Voles
Have been cast by thousand of sufferer
from Impure blood, nnil their verdict hM
"MM tha question of thn (,'rent curative
power of Hood's Rnrsnparllln. Every mail
Mt brings In these letters of prul Be for
'Hood's Bartmrmrllls. Thiy foil 11m sums
Wonderful rtory of health restored, piiln nnil
suffering relieved, and happiness LrotiKhf
buck. They prove
Eflood's
Sarsaparilla
Iltheberft tnfnot I he One True lllooil Purifier
fajlt Dili cure nil l.lvcr III ami
nOOQ 5 r IliS Kl k Headache. Ml cents
A WonderTuI Material.
The peat, or furf, tnlten from the
Irish bnjra. In used ns fuel In flip man
ufacture of rlotli, and when subjected
to Rreut pressure becomes ns hard as
ebony mid may lie used for a variety
of liiPfhniitrnl purposes. After being
washed, dried nud teased It present
he nppt'nrauen of an exceedingly
coarse brown fabric. After further
cardlngs It change) to a delicate,
creamy, chocolate-colored fiber, which
can bo apitn Into ynrn or woven Into
woolen goods. It can bo bleached to a
nowy whiteness and dyed any color.
It can be produced for one-third the
cost of shoddy, and In the liner make
the appearance la equal to tweed. Sev
eral members of the royal family. In
cluding the Uucheaa of York, have pur
chaaed dresses of It. It la alao an antl
eptlc and possesses absorbent qualities
o Kiit that It will soak up nine timet
it own weight of moisture. The value
of peot fiber aa a non-conductor of heat
iiaa been long known In thta country,
where It la used In the lining of re
frlgeratora and cold-atorage rooma, and
also aa a covering for ateam pipes.
JOYS OF MATERNITY.
VIGOROUS MOTHERS AND STURDY
CHILDREN ADMIRED.
Why so Many Women Are Childless A
Problem That Una 1'uiiled I'byslclanl
for Centuries.
Reproduction Is a law of naturo, and
no picture of joy and happiness can
equal that of (he vigorous mother aud
her sturdy child.
Mature makes
but few
mistakes, I
and every
thoughtful
person must
admit that a
cause exists,
why so many
women are
childless.
Tho subject
bullies the
theories of phy
sicians. tSiu-h
i cases are curablo
r nlno times out of
ten, as evidenced
by thousands of
letters on filo at
i Mrs. I'lnkhom's of-1
i flee. Many a dnr- '
ling baby owes its
existence, to Mrs. I
rinkha m's advice
and the Vege
table Compound. This
Is not to ba wondered at when such tes- ,
tlraony as the followlngcxplaius itself: 1
" I havo taken three bottles of your
Vegetable Compound, one package of
Sanntlvo Wash, one box of Liver l'llls;
and now I have a dear little babe four
weeks old, and I am well. I havo to
thank you for this, I
"I havo Bpcnt 8300.00 for doctor!
tills without obtaining any relief. For
my cure I only Bpcnt S.r.00.
"I had been a victim of female
troubles in their worst form; Buffered
untold agonies every month; had to
tay in bed, and have poultices applied,
and then could not atand the pain.
" My physician told me if I became
pregnant I would die. I had bladder
trouble,' itching, back
ache, catarrh of
the stomach, hys
teria and heart
trouble, fainting
spells and leu
corrhaca. Can
you wonder that
I sing the praises of
m medicine that has cured mo of all
these Ills?" Mns. Geo. C. Kircuneu,
873 llolmont Ave. , Brooklyn, N. Y.
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X lur uoiir ua i-.ui wurturf i
f aar. 11 ivoouM liuw to bvcetij
Facta Recorded In Wool.
'The aheep from which that wool
was cut," aald a wool commission man
on Michigan atreet, "didn't have
enough to eat during February and
March. How can I tell? Why, there
la n weak apot In thn wool which was
made during thoae months. Auythlng
which affects the growth of the aheep,
whether prolonged dry weather In the
summer or dlaease or want of food In
the winter, will show In the wool Just
aa accurately aa the heat or cold Is
ahown In a thermometer."
"The wool business," he continued,
"la like every other; It la full of little
detalla that are surprising to an out
sider. You ask any wool dealer who
has ever handled New Hngltind wool
and he will tell you the clippings of
aheep from the aame breed on oppo
site side of the Connecticut lllver, one
In New Hampshire and the other In
Vermont, differ from each other. On
one aide of the river la a granite aoll
and on the other a limestone aoll, and
the difference In grass grown on these
two soils niakea a difference In the
wool. Now, the rich black pralrlea of
Illinois make a wool from the same
family of aheep which la quite a little
coarser than the wool of the aheep
grown on the Oner grasa of Ohio and
I'ennaylvanla. The liber of the Illinois
wool la not so clear, dense or atrong as
that produced In Ohio." Free Press.
FOLLY RESTORED.
A TltAVEI.INO MAM MAUI2 WELL AND
iiArrr.
Attaeked by the Two Plenile, Rlienma-t-sin
anil Kidney 'I'rotilile, but tlaa
'I'loli or Hotli are railed by
the IMnk I'llle.
From the Republican, Caribou, it.
Mr. O. A. Bhepard. of Caribou. Mnlne. who
Itiii so divailfiilly afltlctwl with klilnny ills
eicH and rhnuniMtlsm, nud looked upon as lu
euruhle, tells the fullowiug story of his dis
ability and en re- I
"Kiirly In thn fall of ISM I had, as I sup-
rinsed, klilnny trouble, and It was slow- '
y nml surely making headway lu un
dermining my health for I was tnet
beoomlng uuHhle to attend to my duties 1
ns a traveling salesman, my naek seemed
almost remly to hrenk after riding any dis
tnnce In buggy or sleigh. Thn bitd feeling
hud been growing In my hack for a period of
II vo or six yeurs, but I had not given It much
attention, not supposing It lo be anything
but ii Inn would wear olf. Hut In the fli
above mentioned I was compelled to give j
my attention to it, lor i mm to stontruv'llng
nd go to doctoring myseir. My efforts
wemed frultlees. I grew worsn and worse.
My weight wiu decreasing. My blood was
tppareutly growing poor and less in quan
tity. 'At this stage symptoms of pulmonary
troulilo appeared, milking a bnd complica
tion, which the physluians did not attempt
to cure, and I hud lost hope.
"Just nt this time, a frleud, and ha was a
friend Indeed, ndvlsed ma to procure some
3t Dr. Williams' Pink l'llls nnd with little
'nlth ihnt they would do ms nny good, but
3Ul of iwpei-t for ray friend's advice, (I
ihouitht It would do uo harm nt li-ast 1 1 or
tere I six boxes. 1 took them. My blood lit
jnce begnn to lncreno mid I fur the first
lime In iiiiuiy weeks had n good night's sleep'.
My Improvement W is noticeable from the
ttnrtl My weight begun to Innreiiee! My
appetite grew! Happy r Well I think I whs!
I nt Iftht hud found Just whut my system
DHi-iInd to ilefent the robtiers preying on my
health and 1 thought it the tlineto be merry.
"I purchased nuothor half dozen boxes
nl when they were gone, two more, which
alTiMtuiilly cured nie. I luurensed In weight
until from whnt w.-jt almost nothing for me.
I lipped the scales nt lllfl pounils, my present
weight, nnd I owe it all to Ilia Pink l'llls.
May the knowledge of them be brought tc
til suffering ns I itld, for I know they will be
benellted anil cured, mid 1 deem it a pleas
ure to recommend tliem.
"I have traveled for thirty yenrs nnd hnva
heard of many striume thincs, miracles, etc.,
but I think my own experience slrnugerthnu
them a 1.
'Now I enn drive bnrd all day, from enrly
morning to lute nt night nnd Dot feel it. I
im Just ns we. I as 1 ever was. No, sir. I never
ti-lt nny bad effects from their use nt nil. It
wns a grmiunl but sure tight nnd the rink
I'lilswerevli'torlniis. Iiougmnythey wnvo!"
Dr. Wiilinma' Pink Pills contain, in a con
densed form, nil the elements iieciwsary to
tflve new Hie nud richness to tho blood nud
restore shuttered nerves. Tin y are uu un
ruiling specillu for such ilis'ases as loco
motor ntnxln, partial paralysis, HI. Vitus'
iliince.ai-lntli'n. neuriilghi, rheumatism, nerv
ous headache, the nlier offcot of la grltpe,
palpitation of the heart, pule and sallow
oimiplcxlona, nil forms of weakness cither In
mule or female, pink l'llls are sold by nil
dealers, or will be icut post pnid on ri-o.'lnt
of price, 60 cents a box, orslx boxes for 2 60
(they are never sold In bulk or by the 1U0)
liy addrt-aslug Dr. Willi nn' Mudlulue Coin
pnuy, Kckeuectudy, N. V.
nelloves Not In Education.
Triuce Czartoryskl, a member of tho
Austrian Upper House, recently told
the Galatluu schoolmasters that illit
eracy, for which Australian Foland Is
notorious, baa a favorable Influence on
character and understanding. The Il
literate, be declared, to bo for the most
part well behaved and sensible, while
history shows that enlightenment Is
nqt essential to happiness and prosper
ity. Take care of the pennies, and some
body else will take care of the dollurs
for you.
Thn principal part of a Kaffir's religion
consists In singing and dnnclug.
Sunlight
Soap
Hat ao equal
For parity
For cleansing power..
For taking out dirt...
For dissolving grease.
For saving clothes.....
For preserving bands.
These are some of
the reasons why
SUNLIOHT"
Soap bas the largest
ale in the world, and
baa been awarded
TWENTY-SEVEN
GOLD MEDALS
and other honors.
Jrar Brett., Ltd.. Bndsoa A
HanlsoB III, Mw Yotk.
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INTEItSATIOJtAlj TjKSSON
OCTOIIRH 25.
IfOft
Lesson Teat i "the Proverbs of Solo
mon. Frov. I.. 1-10 Uolden,
Test i Pro, t., 10
Commentnry. 1. "The proverbs of Bolnmon, the son of
Dnvld, king of Israel." Weenwln Inst week's
atuily thnt ne spake three thoiissnd prorerb,
and In this lesson we hnrn a snmide of them,
or, ml her, of the wisdom which lie Asked for
nnd received from Ood, but In tho wisdom
of (lod ns hern revenled wemtist lookheyond
the son of tlnvld of our lesson to the Hon of
Dnvld of Mnth. I,, I, a grenler than Hnlo.
men, who Is also called ''the wisdom of Ood"
(I Cor. I.. 14). The Hebrew word translated
"proverb'' slanllles nl"0 a parable or simili
tude and seems to ha from the word "to
rule or roln or have dominion." If we are
ruled by "the wisdom of Uod," we sbnll be
wise indeed.
I. Home one tins said thnt wisdom nses thn
best mentis toward tho het ends, thnt Instruc
tion Is discipline or trninlnir and thnt uniler
stnning Is discerning? good and evil. All
this Is summed up In Christ, who IS made
unto us wisdom (I Cor. I., fl'l).
8. Justice, Juilirtneiit and equity nrn at.
trllnites of uprightness, and these also ant
summed tip In Christ, who slmll yet exeeute
Jililgmeiit nnd J indue In the earth (Jer.
mill., 6). lly His spirit In us we may dny
by dny wnlk uprightly, and Ilka vl walk
with (toil In peneennd equity nnd tuinmnuy
awny from lnlitilty (Mnl. II., 6).
4. The simple are ensllv led, and If led by
nod all Is well, but If led by tun devil all la
III. The things of Ood are hidden from
those who are wise and prudent In their owu
estlmntlon nnd revenled unto Imlies (Mnth.
XL, 35). To be simple towurd Uod Is the
highest wisdom.
t. The wise will lienr and Increase learn
lug. In verse 83 observe that It Is to Ood
they will henrken, and thus dwell snfely nud
lie quiet from fenr of evil. Hoshnll they also
know "tho Increase of Ood" (Col. II., 19).
Huch hearing gives life and soul satisfaction
(ls. Iv 3, 8).
8. There Is one peculiar thing about the
word of Ood that ennnot beanld of anyother
hook If you are a child of Ood by fiiiltt In
Christ Jesus, you have thn Holy Hplrlt, the
author of the book, within yon nnd the
promise of Jesus Christ thnt He, thn Hplrlt,
will guide you Into nil truth (John xlv.. 17
xvl., 18). Itely upon Him, and lis will not
fall you.
7. The fear of thn Lord Is thn beginning
of knowledge nnd wisdom (ix. , 10), The fenr
of the Lord Is wisdom (Job xxvltl., til). It
Isnlso a fotintninof life and the good man's
treasure (chapter xlv., 27) Isa. xxxlll.,6).
8. Obedience to parents la the sum of the
filth oommnndmeut, nnd a fenrtul thing Is
written conaernlng such as mook or desnlsa
fnther or mother In I'rov. xxx., 17. The
phrases "like ns a fnther pit let h and "as
one whom his mother eomforteth."
9. No outward adorning Is of any vnlne in
the sight of Ood, but theornamant of a meek
and quiet spirit is In the sight of Ood of
great price (I Peter III., 41, nnd this comet
by the word of Ood dwelling in us. "Hnnc
tlfy them through Thy truth. Tby .word Is
truth" (John xvll., 17).
10. We must say a very decided "No" to
anyone who would allure us awny from
Ood. .- Ince through the transgression of
Adnm and Eve we hnvo learned somewhat of
the wnys of the devil we are Inexcusable If
we wnlk therein. "Blessed Is the man who
wnlknth not In the counsel of the ungodly,
Borstnndeth In the way of sinners, nor alt
teth In the sent of the acornlull"
II. Tle-re nre always sotnu saying, "Corns
Willi us," hut It Is more often the enemies
tli.in the friends of Ood. No words so much
as nctlons should be ever saying, "Come
with us." Children of God should have a
life thnt will he a constant invitation to the
weary, unsatisfied children of this world.
The grace of Ood will do It in all who are
Imple.
13. "How easily ttij Jsvll, the dwtroyer,
la seen In these words. He was n murderer
fromthe beginning (John vlll., 44.) He Is a
llnr nnd a eounterfelier. He scild to Eve,
"Ye shell bo ns gods" (Hen. ill., 8.) And now
he suggests nn Imltntlon of Owl's judgment
on Koran (Num. xvl., 80.) In the Inst dnys
he will Imitate Christ in the person of the
antichrist (Iter. xill.).
18. HeofTi-ra whnt be calls precious snlv.
stance, Just ns he offered to our Lord nil thn
kingdoms of this world (Mnth. lv., 8, 9). He
Is constantly suggesting to people h jw to be
rlob by unrighteousness, mid be cntchos
ninny In his net, they not considering the
future, like the rich man of Luke xvl. Llsteu
to wisdom on this polut and be wise (vlll.,
18, ai).
14. "Cast In thy lot among us. Let ns all
have one nurse." And Juilas would be treits
nrer and help himself freely. Another Imita
tion ot the people of Ood aa seen lu Acts lv.,
82.
18. "My son, wnlk not thou In the way
With them." This is the thirJ time we have
met the words "my son" la tills lesson. May
it suggest a voice from our loving Father,
nil loving Hon and thn loving Hpirlt (John
III., 10 1 Oal. II., 20) Item, xv., 80), constrain
ing us by this threefold cord (Euol. lv , Vi)
to nblde lu such love und not turn from it.
III. "For thnlr foct run to evil and make
busts to shed blood." Thn way of peace
they know not. The Imagination of the
thnuuhta of their heurts Is only evil con
tinually (Oen. vl., ft). They would for gulu
she i the blood of others, but our Lord Josua
abed HI blood for us and would have us lay
down our Uvea tor others (1 John III., 10),
not loving our lives even uuto death (ilov.
all., 11).
17. "dun ly In vain the net Is spread In
the eight of any bird." The margin says,
"la the eyis of everything that baths wlug."
Wings I in til v power to keep awny from all
the nets of man. In Epb. vl., we are told of
minor and weapons by means of which we
niny resist and overcome the devil. If we
are not ignornnt of his devices, we can easily
reoognlte Mm nnd have oonstnnt victory
over him. Those who walk willingly Into
his open mouth deserve to be devoured by
him (I Pet. v., 8, 9).
18. Those who lay wait for the lives ol
others are really destroying their own lives,
for Into the pits which they dig they are sure
to full. Whatsoever a mau sowetb that shall
he also reap. The devil seeks to destroy lite,
but our Lord by laving down His own life
gives life to all who receive Hire. Belleveis
should be more watchful to give lifethao
the dt vll nnd bit followers are to Inks It.
19. "Greed)- of gain." That Is. this wirld't
gain, which taketnwny life. The Pharisees,
who were oovetout, derided Christ when He
taught the diselplvt how to make sure ol
true riches (Luke xvl., 14, 18), and It It evet
so sluoe Oaln killed Abel. But Christ it wis
dom, and the truly simple-hearted do as It
wn tea in rrov. u., a, e. ineir way snail
never persh, but thall endure forever (l's.
L 6). Lsosoa Helper.
Cycling WotM.
Bicycles weighing less than thirty pounds
eon be tent by mall to England.
American blcyoles ara ti.ld to be drlylug all
others out of lbs market in Mexloo.
A lending feature of this year's market has
been the euormous sale of juvenile wheels.
There Is a steady tnoreaae la tha numbei
of tandems teen oa tas streets of New York
City anil Brooklyn.
Hotel keepers throughout New Jersey and
Long Island say that tbn 1896 bicycle trade
surpassed all expectations. ,
Bicycle polo, tent pegging on blovolaa and
other games of chanoe for it It a chanoo II
you survive ous game are steadily grow.ng
popular la England.
It seems to ba settled almost beyond a
doubt that the market will be tested with a
ebatuhut bicyoie aezt year.
' Mrs. Cleveland and tha children of the
family arrived la Washington Saturday
evening.
THREE MEN KILLED.
A Fatal Trolley Car Aooident at a Bailroai
Cronlng at Hasleton.
Throe men were fntalty and a score of
others more or less seriously Injured In a
trolley accident at the llnr.loton crossing of
the Delaware, Hiisquchniina and Hchttylklll
llnllroad and tho Lehli:h traction line. The
dead nroi Jefferson Klrsidiner, of Hnzlntoti,
a telegraph operator; William Htuph-lon, of
Milton, a telegraph nperntort Jinvld John
Williams, of Plymouth. Pntrh-k Dowd, a
trolley eomliiotor, nnd Morris Kerrey, a boy,
are at tho hospltiil unconscious, nnd nrn not
expected to live. Both hnve fractured skulls
and nrn Injured Internally.
The Bllnlsterlnl assoclntlon of Orovn City
has tioon orgnntKed, composed of the follow
ing! llev. W.J. MConkcv,l. I).,of the Pres
byterian chureh: llev. IniincC, KHIer, . Bv
rrealadent of drove City college; llev. J. A,
arsons, of the Methodist churi'li, Knv. W.
O. Martin, of the United Pr.-shyterlnii
chiip-h, nnd llv. Oeorge E. I.lmtiert, of the
Herman lb-form church. All ministers ot
Orove City and vl.-lnlty will he Invited to
into. Iir. Keller la president and llev. Mr.
Juibert tocretnry and treasurer.
The Nlcopnln-Marlpoln Mining and Met.
alliirgh-nl compiiny.whosn prospective works
will be hx-nted nt Alnripole, Iluseln, has ord
ered from tho Nw Cn.tlo engineering works
two open-henrth steel furiinces and 10 gns
producers. Tho Hunt has been stnrtcd on
double turn to III! the order. It Is tho first
ot the kind ever given from llussln to a
plant lu this country.
Blgmund Bhopo, tho murderor of Ilnllwny
Conductor John King, was sentenced at
lfolllilayHbargto seven yeurs In the Western
peiilti-ntlnry. Henry (lllkcn, of Allegheny
county, wns given six yenrs, and Wllllun
Cornelius, a highway robber, three yeurs la
the same Institution.
New Cnillo wns again raided by burglars
Runilay night. O. B. Ingluim lost a gold
watch worth 200. William Fleming M In
money and vu unlile Jewclry.Jnmes Kaufman
artlclca of some value nnd Frank Vandvr
grill a considerable sura.
Dudley Taylor, cook at tho Carver house,
Hharon, wns robbed of pnrt of hla clothes.
He suspected one of the hIiu-k wire perform
ers, a Jap, whose trunk was aenrched at
Bnriiuin A Biilley's dressing room, aud the
clothes recovered.
Mrs. Menry Ouiidy died nt New Bedford
from starvation. Her husband died nhout a
year ago, and she then tried to kill herself,
tut wns prevented. About a month ago she
refused to take food and persisted lu this
until she died.
Itesldents of West Brownsville are clrcu
Intlng a petition to Congreaa for nn appro
priation of 10,000 to boused In saving the
house In which Jumca O. Blaine was born.
The house Is now so decayed thut a portion
bos fallen.
A chnrtnr has been applied for for the
Valley Electric Heat and Power Company,to
furnish Beaver falls and neighboring towns
with electricity tor ail purposes. Water
power will be used.
Kafo crackers again visited the office of W.
II. Htewnrt A Hon s Hour mill, at Clnytvllle,
Huudny night, nnd secured a good sum of
money. They were pursued but escaped.
The four largn cannon, donated to the O.
A. It. post at Ligonler, and the cannon balls
accompanying, have arrived from the Bus
ton navy yard aud are being put in place.
Mrs. Amanda Johnson, the demented
woman who ran away from a New Castle
hospital lost week, bus not yet been found.
The Brook Iron Company at Blrdsboro,
which has ben idle since last boptewber,
started up Monday employing 200 men.
Thomas Cope, formerly of the Bouth Bide,
Pittsburg, wns arrested at Monongnhelu, ac
cused by bis wife of non-support.
The bouse of Hcott Franks, at Ferguson
stntlon, was robbed of a large quantity of
clothing aud household goods.
OITIcers raided a house at Beaver Falls
and found stolen articles. Fred Myers sad
John Martin were arrested.
Oordoa Hwoet, aged 7, while playing near
Wllliamsport on the bank of Tim Oroya run,
fell in aud was drowned.
The white peoplo of Carroll countv, Miss.,
the home of Henutor Mooney, protest to be
terribly excited over an alleged plot of the
negroes to massacre them and burn their
homes.
AiiiUltliiTS,
IITT-BU1U1.
Grain, lour and ITeaC
WHEAT No, 1 red 74 T8
No. a red .,... 'Ii 71
COHN No. V yellow ear,....... 81 114
ho. yellow shelled 117 ai
Mixed ear, m inl
(JA'le No. 1 while. 1
No. B while ii
KYK No 1 87 US
No. 9 western 85 UK
FlAil H V, inter patents blends,. 8 76 4 HI
yancy straight wluler...... 4 ll
his Hour .... 8 Hi
11 Ai No, 1 tlinotny .. 11 50 U m
Allied clover. Na 1. ............. 1U 60 11 lu
liny, Irom wagons 14 uu lb uu
FEr.li No. 1 NvlmeMd., ton 11 W) Hint
bruwuMlddllugs.............. 9 00 V Ml
bran, buia .... s us 8 75
S'l HAVV-Wbea............. 6 UU 6 60
Oat 5 Ml S UU
lary fraduvla,
BUTTKK Klglncrsmsrr... 18 m 19
fancy Creamery it is
t sncy luumry Moll. .......M.HMS 14 6
Clifcfcen ouiu, nsw. ......... T y
New tors. new . 7 8
Sruitaod Vegetable.
APFLK8 Bbl $ 88 I 80
UKAKS Uand-plcksd. per biL.,.. 1 8u 111
iulilUio-i, iu car. bu..., us til
IJkbUAlii liouis grown, bul.. 7i 1 uu
UMOfto H eiiuw. bu Hi 4U
Voultry, Acts.
CHICKENS, V pair 50 a 79
'1 llihblt,V lb ... 9 JU
KUUS 1-a. aud onio, freau. 14 li
M IsoeliuiiiKius.
SEEDS Clover tej 10s......... 8 10 a 5 50
'1 uuoUiy, iriiua.......,..,, 1 u 1 7u
blue mass .. It) 9 00
Ai Uk, ti ubP, irnar ui wi
ClLltll cuumrjr, sweet, bt! 8 UU t Ml
'i AtuAiW s 8
4.11 LlSNATl
FLOUR
Vt lUAi-lw t Uou .
hi A No. s .......
COKH AtiAed. .....
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kuua...
bUi a Alt uiiiwi-raaiuwiy....
VUILADKLPHIA.
FLOUR ! 7t
WUhwA'l No. I Ked.......... 74
tXJMA Na S Mixed. . s
OAiB Na S V uiia U
UU 1TKK Vreaiusry, sxira... IS
kui.B j-s rums 15
kimiW vusua,
VTlITM P t.n, A n.l ii
WtlKAT Nu itsd......... 74
L'UUN No. Iff
' OAiH VVbtleWesteru ... 11
I lib l"i Kit Crnsiuoi 7.. II IS
wun einte uu I'iuo 14
lavs stuck.
CSSTBAL STOCK XABJM, (AST USSSTt, A.
CATTLS,
riime, 1.M0 to 1.400 lbs
(oud, I.uju lo l.imu lbs.. ..
'ildy, l.uou to l.lbuft, .
tair light smus, wju to louu iDa.
Voiuuiuu, Sou ui waib ,1. ,
4 50 a 4 00
4 SO 4 40
ItU 4 L
I 40 1 l
IW Do
170 ITS
in 7u
M i so
I ift I 40
5 50 SU0
1 50 kuO
sledium
lieavy
kuugus aud blags..,
Good, us to 0 lbs....
Alr,70 to Ml lb,....
Coauuoa
A Dog thnt Cnilcrsf anrta Mnslo,
I hnve been sunrlst'il that trainers
of animals pay ao much attention to
mere tricks and none to whut might lie
termed accompllBhmpfita, aaya a
writer. Almost all anlnmls are Judges
of music and atwfptlhle to Its Inllu
t'ttcoa; horses daneo to It, huh ken are
rhnriucd by It. It la even salt! that a
Hon ran tie soothed with It no ns to
render tho king of bensta hartnlcsN.
I know dogs not only enjoy music, but
are sometimes good Judges nn to Its
qttnllty, and I believe they could bo
taught by competent trainers to play
correctly on musical Instruments. 1
have ono that was partially trained
that way. Ilo la very fond of tho mu
sic of a violin; hn does not attempt to
follow a tune, hut keeps time on fiuVk
pieces with abort barks, whllo when
pieces In minor chords are played he
draws long, plaintive breaths. If I
Introduce a false note, which I some
times do on purpose, he will howl, and
three or four such errors will make
him leave on a run. He can detect a
fiilso iioto even more quickly than I
can.
Memory.
Teacher Johnnie, do you know what
memory Is7
Johnnie Challle Yes, sir; that'a what
rou forget with, Texas Sifter.
Itnn't Tobnreo Spit nnd Smoke Yon I.tfe
Away.
If you want to quit tobacco mini? easily and
forever, reicnln los' mannood, be made well,
strong-, rnnirnctle, full of new Hie end vh-or,
take No-'l ii-Bsc, the wonder-work-r that
innke weak men strong. Many gain ten
pounds In ten days. Over 400,000 cured. Muy
No-To-Ko from your own iinurjlst. Cn-bo-atisoiute
uimrantre to cure. Hook and sample
tree. Addre-s sterling llemedy Co., unicaxo
or New York.
Vtnr.n billons or costive, est a Cacsrei.
Candy ottiiartic, ouro guaranteed, 10c., 26a.
Thn sheen Is In Its prime for the tnblo
when it it about four or five years old.
Dobbins' Ftetrlc Posp In chtaptr for yen n use.
If yon fallow dirertinna, than s-iy other soaps would
b If (rlorn to jron, for by Its use dothet art MCfd,
t'lntbesfxist -itore than Misp. Afk our srui'cr for
llubbius. 1 ko no utter.
The natural food of the horse Is grnss;
there is nothing else upon which he will grow
to large, keep so healthy, or llvo to long.
FITgfftnnned freeand nermenentlvenreri. Nr.
At after fln-t day's uw or Im. Knee's Ghbav
Niltvs Rr.MTOean. Free 12 1 rlsl bnttleand treat
ise. Send to Dr. Kltiie.Wll Arch St.. 1'hlla.. P.
Mrs. Wlnln'
s Soothing PyrnrorClilldren
leetbltiff. Mofltinalbe ulinis.reduc
tiou, ullliyn pului curea wind colic. 2ou a bottle.
n inniiiiuna-
The Hethelthorn In Norfolk Is the old haw
thorn spoKen of In no act 1200.
Casc Ann stimulate liver, k Id nm and how.
els. Never tioken, weaken or gripe. 10c.
IDCflflinnPfV rimDANTIPnto cars sny rsseorcen.llOHtioa, t ANrsrrts are the liteal l.sxa
ftDjULUlLiLI UUAnHnlCiLII tire, e.r.r ariper aripe.hal rsae easy aadirsl renulls. Kara-
plr swd twmklet free. AS. HTKKIiIII WKarni l
y 1
"Protection;'
If you want protection buy "Battle Ax." f
It is man's ideal tobacco. It protects his M
purse from high prices. It protects his M
1 xf it ff x f !!-.' A-f Jt-5
neann irom me eiiecisoi injurious iodscco.
It's the biggest and
H less, nothing more.
M An investment
this story.
' Better Work Wisely Than
are Unnecessary in House Cleaning if tcu Use
SAPOLIO
mm, cirr ov To LCD o, t
ucas Ci)i!srr (
. Ceaarv myites oath that ha la
l.uc
rBASK .1
tha
tsnhir partner of the t
inn of K.
J. I Hunt A
( o.,ilolng hnnlnem In tliet'ltvof Tolrdn.i 'nnnty
n, v niiirani'i,.ni i net an in nrni will pay
tbosiim of ous nuNimao noi.t.Ani for escn
and every case ot cata ana tlist cannoi bt
eurtd by the use Hall's CATAiinii t ens.
Kworn to hafnra ms and sutcribd In toy
presence, this 0th day of lleremlior.
A. L. im.
. Itl.IAMMI.
JVoMrs J'libHe.
Hall's Cat ar-rh Cure Is ttksn Internally, and
tctsdlrertiyontlis blond and mucous snrraces
of the system. Hend for testimonial, fr.-e.
F. J. CnrsST ot Co., ioltdo, O.
Fold by rirnciists, S5c.
Ball's Family l'llls art lbs best.
Plui's dire Is the medicine to break np
children's couiths nnd colds Mrs. M. 11.
III. L. nt, Hprnuuc, U'a-h., March K, HI.
JtrsT try a Ion. bnx of Csacsrets, the flaest
liver and bowel regulator aver made.
Gladness Comes
With a bettor understanding; of tha
trnmilont naturo of the many pliys
leni Ills which vnnlsli before proper ef
forts (rentlo efTorts pleasant efforts
rightly'directod. Thero la comfort In
the knowlodfro that bo many forms of
siuknesa aro not duo to any acttinl dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condr
tlon of tho system, which tho pleasant
family laxative, Kyrtipof Fltrn, prompt
ly removes. That Is why it is tho only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who' value good health. Its beneficial
effects oro duo to tho fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without doMlitntlnfc tha
org'nnson which it nets. Itlsthcre. Tej
all important, In order to pet its bene
ficial effects, to) noto when yon ptu
chase, that yon have the frenuitie article,
which is manuf aetured by tho Cal iforni
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
Stable druffglsts.
If in tho enjoyment of Rood heaUh,
and the system is regular,, then laxa
tives or other remedies aro riot needed.
If afllicted with any nctunl disease, on
may be commondeil totlio most skillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
then one should have tho best, and with
the well-lnformedcvcrywhero, Syrup of
t igs stands highest and is most largely
nsed and gives most cencral satisfaction.
PNC 43 SO
.. 1 nirsyo. wneiresi. i an., ornrw nirs. lis.
A,
best there is nothing
p
of 5 cents will prove M
Work Herd." Great Efforts
OTATt ot (into,
a