"Do Not Grasp at theShadow
and Lose the Substance.'
- ihny people are but shadows of theti
former selves, due to neglect of health.
Look out for the blood, the fountain of
life, the actual substance keep that pure
by regular use of Hood" s Sarsaparitla and
robust health tultl be the result. Be sure
to get only Hood's, because
A Newfoundland rlon; mndo n di tor
mlnod and MicrrnKful nttrmt nt sui
cide the other day In the lake In front
of Lincoln I'nrk, Chicago.
Auk Vonr IieMrr for Allrn'tt Foot Kn.rs
A powder to fhnko Into ymr fhoed; r'st
the feet, t'uren Corns, lliuiionn, hwolb-n,
Horn. Hot, Cnllouo, AcliluB, KwinllnK Fei-t
and InirrowinK Nulls. Allen's Koot-i;no
nmkfn ni'W or Unlit lioe ensy. At nil rlruir
slt nnrl nhotii Horen, 28 et. Hnmplo mrillcl
I'UEE. Adr's Allen H. Ulmoted, l.ulioy, N. V.
rrnirren of the Tolephone.
Mr. W. H. I'reece, president of th
British Institution of Civil Engineers,
In a recent address, said that speech Is
,now practically possible between any
two postofflces In the United King
dom. Theoretically It is possible to
talk between London and every capital
In Europe, and the Hrltleh poatofflee
authorities are considering the sub
mersion of special telephone cables to
Belgium, Holland and Cermany.
Ednrat Tour TtoweU With Cneearett.
iCancly cathartic, cure rnnKtlnatInn forever,
jloo.cso. K u o, o. fall, drugglau retuud money,
THE TOWER OF LONDON.
Locking I'p Quaint and Ancient
Ceremony
The main guardhouse at the Tower,
which has Just been pulled down, was
hard by the Bloody Tower. It Is at
this spot, says the London Graphic,
that the quaint and ancient ceremony
of locking up the tower is nightly per
formed, as it has been for centuries. A
few minutes beforo 11 u clock the head
.warder, or yeoman pkrter, as ho is
properly styled, clothed in a red cloa,
carrying a portentous bunch of keys,
and accompanied by another warder
carrying a lantern, appears in front of
the main gnardhouse and roars out,
"Escort, keys!" The rergeant turns
out with some of the men, and follows
the yeoman to the outer gate, the whole
party being challenged by alt the sen
tries with "Who goes there?" and the
answer Is simply "Keys." The gates
being locked the keys are brought back
to the main guard. Here the sentry
stamps and roars cut, "Who goes
there?"
"Keys," Is the reply.
"Whoso keys?"
"Queen Victoria's keys."
"Advance, Queen Victoria's Treys.
And all's well.
"God bless Queen Victoria!" cries
the yeoman porter.
"Amen," responds the main ginrd.
"Present arms!" cries the officer on
duty, and amid the rattlo of the saluto
he klRses the hilt of his sword. The
yeoman porter marches off with tho
keys and depoults them In tho lieuten
ant's lodgings, and from that time
throughout the livelong night you can
only ciriulHte within tho tower pre
cincts if you know the countersign.
John Wnm Ready.
In these days of proposed interna
tional alliances it is Interesting to road
of the littlo difficulty In which a Chi
cago newsboy found himself involved,
and how he extricated himself there
from. Ho had wandored over into one
of the "foreign qunrtcrs," on the west
aide, where one can hoar almost every
language except our rernacular, fnd
he was set upon by two or three boys.
He defended himself bravely and was
holding his own fairly well, until the
two or three wero Joined by as many
more, and then the battlo began to go
against him. "Say!" he yelled to a
group of boys watching the light from
the sidewalk, "is there an English boy
In the crowd?" "Yes," shouted a
etocklly built urchin of about his own
size. "Come yore, then!" panted the
young American, laying about him
with all his might, "an' we'll clean
out the bull gang!" And they did.
Miss Lockheart's
LETTER TO MRS. PINKHAM.
(LSTTIK TO llli. PINKHAM MO. 07,104
" I cannot express my gratitude to
you for the good that Lydia E. l'lnk
ham'i Vegutublo Compound has done
for me. I have tultun five bottles of
the Compound and two boxes of Liver
Pills and feel bettor in every respect.
I had suffered for years with dropsy;
the veins in my limbs burst, caused
from the pressure of the water. I had
the worst kind of kidney trouble, faint
ing spells, and I could not stand long
at a time. I also had female weukness
and the doctor Bald there was a tumor
in my left side. The pains I hod to
stand were something dreadful. A
friend handed me a littlo book of yours,
so I got your modioine and it has saved
my life. 1 felt better from the first
bottle. The bloating and the tumors
nave all gone and I do not sulfur any
pain. I am still using the Vegetable
Compound and hope others may find
relief as I have done from its use."
JUiss N. J. Lockiucabt, Box 10, Eliza
beth, Pa.
Only the women who have suffered
with female troubles can fully appre
ciate the gratitude of thoue who have
been restored to health.
Mrs. Ptnkham responds quickly and
withoutoharge tosll letters f romsuffe
itux women, tier address U Lynn, Mm
AAAtVAAAAAAAAAA
3 FOR" FARM AND GARDEN.
Keep the ftnrfAce In Khape.
In order to get tho float rosnlts, the
fmmor should always keep the surface
covered with either a mulch of Vr-fro-tut
ion or by keeping throo or four
inches of tho surface thoroughly
verizel and loonenod up, so that no
water enn come up through it from
below. This w ill tend to keep down
the detrimental results of drought.
Cnt Crlinnon t'lnvi-r Early.
It U very important thnt crimson
clover should bo cut for hay not later
than the time of full bloom. Tho
calyx is covered with rough, sharp
pointed hairs, which liecomo still' and
brittle when the clover is fully ripe.
It. hns been found that theie hairs are
liable to canso the formation of intes
tinal concretions, phyto-bezoars, or
linir balls, espceinlly wbon the ripe
seed heads of the crimson clover are
eaten by horses or catllo. Many
losses are linblo to occur unloss care
is taken in tho feeding.
Cultivating Crop.
Too frequently tho work of cultivat
ing crops is neglected too long. Land
will bo carefully proparcd fur planting
and nfter the sood is planted nothing
is done with tho crop until the weeds
make a considerable start. By this
time tho ground is hard in most in
stances and doesn't work np nicely all
through the seasons, besides it takes
a good deal more labor to keep out tho
weeds than it does to nip them in tho
bud. If yon never allow a crnst to
form on top of your ground yon will
Lave no weeds to bother in cultivation
or rob your crops of fertility. A
weeder, or some light cultivotor.in an
hour's time will do more work in the
way of destroying weeds than a plow
will do later on in a whole day.
(hound that is properly prepared for
any crop in the spring does not have
to bo cultivated deep to keep it loose
rnd pliablo. Keep the surface prop-'ii-ly
worked and the rest will takecaro
i if itself. The main thing in cultivat
ing any crop is to begin in timo and
work land often. Cultivators of the
very latest and improved patterns can
be bought very cheaply now, and it
doesn't pay to try to "get along with
joor tools. It is false economy to do
uu. Farmer's Guide.
1nlry Hull'.
The Iowa Agricultural College
creamery has proinulgato l the follow
ing rules, which conld bo profitably
observed by all patrons of creameries
oiid duiryuien in general:
1. Nothing but tin pails should be
nsod in the milkyard, as it is impos
sible to keep wooden pails sweet.
2. Tho cows' udders should be
carefully washed before auy milk is
drawn.
3. Milk shonld be aired immedi
ately by pouring or dripping from pail
to pail before cooling, and then be
cooled as quickly as possible to at
least (10 degrees.
4. Milk should be kept where the
surrounding air is pure nnd free from
Btable odors or taint of any kind.
5. Moruiug's milk should be
cooled before mixing with the even
ing's milk.
(1. Cows should not be permitted
to drink stagnant or impro water, but
should Lave nbuudatice of good
water.
7. Cows should bo driven quietly
to and from pasture.
8. Cans and pails should be washed
oarefnlly with warm water, but not
hot, and care should be taken to clean
the seams of the receptacles; then
they should be sculded thoroughly
with hot water and be aired.
Treatment of the Pouch llnrrr.
When borers once get into a peach
treo there is nothing to do but to cut
them out No application can be
made to the outside of a tree to kill
the borers inside of it. The proper
way is to koop thorn out from the be
ginning. No young trees should be
set out until thoy have been examined
for borers, and no tree injured by
them should be put in.
The trees should bo wrapped with a
double thickness of newspaper when
set out, so that at least 15 inches of
the trunk is covered above ground,
and this wrapping should remain until
the middle of September. Whou the
wrappings are takou off the trees
should be closely examined, and if any
borers have made their way in above
the papers they should bo cut out.
Thereafter the trees should be annu
ally proteotod by paper wrappings, put
on not luter thau the first week in
June, ami proferably before the first
of that mouth. This protection to
coutinuo each year to the middle of
Boptember.
Hydraulic cement mixed with skiin
milk is equally effective, and may be
preferable on young trees. It is suf
ficiently lasting and cheap, and any
borers attempting to enter above it
are at once soen, since there is noth
ing to shelter them. In tyiug on
papers do not use too strong or stiffs
twine, reach trees grew rapidly and
may beoome girdled, unless the twine
is somewhat yielding and breaks under
a moderate strain. A little retyiug
may be required in August on young,
rapidly growing trees. (Such are the
results of elaborate inquiry and tests
at the New Jersey experiment station
as suraiilari.ed by Professor John 15.
Smith in Bulletin 128.
When Buying Cows.
In bnyiug cows the age of the ani
mal is of great importance, nud bow to
approximate the age from an examina
tion of the cows is necessary knowl
edge. The old well-drilled expeit de
fend more upon the general appear
ance, pavtienlarly the head and eye,
wh J the next best jndge, the average
buyer, connts the l ings on the horns,
allowing three years for the tip.
These rings usually mean births of
calves, for they seem to be ennsed
more by the trouble of motherhood
than the mere passing of years. In
judging Jerseys that calve usually at
two years of ago, the tip must be
counted ns two instead of three, as
with native nnd beef cattle, lint the
horn signs are rapidly becoming elim
inated by the custom of cutting off the
horns, especially of old cows, some
times for tho very purpose of taking
down her sign of old ago.
Tho most exact test of a cow's
is tho condition of her teeth. The
beginner will remember that she has
front teeth only on the lower jaws,
and after calf hood thoro should np to
old age bo but eight of them. At two
years of sue she has shed tho two
centre milk teeth, and their substi
tutes are much longer- than Ihe re
maining milk teeth.
At live years old she should have n
perfect set of mature teeth, and at ton
years old they should be about half
worn down. As a cow's usefulness to
a great extent depends upon the con
dition of her tooth, we should make
that the governing test. For instance.,
n cow that drops her calf before she is
twenty months old, as many Jerseys
do, nad then hns to pick a living from
short pasture on a sandy soil, may
carry a llve-yoar-old horn and ten-year-old
tootli. Thus while slio is
really only flvo years old, she is for
yonr purpose practically ten years old.
Unlike the horse, whose teeth grow
long with age, making a fine field for
the jockey to file them to look young,
the cow's wear down nnd defy the
work of tho cow jockey. Farm and
Home.
Frnit f; row ln on Wnrnnnt I.nnd.
A man should plant his fruit and
everything else on the very best soil
he can, nsihg judgment and discrim
ination of course. I write the follow
ing merely to show what can be done
when one is driven to nse very poor
land.
Homo years ago, wishing to consid
erably extend my strawberry screago,
and having no other land convenient,
1 was forced to make use of somo no
torious for its povorty. Farming on
it made the unhappy tenant such n
butt for all the wags of the neighbor
hood that it had come to pass that no
one would cultivate it. It was jocose
ly aftirmed that it was so poor nnd
weak that tho effort to sprout a pea
made it grunt.
Home of the land I sowed in pens for
a year beforo planting in strawberries.
Some after plowing well and hiniinr
ing as follows, I put in strawberries
at oneo. There whs considerable di
versity of soil ranging from etremo
saudiness, through "crawlishy" pipe
clay to a little still red clay in places.
' As the soil was depicted of every in
gredient of plant food, especially of
potash, I manure 1 it heavily, one ton
kaiuit, 81)1) pounds cotton-seed meal
and 800 pounds acid phosphato per
aero.
About three-fourths of this was
sown broadcast and well harrowed in
beforo planting, except !);)!) pounds of
tho cottonseed meal, which was ap
plied in the drill; half tho remainder
was applied as a top dressingover the
plants tho following November, and
what was loft wan sow n likewise the
following March. In using heavy
quantities of fertilizers like this ns a
top dressing, I scatter it over tho
whole field, middles as well as beds.
What falls on tho plants will do no
harm, provided it is applied only in
winter while the plants are in a dor
mant state.
Now for the result. My plants
made n quick and magnificent growth.
1 never saw finer or more vigorous
ones. Tho wags quit laughing before
Juno was out. Although the summer
was dry, they maintained a healthy
condition and grew till cold weather
set in.
Tho next spring that field was tho
earliest to bloom nnd the earliest to
ripen of any field that I had. The
berries wero largo and well colored
and sold as well as any that grew that
year. The yield, while not ns heavy
as that on some of my richer plots,
which had beon heavily manured for
years, was a large one and paid well.
Since then the field has kept up and
even increased its yield. lint I have
fed it liberally, especially with potash
manures, kainit and muriate of potash.
Where heavy yearly applications are
made it is better to nse, say, 600
pounds kaiuit and 400 to (J00 pounds
muriate of potash.
The ammonia in cotton-seed meal
or iu nitrato of soda gives a fine plant
growth. Tho phosphorio ncid in acid
phosphate or dissolved boue aids the
plant growth and enters in a consid
erable degree iu the formation of the
fruit The potash iu kaiuit or muri
ate of potash, while promoting plant
growth, euters in a very large degree
indeed in the making of the fruit or
berry.
Stable manure or any fresh rich
land will make as flue a plant growth
as one cau wish to see. And often
very good crops of berries can be thus
grown. lint heavy crops of the finest
berries or frnit of any kind can be
grown only when the desideratum
potash is supplied in quantities com
mensurate with the demand. And
yearly heavy croppingcalls for a yearly
heavy supply, if there is to be no fall
ing off in yield. O. A. Blackuull in
American Cultivator.
Another Record llrufcrn.
The past six mouths Lave seen an
other record broken. More freight
cars have beeu ordered than ever be
fore in a like period; the number,
88,088. If these cars were placed end
to end they would cover wore thau
half the distauce from New York to
Chicago; to be aocurate, 667 miles.
An average car is thirty-four feet long.
A legacy of 1'retenao.
Just one hundred years ago the Man
hattan Company of New York was In
corporated by Aaron Burr. Its osten
sible purpose was to supply tho city
with water. Us real purpose was to
open a bank. The reason for the con
cealment was because there was a pop
ular prejudice against banks. A tank
was built, hollow logs laid for pipes,
and water was distributed until 1840.
In order to keep Its charter, this great
banking company, which still exints,
Is today obliged to pump water from
Its ancient tank. A pltcherful Is al
ways In evidence nt Its annual meet
ings, and a committee solemnly re
ports that no applications for water
have been refused. The story has its
humorous side, but It Illustrates tho
legacy of pretense and useless effort
which roundabout mcthoda always en
tail. Aaron Burr's modo of seeking one
object under cover of another has
many followers, but In politics or so
ciety or In Individual relations It can
never bo commended and soldoin ex
cused. i
A Tnto nf the l'lint Knpnleon
From the Weekly Telegraph: In the
days of tho first empire the Fnrls stu
dents formed a cabal against the dram
atist Lemerclcr. Ono first night the
disturbance was reported to Napoleon,
who gavo orders for a second represen
tation. The students still hissed. The
emperor got excited. 'Tlay It again,"
he said, "and I will go and see It." This
time all seemed well. In the third
act It struck his majesty to look out of
his bcx. and the quiet was explained.
Every head In the audience was cov
ered with an Immense nightcap drawn
over the ears, and each head was nod
ding. Napoleon burst out laughing.
The piece was not played again.
Two hundred men have refused to
work nt cleaning Urooklyn streets be
cause they did not wish to wear the
"white wings" uniform. They were
hired under the new system, and nil of
them are Americans. They say they
will not clean the streets until the
Legislature changes the law that com
pels them to wear the white wings.
"We aro men," they say, "not mon
keys." Drnotr Is Dlood Deep.
rtenn blond mpAni a. elesn skin. No
beauty without it. Casearets, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
itirring up the lazy liver and driving all iin-
E unties from the body. Begin today to
.inisli pimples, boils, blotches, blackliends,
tnd that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Casearets, Denuty lor ten cents. AH drug'
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, S0c
There can be no doubt that the mort
obliging postmaster in the Stnte of
Missouri lives nt Hethel. Ho recently
put a telephone In his ouice and an
nounced that for the benefit of those
out-nf-town patrons who ore connected
by wire and who may desire It he will
open their letters nnd will rend the
contents to them overthe 'phone.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Tke Casearets Ciinilr Ciutmrtle. lOoorEte.
It O. U. C. full to curu, UruKKUli refund niuuuy.
,
A mill-owner not ViTg ago Issued the
order that the girls In IiIb employ
should not wear laced shoes. The rea
son lv. gave was that each om-'s bout
became untied nt leapt flvo times a
day, nud took nt least five seconds to
retle. When these 25 secomis were
multiplied hy 300 the number of Kills
In his employ the loss of time was,
be snld. too pcrlmu to submit to.
How Is this? ft
Fcrhap.i sleepless nights
caused it, or grief, or sick
ness, or perhaps it was care.
No matter what the cause,
you cannot wish to look old
at thirty.
Gray hair Is starved hair.
The hair bulbs have been
deprived of proper food or
proper nerve force.
increases the circulation In
the scslp, gives more power
to the nerves, supplies miss
ing elements to the hair
bulbs.
Used according to direc
tions, gray hair begins to
show color in a few days.
Soon It has all the softness
and richness of youth and
the color of esrly life returns.
Would you like our book
on the Hair? We will clily
send it to you.
Wrtto era
If you do not obtain all the
benefits you expected from
the Vigor, write the doctor
about it. He may be sble to
suggest something of vslue
to you. Address, Dr. J. C.
Ayer Co., Lowell, Msss.
GOLDEN CROWN
LAMP CHIMNEYS
Ar thm best Aik for tltrm. Cost no inor
tit KB eonitnoa rhluinejr. All lirn,
riTTMUJUO GLAHX t O., Alltiffliur P.
Mr
To get the best results you must use the best
materials.
You need expect only poor laundering with poor '
soap, but you will find dainty articles that have been
washed with Ivory Soap restored to their original
freshness with unchanged colors.
Nothing that will stand the application of plain
water will be injured by Ivory Soap.
IVORY SOAP IS 99 PER CENT. PURE.
GOPYfltaHT INI BV THE mOOTIS OAMBLI GO OtNCINNATt
Oitdltles In I'mbrotlns.
Many curious umbrellas are made.
One I have seen, says James Gilmer
Dpeed In Woman's Home Companion,
can be taken apart and put In one's
pocket The stick Is of wood about an
Inch In diameter. The cover can be
turned Inside out and folded into a
small bundle. 13 y touching a spring
the ribs came off, straighten out, and
may be placed In the hollow of the
stick, which la then a presentable
walking stick. It Is found very con
venient by Its owner, who Is a drum
mer. Another Is still more Ingenious.
The handle Is curved, and when a
spring Is pressed a pipe files out. The
ribs are stowed away In the center and
the owner has a walking stick, but In
the center there is also a rapier, which
may be drawn out. Another neat In
vention la a hollow stick which con
tains a camp chair. Three steel sup
ports are pressed out of the top of the
stick, a triangular piece of canvas put
on, and a sent Is had which Is at least
as comfortable as a bicycle saddle.
All of these strange umbrellas come
from tho old world. The umbrella
makers say that Europeans tako much
more prllo in their umbrellas than
do peoplo In this country. Many little
Jokes arc concealed In the umbrella
haudls there. A handle may present
the apptfa-nnce of tho head of a mon
key or a cat 6,r some other animal, and
a secret sprln will cause tho littlo
creature to open .. mouth and spurt a
drop of cologne on the beholder.
Bunslilno In Kuicpn.
According to a recent report Issued
by the French bureau of agriculture,
Spain, and not Italy, should hevo the
adjective "sunny" placed before iu On
tho average, It is said, Spain enjoys
about 3,000 hours of sunshine a year,
while Italy has 2,300. France has al
most as much sunshine as Italy, her
figures being 2,200. Germany has at
ber disposal no more than 1,700 hours;
while England, the land of fogs, has to
get along with 1,400, lens than halt of
Spain's amount.
rrotinhtlltlps to Fit.
Wlfo (at breakfast) I want to do
some shopping today, dear, If the
weather is favorable. What are the
forecasts? Husband (consulting his
paper) Rain, hail, thunder and light
Ding. It's too much to expect an all-around
politician to be exactly square.
Aral Totmrco Spit and RmoVe Toor I Ife Inoy.
To quit tobacco easily and forejrer. bo Bias
actio, lull of life, nerve uml visor, talis No To
Uac, the wonder-worlccr, that malies wealf men
itrong. All druggists, We or II. Cureminrun
teed. Dnoklet tnd s;implo frcss. Address
Sterling Kcuiedy Co., Chicago or New York.
The population of the South African
Ili-public consists of ti.1,000 Ii-ers, 87,000
other white, called I'ltlunders, and C00,
000 Kufllrs and ZuIub.
Ko-To-Dio far Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tnbaoeo aault euro, malios wens
men uruug, UlooU pur. 60o, SI. All Uruggisls.
All the 60 Incorporators of the Mis
sissippi Cotton Manufacturing Com
pany, just chartered and capitalized at
$250,000, are negroes, and styled the
best-known and most substantial men
of their race In the State.
II. H. Orkkk's Hons, of Atlanta, On., aro
the only urrrviiful Dr-inuy Skk iallljt In .li
world. eo their liberal offer In advertUo
ment In auotbur column of this paper.
The Emperor of China has never left
his puluce except to pray at the Tem
ple of Heaven.
Conductor E. D. I.oomls, Dotmlt, Mich.,
layai "TheefTi-nt of Hull's Catarrh Cure Is
wonderful." Wrlto him uuout It. Bold by
DriiKgt.U. T8o.
Mrs WInslow'sRorthlnsPynip forchlldren
Uethlnv, Koftena theKunia. rvduciHfiinHiiimn
tiou, allays imln.eureit wind coIIc.&hi ubuttlw.
lose Plso's Cure for Consumption both In
my family and iii-ai-tlce,-- Dr. It, W, i'AVlislt.
son, lukuLor, Mich., Nov. t, Wi,
SAPOLIO
Is Like a Good Temper. "It Sheds a
Brightness Everywhere."
HMA
"I hnvo been !lnj V, SCA It F.TS Tor
Insomnia, with which 1 huve been nnllctcd for
over twenty yeurs, mid I can say thitt CuscaretS
have irlven mo more ru lief than any other reme
dy I hnve ever tried. 1 shall ecrtulnly recom
mend them to my friends ns being all they are
represented." Tuoa Uillahd, Elgin, 111.
PlMjnnt. Pntmahle. Potent. Tsute flood, no
Cioutl, Ntyer Sicken. Wenhpn. or Gripe. Ilk-. 30c 6Ue,
... CURB CONSTIPATION. ...
'""! I.-.H.T, 1.lnt, Rmlrnl, S. Trfc. tl
ND-TH-RAf! pVlrt llnd .WamntMXI by all drag-nV'lU-DHb
iilui to t'lHG Tobacoo Habit"
SPECULATORS.
IUvp fori ln-t iiiotier hmeti)thriuffh lfW(Hmt
IIHH-tilnMmi nr hnv ym Ihvii ItoMiMf Write U
ftWmt tht fki Biul NwlmU-ri la W..U Hfrrmf, t'hl
cntfit. li..fn, ('iin (niittti, PittHbnrjr, WnMhlnKtnn,
ami nt hT citii'K. lit-it tif Hkhi Information Hn
re :tt)M mill AtfHU'lCH. Hfiul Id rtmtn ivrruinr Intent
(litlmi ON TIM Mil., Iti imu"-. which ulvra INC
nf iil1Mri Htii-liHl Hltii fttnl all"K"l liatikfri mf
lin ker )ir uinl nt Iter h-atiln cititM. Item! tlhut
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H it kit Hh'ip Kerfruri tvctmtly convicted. Ued but
talk un evil of
BUCKET SHOPS.
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niuNvt hy a Willi Kt firm. M-w niemler ClilcaKti
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you nr" tl-nHii(X with. An Kj'-Iihiik intMitberHlitp,
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frmii (he illolioiH'Ht Itri'kHin. ltiort on Hrokorn
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IT.M. i'urrimil-n.- riiflnt:l Writ nr rail.
A l.lretn ll. I IH.AKU & !'( ItO liroud
Hlrct'l Now Viiik.
"BIG FOUR"
"THE SEA LEVEL ROUTE"
TO
NEW YORK.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE.
WACNER SLEEPINO CARS.
DININO CARS.
r. t. JKQALL8,
l'rcfhlimt.
WARREN I. LTK0H,
Gen. Ticket Agt,
$4 Permanently Curod
W Inunlly PmanlW by
0Bi3 DR. KUKE'S AREA?
v-J MERVE RESTORER
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tut t nt d- . 'inutile anrt $3 trial bottl
fHd to Pit I'tUssBt. they fcjiuRfrpTMcbftitsonrr
vii'n rwni. peni in it. imue, . fi . iriiTae
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run judges op 1
t CARTER'S INK ;;
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