J horning wimm Is A fmrlnns eompltilnt. It' n wnriilnt? thnt should bo linpiliid. It I illlToront from in bonost tlrod fuullnit. It Is n ouro sign ot poor blood. You o:in euro It by ntnklng your blood rlnli nr.d pnro with Flood'a Hnr npnrllln. Thnt Is wlmt olhor poople o thoiisnnd ot tlmm. Titled n low bottlns Of this good medlclnn mow Hiid you will not only Rut rid of thnt wrnik, languid, ex hnusted fouling, but It will make you foal wall all through the summer. Tired Foellg "For thnt tlrd and Worn out fouling in the aprlng, and ns trvitgtli bulldor nnd npiUtn arnntnr, I hare found Hod' Hitrntpnrllln without n-equnl." Mm. h. 11. NVoodard, 985 BhIIou Htreot, Wooosoekut, R. I. HOOCl'S Trtha I Anli-rli-n's Ori-wtrnt Wong Mwlli-tno. Wiesbaden harbors a woman who ha been a prompter in a theater for 50 years. To Vnnr 1'rrt Aflir nn'l Itnrn t Flinkn Into your shnm Allen's r'nnt-Knse. a Tnw or lur tho loot. It miiki-H ll;lit or new horn fi'tii pnsy. ( un-s Corn-', IlunlinH, hwollvii. Hot, t mnrtli a nnd wi'ittlng l'ci-t and Ingrowing Nnll-. Buhl by ml drugglxt . and hIkpm nor, '1 ' i't. Humt l" si'tit Hil.E. Address Allun Is. Olmstond, I.cKoy, N. V. I. Bremen received l.oj.'ts br.tr American cotton tip to November VfW. Vhe Ural TTraprlptlnn rr tTitrta and Yi'vr 19 a boiiii. ,,f rinovr's TAsTKi.ma CbiilTonic. Il Is simply Iron mut quintm. la IwivIom form. No cine uo y. I'rlc. 6O0. worth ot Turkey bought S.'4,i..iJ American llo'.ir t:i?t year. Fits permnniMitly euri"i. No ftti or nr-rvnns-ess nfier hr-t duy's nv of Pr. klinr's (irenl 4Brvo I.trfr. y:I tri-il lmttlu find trvitie urea. Dr.rt.ll.KLiNX.Ltd.UJl Arcb aul'liilu.!'. pnni'fi irtrn wtio insfcr trie itmniin fans of Valencia arc paid nboiu 25 cents v:!' tvc nim rowsen rw w rnse el mt- srrh tliitennnt1 hiM-nml with Hnirjf; rrn Cure. TMk4n Int.'rnnlly. 1'. J. L'UENbY & Co., Props., Toledo, 0. Rats exterminated a colony of 48 prai rie dogs in Lincoln Park, Chicago. Ci.Evri.'r. N C. Feb. 8, 19'0. F1t-voira ngu I puri'baaed ahottl i f 1'rey' Vermllugn. "'J lit I'est In the World." Hend me another bottle. 1)ik'1oo 25c. W. J. Yocxo. A Lithuanian in Chicag" Wars the '' name of John Uiipertnost Short. Jcll-oi"llifTlow Iear, Plonses nil the fiunlly. Four flavors: Lemon, Ontnge. ItiiHphorry audatrnwberry. Atflour uroiMtra. lu ct. Lsland received $525.24.1 worth of from the United States in H tt'lnslnv'sSnntblnirfl'sT.in foreblhlren teethintr, sotteits the minis, rednre InitMttntin tloniklluyBiiaiu.euri1! wiuxi vuIIl'.m: u bottle, French Canadians almost entirely use hnme-erown tobacco. What do tho Children Drink? Don B1 them tea or of?ee. Hare j rled tho now food driuk teH- JN-0 1 It ia delieioua uTiahiDg aud takes tho place M coffee. The more Oraln-0 Ton give the ehllilrou the mora healtli you distrib ute through their systems. Grain-O ia mndo of pure groins, I ana wuen properly prepared taxtea I lika the choioe grudeBof cofifeo bat 'd costs about i as much. All grocera S sell It. ISo. and 2oo. Try Crain-O ! Insist that yoornrocCTglres yooORAJH-0 Aocapt no Imlutioiu Save ihi Labels and wrHo tor list of pivmlums wollte Rootbecr Tb.f.Torit. summer drink I ..L.iW V. L. DOUGLAS 3 El 3.50 SHOES fflfl Worth 94 to$boompared1 InclorMMl by over lM.OOO wearer Thtaenuin have W. L. Douglas' turn and price tamped on bottom, lake 4 no auUttitute claimed to b aa (rood. 1 vur dealr ahould kten them if not. w will tend a pair on rec;iiit of nrica and . vtra lor carriaxe. Staia kind of Jeathg titt, and width, plain or cai to Cat. iroaa W. L DOUGLAS SHOE CO., Brockton, Matt. 412 .taanuit nil g It TOOhserotttePlLKH, fill V f on havo po t owl L) Amaul W I r m bona fiut Cuhm. or rou I I Isa jr would not ban tnm now. 'Turn only bUMrani4Md Cur. No detention from atialnwia. nooiMration, uo OTilum 01 niorphliia. u upitlMl.iiu. or 34 and box or olntmant 41.0l, posinald by mall, bend tor book ol valu able lntoruiatlon on Itloe. s hh.E.wh.Uiar you .use out routed; or not. i VHk iia ii ut tnir pii.it niiMV. nn tot Asylum UU, Uarllord, Coun, WALL PAPER. Edwin G. Diehl, fi9 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURG. A grots wanted to sell from sample books. P. X U. 9', '00. c::n stop tobacco suddenly Jt failures a.rron. .yst.m to dose, pinfl PHPft aud uoilb.4 yen wli.u to stop. Kuld with a urut that thro, boiu will cure any caa. 'Ofl nilRI)4 ".uetshle and li.rm'.H. II bas MllU'UUIlU Hfd 1I10111MI11U, It will eiiru you, atslldruKuistsorby lusil popanl, I.OO a u.; I bnsM, 9tl.HU. buokl.t Im. H'rlte tUl.tki JU Ml UAi'UD., La Ciimm. Wis. THE MARKET8. lliTsiitiltn. Crntn, I Itmr nnd Feel. WIIFAT-No. H red 7I1! 72 live No. 'J Ilj rOHNNo 8 yellow, enr 4 ' N". 2 yel.nw, shellwl Il j 0 Mlxeil ear s."i 411 OA'ISNo. 2 whlto 1.9 20.'.; No. 8 white 2S'.j HI FI.ol'K Winter patent 8 ill 8 tw Funny straight winters 8 4 1 U f0 IIAV-No. 1 timothy in 00 15 2S Clever, So. 1 1 fid 14 0) f'FKIi No. 1 while mid., ton.. 17 51 1H 00 llrnwn mlddllnits 1 l IS 60 Urnn. hulk HI 23 HI Ml STltAW Wheat. HOI 8 IS Ont 8 0!) 8 25 Dairy Product lid'TEll F.lKln creamery. .... 21 2l'i Ohio creamery Ill's Fnnry country roll It) 17 Oil i:iK Ohio, new 10 10.', New York, new 10,' i It 1'utlltry, etc. IIFNH per pair RJ 00 flllfKF.NS dressed 12 14 K.tiGHl'a. and Ohio, frnsh.... ll.'a 1 Vratta and Veaetahlea, FFANS Oreen V Imshel 2 00 2 150 l'O'l A'I'OFH hnncv WhltoV bu 45 W) CAIiHAOE perenite 8 00 !1 T ONIONM per bhl 2 0J 2 if.'i HAl.TIMOItK. ll.nrit n r,5si s n Hi: AT No 2 red 70 - 70', COItN-Mlxed 4-"4 "t li 1 ij OATS 2H;'., FOGS ua IlLT'JKIt Ohio creamery . . .. 1 lllLADl.LI'Ilt V n.orit a n ? WHKAT No. 2 red 70 7l '4 COUN-No. 2 mixed 42 42', OATS No. 2 white 8 ill;, 1,1 "1 'I' tilt t remnery, extra,... 2i KtiUH reiiiisylviinla llrnts.... K'J, Fl.Ofll rntonta 8 Cjiff II HI W II FAT No. 2 red H) ': CDIiN-No. 2 4 OATS White Western 2,st.; Ill '1 1 Kit -Creamery. Hi j 20 l.Oli.S Ktnle nnd Feiiti Jj IS IIVI-. hTOUK. I entral Mock ards, Kn.t I.H,irtr. i'a. rAT-n.a. Prlmo heavy, 1400 to 15J0 lbs ..t 5 Sfis fi 05 I'rlme. laoo to noo Ihs 6 85 6 60 Medium, 1000 to 1200 It, 0 0J 5 15 Fat heiteia 4 kj 5 no llutelinr. 000 to 1000 Ihs 4 20 4 26 Common to fair. 4 00 4 50 Oxen, common to fat 8 25 4 75 Common 10 good Int bulls nnd cows 2 60 4 23 Milch cows, each 2 1 00 25 00 Fxtru milch cows, each 45 00 52 00 lloos. Prime medium weights S fin li-t heavy yorkura and med. . . 6 40 ft 45 (lood to choice packers 6 60 0 65 Good pigs nud Unlit yorkers... 6 ao 6 : 'kip plK 4 00 4 7 Heavy hoifs 5 50 Common to fair. 6 50 6 00 lloiiRhs 4 75 6 00 Stiifc-s 8 bo 4 00 Ml tUP. Fxtra, meil. we'pht wetliors, 0.. 5 0!) 5 10 Oood to choice, clipped 4 HO 6 00 Medium, cllj.pKd 4 UO 4 IKi L'ommou to lair, clipped 8 U0 4 60 1.4 una. Lnmbs, extra, sprluk' 0 00 10 Of Lambs, Rood to choice, spring.. 8 00 V 00 Lamb, common to lair, sprint;. . 6 00 7 00 Fxtra, clipped 6 fill 0 7(1 Good to choice, clipped (I 25 0 8C Medium, clipped 6 00 6 20 Common, clipped 8 60 6 50 CALVKS. Veal, extra 6 75 6 00 Veal, (rood t0 choice. 6 25 6 73 Veal, common to lair 4 Hj fi 2i Veal, common heavy ........ 8 0) 4 23 REVIEW OF TRADE. New Condilloni ol Business. Involve a Change ol Figures The Iron and Stoel Silualion. R. G. Dun & Co.'s "Weekly Review )f Trade" says: Business is not what t was a year ago, but men do not agree n defining the difference. In place of :hc wild speculation in securities which welled exchanges a year ago there has :ome such liquidation that 20 preferred industrial stocks have sold Uiis week ut prices averaging $83.14 per share, though the same stocks sold in April last year for $00.66 per share, and 20 rommon have sold this week for $38.40 which sold last year at $76.09. double the price. Yet many of these com panies have earned and paid good divi dends and all have enjoyed a year of extraordinary business. The indus trials have reached the lowest average they have ever known, while the 60 most active railway stocks, though de Dressed about $4 per share since early in April, arc higher now than in most of January or February, higher than early in December and higher than a year ago. Business in some lines has Iieen hindered by the "holding of prices 10 high as to check consumption. The closing of works by the Steel and Wire Company, followed by the reduction of $20 per ton in prices of its products; the closing of many paper mills be cause of over production; the sudden reduction of 70 cents per too pounds in lead from the price to which it was raised late in December: the report that tin plate works may be closed n while for similar reasons, create a feel ing that some business no longer has the guarding and guiding influence of prices answering qi'ickly to the demand for consumption. But progress toward a healthy adjustment 1"s been rapid within the past week. Transactions at Pittsburg in Bessemer pig seem to be largely nt guaranteed prices, so that definite quotations are avoided, thougli much Bessemer from the Fast is of fered at verv low figures. Grey forge is a jdiade lower there and lornl caite at Chicago, while No. 1 Lehigh is onoted at $31. so here. Bars sell at Philadelphia for $1.75. wiile the Pitts burg association reaffirms its ntiota tions of 2 rents, which is sliaded. Plates also sell there at 1.7 cents, wih 175 quoted at Philadelphia. The demand for structural ar.u other products has been much reduced in part by building strikes. The move ment of grain continues large, corn still rivaling wheat in quan tity exported. Atlantic escorts of wheat in three weeks of May Stave been, flour included, 8,232.041 b'ishels against 7.016.540 Inst year, and Pacific exports 2.203,000 against 1. 367.006 last year, while exports of corn i" the same weeks have been 10.382.n58 liuslieli against 6.014.06 last vcar. For disorders ot tho fomtnlno organs havo gained tkolr groat reno wn and enorntous solo be cause of tho permanent good they have dono and are doing for the women of this country If all ailing or suffer ing women could be made to understand how ab solutely truo t&ro tho statements about LydSa Cm Plnkham's VegotahCo Compcszsntip their suffer ings would! ctnda Mrs pBstfikans counseJs women ft so of charge Mor asStlress Is Lynn, RVasSm Ttso advice sho gives Is uraotlcal and hones tm You can write freely to C:er; she Ss a vo-manm I Dl STANDS TO lEASitl 1 fej ffiSSSS that there Is money j fiji M m mJm direct f rem tho ffi M Xl$P$$m, Manufacturers H A fa larrro. 1 JPrt. 81 PnrnimuMfl VTmtmn with Vv t i. ut t.nc mIm, bra a, bnriM mhlrr tiend lrtnf, bmrl cloth trlmmintrti, tamp), ctir tnlnn, nn fhfwt( or fthnfi; mmr n" tjiiis for mw to : mora ihavo our pric OtirpHo. II10. We Save You these Profits frn, Pnennistte Waiyon with Ko. 1 two tnch Pneiiinntlc lireni St and SA-ln. wheels, full Iwll'tH-iirlnu nxlea, Itnliej-Imdf loop nnd utmft c.iMilpn, flnft Whljw-ord trlminliiir and lilfrhirrnlnntMh; I an tineas retnlls for nmrtj than our hrlce. Our price, complete with htuh tHud ftlmftt,) I I A Wo are tho Inre-pst mnnufactnr- ers of Vohicles and llarncss in tho world jellinff to thoconsnmor exclusively. For 27 years vro have conducted business on this plan. Wo pivo you better quality for tho same money, or tho samo quality for less money than tho dealer, jobber or supply agent. We Ship Anywhere For Examination. Wo make 178 stylos of vehicles and 65 styles of harness. This advertisement will np pear only a few times. You may be reading the last Insertion. TAA ltA. Or Ftf.-Ti.loft Vm flnmv with txA tloriMo fcn'l-r, Ininrw, cnrtJiln. rtnnn J ftpron.pol0 rtmft: In an flni ti n'rnll for t-tOmoro thnn our prtoo. (Mir prlvr. Gzt Large Catalogue shows every Vehiclo and Har ness wo mako and gives prices. IT'S FREE, FnnrT It'iptrv with flTnerfl Iiti:h trtir.mlnim. Mciiiiplfte In prrry vrnr nn is tine h n-wtlo fr t 'A more tli tn our rlie. (lur prlre, Kllh ulinria, p.VI. 1 Ei'dkirt Carriage and Ikmm Ihmtzlmhg Co. k T-M ELKHART, IIMDIiCatM Of nil the blunders made by sonic farmers the urea test is the habit oi cutliiiR and slashing fruit trees. XI hat Khrtll We liar For DnaanrO This question nrlsos in tho family dally. Let i us nnswnr It to-iliiv. Try Jll-0. a doljuloua I nnd lion It li fit I lss-rt. rninrftd In S into. No liolllnitl nolmklnitl Hitnply mid a little hot watoi Asnttooool. Flavors: Lnmon.Ornnifo, Ku)p borry and Utrawburry. At grocers. 10a. BUY A PACKAGE OF "FRtENBS' OATS," AND FIND HOW TO OBTAIN THESE AND MANY MORE VALUABLE PREMIUMS FREE. London pawnshops !o a business ainntmtiiiK to nearly a million dollars weekly. I nm sure Pico's Cure lor Consumption snvnd my ll.'e thro - yciir nun Jlns. Tiiui. linu bins, Mnplu St , Norwli;li, N. Y IVIi. 17, 1UJJ French Canadians almost entirely use hotnc-Kroxvn tobacco. To Cnr a Cold In One Ty. Take I.ixatiti Kanun (irixiva Tsi.rra. All druciflcK r..fiiiil tho mi.noy If It fulls in enre. E. n . Okovs t alguaiurs la ou eacb box, lUo. PREACHEH IN SHIRTSLEEVE3. Renlucklmi rimnxht the KpUeopal Tre late a Plain Man. ot long ngo Dlshop Dudley of Ken tueky went to preach In a little town In the western part of the state, whero there are no Episcopal churches, nnd only one, In fact, of any other denomi nation. The people are unfamiliar with any but the plainest and most simple church service and entirely un accustomed to the vestments which tho Episcopal clergy wear. The pastor of the "onlychurch,"a good.consclonttous, narrow minded man, hearing that the bishop was coming on a certain Sun day to preach at the courthouse, told aome of the "pillars" of his congrega tion that he hoped they would not de sert their own church to hear the Episcopal service. On the appointed Sunday what was the pastor's surprise, to notice half of his flock absent, and upon Inquiry he learned that tho court bouse was thronged with the villag ers. The next day he mot one of his chief supporters, whose accustomed seat had been vacant at the weekly service, and the pastor questioned him as to his whereabouts on Sunday. The man replied that he bad gone to hear Dlshop Dudley. "What!" replied the clorgyman. "Desert me to hear that pompoua pre'late!" "You're mistaken In the man," answered the culprit. "Bishop Dudley Is so pompous pre late. He Trenched in his shlrtsloeves." Louisville Courier-Journal. llllnd People. t o far as the most recent statistics go, the known proportion of blind peo ple Is about one In fifteen hundred, which would give a total of one mil lion blind In the world. The largest proportion Is found In Russia, which has in Europe 200.000 blind In a popu lation of 96,000,000, or one in 480. Most ot these are found In the north ern provinces of Finland, and the principal causes Is ophthalmia, due to bad ventilation of the huts of the peas antry and the inadequate facilities for treatment There is a great deal of blindness in Egypt, due to glowing sand. (.ena-flnlrert end Bhort-IIitlred. The following story is told by Dr. Pentecost. The incident is said to have taken place In the Doaton taber nacle. An usher came in and said: "There is a man without who wishes to see you." "Well," said Moody, "I have no time to see him now." "But," replied the usher, "he says he must see you on Important business." "What kind of a man is he?" "Oh, he Is a tall, thin man, with long hair." "That sot ties it," said Moody; "I don't want to see any long haired men or short- haired women." He Could Afford To. Gueat (trying to be agreeable) What an enormous number of maga alues you must read, Mr. Millions! X notice your library table ia piled hlBh )th them. Millions (testily) Must, my dear friend must? 1 hope you'll admit I can afford to subscribe, to every magazine that is published without being obliged to read one of them. The Round Trade Marks are valuable. A complete premium list mailed upon application to mm w . SppWffi GOLD g&W imtkMi plated jmkA egd WATCH, S FRIENDS' OATS Muscatine, Iowa BOOKS l0R YOUNG AND OLD. WATCHES FOR MEN AND DOYS. Sterling Silver Friendship Hearts, Belt Buckles, also Brooches, etc Cent's St Handle Pocket Knife. Superior Quality QUO VADIS. Bound in English Cloth, 515 Pages. 1 without you will them. No matter how pleasant your MttSAtnAlvs, health, good health, is the foundation for en joyment. Bowel trouble causes more aches and pains than all other diseases together, and when you get a good dose of bilious bile coursing; through the blood life's hell cn earth. Millions of people Are doctoring for chronic ailments that started with bad bowels, and they will never get better till the bowels are right. You know how it is you neglect get irregular first suffer with a slight headache bad taste in the mouth mornings, and general "all gone" feeling during the day keep on going from bad to worse untill the suffering becomes awful, life loses its charms, and there is many a one that has been driven to suicidal relief. Educate your bowels with CASCARETS. Don't neglect the slightest irregularity. See that you have one natural, easy movement each day. CASCA RETS tone the bowels make them strong And after you have used them once yu 'will wonder why it is that you have ever been You will find All your other disorders commence to get better At once, and soon be well by taking THE IDEAL LAXATIVE V TSteCANDY CATHARTIC I w -Jl -aLi'-gyy 1PJIi.i, , , , , .. ,. , ,ii jm u. -v a -T ALL DRUGGISTS To any needy mortal suffering from bowel troubles and too poor to buy CASCARETS we will und a bos free, Addrci 10c. 25c. 50c. Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago or New York, mentioning advertisement and paper. tit YOUR COW'S PRODUCTION will 1 1 lmiriiieil0erfM!nt. ly uttnf our Hi i liiiijuiii ( icuwi HiurHU)i' and vp-to-tuti' rhurin. fi up. We (my freight 10 ilny. trial. CatiloKUu free. Addrue., L-llMu-k eMarl Aliy. to, tilu.ui.ltt, 1'e. nDADCV HRW msoovRRTtd,.. 1 P ,M. ttU..tf Uf UWIllUllllllll. .1.4 iuiimv. tiMiinm., fre. Br. . . t fim, Sua S ui. a. ''Tliampscn's Eye Water V CURES WHtll All llsfrMS J lu time. Hold hv ilniuilots. Si3
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