That Terrible tiching, Burning,
Smarting, Swelling
Which rofas pleasors, foterfores with
| work, prevents sleep yields to the blood.
ruritylog effects of Hood's Karsaparilia
It has cured thousands of cams, it wii
Suse Yous. Remember that
y corel Xo 8
a ‘u feet 1 oh: x
: $1 a
BH Roane, Lt Lek 0 Arh Bt Phila Pa
Thre pints of quid a day are gui.
elem tor the average adult
f= or nerves
Clean blood wesns a cles skin No beassy
without it. Cascare’s, Candy Cathartic cles
your blood sod keep it clean, by etirring up
the laey liver and driving all
from the bl, Begin to day to banish
- pimple alot bi Hackhonds, aw shat
How They Res.
A horse always gets up on Its fore
qt fmt, ad 8 cow directly the op
posite. ER Cra Ari 9 § WE RS 7) BORN i
Dow't Tubacoo Spitand Smoke Your Life Away
; it tohaore easily ant forever, be mag-
bat fd nerve foie: ¥igor, taks fake NaTo-
WORSE hat
x or
MDE A Lr RS | A
An EBrperiment with thes Memory.
‘Starting with the word Washington
write down one hundred words fst as
they oecur to you.
word be the one which Washington
naturilly suggests ta you. FPossibiy i
will heceapitol. If may be Presifesnt
Take the word whilels frst comes Int
Four mind In the sume wasnner
the third word be suggested by the gor
ond, the fourth hy the third and so on
Be careful that the third word 1s not
| paggented by both the frat and second
Prop the first entirely, asd Jet you
mind go from the second slote to Un
third Having written this list of
words, you will have furnished your
golf whi a cheap but very useful mir
ror of your mind If son are able te
gee this mirror, you may discover same
wery serious defects in your ment)
processes. Yon may discover that you
think along certain lines too frequent
oo. You may discover that yon are
meing superficial principles quite tic
much to the neglect of more important
laws of mind. You will be led to avold
cerisin linkings anil to encourage oth
prs of a more philosophical nature. —
: Saturday Evening Post.
8 St A A BRA oh JAAS Sr
Peru's anthropology has Deen (he
theme af 4.006 books,
Two GRATEFTL WOMEN
to Health by Lydia BE
‘8 Vegetnble Compound.
wcan Do ary then Work.”
Parnick Dassiy.
West Winsted, Conn. writes:
“Drrs Mus, Prynpas:—It is with
sure that 1 write to you of the
benefit 1 have derived from using vour
wonderful Vegetable C ompoand, was
very ill. suffered with female weak-
: Bess and displacement of the womb,
*lecnldnotsleepat night. had to walk
the flor, I suffered so with pain in my
fide and small of my back. Was trou.
bled bloating, and ot times would
faint way: had a terrible pain in my
part, 3 lad torte in my mouth all the
te and would vomil: tatnow, thanks
re, Piakham asd her Vegetable
s Lfeel well and sleep well,
r work without feeling tired;
34 or have soy trouble
oi gave me aad for what your
ih has done for me.”
“Cannot Pra‘so It Dnooghs
Gans fexate,
Franklin, Neh, writes:
iffered for some time with pain-
ful and lrregular menstroation. falling
we womb and pain in the back, 1
pl yeicians, but found no relief.
‘was at lst persuaded totry Lydia
's Vegetable Compound,
cannot praise it enough for what
lone for me. 1 feel like n new
would not part with your
eoald be so
Kilpe's Giveat | vy
spring np to hear frat
frapuritios
weak
§. Care |
hie) Yet ar ir dire |
¥ Cu. Chivags or New York.
Let your second |
fet :
and there a little"
i ol
{ Blood 1% ronverad
tions,
2 G00D ROADS NOTES,
NERO RI IOI CAAA
Sowing the Sead,
A dozen years ago, when the good
roads nzitation was started, and the
eR iy srorkers hecan w ie seed
that they hoped would brigg forth
feviit & hundred fold, they had the ex
perience that always falls fo the fot o
ne seed fal]
6 80
Tig
the sooner. %
oe
£9 % i
Eronn A: goome Yell where thera
gtd
tha depth 2 {ell
thorns, anid others by the ways
it wis nnd
! sarthi: sOLR
expected that all
ri oon gonad band,
sald be gown
In
Mors
an
nndertaking 7 it was than ever
necessury to follow the exarsple whieh
Natara sels, and sow with wanton
Boanty, in order that here and there
some miizht take root. In Nature's
BOGOMNY, proven fo uae i fain
a d prevent failure ix mac de with
a lavish hand, and thoasan ie of hin
pore and geeds are blown hither anid
ail whieh
#Noh
thither to every one that rests in good -
soil anil germinates
It was thus with the doctrine
better ronds. When that gospel ha
gan to be preached it fell npon a fer
willing ears; some received it with joy |
Many wre who
sod profited by it
hegrd it were heedless and (218
iterenl
they Hiatened, wers miterssted for the | PAsEAge of
Then
aid
sid not ar
throm
soment, ancl then fort it all
there were many more vw
bear, or who, hearing, »
derstand. Lastly, there were
who rebelled at the Jdostrive,
sdiszomized 1 who controver
and who someht in
fate it
Nevarihaless, the
roads sontinned to be
nunremitling
a
HE
font a
Badd the ons
wow
BYELY
prego hed
nil avervone
heard, or
it. [ale many se
it penptrated xls
tivity of mind of 4
varied wid ir. The majority aronse
themselves but sjowly to 8 realization
of ifs truths, It was “line upon Hine
precerd apon precept, hers 8 tte
the sgme truth re
peated and reiterated in a thossand
WAYS.
At first a sonsideration of the
jects and advantages of permanent
$4
4h
highways is relied upon to srouse in |
terest and show what can be gained
by
ments. This part of the subject may
be banidled in a thousand ways, and
be reposted o'er and o'er,
liminary and all-important step,
When interest is aroased, an investi.
gation of the conditions that actuasily
obtain revesis much that is surprising, |
sad the character of improvements
that should be mede presents itself
Then follows s comparison of methods |
of construction and systems of care
and repair, together with the cost of |
the same and, finally, an examination
of the “ways and means” or the
most just and equitable manner of |
apportioning the expense.
The work is all new to our eonatry,
and experience elsewhere can only
sorve as a partisl guide —to a lar
extent we must work out the problen
for omselves. This requires time
and patience and no litgis experiment.
It needs courage and determination,
snd, as the work moves on step In
step, it ast sontinne that persistent
aitation of every phase of the sul
by whieh alone its importance can
broaght home to everyone LL. A 4
Byjletin,
Fimetions of the Highways,
i The antiquity of good roads, as well |
| 8% their functions and uselniness,
set forth by G. E Johnson, of the!
Louisville Courier. Journal, ia
paper rend before the Kentueky Com:
mercial Convention, He said, in
part:
“Higed the day when Appins Cla
dious Creens bailt the Appian Way
from Rome to Capia: since the day
when the cuildren of Israel
dry turnpike, aud the Egyptisus were
swallowed up in the mud road into
which this tarspike wan dey
transformed ~sinoe these histories
evenis all the world has knows that
goad rosile are essential to prosperity
“In the harman body are thousands
tiny arteries through which the
to and froma the
peat of lile—the heart. Clog up these
| arteries, let the rainy weather of div
of |
ingtitnting a course of improve.
It i= a pre.
itle spin in London.
Sule
ker: snd
turn that »
bave an ides
ig £1008 Yin 2 rii,
A% a prepared pave
fin Wi han I fret : got
EN rYe tha inxury
ing, I ‘said, “This is
ut: baton oa little Heme 1 mug
L 3
erate yx
>
like
Yili rare To
:
%
It
of what 1% 1%
% 3
3
810 2
B
ye
3
ie ust
rend ar
travels
BETO
ii mamne, “Yen A
slate $0 Five R Wr
the way islined with adonbia
treme, The soncrete
like a long white ribbon
re. and along each mide
Eiotw Sad
rw the ser
are Joose. soil tracks, over
native ballork
nites a hon
With two |
Anring
ear, in Apri
CRYIE OPER E a
: -
riers rads more
tame of Le
Ha
and Mar, and was never
the hotest
SIX TONELY
for, at = pase of fifteen miles an hom,
Liye
Chambera's Journal .
| Fad Roads in the Camp.
| Prom all the eamps come stories of
roads ent to preces by the constant
Leavy wagons |
ar Wy supp 5 For » while th
sii! ita of fuss were Hoty pas
ETI E higr: dships in
dplay in the arrivel of
ERATE Xow
8 re.
mind and
{OT Li fo
Provigsny
fine
erie the
pst that
PENA EN 6
gir
3
Lheq Ate
The {ravers
ty fos lisp atrar
{
Tiwog Fa
we li Hams
ie"
elders
I
£3
ZI» BRIstrne
Cina Bonde ONjeet Lessors,
State Ei cineer Adams, of
York,
Connty foniy more petitions for road
iisprovenents ander High.»
Al mstrong (roid Roads law They
hiring tie pamber of petitions Gp 1G
fifty, covering about 358 miles It
iil be impossible to do sary work oe
riot of the rowds, as the sppropria
the pew
tion 1s only $540, 00%), but 1 8 expected
that a piece of road can be improved
Lin each of the counties from whisk pe
the
4 %
{ Yheal tae
ease make them irupassable, and the |
heart, controlling the whole systen
ceases (0 properiy perform its fune
Fail to repair these tiny tars
pikes with the proper;medicine, and |
the hesst stops work altogether
Roads are the tiny arteries that bri
prosperity to the town or city.
them up with wud,
rough and rudy, Gapassable daring
COTIAIN pariods of the year, and pros-
purity leaves thm town or city, disin-
tegration setx in, and in & short tin
census reports show that more people |
eo]
have died or left the place thau Lave! [i
Leen borp or moved into it,
£
Pea |
Clog
let them get
; of ae Us Lite i Stat: Bk 10% aba tor
ie |
“Much bas been done in Kentucky |
in the matter of good roads in the |
put, but still tite greater part of the
State is wallowing io mad for severs! |
months in the year, and palling over |
hills and ruta the remainder of the
20 far as!
tune, We have not got
State aid yet, hat now is a good tine
to begin agitation by way of prepara
ton for the next meeting of the Gen-
eral Assembly, when a good measure
can be introduced.”
Greatedt Cycling Road In the World,
The road I have in my mind is in
Todia, aud stretches twelve hundred
miles from Lahore to Caleutta, It is
the famons Grand Trunk Read. Let
me explain
cannot do so by comparison, for there |
is nn road of five miles in England | Yet position, between the wheels |
i beneath the axle, while the lad.
that is anything like it. It is level;
indeed, there is not above s mile the |
whole distance where even a lady need |
i yh
i
| etx, 1
its natare, though sae | jae
¥
i
i
i
i
Ported to eter pe fr;
{wan inecharces wast
is = HS
Cah x
SE
tition have bees received so
ihe. The improvements will he seat.
[tiered ac widely as posmble throagh
gut the Siate
Neowd Wider Tires Here,
The town of Reckport, Ma,
¥¥
sig wide fires, 800 it has been sng
that they could afford to par a
prretion of the etpense of new wheels
At pres surly thirty teams are
Nanhiog joads of Li tons of
rock, and are roaning the roads
how nee with their tires
¥
raked
a
3s, F
three is
i Eide
Salrow
i om nn,
nn Yow Wartare on Batty Donde,
3 %* 5
Foi fires R5 5 rod ihe road
Eh
*
the
sable rk 4 be ised Bo
REA work to Degin dna Croat
The 2a tan
Hell R 8%
' To Oranges County, X.Y
; ryisors have
23:5
3 t
TORR Within
% 3 ",
foam Bosr i
“desiznated ii
ix hous Ter
{ crossed | Tipe
| the Bed Ses on a divinely-constracted]
“hoe I
ta bags
ailow sh
wa fires,
. iy mailer
RT aX pid
roads, and then
Ly faeces Ly
| A Philadel Ysa
ooh
£2
ITs
8 be out
4 aig
Few. 4
cOTnTUINAn tells
‘ ne pavesient said
recently laid in that ety
and Bob Rew paving.
| 4 4
Lif lave Leen
PALIN,
| w
“his Ty Te
|
A Maite | aly, intelling the
; & bain sy b
te Bose wR Tass
Celiline Agent
ait soba
Portable Rreastworks,
Two Lhandred portable protestive
hiside for use in the invading army
raid-
ing rifle pits, have been manafactwred
ia | this sity. The “portable breast
Gris,
Cth WOT
of te
wy
va
engaged on them,
large wooden wheels at
feither ead of a wooden a
seven feet long. To this atie is at-
tached a teeny foot ladder, the lad.
der being fastened abont eighteen
hes from one of its ends The
fadider ased as a lever
| shield, whieh is fastened to the short,
protrae ding end, while the longer por-
i tion of 1
he fl 4 ad
is
po
+b mad a.
tae sted) piate
roof szsiust all
thy
% wil
bate
de *
thes, §
itis $ he
tachmen
to take a ride pit filed with
lalaauy
Flog d a souall
of soldier
It
fae
ae.
2 I
IN G0.
Ligoe
4
Bigk~
ned and is to
&nt 1H th
el go
#12
he shield swings down in
an
der 1s brought to a perpendicniar po~
sition.
dismount to walk, Around Battersea | ing purposes. — Washington Star.
It may now be used for seal. |
i
t
| Park is supposed to be the easiest lit-
% | The Cirand |
. Trank Road is infin vitely muperior to
i Battersea Park. The
f which it is wade is called kn
frites oo. ;
with |
Nearly the!
wes Fre.
ines ventenced by the heat,
corld siways creste a draught —
ded 3 w ith !
&s to!
srovide an object lesson in road Bad.
bas |
tasalion jeams
Was | Spprop riated toe BRNO G0 which will!
we
Stone tn Her mtomaen,
Prom he Gapite, Mashinseile TL
The wits of the Bev. AE. Adams, pastor
ah ar Hand.
sm nwiled to
Sinsane Hoy
of the Budlord Christian
insville, Ji. was for years
Hee a ifs tomtura fram
pivysieiogns out ro. day she
the 8 Ward riA2s » “3
side of my stomach and
fr wide :
CT hess atianks eft me nsrn ged sxiiogoet
AGL imag syspmer Tapas si narrsns (al
a Mug and yay
fre wild *irmd ge ly
troy bie gud dostoresd with
PUysIADs Wilbon! rereiviag any help
any bus.
sx ud bas
ng resd is
LE BONY
yas Tenge
ven Ai%eregt
-
sada ocd
ea Io tr
pie
¥
them I
gas is ng
Them igxt
wi GR orn use
om
Fame
oF My pf lr
fied $a i
taking 1he simventls
greatly berefred
phim wits
snd Pagil™
hand taken wl Te yem
boiz snd have ews
BETY NL TF
AYE ANAS
Vig po
‘
New | sand
tas received from Reusvelser
To Corm & Cid in Orne fray.
wipe Takders
a
A
Xe
5 Ss
No Teo Bar Tor Fifer Conta.
ivan rig ted BRE TR mag
Frat
To Care Cond iat ion Forever
Clam aoets Lamdy {ar wig
fad or LS TERE
STE Ale TOT inTE
WIR
Aonwk
THE EXCELLENCE OF STRCP OF Ps
i only »
Assist ome
a the affairs are dabbed by
Tee Rivet |
is due not only to the
simplicity of the o
Lo the care and sill wi
manuiscigred by
known to the Cazirponvia Fria Syree
wily. and we wish to Gnoress npn
the importance of perehusing the
and orginal remedy As
Fenaine Syrap of Figs is mann fact
by the Catrrorsia Fis Syroe
a knowlmige of that fact
in avoaling the worthless
imitations maaufactored by other pur
tes The high standing of the Cazs-
Fonxia Fie Syutr Ooo with the med
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
hwy
PRINLLLG PrUeaees
& 2%
hE
Lr
ww
wah
| given to millions of families. makes
Pal be same of the Company a guaranty
far the |
: ing them, amd It
be chmbing apparatus is used |
ios the weans of pushing the affair
in front of |
-& pit or works tha fa. der ¢
i
: j LeUIYILLE x
se enshiled Rp
f the excellence of its remedy. It
fac in advance of all other Bratives,
Lx i acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken-
Gown Tod gripe Dor
panvente. In ardertopet its bene Seiad
effacts, plrase remember the name of
the Company —
CALIFORNIA HG SYRUP C0.
SAN FRANCISOM, Cut
NEW YORK, X.Y.
UNIVERSITY of NOTRE DAME
NOTRE DAME, INDIANA,
Chassis, Letters, Swivace, Law, © vil,
visuieal amd Flecirtral Lagtovering
Tharough Frropavalors and Cesmered wi
AR # ns
# Fonsonss Foon
ne
We
a
Wr w ary em Halt,
| ames,
RY.
i Sentara SR
2. MBRRENE
¥antty of Dummy Shosa
Tt tw said that a coguettish trick pre |
21% among The women at
Ther Lave extra sets of
a
afr capigide their headroom
fore ae *™, bp
tiny boots and
made pot for wear,
donre.
srticalnr
. of mernsl
xing #5 Seaciy the
corridors of hotels
LR furnish
3 uiaed part
wate in Pars
FLAT oA
agen
the Loot
gan gail
small ook, Ee SH eT
ars sould DY the HZ shoe houses of Paris
fo be placed " exhibition with the
Grades troussess. The French beat |
TS BEY thst fhe Madrid ladles
wxve Lhe smaliest fear the Prrustiss
snd Cuillas ladies pext. Lad es from
the United $tates are also remariiudle |
for swall feel, Rosslan nll
splay feel. In Northern |
Dext-spaped foot ars (lose
pn of Rweaten
tod for thelr small feet
Parvicoisr abo
shRuseuTe. Ge women Save
fu: fot and English wornen are
on the Coutinent for awkwardly
boats snd shows. [wna Bertha,
ot Dion Carlos, the Pretender, wears a
Gveand a tall lady Maict wile of
the ambassad bas a phenomenily |
stall foul Ratarday Vvening Post
¥
ed
their
Lave hearty
Earope tw
a fhe wou
lewoneors gre po
S50 are very ties
BEG
Boted
made
>
A Fartose Prom a Beare,
An ipvemiitve gerins who : Xared
from sttacks by stray doge wl hen " idvng
gad bie * wiUR 1G wy 2
B in Ee ww Ha a
DRY Hate
;
Hit Be Bas
Te & ot
the seaside |
E04 watering pines hotels 18 Eunpre
LOT 14 be
It f
Wo
in Paris the
wre
Ur Trend ap
5s
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M.
fe
Nore Wipes
Migr mame
The grew iv “ir att x
i Eaahay Cas Tek rR,
agin mn 1h 3
ef free. Eopressne pals on 30 Cintring.
(rowing 1 am ove CARPETS
dacton at nur Bate REBECES.
more gailin ws gee
ferog
thie month.
printed CERN MW Yoni
wr the aekieg. Tow
month wr spel Brute,
tarnish >usavg §
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Dag,
Chainless
Eicycles
MAKE Mil CLNMINT CASY.
Columbia
Chain Wheels, 37%
Harifords., , . %9
Vedeites, S40 & 38
POPE 76. in.
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how to use for
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rickel plated,
not once,
and will protect
although loaded
out of order; is dar-
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matt with full dire
in 2v. Postage Stamps
Post-: Moce Money Order,
or Express wii Order.
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{35 Leonard Street. New York.
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and Ye'll Ne'er be Married.”
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