps, sad at Lee's sur
surrender was at llermuda Hundred.
At the close of the war he became presi
dent of the Norfolk nnd Tennessee railroad.
He also engaged In politics nnd was tba
leader of the movement that elected Gilbert
few
crntAX wrir.TASt wabox.
C. Walker governor of Virginia. After fall
ing to secure the nomination for thatontcn
In 1H78. be orgnnlr.ed and became the leafier
of the rendjuster party. He was elected to
the I'nited Htntes senate in 1KH1, and served
till 1MH7. Though elected as a readjusler,
he voted with the republicans, nnd by so do
ing gnve them control of the snuat..
While in the snnste a dramntlo incident oc
curred la a debate between (ten. Manone and
Senator Voorhees. The senator from Indi
ana upbraided (ten. Mnhone for neting with
the repRblicnns and when he concluded his
remnrks den. Malinne said that denuncia
tion of him most stop, and asked whether
the senator from Indinnn adopted the phrase
"renegade democrat," which be bad used in
his speech. Henator Veorbeae replied that
he endorsed every sentiment and word that
he had uttered: that he endorsed the word
renegade and his criticism of the course of
the senator from Virginia. Henntor Mnhone,
la reply, said: "That Is an assertion that no
v. uuuuiitunuiRUffguiiijnUA 1 UB-
nounce it as euch. Let him take that and
wnnr ii. jno inciaem, one 01 me most no
Hlnce Urn. Mahone left congress he has
a laminar ngure aDout toe enpitol.
During the last session of congress hs spent
considerable time between the senate and the
house looking after a bill under considera
tion for the purchase of certain property
from him for a site for a Dew government
printing office
TOWN BURNED.
Part of Bayard, West Virginia Destroyed
by Fire.
During a high wind at an early hour Wed
nesday morning, fire broke out In the general
merchandise store of J. A. Marshall, situated
In the center of the village ot Bayard, twenty
miles west of Tledmont on the West Virginia
ft Charleston railroad. The flames spread
rapidly, and by 3 o'olock tbirtv-two bouses
and six stores, together with their contents
had bsen consumed, involving a loss of al
most 60,000, with only small Insurance. The
burbed district comprises one-tblrd of the
town, including the best dwellings ot the
place si; ot wbloh were of frame. Several
families lest everything they possessed In ths
names ana were rendered homeless and
penniless. They are now belnn cared for bv
their more fortunate neighbors. Help wai
eat irom oioer towns in tno vicinity, wnich
alone prevented the destruction from being
vuiire.
KILLED HS FAMILY.
A Georgia Father In Jail (or Polsonina
Hie Children.
News has Just reached Griffin. Ga., ol a
tragedy that occurred Id Pike county, nesi
Mllner, on Monday, lu which eight or alas
children lout their Hvm k-
Istered by tholr father. It seemed from tbs
imunuawuu, iuhi iom Hpeer, taking ad
vantage of his wife's ubsuuoe, and being
prompted by Jealousy, administered tne fatal
dose to bis children. He Is now behind ths
Held Under Slavery.
Writs of babeus corpus were served npon
Kee Owyang and Leon Lam. proprietors ol
the Chinese Village on the Midway ot the
Atlanta Exposition, commanding tbem to
bring the bodies of the nine Chinese women,
charged by Lum Ling, an Atlanta laundry
man, with being held la Involuntary servi
tude. Ling, who appears in the role ol a
philanthropist says the women were bought
In China and transported here against theli
will. The writ was taken out under the
thirteenth amendment ol tba constitution.
These are the Chluese concerning whose
admission Into the Uulted (states at Og
densburg, N. Y., bos caused 10 much
trouble,
Ths Inoome Tax.
The reoords ot the treasury department
show that 1.X22 persons paid inoome taxes
aggregating .i;iu oeioro the adverse de
cision of the supreme court as to its consti
tutionality was rendorea. Of tba whole
number 709 have applied for and been re-
lunaea me amounts paid, aggregating 7H..
Against Qlovs Contests.
ftlnva annteata VAiwiwjul ann,l. i
' wvtuvi VIVW IB
New Jersey Id a decision banded down by
nueiioe vuugiaas. me pouoe Justice bold
that contests with gloves were prize fights.
r z ,-" -j tuiu lur.urr
stated that the opinion ol sporting mea that
. ww utw.ij m wmiiiug exniDIIIOD Ula DOS
bold. Ad opinion could only be taken Iron
us biased pstaons.
flEWSY CLEANINC3.
Immigration Is Increasing.
Missouri has 8BS coal mines,
.We have 203,948 acres ot peanuts. '
Stockton, Oil., has an Arab oniony.
Typhoid lover Is epidemic In Chicago.
There Is a short sugar crop In Europe.
Texas has 7758 pensioners ot tho Civil
War.
The epidemic ol diphtheria Is spreading
rapidly in Ht. Louis, Mo.
Tho Kentucky mtilo market Is reported to
be extremely dull this fall.
A Japanese convert has come over to try
to evangelise Ht. Louis, Mo.
It Is now said tlmt tho output of bicycles
lor lH'Jd will not be far from 800,000.
A contract has been signed lor a cable be
tween Brest, France, and Now York.
American securities and enterprises are
said to be growing la lavor In London.
Th. robbing, murdering and torturing ol
Armenians goes on without interruption.
The Philadelphia mint Is coining gold (20
pieces nt the rate ot 20,000,000 a month,
A host of caterpillars is devouring every
thing green around Berlin and in Silesia.
The horso meat packing-house at Ham
mond, lud., has been declare! a nubvnee.
The Yale senior class will wear caps and
gowns every Sunday throughout the college
year.
Onions are in unusually heavy supply this
season, especially In New Englnnd and NW
York.
In Terrell, Texas, boys who smoke cigar
ettes are not allowed to attend the publla
schools.
William Norrls, nlncty-flve rears ol age,
has been convicted at Uirminghatn, Ala., ol
Counterfeiting.
Tho Pelgtans at TTgnndn, Africa, shot 100
ot the followers of Htokos, tho slave trador,
after bringing him.
The apple crop in the South this year Is
very large nnd Virginia v.111 lead In the num
ber of barrels shipped.
Plngren's potato patches lu Detroit yield
this year 60,000 bushels of "spuds" and HO,.
000 worth of other truck.
The Muxlcnn bull fighters, who fought
mills in Colorado, have been lined flo
nptece for cruelty to animals,
Charles Marshal, a California convict,
tinder sontenco to bn hanged, owns a gold
mine whk-h pays tSOOO a month.
Tho Russian thistle, which Is giving so
much trouble in tho Dnkotas, seems to be
gaining n foothold In Wisconsin.
Work has begun on heavy batteries nnd
modern formications nt Willets Point nnd
Dnvid's Island for tho defence ot Now York
City.
Over seven Ihousnnd children have been
crowded out of the New York City S'.-hools
by Inck of room. The night schools will
Dave 40,000 pupils.
New York City has an epldomle of diph
theria, nnd the health authorities have nt
tempted to handle the matter without giving
pnniicity to tne incts.
It was announced at a meeting of the Milk
Dealers' Association that, owing to the
drought, New York's milk supply had fallen
on nearly iorty per cent.
The heat record In London for September
was twenty degrees nbove the record. The
outburst of tho murder mania in Englnnd
was aunoweu to tno aunortnai neat.
At Rhelms, France, a young eroto-mnnlnc
coolly gave ntmseii up;ulter cutting a little
boy to pieces, nnd explnlned that he hail
been Impelled to the shocking aot by the de
sire w Kill.
jr.. il?e Aimy. oi tne jJitri'-t court, Cam
bridge, Mass., tins commenced a eampalgu
against the practical Joking of Harvard stu
dents by btiivlly fining a freshman for steal
ing a business sign.
Some time ago the Greek Government gave
tho town ol Yinilanl, Mich., a portrait of the
u reea uenorni psnnnti. it disappeared nnd
wns supposed to have been stlen, until the
cieric louuu it in a closet tne other day.
Mine Explosion.
At an early hour Tuesday morning the res.
cuers discovered the bodies of the men who
perished by tbs explosion In the Dorrnnee
mine nt vnicestarre, l'a. The bodies were
borrlblyburned. and were found In one nlace.
The men had evidently been been killed by
the force of the explosion. The victims nre:
WM. L. JONKH, aged 2tt, ohlef ot engiueei
corps, oi miK'-Buarre.
WM. CA111I.L, aged 10, cnglneerr, ol ritls
ton. LLEWELLYN OWENS, aged 22, engineer,
ot I'ltteton.
DANIEL DAVIS, aged 35, Ore boss, ol
n iiaesuarre.
Students Rioting.
Dispatches Irom the city ol Daroelona an
nounce that serious conflicts have taken
place there between the liberal and Catholic
students ol tne university. The trouble, II
appears, u aue to tne mot mat tne govern
mem suspenueu a professor who published a
book which was declared to be heretical.
The riots started I nthe university, and flnal.
ly reached the streets, where the rioters wsre
reinforced by crowds of peonle. A series of
fierce conflicts between Catholics and liberals
led by students, during which mnny persons
were wounded, followed, and the dlsordei
was wltb alUlculty suppressed by the po
lice. Beer Garden Riots.
There tins been a growing agitation at
Munster, Westphalia, for some time against
the order issued to close the beer gardeus and
other similar places for obtaining refresh
ment at a much earlier hour than customary.
The result Is that a number ol serious con
flicts have taken place between the police and
the Inhabitants In the streets. Matters finally
reached a orlsls Monday evening, when the
gendarmes and polloe charged a mob ol
townspeople with drawn swords, wounding
many ot ths bitter. There Is a vory bitter
feeling against the authorities, and It Is fear-
cu tuai mere win oe more trouble.
TWO HUNDRED DROWNED.
The People Were Hurled From a Raft
Into tba River.
Details have reached SL Petersburg ol ths
capsizing ol a raft on the river Oka, near tht
village ol Ozery, upon which was a large
number ot persons. It Is now learned thai
there were 200 factory bands on board tbs
rait when it capsized, and ol tbe large num
ber drowned torty-two bodies bave been re
covered thus tar, Including thoso ol twenty,
live women. Others are still missing, aud it
icareu mai mu ueuio use win oo largely in
creased by the final (coord.
Six Children Burned to Death.
A Are attended with torrible results occur
red at Snyder, a station on the Canadian I'a-
oitlo railway, thirty miles north ol Tweed,
Ont A bouse occupied by Thomas Lindsay,
bis wife and eleveu hildreu, was destroyed
and six ol lbs children were burned to death.
Lindsay himself was badly burned, and was
almost suffocated by smoke lu attempting to
save tuo cuiiureu.
Forty-five Guilty.
A dispatch from Foo Chow, China, says lh
Ku Cheng Commission tlnds that 110 Chlness
took part lu tbe mnsnucre or missionaries at
Hwsang. lifty-niue persous riave been pui
on trial. Eorty-flve bave been convicted.
Thirty-two cases are uwuitlug tbe vioeroy't
decision. The commission Is at a standstill.
vuuau.B aie aiuijiiy awaiting oraers.
Fourteen Llvse Lost,
Tne British sleatner Napier collided with
. i. 11-1.1.1. M i . . . 1 . . .
.uv uiliteu aanillf-r 14IVUBI. 00 tne ISIBna Ol
Aalaad. Tbs Llvoma sank, and H ot bei
crew war drowned.
"WTiat lakes a Man Do This?
What makes a man of 80 or 40 take n
sailboat when be can't tall It, put In
his friends or family for Imllnst, nntt
go right out to rnpsltlMg nnd tragedy J
You can't answer that any more than
you ran explain how such a fool lins
nmdo out to survive to hltt present nge.
Why didn't ho retieh his deserved fnla
long before? No one can my. Knoiigh
tlint It does overtake htm nnd he gets
from ten lines to a column In tho paper,
according to how big n fool ho wan.
At the shore tve see sailboats run away
out Into the sound, until they can hard
ly be seen, and when tho clouds come
up and It begins to thunder the ven
turesome amateur who la n way 4 out
there is the hint to start for shelter.' lie
doesn't know enough to know bis (lun
ger. So It goes each summer, and each
summer has Its long string of drown
ing tragedies for a part of Its history.
But, as we said before no one summer
does It tip completely, go as to give
civilization n fresh chance, A lot of
people are drowned for their folly this
year who lived through lant year, which
wns Just as good n year for drowning,
and a lot will live through tb'.s year
nnd go out nnd drown In IS'JU as read
ily as If they were led.
labsley Did you carry cut your
threat of tolling Kauiuelson what you
thought of him? Mudge No. The
telephone girl said she positively could
not stand such language ? ' "H
A NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
ITS CODIt flKAl.TH AT SKVKNTT.
l llltKK VDAItt Of AUE.
Miss Cornwall's Wonderful Iterorery ol
Health Iteraine Well In Two
Months Alter an Illness of
Six Years.
From the liejittrr, JVeto Harm, Conn.
In this rapid age of ohm when so many
men nnd women lire old nt fifty, one who;
has lived three-quarters of n century, aud
then, nfter debility and suffering, regains
benlth and vigor, must bo regarded with a
feeling ttkiu to wonder. A New Englnnd
lady has been louud who has bad this re
markable experience-
In the family ot Clarence Williams, a Che
shire inrmer ou the Meridcn road, Cheshire,
Ct.. lives Miss Cornelia Cornwall, n ladv
seveiitv-three years of nge. For several
years Miss Cornwall's health has been de
clining very ropldlv. caoed bv a general de.
blllty. Her friends feitredthat th" respected
lady had not long to live; but u kind Provi
dence directed the aged lady, ami in n uews
raper advertisement Mies Cornwall lead
about Dr. Williams' Pink rills a few boxes
of which she procured at onco, nnd with the
result that Is liest told III her own won Is.
"About six years ago, ' Miss Cornwall be
gnu, "my health commenced to full. I stif
fered from loss of niinetite nut pains In dlf.
ferent oiirta of inv hnilv. M- onliilitlon
gradually grew worse until mv lltnln were
spparently uunble to bear my weight, aud I
eoitlil no longer go up stairs without tliuus
slstmice of some one.
"I consulted physicians who prescribed
medicines for my blood. These. I continued
to take for several mouths. Imt without any
effect. The sense ot feeling in mv lower
Gimlet seemed to be leaving me, and I began
to fear that it was honet.s to look for acure.
I was still suffering terribly from the pains
tnrougii my oody. when 1 chancer to ren't
the story of a cure that had been effected
with the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pn'e People. I discovered that the town
druggist here had none on sale, so I sent
Immediately to the headquarters In Hchenec
taily, N. Y., and secured two ol the boxes ot
the pills.
"Last December I commenced using the
Pills regularly, nnd a month after I had been
taking them, I felt greatly benefited by their
use. 1 ne lewung in my itmus enmo nnck
again, and in two months I was able to go
about the house us I bad been accustomed to
a year before. Now. as you can see; I am
enjoying good health. The pallor In my
face was removed by the pills. A number of
mv friends lu the neighborhood were com
plaining ol symptoms somewhat similar to
my own, and I recommended that they lake
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They did so, and
they tell me that they have been very much
benefited by their use. I still coutlnue to
take the pill, though there Is not so much
necessity tor them at present. As a purifier
of tho blood, I consider the Dr. Williams'
rink Pills a wonderful medicine."
, Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be
Sent post paid ou receipt of prioe, (SO cents a
box or six boxes for f 2.50 they are never
Sold in bulk, or bv the 100) byaddressing Dr.
Williams' Uedlcluo Co.. schenectady. N. Y.
. 8tory on Reed.'
The following anecdote oppenrs In a
recent number of Leslie's Weekly:
"After he was graduated from Bowdoln
College ex-Speaker Heed thought seri
ously oTTieconiing a minister; but lit
studied law Instead of divinity, and
went to California to bang out his shin
gle. The story of his admission to the
bur there Is Interesting. 'Tom,' said
the judge, 'Is the legal-tender act con
stitutional?' 'It Is, sir,' answered the
young lawyer, who knew bis exumln
er's bent. 'You ahull be admitted,'
suld tho Judge, and tho ceremony wat
over. This version spoils an excellent
auuedoto. Tho story as It occurred It
as follows: When Tom Reed was to b
examined for admission to the bar,
Judge W. T. Wullftce was then on th
Supremo Hcuch, and the candlduto ap
peared before him for examinutloa
It was In the eurly sixties, and ths
country was convulsed with varying
opinions on the legal-tender act It Is
true that Judge Wallace said to the
candidate: 'Is the legal-tender act con.
stltutlonal?' 'It is, sir,' was tho reply.
'You ore passed, sir,' replied Judg
Wallace at once; 'any youug man whe
can decide grnvo constitutional ques
tions like that off-hand requires no
further examination.' "
Mrs. Stanford's Sacrifices.
The name of Mrs. Leland Stunford
will or nt least ought go down In his
tory beside that of Queen Isabelle; In
deed, It will have greater lustre, fur
the proud queen of Arragon doubtless
was well persuaded by the eloquence
of Columbus thut a new empire was
awaiting her, and It Is easy enough to
risk even crown Jewels when an em
pire where Jowels are as pebbles In
the brooks, Is In prospect. But Mrs.
Stanford, lu making personal sacrifi
ces to keep open the ritnuford univer
sity, has no empire for herself In view,
nd her sacrifices are all the more no
ble because they are made to open tbe
empire of knowledge to others. Worn
on kind. , ' -
Highest of all In Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Whra Mature
feeds assistance it may be best to render It
promptly, but one should remember touse even
the most perfect remedies only when needed.
Tbe best and most simple and gentle remedy is
the Syrup ot Pigs manufactured by the Coll.
(nrula fig SyrtiD Ca
in Wales It Is believed that if any one kills
a wren he will fall down nnd break a bone
before tho end ol tho year.
At The Office
yon may have a sudden billons nttnek or bead
ache when it is itniKmalhie tor you to leave your
wors. ll you nave a oox ot itipans i nmues in
your desk u tahule taken at the tint Symplon
will relieve you.
Ornsshoppersare remarkable lor possessing
In an almost equal degree tbe powers ol fly
ing nnd looping.
The Greatest medical Discovery
of the Agt.
KENNEDY'S .
Medical Discovery,
DONALD KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY, MASS.,
lias discovered In one ot our common
pasture weeds a remedy that cures every
kind ol Humor, Irom the worst Scrofula
down to a common pimple.
lie has tried It In over eleven hundred
eases, nnd never failed except In two eases
(both thunder humor). He ha now la
bis possession over two hundred cert Id
eates ot Its value, all within twenty mllos
of Boston. Bend postal card for book.
A benellt Is always experienced from the
first bottle, and a perfect oureb) warranted
When tbe right quantity Is taken.
When the Iuuks are affected It cansea
shooting pains, like newlles passing
throuiih them t tbe same with the Liver
or Bowels. This Is caused by the ducts
being stopped, and always disappears In a
Week after taking It Head the label.
If the stomaoh Is foul or bilious It will
cause squeamish feelings at first.
No change ol diet ever necessary. Eat
ths best yon can get, and enough ot lb
Dose, one tablcspoontttl In water at beti
tlme. Hold by all Druggists,
Timely Warning.
The great success of the chocolate preparations of
the house of Walter Baker & Co. (established
in 1780) hat led
many misleading
of their name, labels, and wrappers. Walter
Baker b Co. are the oldest and largest manu
facturers of pure and high-grade Cocoas and
Chocolates on this continent. No chemicals are
used in their manufactures.
Consumers should ask for, and be sure that
they get, the genuine Walter Baker & Co.'s goods.
WALTER BAKER & CO., Limited,
DORCHESTER, MASS.
Seasonable Bargains
o Bounds
like overcoats or household goods, but this time
'tis Guns, Pistols, Revolvers, Bicycles, &c.
Johnny gets his gun about this time of year,
and to know just what to get and WHERE TO
GET IT, is why the Lovell Arms Co. put out
their New Mammoth Catalogue. It will tell you
lots of things you knew before lots that you
didn't know. It's a sure money saver for a
bargain hunter. It says nothing about a few
Second-hand Bicycles, but they are bargains
too and ehould be applied for at once.
JOHN P. LOVELL ARMS CO., BS'
Sole U. S. Agent lor "STAR" AUTOMATIC PAPER FASTENER end
WILLIAMS TYPE WRITER.
Agents wanted In every city and town for the Lovell Diamond
and Excel Una of bicycles.
"A Good Tale Will Bear Telling Twice." Use Sapolio!
Use
SAPOLIO
germ-life
The doctors tell us, now-a-days, that disease perms
are everywhere; in the air, in the water, in our food
clothes, money ; that they get into our bodies, live
there, thrive and grow, if they find anything to thrive on.
Consumption is the destruction of lung-tissue by
germs where the lung is too weak to conquer them,
lhe remedy is strength vital force.
Scott's Emulsion, with hypophoephites, means tho
adjustment of lung strength to overcome germ-life
It is fighting the germ with the odds in our favor,
lhese tiny little drops of fat-food make their way
into the system and re-fresh and re-invigorate it.
Whether you succeed with it or not depends on how
good a start the germs had, and how carefully you can
hye. The shortest way to health is the patient one.
The gain is often slow.
0 cents aad 11.00 SCOTT & BOWNE. Ch.ml.U. flCW Vori.
Latest U.S. Gov't Report
It Was an Ontrnge.
Of Bishop Bathurst, who waa a great
whist player, It Is reported that on
hearing tho name of a new appoint
tnent In the chapter there was wrung
from his the passionate eielamatlon
"I havo served the Whigs all my life,
and now they send mo down a ennnn
who doesn't know clubs from spades!"
Men's Rights in lleagnl.
Man asks for protection ugnlnst mer
cenary woman In Bengal. Biibti Knslk
Lnl ny wants the government to help
hi in to suppress the excessive expense
of Hindu marriages, nnd especially the
dowry of the brides, ns "the temptation
of selling tho son to the highest bidder
has become too great to be resisted."
PROFITABLE DAlKV WORK
Can only be accomplished with Ilia very best
of tools and . a.u appliances.
With a Davis JrV Cream Sepa
rator on. the O! aaaaaa ' TOa '
sure of more
butter, while
milk Is aval
Farmers will
take to get
Illustrated
mailed rasa miraff Agents wanted
DAVIS RANKIN BLDO. ft MFQ. 00.
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ran it
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fewdered aad Psrfumsd.
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Ih frrmot! and pvrtti LTB
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tr baat prfumM Hard Hoap In M
minute tclfhouf boiling. It m th
beat for oleanalng wnitepln. ell
lnlVotlng nl Din, cloMta, waibtn
bottlei, tiAlnta. trca, ate.
aVtN S A. hALT UFO. CO.
(Jan. A nt.. Phlia., Pa.
CONSERVATIVE RESPONSIBLE.
Mit ytm mon7 in hanlt rarainir h'tt $ pr cent.
K?rS,?.,lJ5 GOOD STOCKS
you may maka man? tlinm thtt amount of Intratt.
I fteidom havis ao grxxi n market t trad in, :irt a
vantnjfa I ro ahotild iialt ine to mave i. dif at
lal of mnnay for tv rtHtomer "innf thi h it
jrrar. Hem! for ref'rri.ce and full lnnrtnattoa.
HOWARD BLADE. 74HtoadwM.N.Y.City.
to the placing on the market
and unscrupulous imitations
The Catalogue is sent by
mall ea receipt of to csnts
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