" Trust Not to
Appearances."
That which seems hard to
bear may be a great blessing.
Let as take a lesson from the
rough weather of Spring. It
is doing good despite appear
ances. Cleanse the system
thoroughly; rout out all
impurities from the btocd
with that greatest specific,
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Instead of sleepless niphts, with conso- I
quent irritnblmmss ami an undone, tired I
feeling, you will have a tone and a bracing
air that will enable you to enter into every
day's work with pleasure. Remember,
Hood's never disappoints.
t Goitre- "Goitro wan BO expensive in mod
teal attendance that I let mine go. It made
me a nertoct wreck, until I took Hood's Sar
eapanlla, which entirely cured me." Mua
THOMAS JONES, 13.) South St,, Utica, N. Y.
Punning Soros-"Five years ago my
affliction came, a running sore on my log.
causing me great anguish. Hood's Sarsapar
illa healed tno sore, which has never re- j
turned.'' MRS. A. W. BARRETT, 3U Powell
Street, Lowell, Mass.
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, the non-Irritating and
the only cathartic to take with Hood'a Sarnaparilla.
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The perfect combination of the two ingredi
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Hall's Family Pills are the best.
A five-year-old boy was recently ad
judged insane by a Chicago court.
Educate Yonr Bowel® With Cnncarets.
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
10c,25c. if C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money
Steamship Statistics.
There are fully 1,000 tons of piping
of various kinds in the average Atlan
tic liner. The furnaces will consume
no less than 7,500,000 cubic feet of
air an hour. The boiler tubes, if placed
li a straight line, would stretch near
ly ten miles, and the condenser tubes
more than twenty-five miles. The to*
tal number of separate pieces of steel
in the main structure of the ship is
not less than 40,000, and the total num
ber of cubic feet of timber used in the
construction is more than 100,000. The
total number of rivets is not far from
1.250.000.
IIIIn Swell Head.
"That's a swell hat you are wear
ing," said the city editor.
"Just look what a swell head it is
on," answered the court reporter, in
thoughtless haste. —Indianapolis Jour
nal.
HEALTH and beauty are the glories of perfect woman
hood.
Women who suffer constantly with weakness peculiar
to their sex cannot retain their beauty. Preservation of
pretty features and rounded form is
a duty women owe to themselves. ~
iThe mark of excessive monthly suf- i THE
cring is a familiar one in the faces of
young American women. , MARKS OF
Don't wait, young women, until mnm**
your good looks are gone past recall. SHFFERSHG
Consult Mrs. Pinkham at the out-
start. Write to her at Lynn, Mass.
\ Miss EDNA ELLIS, Higginsport, Ohio, writes: "DEAR MRS.
PINKHAM—I am a school teacher and had suffered untold agony
during my menstrual periods for ten years. My nervous sys
tem was almost a wreck. 1 suffered with pain in my side and
. . had almost every ill human flesh is
heir to. 1 had taken treatment from a
number of physicians who gave mo
no relief. In fact one
F eminent specialist said
NL me, I must submit to
IcZfn \ wrote to Mrs. Pinlc
f' ham my
F/ / \ V*"NJL TLIE A<^VICE S IVEN
/ . v J ' I / me atui now *
A I /I / \ suffer no more
fljl V. N during menses.
in / i \ about my case, I
B l\ \ / JJ will cheerfully answer all
f J \ / ' Miss KATE COOK, 16 A
dison St., Mt. Jackson, Ind„ writes: "DEAR MRS. PINKHAM
I am by occupation a school teacher, and for a long while sui
fered with painful menstruation and nervousness. 1 have re
ceived more benefit from Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetat'- Com
pound than from all remedies that I have ever tried."
Bear in Mind That "The Gods Help Those Who Help Them
solves." Seif Help Should Tesuh You to Use
I SAPOLIO
A black lioness has lately been addea
to the collection of animals in the
Jardln des Plantos,- in Paris. Lions of
this color are found only in the in
terior of the Sahara, and are scarce
even there.
To Cnr# n Cold 1n One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabletß. All
Prugglfctb relund money If It falls to cure. 25c.
More than a century ago a meeting
house was erected at the head of the
Tuckahoc iiver, near Tuckahoe, N. J.,
and it was painted for the first time
three weeks ago.
Beanty la Blood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarcts, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im
purities front the body. llegin to-day to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
; and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Caacarets, —beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c,50c.
Iron visiting cards are popular in
Germany. The name is printed in sil
ver. and 40 of th* sheets only measure
one-tenth c* kn inch in thickness.
To Care Constipation Forever,
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
If C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money.
The London papers are speaking of
the Vicereine of India as "The Letter
of Asia."
Fits permanently cured. No fits or nervous
reps after first, day's use of Dr. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. S" trial bottle and treatiso
free. Dr.R.II.KI.INE. Ltd. 031 ArchSt.Phila,Pa
Mrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the pums, reduces inflamma
tion, allays pain, cures wind colic.3sc abottle.
Pi BO'S Cure is tho medicine to break up
children's Coughs and Colds. MTH. M. G.
BLUNT, Sprague, Wash., March 8,1801.
The assessed valuation of Boston is
51.036.690.575, and the value of the
• property, exempt from taxation is
$172,926,678.
The King of Italy is a confirmed
vegetarian.
• ROMAN FORUM EXCAVATIONS.
Italian I'ubllc at Last Ilecom n nter-
Cfttori In Tliom.
The explorations now being carried
on in the Forum have aroused unusual
interest among the Italian public,
which is beginning to shake off from
its lethargy and to take an interest
in the remnants of its past history,says
the London Post. At every new stone
that comes to light there is a rush to
the Forum to see what It may contrib
ute to the knowledge of the topogra
phy and history of ancient Rome. The
most recent discovery is one of frag
ments of a large inscription at the
foot of the arch of Septimus Severus.
The inscription is cut in the dark Ro
man stone known as travertino and
dates from the end of the republic.
The inscription seems to have been cut
on two columns, and to have covered
:at least two large hlofks of stone. Of
one column only a few letters remain,
i too little to give any certain indica
-1 tion of the meaning, but it Is hoped
I that before long further excavations
will lead to the discovery of other
i fragments. The inscription on the
other column is more complete, though
I not sufficiently bo to enable archeolo
i gists to conclude anything certain con
cerning its real character. It indl
i cates measures of length and breadth
i and refers to buildings and spots the
i j names of which are unfortunately on
the missing fragments. It seems that
the inscription refers to a temple of
Jupiter or of Hercules Victor and to
the Via Sacra and the Via Nova. If
i j the other fragments can be brought to
i light the inscription will have a par
| ticular value for the topography of tho
Forum.
! FACTORIES IN THE CAVES
TENNESSEE'S SOCIALISTIC COLONY
MAKES NOVEL USE OF CAVERNS.
llemarlcabio Subterranean Vinegar and
Canning Works— Cuves Utilized as
Storehouses For Celery—Barbecues ami
Dances Held in a Cavern.
The unique socialistic and co-oper
ative colony of Ruskin, which has
, been recently organized in the back
j woods of middle Tennessee, about six
! miles from Teuuesseo City, owns,
among other attractions, some great
natural wonders iu the way of huge
i caves which are not only exceedingly
j curious and picturesque but useful as
! well, as since their discovery a few
months ago they have been utilized
I by the colonists as a canning arid
' vinegar factory and a storehouse for
canned fruits aud their large celery
crop, the uniformly cool temperature
of the cave preserving the celery per
fectly for mouths, and thus enabling
tho ltuskinites to bring it forth in the
spring fresh and delicious.
Imagine a railroad depot with solid
rock arched roof and walls about 500
feet long by sixty feet wide, well
lighted, for the entrance is high aud
wide enough for half a dozen teams to
drive iu abreast, and some slight con
ception can be gained of tho appear
ance of Ruskin's largest cave. Iu the
center is a little crystal lake, about
fifty feet in diameter, with water so
clear that you can see the stones
plainly on the bottom thirty-five feet
below, for that is its depth.
This is the basin of a subterranean
spring, from which the water flows in
a comparatively large stream per
petually, and which has been guided
| down a wooden flume by the colonists
to an overshot wheel, furnishing
! power to a pump that forces the water
to the top of the great limestone bluff
in which this cave is found, 200 feet
above. Here is a great Portland
cement cistern, holding 1300 barrels,
| connected by pipes to the printery of
tho colony, that would enable them to
flood the building in about three min
utes iu case of fire.
There are various passages from the
! main cave. One of them aftor going
about one-eighth of a mile opeus into
! another cave even larger than the first.
These caves have never been fully ext
plored, but a tramway has been built
i some distance toward the second cave,
i and ample facilities have been found
for the storing of celery, gladiolus,
cape bulbs aud other rare plants. The
atmosphere iu these caves is rernark
! ably dry and pure.
A short distance away from the big
cave, which is used as a factory aud
storehouse, is another remarkably
! beautiful natural wonder, known as
' Stalactite Cave, because of the huu
dreds of wonderfully odd and curious
ly shaped crystal formations with
I which it is adorned.
This cave is located in the face of a
high bluff, aud the view to be ob
-1 tained from its entrance of the sur
rounding country is most attractive
and extended. On last Fourth of July
the colony gave a barbecue aud dauce
, at the big cave. Over 2000 Tonnes
seeaus attended, and over 1000 were
j in the big cave at one time.
The country people at first did not
take to the colonists, but as they
learned to know theui better that
feeling passed away, and they are now
tho best of friends. They bring their
! produce there to sell aud patronize
the Ruskin store aud mills. They
1 found fair dealing and good articles at
uniformly low prices. Ouo young
, Teuuesseeau said recently: "We wish
I there were more colonists, for they
I have increased the value of our land
: aud pay the highest taxes in the
county."
No satisfactory explanation as to
the origin of the caves has yet been
given by the geologists of the neigh
borhood, and their age, although un
certain, is recognized as being very
great. That they were known to the
Indians of prehistoric times is proved
by the discovery in them of many
; unique stouo arrow heads and other
1 crude implements of the chase.
Raskin's remarkable caves are not
by any means the only objects of in-
I terest in connection with the settle
| meat, as the colony itself is entirely
I out of the ordinary. It has been
| founded on strict Bellamy principles
j and named for the famous English
; essayist, art critic aud socialist. Its
| principles are far more radical than
those followed by the trancendent
j alists in the celebrated Brook Farm
experiment fifty years ago. This
! proved a dismal financial failure.
! Ruskin is four years old, discounts
| its bills aud is rated A1 by Brad
street's.
Tho settlement lives as one great
family, although each member is fur
nished a separate home. All take
their meals free at the public diuing
hall. School privileges, medicines,
medical attendance and laundry work
are furnished free by the association,
aud in the case of rough outdoor
work, two suits of clothes and two
pairs of shoes are also provided free.
I Ruskin has a government of its own
' —direct legislation of the people. It
j has its own system of money, a sys
tem in which the staudard of value is
!an hour's labor. It pays the wife as
j much as it does the husbaud and will
! support the widow as it supported the
| man. Iu case of sickness the main
! tenanoe goes on just the same as iu
I health.
j Trouble For Jail Officials.
Wellington, Ivan., built a new jail
last year, aud the authorities deter
mined to name it after tho first pris
{ oner who might be confined in it. Thie
j prisoner proved to be a woman, Mrs.
! Horton, aud the institution .-was
j promptly named "Horton Jail." Now
it has been proven that the woman
I was innocent, and she proposes to sua
j the Wellington authorities for dam
ages.
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to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the California Fig Syrup
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all the importance of purchasing* the
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by the California Fig Syrup Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will .
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given to millions of families, makes
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as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
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ft DO DC V NVW DISCOVERY; ,it- I
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Free- Dr. F- ° QUEEN 8 SONS. Box D. Atlanta. Qa. ;
I THE MEIiRY SIDE OF LIFE.
STORIES TOLD BY THE FUNNY MEN
OF THE PRESS.
Take Up the Chicken'* Burden—A Cniio
For Talk—The Comparative Ago—
Ground For Apprehension—AVould Bo
Punctual Then—True to the Hud, Lie
(By u Leghorn lieu.)
Take up the chicken's burden, i
Send forth the best yo breed-
To futtou themselves in exile i
To serve the purchaser's need; i
To lie mid spice and gravy I
On platters, hot aiul brown.
And then bo curved in pieces.
That gluttons may gulp them down, ,
—St. Paul l'ipneer Press.
The Comparative Age. ! "
: "Is that story old?"
"Old! Why, I heard that story the
same year I got this dress suit."— ,
! Detroit Free Press.
Ground For Apprehension.
Brown—"l think there will be liti- \ (
gation over my uncle's estate." , ,
Jones—"Why do you think so?"' *' j
Brown—"He left a lot of money." i
—Puck.
A Cause For Talk.
Mr. Griham—"The woman is talked
about awfully."
Mr. G.—"Why shouldn't she bo? i
Isn't she tolerably good looking?"—
Boston Transcript.
AVould Be Punctual Tlieu.
| "If that girl coulil learn to ho i
1 punctual I believe I could marry i
] her."
"Possibly if you asked licr to meet 1
you at the altar Bhe would be on j
time."
One on the Editor.
1 Editor (to aspiring writer) —"You
should write so that the most ignor- I
ant cau understand what you mean."
Aspirant—"Well, what part of my
paragraph don't you understand?"—•
Tit-Bits.
Womanly Philosophy.
"I see you have dropped oue dress- I
maker and taken up auother. What
; does that meau?"
, "It simply means, my dear, that I j
believe iu the survival of the fittest." ;
—Philadelphia Bulletin.
True to the End.
! Dix—"l understand Windig, the ;
attorney, is seriously ill."
Hix—"Yes; I met his physician I
I this morning, and he says he is lying 1
at death's door."
I "That's just like a lawyer."
Expecting Too Much,
j "He says that after we are mar-
I ried," said the enthusiastic girl, "my
j every wish shall be his law."
"Yes," auswered Miss Cayenne,* "I
understand that the statute books are
full of obsolete laws."—Washington
Star.
Maki-ig It Bcitduhle.
' Mother—"How did papa's new book
get in this condition?"
Bobby—"Why, mamma, I heard
papa say last night that the book was
I too dry for him, so I put it in the
bathtub and let the water run."—
j Pearson's Weekly.
An Old Hand.
' Maud —"Did he ask you to be his '
j wife?"
j Mae "Yes."
Maud—"How did he say it?"
Mae—"Oh, as if he had had a good
deal of practice asking the same
, question."—Boston Transcript.
Extreme Opposition.
"I never saw a man so violently op- 1
posed to capital as Sniggles, the
labor-leader," remarked Spykes to
I Spokes.
"What about Sniggles?"
"Well, he won't even use capital 1
letters iu spelling his own name."—
■ Judge.
An Infallible Sign.
"Sir. Clair," said the manager, !
"you positively must give up letting \
j your miud dwell so much ou your hi- j
i cycle."
I "Eh? Why?" asked the tragedian.
"Perhaps you are not aware of it,
but iu the third act, when you should
have said: 'Ye gods, lam stabbed,'
j you shouted, 'I am punctured.'"— j
i Tit-Bits.
Almoßt a Death Struggle.
A large crowd had gradually formed
around the two fashionably dressed !
and oblivions young girls, and at one j
time it seemed necessary to separate !
them.
"What can it mean?" said the i
stranger, who had just come up.
"It took me," said the man ad
dressed, "some time to learn, but as
I understand it now, one girl lias been j
six months in Europe, aud while sho
was gone the other one has learned to
1 play golf, and they are trying to tell
each other about it."—Life.
The Latest Invention.
11l r
P 0
I—Old Jones 2—Now he has j
j was always drop- oue of the new j
ping his watch, style parachute !
hut— watch gutttds.
Proving? J Proverb.
Mrs. Latehours (addressing her hus
band returning at 3 a.m.)— Nice hour
to be coming home! Nice company
you've been in, no doubt. Latehours
(nonchalantly) —Hon! soit qui mal y
pepgp. Mrs. Latehours—Yes, that's
right! Como home and use bad kin- i
cuage to yrv w \?n Tlt-Rits. 1
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