Only-
Think whnt a long train of diseases nrlse from
Impure blood. Thru keep the blood pure wltb
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
ThOnf Tnif ninniU'nilflrr. Allilrinrglsfs. fl.
Mood' PHI are nlwava retliihle, "IVrents.
The) Queen's Avenue.
Queen Ellznbeth not only seemed t
have all the prerogatives of power, tun
excited In lnr nlJpet n rlilrnlr.tr whirl
would tin doubt surprise a inotinrcb ol
the present day quite ns tnurli ns It
might delight him. One of the moai
gallant services ever rendered lier, al
mn as flattering on the offer of Sll
Walter Itnlelgh'a rlonk to save her feet
from the mud. Is oonnerted with llnmn
den Hon so, the home of the great I'.a
gllsh patriot.
The Ilnnipdcns were n great fnmllj
for ninny centuries, and a stanza
quoted In "Iranhoe" Is typical of theli
importance:
Tring, AVlng and Ivlnghoe,
Three churches nil of n row;
These three Hampden did fnregoe
For striking of the Ulnck I'rince a blow,
And glad he did rKcnpe sue.
Hampden House stands on the sum
mlt of the Chiltoi'ii 1 1 Ills, and la about
three miles from Princes Hisborniigh
which w the resilience of the muck
Prince. It Is not unlikely that, during
sonic altercation between subject ami
prince, high words may have been
used: that the lordly Hampden of tlinl
earlier day could not restrnln himself
and In the heat of dispute thought loss,
ly struck the rrlnce; but of this titer
Is no authentic record.
But the most Interesting tale Is told
of an open glade or arenuo In front ol
Hampden. It Is said that gueen F.llz
abetli, on her visit to the granilfntboi
ef the patriot, wns shown to her rooir
by Mr. Hampden, On looking from the
window, she was struck with the gran
deur of the timber and beauty of tut
taudsenpe, and naked:
"Do you not think, Mr. Hampden
Hint If you had an avenue opening dowt
the hill It would be nn Improvement
Next morning she looked out ngnln
and there on the hillside lay the scorei
of noble trees which hnd obstructed hoi
view. The "Queen's Avenue" had beet
made.
There Isn't anything ngnlnst lore. If
people wouldn't fool with It when
there are other things they should be
doing.
ANNA IVOR'S REQUEST.
Personal letters reach Mrs. I'inkliarc
y thousands; some asking ndvlco, and
others, like the following1, tolling' ol
what Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable
Compound has done and will ever con
tinue to do in eradicating those fearful
female complaints so little understood
by physicians.
All womb and ovarian troubles,
irregularities, whites, bcarlng-down
pains, displacements, tendency to can
cer and tumor are cured permanently.
" I feel as if I owed my life to your
Vegetable Compound. After the birth
of my babe I was very miserable, I
had a drawing pain in the lower part
of my bowels, no strength, and a terri
ble backache. Every day I failed. My
husband said if I would try a bottle of
your Vegetable Compound, he would
get it for me. The change was won
derful. After I had taken tho first
half bottle I began to have great faith
in it When I had taken three bottles,
I was well and growing stout. It is a
pleasure for me to write this to you.
I only ask women In any way afflicted
with female troubles to try it." Mrs.
Axna Ivor, PitUford Mills, Rutland
rv... v.
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IN A LIVING TOMD.
Ninety Workm-n Bnrried in a Coal Hint
Wilkeibsrro.
The worst .llMi-t- r that has Inkrri luce In
die anthracite coal regions since the gto:it
Ivonilntn necl lent 111 1"W, by which lives
were lost, recurred In the Newton mine, nt
I'ittston, Knn.liiy morning. Tlie surfere of
:li mlti" had been caving In tor some
weeks pant. About W nun were put to work
list night to tlmlier the roof, which means to
prop It up. While engaged In this work the
root fell In on them. Hire Is a hare possl
slllly that the men, or lit hast some of them,
amy he l.ehlnd the big cave In. In that ease
ihey mav be alive, hut It will take several
lavs to work to them, ami by thai time they
will lie snltoeateil. 'I he general belief Is
that nil were killed by the (nil.
About -111 of the Imprisoned men were Eng
lish speaking miner", the others foreigners.
The men were nt work propping up the
roof when the fall occurred. '1 lie alarm was
Immediately given by the ringing of the lire
bells and rescuers were put to work without
Jelav.
More than two-thirds o( the victims were
married men and leave (amllles. Among
them were Acting Mayor l.nngiin, who was
Inside superintendent of the mine, and J. II.
I.ynott, n ward councilman. About two
wii'ks ago the surveyors reported todenernl
Superintendent Law that the mint) was
"siiiee7.lng," and that unless steps were
Immediately taken to tlmlier It a enve-ln or
fall might be looked for. Hupt. I.nw lost no
time, but nt once put n number of tlmbetmen
at work to brace the falling roof. The
"squeeze" continued, however, nnd the
titiiatlon became alarming. In the afternoon
n slight fall occurred, and the men who were
nt work had to retreat before It. A consul
tation of mine ofllcluls was then held, nnd It
was decided tlmt hemic measures would
have to be resorted to to prevent heavy
damages to the mine.
Inside Superintendent I.nncnn gave In
structions that the most experienced miners
should be secured and that the parly should
go down the mine nt 7 o'clock. Expert tlm
hermcn put In nn appearance nt that hour
and were soon lowered Into the workings.
I They made their way to lied Ash vein. l.TiOil
I feet down the slope. The work of propping
I proceeding rapidly until, 11 o'clock when
' another full another. It made n low, rnmbl
' dig noise, nnd the flying coal and debris
drove the men back. II. en the "soiieeze"
sensed ngaln nnd the men thought It safe to
resume work. They labored on until 3:tfl
o'clock, when, so it Is pp-sumed, the roof
fell In without warning, making a tremen
dous crash.
TRADE IS STATIONARY.
Uncertainty of the Money Situation Retards
Improvement.
It. O. Dun A Co. In their weekly review
ny: Failures (or the week have been 217 In
the United Htates ngnlnst 230 last year, and
24 In Canada, against 22 Inst year.
Tho monetary outlook Is not yet clear to
some. The strength shown in recent con
ventions by ndvocntosof sliver coinage and
expectation tlint the elements favoring that
policy may yet he concentrated Incline them
to a waiting attitude. The uncertnfuty re
tards Improvement, notwithstanding tho
more widely prevalent (riding that the mon
etary action of the Ht. Louis convention will
be sustained by the people.
"The cotton mills of Kail River contem
plate temporary stoppage, the naturo of
which Is now under discussion with the
Providence manufacturers. Tho Paclne, rt
Lawrence, and the Naumkeag.of Salem have
closed for n time, nnd practically nil tho
Southern cotton mills will be represented
with the same object. Woolen mills were
sctlve without concert, but 14 ore mention
ed as having closed this week.
Then) is no similar movement in other In
dustries, though the period of summer clos
ing la at hand In many of them, and Import
ant controvcrsliig as to wages of Iron pud
Ulers and other hands make It likely that the
nunual stoppage in that Industry may last
longer than usual. It mav bo iloubted
whether the hoot anil shoe Industry has ever
been In better shape on the whole, though
manufacturers complain that an advance in
price is necessary, which dealers are very
reluctant to pay,
"The great combinations, which the 'Iron
Age' reasons, tend to cause disastrously low
trices hereafter, still control the markets
ioth (or mnterinls nnd finished products of
Iron and steel, though it Is reported that
Iio,,,"i Tiii.-v mil nwn uo u.: iv ivt r...n
owini? to better ULiilatinn of the nroilucls.
and for nnlls, owing to the heavy decrease in
consumption. Tho billet pool reports no
Inrge sale, but middlemen or outsiders con
tinue to undersell it. The new demand for
llulsheil products is very light, and while
quotations averagn a shade lower most of
them are cut to secure business, llcssemcr
big is a shade lower at IXM at l'lttsburg.
i lie textile manufacturers are generally de
vising curtailment of production, and tho
only change in prices uidowuward.
BENJAMIN H. BRISTOW DEAD.
President Grant's Beoretary of the Treasury
dies of Peritonitis.
Benjamin H. lirlstow, the well known law
yer, died at bis home in New York, June 22d,
ot peritonitis.
benjamin H. Drlstow is best known as Pres
ident II rant's Secretary ot the Treasury (or
two years (rom June, 1H74, until June, 1H76,
and as a candidate (or the nomination (or
President at the Itepubllcnn convention of
1H76, in which he received 113 votes on the
first ballot. Itutberford II. Hays was nomi
nated, benjamin H. lirlstow was born June
20, 1H32, nt Elktnn, Todd county. Ky, Ho
was graduated at Jefferson College, Penn
sylvania, In 1HM, and in 1H53 was admitted
to the bur at Klkton, Ky. When the oivil war
broke out be threw in bis fortunes with the
Union side and became lieutenant colonel of
the Twenty-seventh Kentucky lufuctry.
From 1803 to 1HH5 be served In the Kentucky
Senate, As United ttatea district attorney
for tbe Louisville district (or Ave years, be
ginning In 1HG5, be proved soetllcleut that be
won appointed solicitor general ot tbe United
States. Ia 1H73 President Urant sent his
name to tbe Senate (or Attorney General,
but the Senate refused to oontlrm the nomi
nation. Tbe following year Mr. lirlstow be
came Secretary of tbe Treasury. Since 1876
be bad practiced law In New York City.
A. H. Hpowles, of Elgin, 111,, was awarded
f 8,700 damages In bis suit against township
authorities at Washington (or the loss ol a
foot. His bone threw him, as be alleges be
cause of a neglected road.
YELLOW FETEB IN CUBA.
Four Sathi and 41 Cases at tagut La
Grande.
Tbo most alarming Cuban yellow lever
report oomea (rom Sagua La Grande, where
where (oar deaths have occurred, and there
are 41 oases. It is expected that in a short
time tbe (ever will become epldemio, and if
it does not become virulent in the city of Ha
vana all previous experiences will be revers
ed. Accurate knowledge as to tbe number of
troops stricken with tbe disease last year Is
denied by tbo Spanish government. The re
port shows a total ot 1,6'J3 oases and a mor
tality of 80 per cent.
Special precautions will be taken to pre
vent tbe Introduction from Cuba into the
United States of Yellow (ever. Each of the
(our revenue cutters patrolling the Florida
coast carries sanitary inspectors to Intercept
flublug smacks and otber vessels coming
(rom Cuba with no intent to enter legally a
port. Sanitary Inspectors will b stationed
at every seaport ol Cuba to report tbe preva
lence el yullow fever.
A CLOUDBURST
Indnttrlil Plants Wars Flooded, Camlng
Work to Caast.
Wednesday evening a cloud burst north of
Heaver Falls cnuslng Wnluut run, a smnll
stream that Hows along tho west side ot
town, to become a rnglng river, and to final
ly overflow lis banks, causing one o( tho
greatest Hoods In the north end ol town that
has ever been witnessed. The sea ot water
covered a thickly populated district, acres
III extent, (our and live (cet deep. The In
habitants, hnvlng tho fenr of the prediction
made that todav the world would come to
an end, concluded that the prediction was
coming true, ami became panic-stricken.
The scene for fully an hour lieggnrs de
scription, men, women and children fled
screaming with terror to higher ground,
where they viewed the rushing torrent that
was lining' the lower stories ot their homes
with dismay, people who had not time to
escape retteated to the upper floors of their
houses and then appeared at the upper win
dows, wringing their hands and crying for
rescue, tltliers dashed out Into the Hood
with their little oie s In their arms nnd on
their bncks, and bv wading waist-deep mnn
aired to reach the iiills west of the lnuudated
district.
In the business portion of that part of the
town the street car track was two feet under
water, and all trallle was stopped. Htore
rooms were lllled with mud and debris, and
the sidewalks were torn up, hardly a store
room along Klithth avenue, from Twenty
second to Twenty-sixth streets, escaped be
ing lloodedi cellars were lllled and outbuild
ings were washed awav.
The big mills of the Consolidated steel
works were several leet under wnter. The
Mnrglunl railway -was several feet under
water, nnd washed away In several places.
The Heaver l ulls chemical works nnd the
Art tile works were Hooded. A small stream
called Handler's tun, nlmig which Is located
a numlicr of slaughter houses, was swollen
to such an unprecedented degreo that the
slaughter houses wer overflowed, and all the
lllth and all tliey contained wns washed Into
Walnut run, and then down Into thestrlcken
district, causing a terrible stench and lodg
ing in nmong the houses
T he damage will reach thousands ot dol
lars, which cannot jet be estimated. For
tunately no lives were lost. Heveral families
of Hungarians that lived near the bank i f
the stream In n very low place hnd to be res
cued from the upper stories of their homes
with Improvised rafts. In several other in
stances men had to swim for it to rench their
homes. All along the stream many onlhouses
were built, and these were all swept awn. .
DAMAGE BY STORM,
Pipe Lines Seriously Interfered with by
Washouts.
About 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon a
wnterspout was experienced within a radius
of 25 miles of Kistervil le, W. Va., which last
lasted (or several hours. The wnter camn
down so ratildlv that It amounted to n flood.,
Thiinderaud lightning lielehed (orth nt short
Intervals, and It would bo no surprise If a
great deal of damnge Is reported. Telegraph
and telephone lines were blown down nt sev
eral place. Slaughter House run, a very
smnll rivulet, came out very rapidly, and it
was only n snort time until It Mail overflowed
Its bunks nnd was doing damage. It runs
through a sewer under the first trestlo north
of the Ohio ltlver railraad depot hen', and
came out with such force that It soon choked
the sewer up and the hack water flooded
over a ilor.eu dwellings north of the railroad
and washed out several outbuildings and
one stable containing several horses. Down
nt Long reach one bent was was washed out
of a railroad trestle, which will Indefinitely
delay trains In both directions.
At Friendly another bent was washed out
nnd at Cow House ruu the entite trestle was
completely destroyed. No report has been
received of any lives Isdng lost.
A telegram from Marietta, I)., saysi A
disastrous cloudburst passed over this sec
tion, doing untold damage, llallroiid traffic
out tliu Muskingum Valley Is entirely sus
pended by washouts. The Ohio ltlver road
cannot bi) operated east of l'arkersburg.
The main oil line ot the liuckeye pipe lino
company Is broken, and n sectloa washed
away back of St. Marys. Uu .Moss run. about
eight miles east ot .Marietta, the Little Mus
kingum river is over Its banks nnd full of
debris, A frame building, which had been a
grocery store, surrounded by boxes of mer
chandise, was floated away. No lives are
reported lost, though the exact extent ot
the damage cannot be told until later.
THE TURRET 18 SAFE.
A Complete Tcit Hale at thi Indian Head
Tutting Grounds.
The navy department has made a further
test ot the representative battleship Turret,
which has heretofore been flrod on nt Indian
Head. This time the purpose was not to try
the plate, but to ascertain the displacing ef
fect of heavy shot upon the structure, with a
view to makinir sure that, ns mounted on
shipboard, It would not be disabled by gun
tiro. A 12-inch Wheeler-Sterling armor
piercer wns llred nt the Turret with a veloci
ty of 2, (Mil) feet per second. A novel ar
rangement, of stylus and chronograph, de
vised (or the purpose by the ordnauoe o Ul
cers, attached to the turret, showed not only
bow much It was displaced by the shot, but
also the velocity ot the movement, a most
Important factor necessary to establish the
strength to be given tbe resisting mechanism.
In this cose the turret was driven back by
the shot (our nnd a half Inches, and In going
back it was lifted twice bodily Into the air,
at first as much an a half Inch oil the rollor
paths, Tbe maximum velocity of the mo
tion was sevon and a halt Inches per second,
so that the ordnance officials regard it as
certain that the usual restraining devices will
be quito sufllclen. to Insure the safety of the
turret
ELECTRICITY OUTSTRIPS STEAK.
An Eleotrio Cat Beats a New York Cen
tral Train.
An exciting race between an eleotrio car on
tho buffalo and Niagara Falls railroad and an
express train on the Now York Central was
run (rom Niagara Falls to Tonawanda. This
eleotrio road Is considered the finest In the
world, and tbe enrs are heavy-weight palace
coaches.
At 11 o'clock both the trolley car and the
express train pulled out ot Niagara Falls,
When the city was a mile behiud the engi
neer of tbe express suggested a race by giv
ing many short, 'sharp blasts (rom the
whistle and then opening tbe throttle. The
motormnn responded by turning on all tbe
power, ami tbe ooach began to wabble as
she spun with lightning speed over tbe level
roadbed.
Tbe electrlo coach moved at the rate o( 60
an hour (rom Niagara Falls city line to La
sulle and run Into Tonawanda half a minute
ahead of tbe express trulu. It was the best
rnce of the season and It was the most ex
citing ever held In the history of the road.
SIX PEOPLE PERISHED.
A Gals Causes th Browning ef a P las
sura Party.
Word has reached Shawano, Wis., of the
drowning of six persons ut Shawano lake
during a gale at Sunday evening. A party
consisting ol U. A. ltisum and wile, Herman
Draukey and wife, Louis tlokey, wife anil
child of Tulclver; Miss Kmma (iarbrecht, of
Shawano, and Miss Margaret Crowe, of St.
Nazlaus, Maiiitowoe county, started from Ce
cil about 6 o'clock lu U. A. Illsum's yacht,
en route (or a (ew duys outing on the north
shore of tbe lake, when about three miles
from shore when the boat wss capsized by a
sudden aipuulj and tbe party provlpoed into
the water. "
HEALTH IN OLD AGE.
AW OI.I t.AUT FINIlsl TUB TRfH
Hot'KCK or vitai.itt.
A Heriorler'e Interesting Interview With
a l.adv of Seventv-two Years, Hho
Tells a Marveloua story.
From It.f fninn, Fori Jrrrln, X. T.
Hut a short time ngo, In a dlslnut part of
the country, wo heard of ncura by the use
of I)r. Wll'larns' Pink Tills, which seemed
nlmost mnrvelnus, and more recently anoth
er substantial ovldoneeof their vnluo reached
our ears, llclng or an Inquiring turn of
mind, nnd wishing to know just bow much
there was In the story, n reporter was sent to
Interview tho person mild to be thus liene
Bted. If the narrative as it had reached our
fars was true, It was only simple Justice to
let It be known If it proved uutrue, It would
be well to know It.
The person alluded to above ns hnvlng
been thus greatly benellled by the ue of
Pink I'llls Is Mrs. Jane Ilotalen, of Ffnltms
vllle, N. J , a pleiisant hnmh't In Sussex
County, nbout lllfteen miles Irorn this office.
The reporter had no illHlculty In finding
Mrs. Ilotalen. It was nearly noon when we
reached her pleasant home, a double house,
fne nnrt of which Is occupied by her son.
She Is n plens ant-faced obi lady, looking to
be about sixty-five, but Is In reality seventy
two years of age. After a few preliminary
remarks In explanation of the call, she was
nsked if she bad snv objection to giving us
the details ot the case and how she came to
try this now famous remedy.
"Noi nt nil," said site. ,:If my experience
can be of any good to others, I am sure they
are welcome to It It enn do me no harm."
"When were yon taken sick and what was
the nature of the maladyV" was asked.
"It was about two years ago. The trouble
was rhetimatln In character sciatica, thev
called it and it was very painful Inileeif. !
Tlie dlfllculty beunn In my hip nnd extended i
the whole lenuth of the limit, crippling mo !
completely. I sutTereil intensely from b and :
the ordinary treatment gave me not the !
slightest alleviation. 1 was under Irei tment
nbout a mouth as stated, but grew worse In
stead of better, and was fast becomlug dis
couraged." "VMmt brought Tlnk Tills to your notlcey"
"Mv soli culled my intention to nn iirtlcln
In n paper in which It wns stilled that a Mr.
Htriilde, of Ilranchvllle, a village In this
county, had been greatly benefited by (heir
use, mill suggested that it would be a good
plan to try them. Hut I was skeptical in re
gard lo their value In fact, I hnd no conll
d lice In their cllletiev and ml her laughed
at the suggestion. Hut th" f rouble Increased
and I was badly crippled. A few ilavs
later my son was about to visit n neigh
boring town nnd suggested ngnln that It
might be well to ry ihl" mueh-tnlked-nf
remedy, and I then consented. He bought
me n box of t li"in nnd 1 began taking them
lit once. At the end of n week 1 noled n
marked Improvement, and by the time 1 had
taken the llrst box I wns able to walk with
out a cuue. I continued their use, taking
several boxes, and am, as you see, In a very
comfortable slate of health."
"Have you had any return of the trou
ble?" 'Not as yet, though nt my time of life,
sevenly-two, It would not be surprising If I
should hnve. If It comes, I should nt once
begin the use of the pills. I suppose I In
herit a tendency lo troubles of this kind
my mother die 1 from them."
"Iibl von ever note nny ill effects (rom tho
use of Pink TIIKf"
"None wha.evor, They never disturbed
my stomach in any way or caused me any
annoyance. Neither did I Hnd It noccssnry
to Increase the dose, as the directions say
may be desirable. I nm able, as you see, to
intend to my own work."
The reporter thanked Mrs. Hntnlen for her
courtesy and hade her good day. It Is ml
often that one can witness such a complete
recovery from such a pertinueloiis trouble nt
such uu ndvnnced nge, and such Instances
cannot tail to produce n profound Impres
sion. Headers of the f 'nimt muv rely on the
absolute accuracy of all the statements here
given nothing has been exaggerated, noth
ing withheld.
Dr. Williams' Tlnk Tills conlnins. In a
coudensed form, all the elements necessary
to give new life and richness to tlie blood
and restore shattered nerves. They aro nn
unfailing specillc for such diseases as loco
motor ataxia, partial parrilvsls, St. Vitus'
dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nerv
ous headache, tlie after effect of hi grippe,
palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow
complexion, all forms of weakness either lu
male or female, and all discuses resulting
tioui vitiated humors lu the blood. Pink
I'llls are sold bv all dealers, or will be sent
pist paid ou recoil t of price, (fiO ceuts n
box, or six boxes lor 2. W I, by addressing
Ir. Wl Hams' Medicine Co., Bcbonectudy.
N. Y.
fiot Heady to Pwcor to It.
Wiggles YVliut fhurch does your
family nttend?
Waggles The Ninth I'nltnrlnn.
Wiggles That Is tho one out I3th
street, Isn't It?
Waggles (hesitatingly) I believe so.
Souit'i'Vllle Journal.
A Good Itlco,
"If you could have your choice ot
names, which one would you choose?'
"Either Bnilih or Jones."
"Why such a common one?"
"So my country relations couldn't
find ine so easily In the city directory.'
Detroit Krec Press.
Observant.
Counsel Did you observe anything
particular about the prisoner?
Witness Yes: his whiskers.
Counsel What did you observe wltfc
reference his whiskers?
Wituess That be had none. TU
BUS. Heart ntseaas KatleveA la SO Mtnataa.
Dr. Agiiew'aCura for th Heart gives perfect
relief in all cases of Organlo or Bympatbetle
Heart Disease in 90 minutes, and speedily ef
fects a our. It la a peerleaa remedy for Pal-
Sitatlon, Shortness of Breath, smothering
pells. Pain In belt Side and all aymptoms o?
a Disesaed H -art. On doss convinces. If
lour druiruiftt bsan't It in alock. ask him to
procure it lor jou. It will nava our hie.
A Pasteur Institute has been established at
Athens.
But 0.af)wortn SobMna noattaa'-BDras Snap of
four rrocer, send wrappvra to Dobblna Bosp Mt'ff
Co., l'iilladidphis. Pa. Tliey will aend yon fraa
ot cbartfe. lK,ataKa lutd. a Worcestsr Pocket Iio-
I tlonary, Stt pa'rua, bound la cloth, profuaely Is
lustraiaa. vow tfuou urnu auirual ut only.
The McKinley headquarters will remain in
I.ICIDIHUU, l l BUiU,
I rns stnpriea iree xiy nit. mines or rat
jnkiivb iikmti MtEK. Pio nis Riier nest any s
use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and S2.0t)trlnl
bottle free. Ilr. Kline, 031 Arch St., Phlla., Pa.
I can re -ommend Plso'a Cure for ConsuniD'
tlon to sufferers from Asthma. K. D. Town-
send, f t. Ilowuril, wit., May 4, V4.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Poothlng PyrupforChlldren
leetning, anrtenetne guma,reaucea innnmma
tlon, ullays puiui cures wind colic, u LmjiiIu,
E. H. Walthall Ca., Dragilata, Horse Cave,
Ky aay t Hall's l-'ainrru uiim cures evory
eua ibut tokos it." Hold by UruwutU, 7Jo.
Chans mm CeliU Helipad la II Is M
Uliiutes. .
On short pnlf of the breath through the
Blower, supp led wilh eaoh bottle of Dr.
Agnaw'a Catarrhal Powder, tirTues this Pnw-
aer over tea surrace or ma tiasal isiaHages,
Painlesa and delightful to ue. it relievos In
stantly slid permnnently ourea C'stirrb, liar
t' ,'..1.1. II I . l. . MM. . '!
M, ItmMVIK, PUI. 1 U, U-t. IIM
sllitia and Deafntsm. If your druxglat nauV
u in a toes, aas unn le procure it tor you.
fWS
Gladness Comes
With ft better understanding; of the
trnnslent nnture of the mnny phys
ical Ills which vnnlsh before protK-r ef
forts gentlo efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort In
tho knowledge that so many forma of
sickness aro nut due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Kyrnpof Figs, prompt
ly removes. Thnt Is why It Is the only
remedy with millions of families, and la
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who vnluo (food henltli. Its beneficial
effects are duo to the ftict, that It is the
one remedy which promotes Internal
cleanliness, without dobllitnting the
organs on which it nets. His therefore
nllimportant, in order to pot its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that yon have the penulne article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig' Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
Utnlil'e druggists.
If in the enjoyment of (fond health,
and the system la regulnr, then laxa
tives or other remedies aro not needed.
If n (Dieted with any antnnl disense, one
may be commended tothe most skillful
physicians, but if In need of a laxative,
then one should bnvo the best, and with
the well-Informed every whom, Pyrupof
Figs stands highest an'd Is most largely
Used and (rives most pcneral satisfaction.
IT1 CT IYJ C I T Tii"",y iv.vioiiiiin,
I aSMBwOlvlvl IVHNllillalnll, Ift.f.
! Successful ly Pi-oseoutoa Claims.
t.sto I'rliinpRl Fxnmlnrt U S Penmon Bureau.
3llslu lat war, IdiuOiela'StiiiMt'lttiiu., ally siiii',
P N U T '
Tobacco Dealers say, that
"BATTLE AX" is a "scorcher"
because it sells so fast Tobacco
Chewers say, it
cause 5 cents' worth goes so far. Its
as good as can be made regardless of
cost. The 5 cent piece is almost as
large as the other
the paint on. Haven't you noticed that certain imitations are
not so particular about this ? tor
Brevity is the Soul of Wit.'.' Good Wife,
You Need v
SAPOLIO
Mr. A. W. Buroh, an nllnche ot
Hie Rome, N. T., Simlinrl, writes
September Bth, 1B9S: "In conversa
tion with one of our merchants a few
days ago, I learned Unit his wife,
who had been la very poor health,
wns regaining her health and
strength, and that she attributed her
recovery to Klpans Tabulae. I re
quested an Interview, whloh was '
granted, nnd the lady oheertully
gave me the Inolosed testimonial!
'For a long time 1 have been Inter
ested In the advertisements of lllpanj
Tabules, which I have seen In the
Borne Sentiurt and the leading mag
azines. The advertisements seemed
to be honest and I grew to believe
them. I tried to obtain some of the
Tabules, but (ound that none of the
druggists In this olty kept them. I
was determine.) to give them a trial,
and nt last procurod a box by send
ing to Utlcs. I had suffered from
Indigestion, sour stomach, heart bunt
and distress in my stomach alter
eating. I began bv taking a Tnbule
after my breakfast and supper and
experienced immediate relief, and la
a lew daysthe distressing symptoms
had entirely disappeared. Now
when I eat anything that usually
disagrees with me I take one Tubal
and avoid unpleasant consequences.
I bsve also (ound in them a very
agreeable relief for oonatlpation.
(Signed), Mas. 0. H. Rudd, 129
Liberty St., Home, N. Y.' "
RipuiTatuliaras lt by rtrnilHtn, or by min
If the price ivlusiilB a lxX t i-iic to fhs iclu.sa
rbtmfcsl Coiiiiiaujr. No. lOSpruoj M., Now Vorfc
8aiilila vial, lUceutf.
MA DAY SURE.
VjltJui'l will h-.w yon
,u ymif
i.iltlriM
yon hi.w to
in -ki- -i a ffi i nts-oiiiiHr "niv; w fnr
nl-h thf w.irk nnd lem-h fn turn yrt
wnist tn iht l'M-rtl'"y whfrv jroti fiTf
ii'l unyoor mMr! nn1 ipijci
tli tiiiatiu-wi fully; rempmifr w pua
ntitff flcnr i-rii'tlt 01 $.t lor vry
t. T. I IHCII. I...l.r. U.I LI, IIUKIIIT, SKIIIU
MMm
ftDIIIII "" WHISKY hantt ciireit. Hook I
vrivsi
rasa. Ilr. B. M. Woollsy. Atlanu.Ua
is a "scorcher" be
fellows 1 0 cent piece.
Washing
windows
is another one of the things that
PearlinetrtToip") doe3 best
With that, tlie glass is never
.cloudy is always clear and
bright. Washing it is less
trouble, of course but that is
the case with everything that is
washed with Pcarline.
And about the sashes and the
frames ; remember that Pearline,'
when it ta"5esthe dirt off, leaves