T
Spring
I0II1G
four blood In Spring in alrnoit certain to
be full o( impurities the aeonmnlntlon
of the wluter months. DikI ventilation
ofsleeplnfl room, Impure Mr In dwell
ings, factories nod shops, oviirpnting
heavy, Improper food, failure nf the
kidneys and liver prop-rlyte do ostra
work thus thrust upon them, nre tho
prima onuses of tills condition. It Is
of the utmost importunes that you
Purify
Your Blood
How, as when warmer wether come and
the tonle effect ot cclil bracing nlr Is
gone, your weak, thin, Impuro tdool
will not furnish ne-.'essary Btrnnntb,
Thst tired feeling:. Ion of appetite, will
open the way for serious disease, ruined
health, or breaking ont of humors nnd
Impurities. To make pure, rich, red
blood Hood's Sarsnpartlla stands un
equalled. Thousand. testify to its
merits. Millions tnke it M their
Bpring Modlcloe. Get Hood's, because
Hood s
Sarsaparilla
la tbe OueTrue Blood Purifier. Allilrnmrisis. $1
"l ' PrepareJ onljr by C. L Rood a C., Lowell, Mn.
kaJIa Dills ere the only rills to tnke
nOOU S rlllS with Hood's Samntwrilla.
Have They Yonr Name?
The National Circular IMs'ributors'
Association had a conventlou at I'liUa
dclpbla recently, and In the reports nnd
papers which were read some rather re
markable facts were developed. In
1805 nearly (55,000,000 circulars were
distributed by the members of the
association. Various methods are re
sorted to by which now names and
addresses are obtained. One ot those
which has been the most successful
li the buy Ins of jetters from cvtov
erg o manufacturers and d7iiir$. At
least 80 bureaus make a' practice of
buying and soiling letter. One Phil
adelphia loiter broker has a collection
of addresses which Is worth $250,000.
It includes 400,000 catarrh cases, S.'.ooc
one-armed men, tift.000 .pne-legtred men,
11,000 amateur detectives, 7,S0ii invent
ors, 23.000 "new" doctors, 14,000 halt
dye men, 38.0OO bald heads, besides
many other classes of possible buyers.
WHAT HEADACHE IS,
THE DANGER SIGNAL THAT NATURE
' GIVES TO WOMEN.
It Bli&lfies That Serious rcmale Trouble
! IltyllllM-Ut.
Mostynale diseases manifest their
presence V,a. headache.
When a dnlfhoavy ncho In tho lieai
is uccompanlod by disordered stomach,
' bad taste In tho mouth, dull
eyes, pains in back and
proins, lasid ri'i J tude, nervous
ness, despon c 'tb dcncy nl if"
regularity,
It Is tima
to locate the e
trouble and
romrtrO it..
SAl. .
1 . We will teU
yon right
I cow that the
I symptoms
I Indicate posi
V lively that
' w
aerioua womo
tronblo la Imminent.
V Don't let this fearful disease pet
ytm la Its power. If you are uncertain,
Write to Mrs. Finkhum, at Lynn, Mass.,
.' giving; full symptoms. Your letter will
be read, acted upon end answered by
one of your own nix, and without
; charge.
&ote Mrs. Snyder letter to Sirs.
Finkham-
" Before taking your remedies, day
after day I would read the testimonial
of women who had been cured by the
use of your Vegetable Compound.
" At last I decided to write aud tell
you my condition.
"I had been examined by phy&tclnns
who told me that my womb was
eery large and prolapsed, ' and also
eaid there was a growth on the
Inside of the womb tLut must be cut
ut menstruations were bo palnfv.l
that I suffered for three days of every
month, and
it was impossible
to get any
month I
For two
used Lydia
ham' Veg-
E. Pink
table
Compound,
Blood Puri
fier and
Bunative
Wash, and
now 1 am
entirely
cured. I had
suffered nine
years, think '.i j
there was no
cure forme, and it only
-xjjc five bottles of your remedies to
cum me." Mils. L. b.N VPi.lt. 'l'rtriitio
Juncxton, XI. J- -
pur n
I month I
WW
, - - Mrht Habit Cera la i
' la an ti i s, K, pay till surest,
v . a , bil..rtfH(NTuaaan.am
WILL BENEFIT BELLEFONTE.
an Old and a New Industry to Be Started
There.
The flrllrfont" Imn nnd Xnll 'uri nny'l
plnnt wns lenwd ly Henry Harris, nf Oi-crtto-town,
la., tnriHor of the mill works
there, nml he evts to put It Into opera
tlon Immediately. The plant tins lii-'-n Mle
for many yenr, eer slnee the nn-lntm-nt of
tli-ni nil Heaver.
'Hie li'-ll .fente Hammer and Tool Com
pftny wa ort-nnlzeil here, with ,Iohn H.
llarrl. l lioiiiii A. Hhoeninker, .loiej,)i 1.
Moiitm-niery, Harry Jenkin. Hownnl I.ln
trie, VMiliam .'inkins, nnd Kllis Orvls ns
fto-Miijl'h'rs. It is the Inteutlon to ereet
l iilMiiiv f"r the mnniirneture of knaimers,
tools nml w'fternl utilities,
A ninn apparently 10 or fn years of ngr
wnsi li.Htantly kill-it liy a nnrthtuiiiml frelclit
trnln i-n the l itl-lmrif A Lake Kre rnilrnH'l
nt lieiiver Fa IN. II" was nntlied nlmat th
statlun hefore the train eame up, nml when
It Imi pa-wil his miitilateil nuialiis werf
fund. l'pnn hi lioily were toiunl a Mnall
Mank I'onk, In wlm-h was written the ml-(Ir-psof
(1-orKe W. Murtou, No. Hallonl
street, Cleviiain!. Ohio.
The New f net In Ttihe works is now lielnii
enlarged. The works have net l.eeu Imilt
ninri) than fmir nmiitlis, nml alreaily they
line nrderx that will keep them Imiy for
niiiiithn. Four new Hiiueiilirifr liirnii"es nre
lielt:K eonstrueteil, nml a bin Iron nud brick
buililiug Is being i neled.
The eontraet has lieen l t for the new
s-'honol-liue fur the See,. nil ward. New
I'axtle. It will be built In the mot llrlto
eratle portion of the eitv. nnd will nm over
SaS.OOii. It will have 1 i Mum nnd will con
tain an S'cembly ball ou the third lluor. It
will b" Heam-heHted.
Wlllinm Vlndf-h,oonveted of the murder
of his wife nt I'lttaton, was senteneed nt
Wil;;eiWirre to be haitfred. He made n scene
In court by deciarinif that if he should he
lmnt-e.1 "there would he another murder in
Luzerne county."
Th' eonirreiratlon of the First Iinptlst
Clrirch, of Minn-ii, refUM-d by a vote ot 151
to 61 to accept tbe rcMvuntton of the pastor,
Pev. I'. S. Tinker, but smile uf his opponents
tlireateu to leave the church.
Arrnncements have been completed by tin
11. A. Lozier Steel company f..r the erection
of a larife t"el tubing j.lnut in Kilwood ( Itv,
to co-t C2O0.000 nud to irlve employment to
400 m n ly the nil-Idle of summer. '
William r. Morrison, who wait a member
of the I.Ptfielritiiro from Lawrence county
from 1PS to lMKji, nml from lxiit to lw.ii,
was paralyr.ed Tmsdny while sitting In a
chnirat tho stock exchange. It Is thought
the stroke will j-rove fatal.
It Ib expected by leading attorneys ol
flrei'nsliurg Hint the court will give its con
sent to the building of a court house, ami th
lOntrnct for an f ("00,000 structure will bt
awarded In a few days.
Grove nty college has eloed Its winter
term, which was tiie most successful term in
the history of the college, the average at
tendance being 8tj0. The spring term will
open March 31.
Ore- nsburg people nre now being supplied
with miuiufHctiireil fuel gas fonlome-itlc pur
poses by a company of which J. L. Hastings,
brother of Governor Hastings, is superinten
dent. The Firt Method!! congregation of Wash
ington, has decided to celebrate the 20th an
niversary of the dedication of Its church on
June 18.
Margaret, a little daughter of Nelson Horn
ing, formerly ot Pittsburg, whs probubly fa
tally burned at Green-burg, by her clothing
taking lire from a grate.
Lee Cochran, a notorious burglar, was cap
tured nt Iiiillnna. on Miindnv night, nnd in
his possession wns found a iot of plunder, in
cluding rare coins stolen from Lmplleld't
drug store.
The Sharon Social Ffshlug dub will prols.
al ly sell the camping grounds at Tondern,
t hautauiua lake, to Pittsburg capitalists.
James Abraham his been arrested nt Pun
bar on a serious charge and held uudor 4500
ball for his appearance Bt court.
St. Andrew's Catholic church at Erie was
destroyed by fire, causing a loss of tC, 000.
nearly covered by insurance.
A. Jones was nppoiuted chief deputy
sheriff in Fayette county. This ends a lonu
Ilepublican factional tight.
Fire destroyed the house of James Hazlett
near Huntingdon, causing a loss of 1 2,000
Insurance, tl,B00.
J. C. Bredln A Co."s flour mill at Wea.
Kunburv wns burned. Loss, 15,Uo'0: Insur
ance, n,500.
Oov. Hastings issued the death warrant ol
Frank Morris, who is to be hanged at Union
;oa on May 20.
Ilobluson Bros., nt Sharpsvlllc.have struck
oil at a depth of tOO feet. It run a barrel In
an hour.
Tbe Hill Farm works of the Dunbar Fur
nace company were put Into operation again.
The fillers at the Wheeler furnaces, Mid
dlesex, struck, aud tbe entire plunt I idle.
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
. The height ot Queen Victoria is four teal
ten lnohes.
Prince Blsmarok continues to enjoy ex
cellent health.
Turpie, of Indiana. Is the most studious
man In tbe United States Senate.
Muntr Bsy, the new Turkish Embassadoi
to France, Is not yet thirty-six years old.
'Trincess" Ealulani of Hawaii, who It
now In Northern Italy, is to bs married tc
an Italian nobleman.
The smallest Prime Minister on record u
M. Stolloff, of Bulgaria, Ha is only tout
feet six Inches In height.
Paierewski, the pianist, is accustomed te
practice four to six hours a day, In addition
to his public performances.
The Bhah of Persia owns the richest eol.
lection of Jewell and ornaments in tbe world,
It being valued at t60,000,000.
Ex-Senator Beagan, ot Texas, Is tbe only
surviving member of the Confederate Cabl
net. He Is enfeebled with age and has par.
manently retired from publlo life.
Americans prononnos the name of the new
Spanish commander In Cuba. Genera
Weyler, as If It were spelled "Wyler," bul
Minister De Lome accents it as if it wert
ipellei ''Wayler."
The youthful Duke of York Is descended
from nine distinct strains of blood, vis.,
Norman, Flemish, gootcb, Saxon, Spanish,
French, English, German and Danish, yel
Ire is as Englishman,
When the -Prince of Wales alludes to till
mother ha always uses the words, "My
mother, the Queen." The Duke of York In
variably refers to a "My son, the Dnka ol
York." On the Coutlnaat such simplicity Is
tabooed.
The JSbub of Persia, has aeeepted aa In
vitation to bs present at the oorona'.lon ol
the Czar, and will be accompanied on his
visit by tha heir apparent, whom ba will
take this opportunity of presenting at the
Bnssiaa Court.
Cbauneey 31. Pepew, ex-Governor Flower
and Episcopal Bishop Potter received tin
thirty-second degree la Masonry tbe othei
day in New York- It took all day and hall
tho night to get through the work oi confer
ring the degree.
INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
iflners Wages Inorested Window Glass
Trade Meeting.
A meeting of the Window Glass Manufac
turers Is called to assetnlilo at Columbus,
Ohio, to discuss matters afTectlng their In
teriKt. It Is understood thnt one of tho most
Important ipiestions which will l discussed
nt the meeting will l the advisability of
establishing southern agencies In nil large
cities to sell illreet to consumers. This Idea
bad developed ns a result of the contention
which line been going on between manufac
turers and Jobbers for some time. Jobliers
have been holding back their orders, nnd
manufacturers have been forced to hold their
stock or sell at prices In-low that agreed
upon.
The Old and the New.
Who recollects the l.uckwhent cake of a
generation ago. l-fore we had patent pan
cake Hour? Who can see any likeness be
tween the modern substitute, made of uoliody
knows what combination V Once we had
real buckwheat cakes, with real country but
ter and real maple syrup. What do we ent
now V Probably buckwheat enkes made of a
mixture of cheap baking powder, buckwheat
euough to flavor, and wheat Hour of a low
grnde to give a white color. To this Is added
maple syrup made of brown sugar, glucose
and n maple flavoring. We ent the Imitation
buckwheat because, we turn up our nosi-s nt
the honest dark color of the real buckwheat.
We eat a tasteless white wheat bread for the
snme reason. The sweet, nutritious black
wheat Hour that we enn n-enll In the yenrs
gone by Is no longer pretty enough. We
want white bread, forgetting that we nre
throwing cut of our Hour tho bone and
muscle elements of the wheat when we take
It for looks rather than ou a food value.
Miners' Wages Increased.
The long promised Increased In the mining
rate throughout Northern and Central Penn
svlvnnia Is to be made April 1. Notices to
tfiat cliect are posted at all mines In l'hilllps
burg, l'a section. The Increase is to be 5
cents a ton. making the rate 49 cents per
gross ton and 40 cents per ton net. The
miners nre dlsnppoluted that the increase
was not 10 cents a ton.
Watch Works Closed Down.
Immediately following the settlement of
the strike in the American Wat"h Company's
factory comes notice from the miuiiigomciit
at Walt ham, thnt the factory will be closed
until further notice. Malinger Fitch says this
step is taken to seciirn a morn eipiitable
division of the work, some departments being
able to go faster than others.
Heaviest Ralls Ever Mads
The Edgar Thompson steel works has Just
Completed rolling a .1,000-ton order for the
Pennsylvania railroad of 60-foot rails 100
pounds to the yard. These are the heaviest
rnlls ever rolled. The Edgar Thomson has
Just been awarded the contract for a 10.000
ton order of :Hi-foot rails from a railroad to
be built in Japan.
Pcaoh Crop All Right.
Telegrams from Fort Valley, the heart of
tho Georgia peach region, SBy that the cold
weather has done no damage to tho fruit
crop in that section so fur. The growers say
that while some varieties may be hurt others
are not, aud with favorable weather to tbe
first of April all will be well.
A Rolling Kill Relumes.
The rolling mill of the Altoona Iron Com
pany, which has been Idle for fome time be
cause of lack of orders has been started up
on full time. The numlier of orders now on
band will keep the mill running Indellultely,
In a hnttle between non-union men, police
and strikers at Indianapolis several men
were shot, one fatally and many arrests
were made.
Koreans Lese THelr Qnenee.
Woe after woe has descended upon the
poor Korean, and now the worst ot all has
come. The order has been promulgated,
says a report from Seoul, that queues must
be cut. The Koreans show that they still
have a spaik of courage and patriotism left.
They have run from the Chinese and from
the Japanese, and from one another, and
now they are running to save their queues.
All the policemen of Seoul carry scissors in
their pockets, and when they see a native
till wearing his queue they give chase, and
keep after him until they have accomplished
their fell design.
MARKBT8.
PITTBUKO.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
WHEAT N a 1 red... T9 HO
No. rel . fe n
COhN No, S yeUow ear, ..... US SH
No, yellow aneUed b-1 84
Mtxedear . tut m
CAT 8 No. 1 white.. .. M
Na white 14
Llfbl mixed . S lUVf
hVt No 1 45 4li
No. II western 48 44
FLuUM M inter patenia bleaua. S 45 (70
Fbncy sprins patents HH,HH, ISO 8 65
fancy straight winter 8 45 (DO
hye Dour ..... 85 8 HO
BAY Na 1 IllnolliT. .......... IS 00 W tfk
Mixed clover. Na 1 . 14 to 15 00
New Hay, from wagons 18 UU 10 00
FKiiD Na 1 While ton. 14 lift 14 75
Brown Middlings.......... in 00 18 50
Hran. bulk 18 50 18 00
STRAW Wbeat ,8 50 8 75
Oat . T 75 8 00
ia4rjr products,
BUTTER Elgin creamery...... 84 8ft
Fancy Creamery 88 88
Fancy Country MoU ............ It) lb
ClIhliMK Ohio, new .. 8 10
New VorS, new 10 11
trultasd Vegetables,
APPLES BW (1 00 1 80
biANB liana-picked, per bu, 1 Hi 1 40
FolATOta i-iuo, ui car. tin..... 8J 85
CAUbAUk ilouie grown, bbl... 1 uo 1 85
UMunt-i'miuw, uu 45 M
feultry, Kta.
C HlCKENH.f pair 40 SO
11 hkbYH.V lh 10 11
EUUB I'a, and Ohio, tresn 10 11
MiaceUaaeoue.
6IEDB Clover 08 lbs. t 4 71 gt ft 00
Timothy, prima , 1 Ml 8 50
blue Oraas 1 4U M
SlAl-Lk fckMUF', how to so
ClltK Country, aweel, bbL. I uo I Ml
'J anxiW 4 4
FLOUR I 7tK4 M
W iibAT-No. 8 Mao 74
H k Na 8 48
COHN Aland- 81
OATS 81 88
JioUb V
DC 1 1 ILK-Ohio creamery 80
VuiLxvkjijfa i a.
FLOUR ... I rill n
WhKAT-Na i rt4 75
COHN Ma 8 Mixed-.... 88
OA'ls Na 8 wmta... . 83 81
KUTTJUt Creamery, eitfa... 80 '
kooa fa nrm 11
itw voutt,
FLOUR Patents t t TO a I II
VbEAT-Nu hed-.... S8
COhN Na 8 . 87
OA'ls Wntte Western 14
iJU'riKR Creamary 18
ktiua atata aud feun 11 1H
liVE kTOCK.
CXSTBAIi STOCK 4UO, Kltr LIOSBTI, Tk.
CATTLB,
rrlma, 1.M0 to 1.400 lbs ....... 4 10 a 4
Oood, l.il)u to l,uu I Us .... 4 00 4 10
lloy. l.Ouvto l,15Utti Iw 4 l0
lair llgbk sieera, WW to 1UU0 lbs... I 50 8 70
Cwuuiuu, '.Ul Ui VOUBi .. 8 it (10
teou
ilBdlum,.............V..,..,.,.. ' 4 8 (40
heavy .V IiU 4 80
iuiugna aud Slags,... (75 180
aasv.
Xztra.no to 196 lbs. 4 00 4 M
btwd.at touoiba - las ( so
Falr.ro loeulba ... 8 50 I Tfc
veuuDvB .................. . 1 00, 40
' Si
Odel Provision flr Haffcty of Liner.
"Do you knew," said prominent
hipping man, who hntl been discussing,
the Bt Paul disaster with party ol
friends, "that It la rule with the Ma
tranaatlontlesteamsblp companies thai
the wife of the rapt a In shall not travel
in his ship? It's a faet. The company
strongly prohibits its captains from
taking tbelr wlvea altoard with them,
The auppealtlon It that If anything
should happen to the ship the captain,
Instead ot attending to Ills putille duty,
would devote his attention mainly to
the safety of his wife. Bo that If the
wife of a captain wants to go abroad
he must tnke passnge'ln some other
vessel. This rule also holds In many
of the freight lines."
ft nre Sign nf Hurcess.
"Look at Noidlca!" said a keen ob
server. "Look at that Plymouth flock
Juwl No wonder she Is on top to-dnyt
Will power Is wrltteu all over her In
telligent nud sweet mug." Musical
Courier.
Favorite Flowers of Statesmen.
Harrison's favorite flower Is the or
ange blossom, McKlnley's the forget-me-not,
Allison's the snowball, Heed's
tbe tiger-lily, aud Morton's the ever
green blossom.
When a little man can ting, bis voles
never harmonizes well except with the
voice of a very tall woman.
Driven From the Citadel.
The warmth of spring nnd summer may
do much to relax the muscular system and
make many feel much more comfortable,
but there Is this about tbe old enemy rheu
matism, thnt wheu he once takes hold, he
tries to hold the citadel at all seasons of the
year. But whether this arch enemy lurks In
the muwjiee, joints, bones or the nerves, ha
Is suoh an enemy to human bnnplness that
ha must be driven out of any stronghold. It
was planned long ago to do this, nud Bt.
Jacob's Oil as a knight In battle has scored
wonderful victories. At all times he Is ready
to overcome and conquer this fiend ot pain,
and does It ns surely nud certainly ns knights
of old extirpated the Hnrnoeo. Bono one
should be deceived by the mild weather of
spring to trifle with It either lu chronic or
transient form. Use the great remedy for
pain aud get rid of It ouce and for all.
The Weedeti Hen."
The Illustration shown herewith Is small In
stse, but really large when we consider that
the "Wooden Hen" Is no larger tbim a live
hen, yet has double the capacity. It weighs
only fifteen pounds, baa a capacity of twenty
eight egg, and while not a toy, is just as
amusing, besides being instructive as well.
We suggest that every reader of this write
Mr. Geo. H. Htahl, Quinoy, Ids., and ask for
acopvot his handsome little booklet "A,"
describing the "Wooden Hen:" also his large
eatnlogue of tbe Model Exoelslor Inoubator.
All sent free. Meutlon tbls paper.
Deafness Cannot ba Cured
Sy local applications, as they cannot reach the
dteeaasd portion of tha esr. 1 here la only one
way to cure deafness, anil that Is hy c-unntitu-tlnnal
remedies. Deafuees Is oxiiieil by nu In
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When tbls tube gets hi
flamed you have a rumbling sound or imper
fect bearing, and when it Is entirely closed
Deafness la the result, and unless the Inflam
mation can ba taken ont and thi tuhe re
stored to lis normal comlltlnn, bearing will ba
destroyed forever. Nine reaee out of ten are
eaud by eitnrrh, which is nothing bnt an Ifl
Samed condition of the muconn surfaces.
We will glre One Honored Dollars for any
Baeof Deafness icnuiied by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
... F.J. rnsintv 4 Co., Toledo, O.
tSy- Sold by Druggau, Ka.
The eve of the serpent seems to have an
expression of hatred and malignity.
When Traveling,
Whether on pleasure bent, or business, ake
on every trip a bottle of Byrap ot Figs, as It
acts most pleasantly and effectually on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers,
headaches and other forms ot sickness. For
ale in 60 cent and II bottles by all leading
druggist. Manufactured by thu California
Fig Syrup Company only.
I could not got along without I 'Inn's Cure
for t'ourtiimptioii. It alwava cure. Mils. K.
V. Mm i.t, Nccdham, Mass., Oct. it. 111.
If afflicted with sore eyes use l'r. Issac Thomp
son's Kye-water. Druggist's soil at S5o per bottle
Mrs. Winnlnw's Roothlnir PvrnnforChlldren
teething, aoftensthe gums,reduces Inftamma-
uon, allays pain; cures wina cone, goo a uottie.
Mr, Cbarlaj 6. Patterson, the pub
lisher of Ntwpaptrdom, says that It
Is not often thai he gets so enthusl
tstle as be does over III pans Tabulus,
Almost wltb tbs regularity ot clock
work he used to feel, at about eleven
o'olook, that something bad gone
wrong with his breakfast; especially
was this true It be hod bod restless
night, as Is no uncommon thing
with head-workers. "My stomach,''
said Mr. Patterson, "Is under the
standard s to strength, sad It seams
si these times to oat only tndHTer
ently, and Anally to atop. Clouds
come before my vision and a slight
aansea is felt Then I reach out for
my Rlpatu. (Tears of the sort ot
thing related have made me know
tbe symptoms as well as my same.)
Down goes one of tbe blessed little
oouoec tinted boons, and In a few
minutes tbe visual olouda lift, dls
comfort passes away, stomach
apparently resumes operations, and
at 1X90 or 1 o'oioek I go out lor my
usual rather hearty lunohoon all In
delightful contrast with my former
praotleally ruined afternoons that
I sought to escape by tasting and
Various doses."
Rlpaas Tabnlas an sold bv SnmUta, or by mail
if tk prlue (30 ecliU a box) to scut lo The Klavitf
Cbemiosl u mi aur. Nu. 10 bpruoe Uu lurk.
'"' wl tc -eela. v
; WALL PAPER FREE
Would bt dearer than ALAn LttTIXR,
which Seas not require to be taken en te
renew, doe aef harbor germs, but destroys
then, and nay one can brush It on.
Sold by all nalat dealers. Write lor card
With saaaptes.
AUBASTIKE CO.. Graod fiiolds; i'lch.
In all nocturnal animals the eyes are placed
to look forward, as In the case of man.
If yen ban h-M Dobbins' Plostlnr-Boras Seap
yea have Seriase ta nsa It aU tbe time. If m
ksTea't tried It yon owe It to mnrsrlf to do an.
Tour grocer ass It, or will get It. Be sore that
wrappers are printed In red. '
Oenernl Booth's campaign In India Is be
ing attended with great success.
FITA alnnned free bv fin. Rt.ttt' fin-
NrnvR H KSTiiHsn. No fits after first daya
ne. Marvelous cures. Treatise and fj-'.on trial
bottle free. lir. Kline, (ml Arch 81., l'hlln., Pa.
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season in the same fray. The difference is that the
poet breaks out in about the same spot annually,
while more prosaio people break out in various parts
of the body. It's natural. Spring is the breaking-out
season. It is the time when impurities of the blood
work to the surface. It is the time, therefore, to
take the purest and most powerful blood purifier,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
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COCOA
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Breakfast Cocoa.
WALTER BAKER ti CO., Limited,
DORCHESTER. MASS.
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brands for JO cents.
CAUTION
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IOOMI8 at WYMAW. Tiffin. Ohio.
For Skin end Blood Pimm
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