"He Laughs Best Who Laughs Last" A hearty Uttgh Indicates a degree of good health obtainable through pure blood. tAs but one person Hi ten has pure blood, the other nine should purify the blood toffh Hood" $ Sarsapanlta. Then thfj can Uuigh first, last and all the time, for ' Farm For !). One of the very boat hill farms In Wattflild, Vermont, seven 7) miles from railroad, one-half ('-4) mile from Btcam sawmills, comprising; 200 acres, half of which Is under the hlnhest state of cultivation. Plenty of gootf timber and exeellent pasture. Buttnr orchard of 2000 tn-es. equipped with twelve hundred tin tubs two years old; the balance wooden tubs newly paint d nd In flrst-clnss condition. Liit st Improved evaporator; iron arch, large RUKarlng-ofT arch, sunar-house eon taltilnic 60 cords four-foot dry wood; three years' supply stovewood on hand. Hams In first-class condition, one nearly new, 175 ton silo; abundance of small fruit; splendid orchard of unified trees. The place kept throunh hint winter forty (4) head of cnltle, seven norses and other small stork; m-ver- illino; water at barns and dwelling. ynplete set of tools of the best make. whole place Is well fenced and InURhly well kept up. levelling; Is -class; two stories, twelve rooms. rntly painted Inside and out. The tie would be sold at a (treat Hur on acount of death in family. 'further Information apply to F. A. flyn, Waltsfteld, Vermont. There are cotton mills In 43 of the 97 counties In North t'arollna. the total number In the State being 205. Xdneat Tear Haw els Wltn CascareM. Canny Cathartic, eiire conatlpatlcm forever. Wo, 85o. K O. C. O. fall, druKKlsui rotund nionef. A Ttralllan doctor claims to have discovered an infallible cure for snake bites of all kinds. lie administers aoup, containing: two grammes of cn'o mel and 30 grammes of strong lemon juice. T Care Constipation forever TskeCuscarets CnnUv Cathartic, loo or Wo. If C 0. 0. tall to euro, druitKlsts refund tnouuy. LAWN PLAYHOUSES tArge Enough for Throe or Four l.lttle Girls and Their Dolts. The latest novelties In the smart toy hops are large playhouses, to be Bet upon the lawn for the use of the little glrla of the family. These come in very pretty designs, counterparts of the Queen Anne cottages In which the lit tle mothers really live. They are large enough to accommodate three or four little girls and their dolly families. The Interiors consist of one large room, which Is furnished with small chuira, tables, couches, beds, bureaus, book ' cases and so on, all of which articles of furniture come In very attractive forms and can be purchased at any of the large shops dealing In children's toys and games. These houses will be welcomed gladly by the little misses, for they open out a vista of afternoon teas, parties and receptions at which the hostess can play at being a real live mamma and social leader. Placed In a shaded corner of the lawn, or out In the orchard, the girls of the family will pans many a happy hour when the tun la too hot for outdoor exercise. IjOt Them Alone. People over 30 would do well to give up milk and eggs In any form as a diet," said a well-known physician. "These are the structure-forming food of animals which mature In a short time, and when taken In quantities by human beings whose structures have already formed they tend only to the hardening and aging of the tissues. I have seen people who were beginning to find stair climbing difficult, and who were losing their elasticity, much ben efited by eliminating these articles from their diet. That there has been great Increase In the duration of life below the age of 30 statistics prove, but beyond that period there has been no improvement. In my opinion, the person over 30 would have as good a chance to preserve life as the c-l'd Just beginning its struggle with exist ence if he would only suit his diet to his years. Wkm the Great Forests Aro A table in Science shows that Cau ada leads all other countries In the Jut of her forests. She possesses 30,720 acres ot forest-covered land, ;alnut 450,000,000 acres in the Unit States. Russia is credited with 140,000 acres, about 48,000,000 more . the United States. India comes with 140,000,000. Germany has 84,347,000 acres, France 23.466,450, and the British islands only 2.695,000. The table does not include Africa or South America, both of which contain Im mense forests. It may surprise some readers to learn that the percentage ot forest-covered land la larger in several European countries, Germany fr in stance, than In the United States. ! W Sick headache. Food doesn't di gest well, appetite poor, bowels con stipated, tongue coated. It's your liver I Averl Pills are liver pills, easy and safe. They cure dyspep sia, biliousness. 25c. All Druggists. Vaut your luvuautcha or board a boautual hruwn or rlflh blaok t Then uaa at. a e. Him w. Je, h. ' o o l RETROSPECTS. I met her In a Blare of light. Due May, It was a regal night. And she wns stately. In form and face she looked a queen I don't remember having seen Her equal lately. Tut Run, In spite ot royal pose, At henrt was tender as the rose, And soon eonlldoil That some old gypsy one, had read tier fortune, and "Tue Man." stio said, Wo nl J come as I did. I blessed that fortune-teller then, And pitied those nnlueky men Wtiom Hue hurt slighted. I knew they mnst be In distress, la black diwpnlr and nothing less Iojeocl, benighted. To-day I'm one of that sad erew, And yet can smile In splto of Hue Hhe was dellolousl I hear she's found another "flamo," "JJouoath the light" (the way I came). Nor Is suspicious. Tte fortune-teller seems to know Tlio wny they come, but how tuey gi Ii mora contusing. Yet, eomo and go, yon know, tucy musf, And I, nt lnt, can llnd it Just A bit amusing! Chicago Record, HUMOR OF THE DAY. Mrs. Bonham "Mother will spend Sumlay with ns if the weather is pleas ant." Benham "X tliiuk we need rain." The man who woos and runs away Will never woo another day; But ho who kisses one girl may lie sure to kiss some more some day. Philadelphia Keour.l ",I know a Scotchman who says ho never played golf in his lifo." "Good; we can teach him the game and he can teaoh ns the dialect." Chicago Heo ord. "Why should I marry yon?" she nsked, coldly. "Well, of course," he replied, vioionsty, "you can be an old maid if you wish." Philadelphia North American. "How do you feel about this pro posed alliance with Englaud, (lams by?" "Well, Ithinkonr nation will cheerfully look upon hor in the light of a little sister." Tommy Wagu "Pa, what does 'M.D. after a doctor's name mean?" Mr. Wagg "Ferhaps it refers to his palieuts, my boy, and stands for 'many dead!' " l-'un. "Hello, Spifllns, are yon doing much these days?" "A little, Hnaggs. I have just sold three oil wells." "Ah, in the hole sale business, I see." Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph. Little Ethel (whose birthday gifts are nnmerons and valuable) "Mam ma, it's just tco bad!" Her Mamma "What, dear?" Little Ethel "That we aro born only once." Mamma "Dear 'me, Nellie! How have yon torn that great hole in your pinafore? It wann't there this morn ing." Nellie "Where do you snp pose it was then, mamma, dear?" Punch. First Tramp (in the road) "Why don't you go in? The dog's all right. Don't yon see him waggin' his tail?" Seoond Tramp "Yes; and he's growl in' at the same time. I dunno which end to believe." Coaoher (loudly) "Two are ontl play for the batter." Mrs. Notnpp "Batter! b-a-t-t-e-r! Goodness nukes, what sort of batter are these men playing for?" Mr. Mann "Dough, madam." Judge. "You're the biggest freak in tho museum," exclaimed the petrified man as the fat lady aooidently stepped on his toe. "As for yon, sir," indig nantly repliod the fat lady, "you posi tively have no feelings whatever." Of course hair dye doesn't hurt the brain. We have the assurance of the maker that it does not, and if any doubt still remains, there is the further faot that nobody who has any brains ever dyes. Detroit Journal. Miss Cnte "What made Miss Millions accept Cholly after first re fusing him?" Miss Pert "Oh, he looked so cheap whon she turned him down that she couldn't let the chanee for a bargain esoape her." Philadel phia Record. "I am all out of pationoe with yon, Jack. I should just like to know why George Jones is always at the head of his 'class, while yon aro always at the foot?" Jack heBitatod for a moment, and then, looking his mother squat ely in the faoe, he said, innocently: "You forget that Jones has very olever par ents." "I have just learned," sho said, with a perceptible tinge of asperity, "that I am the ninth girl to whom you have been engaged." "Well," he suavely replied, "that ought to make yon glad." "Glad!" she ex claimed; "I'd like to know why?" "Don't yoa kuow," he answered, "that there's Inok in odd numbers." Minneapolis Tribune. Saved by a Cat. Soore one for pussy. A Bristol (England) cat a few days ago proved the means of saving a whole family from destruction by fire. At half past two in the morning a shopkeeper named Ledo Schniedermann was aronsed by his pet tabby, which was gently scratching his face. He tried to drive her away, but as the iaithful foline persisted, he aronsed himself, to find the room full of smoke. He alarmed a lodger, Her man MulUer, and also his sister and another young woman. They all rushed to the stairs, where the fiamos were already spreading. With the exoeption of the lodger, the inmates, taking pass with them, readied a lauding,' from whioh they esoaped to the back yard. Just as the flames shot right through .the spiral staircase, Muller, who had stopped to pat on his boots, was out off from esoape. The flames reaohed his 'room, and then, throwing put soma bedding, he leaped from the seoond-story -window. He badly sprained bis ankle and was taksu t the iaflrniiry.TfKiw Ijrk Henll THt MARKETS. FiTTSnvito. Craln, floor and Peod. WHEAT No. 8 red M C8 WHHAT No. 1 Dew Otl 6 t'OHN No i yellow, ear 8 13 No. 3 yellow, sbeilea 80 17 Mixed ear 87 81 OATH No. 8 white ! 81 No. 8 white 83 84 IXOl ll Winter patents 8 70 8 80 In no j- straight winter 8 50 8 60 live No. 8 61 68 HAV-No. 1 timothy 11 2ft 11 10 t'loTor. No, 1 0 85 8 50 m:l-No. 1 whl! mid., ton.. 17 00 17 51 llrnwn middlings 15 28 15 50 llran. till I If 1,1 31 18 60 BTI1AW WhHot 8 00 6 60 Oat 6 09 8 M BKI-'.IiK I'anry Itlue (Irn.s.... 125 180 Timothy, prime ... 1 23 1 60 Dairy l'rodncta, DCTTEIt Elir creamery ... ti9 21 Ohio creamer) 19 SO Farcy country roll ,,,, 14 15 CIIFKSK Ohio, now 10 11 New York, new 11 12 J mill and Vegetable. pFANS-r.reen V bu CO 75 I'OTATOEH Knnev ltose.V bbi I 49 1 60 PAHHAOE Per barrel 125 150 ONIONS per bu 60 6S 1'oultry, Kte. flF.NS per pnlr 65 70 CHItKl-.NM dressed 14 15 riHKEYS dresied 15 Id EGOS la. and Ohio, froh.... 14 15 HAI.TIMOHE. H.orn a s 75 4 01 WHEAT No. 8 red 70 71 COHN-Mlxed 8fl 87 OATH 27 28 EOOH..... 14 15 liUTTEK Onto creamery l'J 20 I'lllLAUKLfHIA FI.Om 8 85- 8 7.'. IVHKAT No. 8 red 69 .0 t'OUN No. 2 mixed 86 87 OATH -No. 2 white 27 2H BVTTtlt Creamery, extra.... 21 SJ EUOb Pennsylvania tints,... Ill 17 MW VOKK. FI.OrR rntents 8 T5 4 00 HEAT No, 2 red 75 COHN No. 2 88 OATH bite Western 27 Hl'TTElt-freamerv. M. 17 81 IGGB Btate of l'enn 12 15 L1VK MUCK. Central Storh lards, Kaat Liberty, Pa. CATTLE. Trlme. lPOOto 1400 lbs A SI'S 6 79 Good, 1200 to 1800 Itn J SO 6 60 Tidy, 1000 to U60JI- 6 00 8 15 Fair ll(lit steers. 000 to 1000 IM 4 15 '4 6 Common, 700 to 900 lbs 8 4i) 4 00 Boos. Medium 4 20 4 05 Ht-avy 4 91 5 00 Houghs and stags 4 0J 4 25 surer. Trlme, 06 to 105 lbs 4 80 4 40 Hood, f5 to 90 tbs 4 2) 4 SJ Fair, 70 to fcO lbs 4 25 6 0) Common 8 00 4 09 Veal Calves 5 0 121 una. Pprlnger, extra 8 60? 8 75 hjirlngrr, good toi-botce. 6 00 5 10 Common to fHlr.., 4 60 6 0') Extra yearllnKs. Unlit 4 11) 6 00 Good to choice yeurlinffs. 4 60 4 83 Medlnm 4 21 4,0 Common. s 23 4 2 i REVIEW OF TRADE Demand SUM Exceeds the Supply ot Besse mer Pig A Drop In Wheal It. O. Hun & Co's weekly review of trade reports as follows: "The astonish ing feature is the magnitude of demand, notwithstanding; prices which would ordinurlly check It. In products direct ly cunsumed by Individuals, the larger employment and bitter wages of the working orce give explanation. Kf forts to meet the demand call fur more stores, manufacturing works and ma chinery and faclltltii-s for transporta tion, as if every man's wagon were In part diverted to build up the nation's machinery of manufacturing and dis tribution. The occsHlon promises quick prolan, the builUlntr Is largely for the future, and it goes on In spite ot un umial prices. "Demand exceeds the supply of II. a scmer pig, again raising the price for that and anthracite to 122 60, southern foundry to J1S.20 at l'utxbui'g, with heavy sales; gray forge to $19, and southern at Chlcaxo to J.'O.CS, with local coke at $21. Structural shapes were advanced $." per ton a week ago, cut nails 25 cents per keg this wetk, plates $2 per ton, common bar iron to Vm cents at Plttxburg, and tool steel to 7 cents, with large Mexican orders placed for pipe, and good orders for bridges at Chicago. Few works can promise delivery before December, an 1 most of the heavy eonttacts placid have been for next year's delivery. Bales of wool have been moderate, 6.32h,700 pounds, for the week, and for five weeks 42,005,1(90 pounds, of which 35,459, 1H) pounds wer domestic, and when the last great speculation was In progress Bales in the same week of 1H95 were 57,69,2W! pounds, of which 39.118,987 pounds were d'.mentlc. Some hesitancy In buying Iry manufacturer Is attributed to current price, and in quarter-blood washed fleece and un washed and combing light some con cestilons have been made, so thnt the average of 100 quotations by Coates Kros. is about 20.33 cents, against 0.40 cents August 1. "Mills have strong demands for goods and the clay worsteds have further ad vanced. In cotton goods demand ex ceeds supply and many kinds have ad vanced, although the material has de clined. "The cotton year ends with rpot quoted at 64 cents. The crops has sur passed all others, and with cummer c a) stocks here and abroad and mill stock about 600,000 bales larger than a year ago, the actual consumption of Ameri can cotton seems to have been about 10.600,000 bales, so that a crop of 10,000, 000 bales would leave stocks about where they were a year ago. If con sumption should remain the same. There is prospect of increased con sumption, but aif-o of a yield exceeding 10,000,000 bales, notwithstanding recent losses. "Wheat has declined ma'nly because reports of Injury in the Northwest have been discredited, and the exports from both coasts have been for the week 8,010,010 bushels, against 8.785.759 bush els last year, and for five weeks 16,114, 6K5 bushels, againHt 16,875,639 bushelj lajtt year. The western receipts have been 19,513,474 bushe s, against 20,320,587 bushels last year. Indicating In recent weeks some disposition on lh part of farmers to hold their grain. The enor mous export of corn, 20.60M29 bushels, against 10,9U9,4I3 bushels In the same week last year, and the western re ceipts, 19,722.019 bushels, against 18.620, 787 bushels last year, are not to be- for gotten and have caused a decline of 1 cent In price. "Failures for the week have been 141 In the United States, against 171 last year, and K5 In Canada, against 11 hurt year. - , FASHIONS CHANOi:, And It Is Kow tho Paihlon to Get tig. married. New York Tribune: A group of lit tle Rlrls, from 12 to 14, were talking With each other one day on Bailey's beach at Newport, a few days ago, and A stranger curious to hear what the children of the elect conversed about, took a scat on the sand In their neigh borhood. They were talking of the fu ture, as children of their age are wont to do, and, of course, the prospective bridegroom came in for a large share ot their attention, "Yes, I shall mar ry," announced unquestionably the . beauty of the party, a lovely girl of 13, "but," she added with calm conviction, "I do not think I shall stay married long. I get tired of people so easily. I shall probably get a divorce after a few years. Her sentiments did not seem to excite any surprise or disap proval, but one of the group said timid ly: "My mother thlnlis It Is very wrong to be divorced. She says it is a solemn vow for better or worse, and If It Is for worse, why people must land It." The other laughed mock ingly, and the first speaker who seem ed to bo the spokesman for the party answered with the wearied air of a woman of tho world, which she bad successful copies f.-om some admired friend of her mother's, "How funny you are, Margery, with your old fash ioned Ideas.-' Fashions change In mar riage like In everything else, and just now It Is tho fashion to get unmarried whenever you want to." Spiritualist Disport Without Vptrlt.s Spiritualists had a Jolly picnic at Bralntree, Mass., with baseball, wheel barrow and potato races and other wholesome outdoor sports, with not a cabinet or a screen In sight. Now, if the spirits had consented to appear under such auspices through the me dlumshlp of the contestants in the po tato race, for example, many skeptics might be gathered Into the fold ot spiritualistic belief, but there was no manifestation ot the supernatural on that cheerful day. For some reasons all spirits, whatever may have been their character during the mortal life, show an exclusive partiality for dark ness and slow music when summoned back to earth. A Handsome Admtaalon. England Is the country which holds the record for the consumption ot al cohol. Englishmen, and even Eng lishwomen, drink enormous quantities of alcohol, and the vice Is even more prevalent In Ireland, where It has as sumed unheard-of proportions. Hut we must not flatter ourselves thnt we are much better in France. Unhappily alcoholism Is Increasing alarmingly In cur country. Bordeaux La France. rieasaro of Anticipation. From Brooklyn Life: May "I shouldn't think you'd be feeling so gay after quarreling with Jack last night." Madge "But Just think of making up again!" Ko-To-Baa for Plfty Cents. Guaranteed tobneoo habit cure, makes weak Uen strong-, blood pure. Nc.tl. All urutfv Ibis, Tho number of summer hotels In the fnlted Ktates Is estimated at 23.000. Tail persons have the advuntiige of greater longevity than Hliiu-t ones. 69 Cents for Nothing JuKt iMurrf, a .19 ,fltrful cfttiiloff" of evervtltlnir to nt, wenr nml ur. It costs us 64 vents to print and 17 rents lu mail each copy. lt'$ fr0 to all rrritf for it This book eontA.n; HO 4 dws t 1l',x10i; n.V hns 10.000 Illustration, anil miute 100,000 art tiles ut wholesale prices to consumers, liere it the booki This vnliifihle cnt.i- loftue tells all nlxint AKrlt'iiltnral lmntt mcnti, Hahy Conrfur, Itnlillna. Ilicycles, Itouts, Itiicacles, t an dies. Carpets, I lif-irs Hocks, l lothliiK, Cornets, Crockery, Curtains, Cutlery, l-arin W atrnns, I'tir nit ure, Mfn's l'tif nishlnff, OlusHwar, ( irtcerip, I laruvKH, Hats, Hosiery, Jew elry, Laua' Clot hlnir, Ladies' hurnUhiiiKH, Lamps, M ac k I n toshes. Mirrors. Mo- ttli'nl Instruments, Or gans, .'ainU, I'inims, I'lctures, r -orlifrre. ii'injceniiorN, n H a 11m. Nwln. Jklnrliinea, Milrta, W, Silverware, Sloven, Tinware, lclilccii, Imvela, Trunks, l'nlrri-ar, t'pl.i.UUry WntcllL-R. nnd tlltiUMamla itf tlhr artii'lH- Wltn I nia xhik in yonr iMisMvaalon. you call buy cheaper than the avernire dealer. 1 on can ftave Inrce minis of money on everything you need, ut any aeuaon ol tlio yeur. I.llkvfraplirJ Cnrprl anil Nnr Cntalnfiir, nnJ nur ClKlliing Culahn'u, wall snmpl? atiiflirtf, art nlso frtt t:xfirtant paid on clolkiHg, Irtiiihl paid am curp. l. Which book tkall nv ttnd yom f Addrtsi lili waf.' JULIUS HINES & SON BALTIMORE. MD. Department ai3 uI-nlred IhetorlarrsofUie damned wltb proirudintf pilua brought on by coin ti pa tlon with whioh I won aft" Ik1 ted fw twenty years, I ran Acroi your CASCAUKTS In the town of Newell, la., and never fouitd anything to equal them. To-day I atn entirely Iree from piles and feel like a now nmn. " a U. Kbits, Mil Jones fet., Sioux City, la. Pleaaant. PalatAhla. PoLAnt. Taata Ooofl. Do Guou, NererHlckeu. Weaken, or Orliw. lOo.Jjc, SOo. ... CURB CONSTIPATION. ... Urilaf Cweaaar, Ckkaya, a If ,1. .w far,. 3H MTA Blf Polit ana fruarnnteed hy allflrug I U'DSW glau Ul Ci) UK Tobacco Uablu S.0PFEO FREE Ptrmaoeotly CuroJ laiaaltr Prawnta by BR. KLINE'S CHEAT SERVE RESTORER Paata N retkraajri lo.titutf f Moulin. M rol. aH .rhlUUtpUU. I4W "Too Q oo-l and To Cheap to U without It" H Han laEi5 fffi CANDY (I SmA CATMART,C rataoi MAftM motartMO OT OFF FOR A TRIP. "All ready to start?" - "Yes; here is my Ivory Soap, that finishes my packing. I always lay in a supply before going on the road. It is one of the comforts a traveling man can carry with him. ivory soap it floats. eoevmOMT iaea mr thc paoona a aaMais oo cmoiNtfaTt In Rwltxprlnm!, b elar-whire, thr-re hna been for jvara a great Influx from the rnuntry to the town. From l!t4 Ik 1M7 the Incri-aae of potiulittlim In Zurich was 10,000 to 11,000 a year. Don't Tobtrra Rplt and Smnle Tonr I.lfe ir?oj. To quit tobacco enalljr and fororer. be mas netle, full of lite, nerve and rigor, take No To tlac. the wnnuYr-worlifir. that innkr-i weak men trong. All drURBlita, SOcorll. Cureiruaran teed. Booklet and anmple free. Addrea, Sterling liemedy Co., Cblcaso or New York. Marnrnnl and vermlrelll are Dimply a mixture of tvheuten Hour nnd water, prped throuRh molda and dried. Tly are produred lnrRely In Italy, where they are fnvorlte articles of food. Ahanlutely Free. To Introduce Flndley'g Eva Balve I III end by mall, nlwnlutely Fiikf., a 25 cent box to any one writing me a poatnl eard giving name and addrefa. It rurea aore eyea at once. Addreaa J. r. IIayteii, Decatur, Texaa. Mra.Wlnalniv'a Soothing Pr nip forrhlldren teetlllntr. aottetm tllPKHlna. rt'ilurpa Itlllntlinin tiou, allaya uilii,curi'a wind iuIU.'h; a huttlr. We have nnt been without Plao'a Cttre for rnnaiiinptlnn for SO yearn. I.i.zir Kkiiiiel, lamp t-t., llarrlaburg, i'a., May 4, 1HU4. MOTHERHOOD is woman's natural destiny. Many women are denied the happiness of childrei through some derangement of the generative organs. Actual barrenness is rare. Among the many triumphs of LydiaE. Pinkham's Vegetable; SORROWS OF STERE3JYY Dear Mrs. Pixkham Before taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I had one child which lived only six hours. The doctor said it did not have the proper nourishment while I was carrying it. I did not feel at all well during preg nancy. In time I conceived again, and thought I would write to you for advice. Words cannot express tho gratitude I feel towards you for the help that your medi- cino was to me during this time. I felt like a new person ; did my work up to the last, and was sick only a short time. My baby weighed ten pounds. He is a fine boy, the joy of our home. He is now six weeks old and weighs sixteen pounds. Your medicine is cer tainly a boon in pregnancy. Mrs. Flora Cooper, of Doyle, S. Dak., writes: " Dear Mrs. Pinkham Ever since my last child I suffered with inflammation of the womb, pains in back, left side, abdomen and groins. My head ached all the time. I . could not walk across the floor without suffering intense pain. I kept getting worse, until two years ago I wrote to you for advice, and began taking Lvdia E. Pinkham's Veeetable I had not finished the first bottle before I felt better. I took four bottles, and have been strong nnd perfectly healthy ever since, and now have two of the nicest little jrirls." "Where Dirt Cathers,Waste Rules." Great Saving Results From the Use of SAPOLIO W. L. DOUGLAS $3 & $3.50 SHOES "N'N . Mili Worth $4 to $8 compared mth Other makci. Indorsed by over l.ooo.ooo wvitrerft. ALL LEATHERS. ALL STYLES TMH OKNI'MI h W. L. UtugltV mm Md pttm tlwi m bium Take no mbttttnte ctRtnutd to bo w (t'Htd. Lttruent uiukfire of i fttitt 0.1. SO vlioei Id Lbe world. Yutir deitler should krrip them If not, we will eutl you a Malrnri rural nt of iirlin. Miitta klwX ol leather, ! ami witlih, iilaln ur cap k. t'ntaloau C Frc. W. L. DOUGLAS 8H0I CO., Brockton, Mact, P. K. U. SO ' W Dr. Rlcord'i Essenci of Lira t.?tb,."?,.!;S! ard, DerfaUlni rvmex.jr for all eM of iter von. tuaiiU), phyitival dUl it jr, lot vitnlitjr aud r tii-turu JH-ay In both wim poaltlve, Nrrmaniil cur; fult tratu.iit 0ft, ur 4 a Uttl; kiamit for aUvftUi, 4AHJHH, Afut, l) Itrvadwa, M. i. Ilow'a Thlat WeofferOne Hitndn-d I).ill-r newanl fn, nnyra e of Catarrh tbatvannnt bj cured bt Hall's catarrh Cute. f. J. t'ltaKr.v Co.. Pnpa., Tole.1 O. e. the underaliineil, have known K.J. Che. ney tin the la t 15 yi-nrs. and lii lleve h ni per. lei-t.li- honor, bit- In nil biialneaa t-an-actinn, and financially nhle to carry out any obliga. tlon in ilc bv thi-lr tlrni. Vr:aT A Tlil AX, Whol n Diugglata, Toledo, I )h o. WAi.nixn, Kinxah MAnriN, Tioleaala DnmglBta, Toledo, Ohio. Hall i Catarrh Cute lamken Internally, art. Ingdlrnctly upon the blmal ami ninrotu aur. Incea of th ayatem. Pile,-, 4c. pe.- bottle. Sold brail Diugglata. Teatlmnniala free. llitll't Family I'llla are the best. The flrat automobile club of 0r mnny hn Just been organized and the Duke of Itatlhor Is th PresMiMit. Deaaty la Blood Deep. Clean blood means a clenn akin. No beauty without it. I'ascaretg, Candy Cathnr tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im purities from the body. Jlcgin to-day to banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cnscarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug, gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. The proportion of married p rsons to Fingle ones Is as 75 to 1.000. Compound is the overcoming of cases of supposed barrenness. This great medicine is so well calculated regu late every function of the generative or gans that its efficiency is vouched fof by multitudes of women. Mrs. Ed. Wolford, of Lone Tree, Iowa, writes: ix&frivy lis ii Comnound. GOLDEN CROWN LAMP CHIMNEYS Are the lirat. Aak for them. Coat no mora than rmmiiun alilituiaya. AU illra. I'lTTNIll llit ULa as I II., Allvaheny, Pa, rf Successfully Prosecutes Syiitim'tvi. Mm-, l&iuUuilivattuut-luiuK ims. iian B iuliutlivattutf flwiiuit, Att.v UuNk RHEUMATISM I 'Album baa am: CII K R n8arar4a hotlla. 4 ar.- I tntatiuant. btiatnaJd. In aiia. AusAMuaa ttaaiaiti Uu., attUtaauMlos St.. at! Y. 1 rSiVinfi'akS? j - I Beat Cuuatt Mrrup. TaMaa Uoud. Vss I I ua wiq " untwiat r '
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