Feed
The tierves upon pure blood. and they will
be your faithful servants and nnt tyrannical
tnflHtnnii you will not be nervnna, but strouir,
eheerlnl and happy. To hnva pure blooJ,
nnd to keep It pure, take
Sarsaparilla
Hooct'B PHI cure nil Liver ills. i cunts.
Karllest Vegetables Always ray.
That's ro, the oilltor hours Mr. Market
OnrtnAr say. Woll, why rton't you have
them? Rlmply because yon don't plant
Balf!r's Northern ffrown seo.ls. His vegeta
bles are brud to earllness nod they aever dis
appoint you. flnlzcr In the largest grower ot
yegetnb'es, farm seeds, (trasses, cloven, po
tatoes, etc.
Ir too Witt. COT TBI OCT AMD SIXD IT TO
the John A. Salser Heed Co., La Crosso, Wis.,
with 10 postal, yon will (ret samp'.e pack
aire o( Early Bird lla llau (ready to 10 days)
and thnir great catalogue. Catalogue alone,
So. postaxe. ' (A.)
Educate mn without religion and you
make them clever devils.
FITS mopped tree by lin. Ki.iXK'emirtT
f miva Kksthiikr. Nn tits after first day's use.
nrvrlous cures. T rentier slid .ii trial bot
tle tree, lir. Kline. Mil Arrli M.. l'lilla.. I'n.
mi
orcU ENJOYS
Bolli the method nad results when
Byrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho to?to, and acta
gen'Jy yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, diope's colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation, fiyrtip of Figs ia the
only remedy of .its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tho tasto and ac
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agrccablo substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo mado it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figa is for sale in 50
Cent bottles by all hading drug
gists. Any reliablo druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. lio not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIS SYRUP CO.
84H fPAHCISQO, C'L
, toumviiu, nr. m hork. r.
FHlll
Hundreds of ladies write us that
they " can't find good bindings in
our town."
It's easy enough if you
insist on
having
BIAS
VELVETEEN
SKIRT BINDING.
ok for "S. II. & M." on the
el and take no other.
If your dealer will not supply jot
we w 111.
Send (or umplet, showing; labels and mate
rials, to the S. H. & M. Co., P. O. Box 699, Net
York Cliy.
COZsB'S
NEW UollKSTIO
COFFEE BERRY.
rtl ItK THAN A GOLD MINE.
Ilulse yi-ur owu oo.te at teas tnau 1 oeui a pjund.
Uul hlnu tariff stor-eoSae ifj. Taupoor roau'a uland
and iloli man'i oallibt. Matures orib tar fcou'u la
our teouttis. plaul auy (line up to the UOtki ( J uue.
u,uAi taruivra supplied and wary une praises It.
aa produutd orer sixty bushels per acre. Home
refer It tu store eoffes. Pruuuaea two cropa a year
n uie South- Larua paukat p latpakd canti, or
uoiub to piant suO bllla, so oeuta or ataiutM. Will
.at ftu) puta o( uioai nwllcloua oolTe, tjuod anoub
ir a kin, la auperMdins atora citlee aa (ait aa Its
tarlu Oac'traa ku-iwo. Latum outaU)u uf fitly uvw
ar.etitfftofaaedaand taallmualnla tiom iiatrunaail
vejr die Uuiuu aaot fraa wlta aaoti oMirbr
v. U. tULU, Buokn.r. two.
' r fpei-lal AoJal prlem to brmcre nn4 wr
.Hbi. uAv flaa- riiM $U to fVW wr month ulitw
4 u arW eaea duritve ia letitter. tea cV'fi'i
,4 wrt Mmultli4.ln.umt. -
Hoods
M'IKXTII'IC SCHAl'S.
Blotting pnris are now mails from
porous atone.
"AutiB.'ptio wool" Is runtiufncturoil
from pent in Ireland.
Ico is tbo only known botly that
docs not contract under extreme
coM.
Ilirrm Maxim still believes in his
flying mnoUino and ilovotoi muck
timo to it.
Tlio nmoitnt ot nir that a man will
inlinlo in twenty-four hour will fill
aoveuty-t'iglit hogH-hcnda and weigh
fifty-three potimls
Five liuuilrcd volts of an eliictrio
current ia oonaitlered dingerona to
bullion life, but (loath depouils lnrguly
tiiou pliyaicnl cuntlitions.
Tlio invettigntions of Wclier have
ahown that tho ciulinrss of bnir
varies with its fliitneaa. The natter it
ia tbo more it cuiU Curling irons
flatten Ihu linir.
Sharks ortetrwoigh 3,000 or 4,000
pounds They live partly on vegeta
ble's '"t are voracious of everything.
Tho ivhito itlinrk bai boon kuown to
RWiillow a whole man.
A chemical torch which Ignites wkon
wet, ia n novel German invention. It
is intruded fur lile-buoya, which are
thiii made viaililent night when thrown
to perHons overboard.
I'rolmlily becauno it found the
wtitcrn of tho Atlantic getting too cold
the Ken Korpont emigrated to that part
of the Muditurrnuean which in callod
tho Arcbipt'l. When soon there it ap
peared tu bo 300 feet long more or
lea, mid raised its head ten foe t, more
or less, abuvo tho watcra.
The Orango Free Stuto, in South
Africa, Hituitted 4,000 feet nliove the
level of tho sea, enjoys absolute im
munity from tuberciiloHiH, and sines
this fact is bocouiming bettor known
in Europe and America tbo Hours'
paradiao will before many years, bo a
more than Mecca for tbo countless
host of consumptives.
Scales are now mado of such ac
curacy that they will weigh 4 small
mark mado by a pencil upon paper.
Tho scales will register lcis than the
ten-millionth part of a pound. A
signature containing nine letters has
been weighed and proved to bo
tho fifteen thousand five hundredth
part of an ounce, troy.
'ot That Kind of a Undder,
Although a Bailor can ' 'jockey" a
yard-arm gracefully, he is anything
but imprcsHive in that some on horse
back. Yet ono of the first things that
a mau-o'-war Jack steers for when he
gets on shore with the liberty-money
iu his pocket is a livcry-stablo, where
ho can mount the hurricane deck ol
an animal.
During tho time that one of our
vcshcIs was at anchor off Newport,
liberty was given, and two of the sea
men agreed to hpend thoir limited
amount of money on horse-flesh. One
of themancgotiated with the liveryman
and soon appeared in tho street
perched in the saddle. When out oi
sight of tho stable-beeper, Jack's com
panion hove alongside and mouutod
behind his mate. In this fashion they
sailed down Main street until tho
square was reached where Commodore
Perry's statue is placed.
"I say Bill," cried the sailor in tho
saddle, "put your hujm aport, and
let' go up and have a look at th
stattoo."
'All right, my boy," answered Bill.
Then he reached back of him,
cunght tho horse's tail, pulled it hard
around on his loft, amLawaited devel
opments. After a minute he sung
ont :
"Something's the matter with the
eteeritig gear, Jack ; she won't mind
hor holm 1" Harper's Round Tdble.
An Eccentric Duchess,
Taris has lost one of its enriositioi
by ' the death of the Duehesse de
Porna, who was also Dowager Countess
of Caithness. Sbe was the daughter
of a Cuban planter named Maristegue,
immensely rioh and fond of entertain
ing. She beoame a Spiritualist, took
up Maie. Blavatsky, and believed her
self to be an reincarnation of Mary
Stuart The palace she built in Paris
she called Holyrod, and a statue ol
Mary Stuart offered by her to the city
was refused, as it turned out to be a
portrait Cf herself. Her title of Dimn
ess was given to her by Pope Leo.
With all her ecoentrioities she was
very charitable. New York Sun.
A Probable Result.
Wife I'm afraid, John, that if tbs
hired man's indulgences continue you
will have to discharge him.
Husband Quite unnecessary, my
dear. He's so loaded all the time he
will fall down some day and dia
ohargs himself. Richmond Diapatolv
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Beginning of ths Session Last Kenag
From Governor MoKinley.
Tho Ohio Insrliilatiira convene! on the 0th
am) Ixilli branches proweiW to orirnnlisn.
Hon. 1). I,. Meepor of Athns was elnotod
speaHer of the house and Hon. Clmrles U.
li.mlcr nf Dayton sppakfr pro tern. Mont.
Uov. Harris pr ali.- In tlio sonata nnil Hon.
J. ('. HiitKltipiller of (liilllpnlla waa eleeteil
prrwlilent pro tcm. Onv. Mi'Klnlev's loot
mnirn wna mail. It dealt ohlellv with atate
matlera. Atnonu other thlnire hn ailvlm-d that
no more atew lie taken towanl abandoning
the oanaln until the ahlp eanal roinmlHoloii
made It report to eonxretw. A few Mils wero
Introduced, the most Important lielnit one In
the senate to change the age of Consent from
14 to IS years.
The lact pKiilar message to thn t.euls!n
tiirn of Governor Jlchlnley, was presented,
It deals with Hlate afTiilrs.
Amonir other thine, It touches on biennial
elections, recommend (lint life convicts may
be pamlcd, If proper, after serving ten years
ami favor a general Inw for thn lietter gov
ernment uf municipalities. On the later top
ic he aim ply says:
" The subject of government of cities Is
likely to engage your attention, and yon
will And no subject more worthy than this of
your very serious consideration. A general
law uniform In operation throughout the
Mute for the organization of municipal cor
poration would Im bencflclnl to the munl
elpnllth s themselves, as well as to tho Mtate
nt large.
Hn refer to the attempted lynching In tho
State a followni
"Within the Inst yenr thorn have been two
attempt to lynch prisoners charged wltb
crime, who were under arret and in the cus
tody of the olTlcers of the Inw. In hoth en.wa
the aid of the military was Invoked ly the
sheriff of the county, In Imth cases the law
was tipholil ami the prisoners protected
from the lyncher; but iiiifortuniitely In liotli
eases only after the sacrlllcn of life. In the
ense In Honeon county two men were killed
tvfore the military had arrived. In the ease
In Fayette county the military were present,
acting under thn order of the sheriff. Tho
proti-tlon of the prisoner In thl ease t
the deep regret of all concerned, resulted lu
the In of a num'ier of lives.
"Tim spirit which holds thn laws of thn
Htnte and the authority of Its rhiwn officer
acting within the Inw In contempt, kIiouIi!
not lie permitted to triumph anywhere In
Ohio. 'I hi State hn boasted, and can justly
boast, of the virtue and iiurllv of Its courts,
nnd the uprightness nnd mimes of Its Juries.
The spirit of lynching Is a relleotlon upon
both courts and Juries, and all legally con
stituted authorities of the counties and the
Htnte a well.
"If there lin a crime so repulsive that tho
punishment indicted by existing Inw Is inado
iiuiitc, let the General Assembly by law
promptly Increase the vnnlty. l' urge tho
General Assembly to use all tlio power at Its
command to frown upon and stamp out thin
spirit of lawlessness, which Is a reproach
upon the ritnte anil shocking to our civiliza
tion. Lynching must not be tolerated in
Ohio.
AN ENGLISH RETREAT.
Bow ths Germans Regard Great Britain's
Warlike Preparations.
In diplomatic circles, It is bcllovcd nn ami
cable solution of tho Transvaal question Is
only a question of day.
The warlike preparations made by England
are regurded as a ridiculous demonstration
to cover tho Inevitable ehoek to her policy.
The emperor styles them "Itucckzugskauo
nndo" (canuonnde to cover a retreat. )
The Krcur. Zeititng asks against whom are
tho arn.ements of Kngland directed and ex
pnHes the opinion that Kngland wishes to
divert attention from Africa in order to snnp
up thn Trnnsvniil.
It Is admitted at the Russian embassy that
thn anti-English article in the Ht. Petersburg
Times, promising Frnnco-llusslnn support to
Uermuny, relleets Ilussian oftlulal vluws.
A Court of Arbltrsttoa.
A move Is on foot among a number ol
prominent Americans and liritous In London
to bring apout the formation ot a permanent
court of arbitration to settle all disputes be
tween the two nations, as proposed by Justlos
Harlan in 193.
MARKETS
riTTSBUKO.
Grain. Hour and Feed.
WIIEAT No, 1 rsd............ 68 (19
Mo. S red. 67 W
CUKK No. S yellow ear, ...... M mi
No. S yellow ahoUea......... 3
Ml led ear, SS H
VATS No. 1 waits ... in Da
Ntt S while , ,, KIU SI
. Lieut mixed . S-4 si
KVh No 1 . 40 4o
No. S weetorn 48 44
FLOI K u, inter patents UleuJa.. 8 40 lal
Fancy SprliiK patonia ... 8 Ml 9 10
Fancy straight winter . S 40 M
hye dour Iw 8 110
BAY No, Uuiotliy 10 Si Jtt 55
No. S . is du ja co
Mixed clover. No. 1 ..... 15 00 15 ii5
New liny, from wagons. If mi 111 00
FKU No. 1 Willie 11 il, ton. 18 SO 14 00
Na S W hite MiddUugs........... 11 Ml lit 110
brown Middlings ... 11 00 11 50
Bran, bulk lit 00 IS 60
8TKAW Wheat s 00 S 50
- .. S ot) M 00
Usiiy 1'roducU,
BITTTKH Elgin creamery. W a 87
ancy Creamery ,, -S3
Fancy Country KoU.., lti is
ClIhhhK Olilo, new S 10
New York, new 10 11
nut and Vegetable,
ArPI.ES Bid 75 ay)
HAa Hand-picked, por bu..,.. I S3 1 40
ro'l Alocjy iiiue, iu tr. bu iti its
From atore, bu iti 811
CAtibAUH Uome grown, bbl..... lio Ml
DNlu.Na 1'nliuw, bu S5 80
roultry, i-tc
l;mCKENH, V pair , 40 60
Tl KKtVS, tll 7 S
EUUb Pa. and oulo. Ireab 80 HI
HtATUK:vs-Kxtra ilveoeoae.yitt Ki tu
UlaoelUtusous.
BKKD8 Clover tai lua . 60all
'limotb)', prune.. tlS S bu
Blue Oiuaa ) 40 mj
MAl'LK Mil LI', now .... ?o SU
JJlUtM Couuirf , swsol, bbl.. S 0J 8 5U
TALLoW 4 4
W1IEAT-NO.S ttuo..... .ZZ IH)
coiiN Mii'id";!r.!z;";";;zn r
OA I S....MH.........MM.M........MH...MM. SO SI
EUliS ltttM $
H U IThtt Ohio Creamery SS 7
FLOUR, ...... a I Sad 4 TS
COIO.-N0. g Mixed. an
OA I S No, Wluta SS S4
bUTikH Creamery, exira...... vl
sliiQS l-a Urate S3
waivv loan,
FLO UB Patents a ( Total 4 It
W UJiAT-Na . Kd J5
OATS tits' Wiiru'."Z"!ZI 83 S4
uuiiut creauiery K5
Euoa otata aud f enn so si
LIVE STOCK,
cam-Eat, fines Vabus, East Lusstt, Pa.
0A11U,
Prims, 1,(00 to 1.400 IU ....,... 4 SO a 4 40
Good, l.iuo to 100 iba .... 4 10 4 so
'iidy, l.ouo 10 l.iwib 1 wo sic
fair Ugtl steers, U to 1U0J lba.. its s S5
Uiiuiuuu, 7uu 10 suvBi s 60 1 it
BOO
Light weight, .. 4 so 4 05
kivdium,... 4 so 4 gt
Uaavy j 41
feougus sud Blags..... w tu
sua.
xtra.l 10 10 ll lbs.... 1 79 4 00
Uood. St 10 So lba..,. 8 go 8 40
fair, to w SO lb I 75 t K
iOiuuuau ..... g on s 50
lrui Laiubs 800 tm
notnrnlnsr to Old Cnatoms.
California has gone back to intilt
tennis for the transportation of freight
just as In the old dnys before rallrontli
were btillt. A regular line of hg wag
oris, with slx-tmilo teams, bet wee 1
Htockton ami Fresno, bus just beet
started, nnd It will connect at Ktnrktol
with stenniers to and from Han Franv
Cisco. The lino lins been started Id op
position to the Southern Pacific rail
way, with the object of forcing dowi
tho rales. The experiment was mailt
once before and successfully. The mull
teams, In connection wltb the s tea mora
can carry sugar, for Instance, front
Ran Francisco to Fresno for 3 a toi
less than the railway charges, and It ll
believed that a similar saving ran bt
made on other freight. The ruerclianti
In the volley towns are Interested ir
the project, and say that It Is an evet
thing for their Interests whether th
railroad cuts down Its rates or tbeb
freight la In futuro baulod by mult
teams.
A Missionary Ship.
About a year ago a party of PevcntD
Dny Adventlsts chartered the brlgan
tine ritcalrn aud started out with her
from fan Francisco on a missionary
expedition In the 8011th sens. Word
of the vessel has Just lieeti received
from Nukunlofa, Aonga. The party had
visited Tnhltn, Rarotongn, tturutti, rit
calrn and many. other Islnntls, stopping
long enough at each ono to dlHtrlbutu
tracts and pnmphh-ta and Illblea and to
do missionary work In various ways.
The vessel took to I'ltcnlrn a number of
the Islnutlers who had been vluitlug
Ban Francisco.
The Absence of It.
If there Is any truth In the snylngthnt hap
piness Is the absence of nil pain, menial and
physical, the enjoyment of It can only bo
found In heaven. Ilul so far as the physical
Is concerned, It is within eaty reaehi nt Icnst
measurably so, as far as cute will go. Tim
Mim it human mlfory In this line Is mad" up
of grenler or leps deirrcea of physical sulTcr
Intr. 'J ho minor aches anil pains which
afTliet mankind am ensy to reach nnd as
easily eureil. There me 110110 In tho whole
category, which, li taken In time, cannot lie
cured, "'i hey must In some form nftllet the
nerves, the lioncs, the muscles and Joints of
the human body. They are nil more or le.4
hurtful nnd wasteful to the system. nr.
Jacobs Oil Is made to cure them, to Rent eh
out hidden pain spots, nnd to cine promptly
In a true remedial nnd lasting way. Very,
very many have not known happiness for
years tllllhey used It, and very many ato
pulling ofr euro aud happiucos becuuau Ihey
don't use It.
To be hnppy Is of far bss consequence to
thu worshlppi'rsof fashlou Hint tu appear so.
Tlurrah For Pennsylvania.
Ths farmers ot Pennsylvania are to ba
congratulated. M. M. Luther, ' East Troy,
Pa., grew ovor 200 bushols Balzer's Silver
Mine Oats on one measured acre. Think ot
itt Now thore are thirty thousand farmers
going to try and boat Mr. Luthur and win
200 la gold! and they'll do ir, in Now York,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and tha eaut. Will yon
be one ot thorn?
Then there ia 811 vor King Barloy, cropped
on poor soil 110 bus. per aoro In 1899. Isn't
that wonderful and corn 130 bus. and pota
toes and grasses and clovors, fodder plauts,
eta, etc Freight is choap to New York and
tho cast.
Ir too WILL CUT THIS OCT AND SEND it With
lOo. postage to ths John A. Sulzcr flood Co.,
La Crosse, Wis., yoo will receive their mam
moth catalogue and ten paokagos groins and
grasses, Inoludlug above oats, froo. (A.)
When tho Htnte li most corrupt, then the
laws uru most multiplied.
MATS or Ohio, Ritt or Tolsdo. I
V L.UUAHf?ni!TV. f S
. ... v. , r. , uinnniimta luai nsis ins
senior partner of ths Unit or P. J. L'henky ai
Co., doing biiinM In the Cily of Toledo,
Ciiuntyand biiteaforeaatit.and thatsaltl strut
r'."..ta ,um "f ONE HUNOllEl) 1JOL
L.AIIS for eacli nnd every orne of t 'aurrh that
can not be cured by Its uao of Ha i,l's C atahku
'-S""- . t. , t'HAHK J. I'SIMr,
Hwora to nerore ms and suinwribed in my
presanoe, ItteeiliiUy of J)ecemlier, A. I), lotto,
I I . W. IlI.BASON.
SAuf Aoiar,i'u6.toi
Hall'a Catarrh Cars Is taken Internally, and
sou i directly on ths blood and mucous surhuies
of ths system. Bond tor teatitnonlals, free.
' F.J. C'hknky AUo.,Tu!sUo.O.
Sold by Llrugguu. Via ' 1U4uov
A crowd always thinks with its sympathy
never with Its reason.
Siwosns Aitn Artists (iknku ally are users
of "flnucnVi Imiu'ilal 7Voc;t" for Hoarseness
and Throat Troubles. They sfford Instant relief
Prodigality Is the vloe ot a weak nature, as
avarice is of a strong one.
I am entirely cured ot hemorrhage nt lungs
by Plan's Cure for Consumption Louisa Linii
AMAN, Bethany, Ma, Jan.
Sirs. Window's Soothing Bymp for chlldrsn
teething, softens ths gurus, reduces lnflntna
tiiiD. allays bain, cures wind oolic:ioo. bottle
Ho who has health has hope, and he who
has hope has everything.
bt. Kilmer's 8wahp-Root enres
all Kidney snd bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and consultation free.
LaburutorT Bingbamiiton. N. Y.
Fear nnttllliir in mueh na aln anil wmiw
moral hero Usui is complete.
Cooking
Two CuofuU of
Hecker'8 Self-Raising
Buckwheat,
Two Cupfuls of
Cold Water,
Stir few times, '
Bake on a hot riddle.
Takes about a Minute.
BUCKWHEAT.
AHr A
lesson
ASK YOUR DIALER FOR
W. L. Douglas
3. SHOE "WorsTo!""
If you pay 8)4 to 8)0 for shoes, ex- gaa ja
smine the W. I.. DoiirIss Shoe, and 5 aC
see what a good shoe you can buy for aav
OVER IOO STYLES AND WIDTHS,
CONGRESS, BUTTON,
and LACK, made In all
kinds of the neat selected
leather by skilled work
men. W
make and
sell more
S3 ShofS
than any
other
manufacturer In tha world.
None Pennine unless name and
pries Is staniied on ths bottom.
A'k ynur dealer for our s)S,
4, ai.no. a. no, av.SA shoesi
S.SO, OS and t.TS for boys.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. If yourdealer
rannot supply you, send to fac
tory, enclosing price nnd 36 cents
to pay carriage. State kind, style
of toe (cap or ptain), sire and
width. Our Custom I )ept. will fill
your order. Send for sew Illus
trated catalogue to lloa II.
W. L. DOUCLA8, Brockton, Mas.
UH-tmpl, Angi lo. ItiilM-ua. 1 a
To "I.INRSB" am tha Beat and Most RconrnnV
Sal Cellars and OnSa wurni they am mail or fine
cloth, both altlMS flitislmil alike, anil hairia rrTaiasi
le, one collar la aoual to two of any ot'inr l.lait.
Thff ft iraV, wr vU and lemi rill. A liol ol
ti(Oouiar liTsPausol Oufla for Tsnty-yivs
A H-mnla Ontlar and Pair at Oifnhj mM 1st Sss
Veals. Heme at) le and Bits. AUdraas
aVKIlHIULB OOLLAB OOMPAVr,
wraauuiaat,. Mew York. r KUUr Sc.
IttS AFltSTOTOR CO. Sues half the wnrlS's
sntiilmtll tiiinlnew, tim-aiuie It has reduced ttieeeat ot
wind
hi 1 .,1 wnac 11 was. , 11 naa many Dranra
Mruur dour. It can and dnee lurmnh a
m belter article for le. nmny tlinn
tey Jfr.W !Ti 'h. It masm fiiiiilns and
CV HliiaCl'tesrM. Steel, (Inlraiuied niter,
rhK!injl'nmrMUm Wlmlnillla. lililn(
V L AXtTr Stld SiiMl hik-i TlHr.r. HIMI ln.K Naa
lamea. Steel Keeil f?iittdra anil VA
Grlnilera, on arpllcatlnn 11 will name one
of tlli-e articles Hint It will tiirnuh I.MIII
Ssanarr 1st el I 3 Ui u.tial prim. It ai mates
Tanks and Piimr nt all hlnes. Hnd for ratsliwfi
factafii 111. Rwkwsll ssS f lllsnra Slrerts. Calcaxa.
PR PI? lie. trial psckaje KI.AIJ fA I.T.
r !, "lire cure for II K A II II K.
Addreaa Fi.AU MAI.T CO.. KaMuiaatl. K. V.
ftniHf nflMnThtn Hahlt Cnrsd In IS
IS 1'IIJrS 2 N J'y I II I ' li red.
BrTTLfiAx PUJG
rap
M4
HAS JUMPED IINTTO PUBLIC FAVOR ON
ACCOUNT OF ITS SIZE AND QUAIHY.U5
a Great Big Piece
of high grade tobacco for
It's
usually
growth.
Pearline by the company it
8
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muf i T :vaT
Sasato---rKX5,',l
"Thrift It a Qood Revenue." Great Saving Results
From Cleanliness and
APOLIO
Mr. Wm. J. Carlton, ot Elisabeth, It.
J., says I "I consulted a physlelan la
the eountry this summer whore I was
spending my vacation, about a
ehronlo dyspepsia, with whleh t
have been a Rood deal troubled. It
takes the form of Indigestion, the
food I lake not becoming assim
ilated. After prescribing (or ms for
some time, the physlolan told ms I
would hava to be treated for
several months with a mild laxallrs
and corrective) Bomothlna that
wonld gradually bring back my .
normal condition wlthont the vio
lent aetlon of drastle remedies. I
recently sent to the Doctor (Dr.
Thomas Cope, of Naxareth, Pa.)
a box of III pans Tabulea, and wrota
him what I understood tha Ingro
dients to be rhubarb, ipecac, pep
permint, nlons, mix vomica and
soda. Hs writes back. 'I think llio
formula a very good one, and will
no doubt Just suit yon.' "
Hlpina Tab-ties are soM br drilKalirts, or by ma'l If
the prlee IV) c-tiU a ikisi la fr it to The Kiui-M
fbemiii.l Conpaiy, Ho 1(1 spruoe at., Ma-.y sural
Sample rial, 10 0111U.
l'NUI
Jutflintl vvt ilt nh'' y-'i imw w
tu .k i n J J 1 olturir ant . wu 1 nr.
ni.h !. Wurlt nml Ivai It Vull Ins
witst in Mm iKi -jr m v..n
sn I nn Y ttr -.'litm -nti'l wi ')il xpinlii
Hit' linnlnta" fu'lrj rrmcn r Kiiai
q !(' m. i l ar fr-itl. op (.1 hf- rv y'
wi.rlr. s'i t lii("llf "ur ; rl nl ms.
D. T. SlORiiAl, Manit-r. Hot Lr. llftfltOIT, MU HII.AM.
Surcessfullv Pronocutet Clnims.
T-li' C'Iik ipnl I- xamlnai U 8. I's-nnlon Hurnnu.
J.trnlu IishI wur, lutU'HlictiUiiKcliiiuia, ittly alin
OPIUM
anS WHISKY hahlts enrer). Ttonkaent
rare. ir. s. s. enoLt.al. atuvti. us.
I3EC?
liUHf-S
.8 WHIHi ALClLSttAllS. J
utwli brnp. TsVpteflUotid. UNI
IT'TP. ,.iin HT flrillTL' tuts. I
IN THE LEAD
a slow process,
education, development, and
But it hasn't been so with
Mten
Pearline. Pearline's success haa
been a wonder, from the start. All the
more so when you consider the
many poor imitations of it, which
claim to make washing easy.
1 hese things tend to confuse
people, of course. They're
forced on the public by
peddlers, prizes, substi-
N tlltirm f-tr Nn r1M,r
they're often thought to
be the same as Pearline.
We protest. Don't iudp-e.
has to keep. n