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Blood Is essential to health. Now ( Ui
time to purify and enrich the blood, and
that give vigor and vitality, by taking
f Sarsaparilla
Hi On Troa Blood Forifltt. Ail droifUM. fL
Hood' Pill) all Llrar Ills. Mesata,
"Sleep on Till Day," a new song by
Anton Streleaki, baa bean followed by
oomto song, entitled, "Sleep on All
Day," which U (aid to be more popu
lar than Mr. Streleakia' theme. I
a sinking rvan
Of vt'al enenrr ta wunr ana nleaaaatlv icvta
" lenanla. H tetter a Stomach Bluer ii 11 fa-
vnorant wllhiat a pr, and will apeedllr ln
fua freah lamina lnl an enfeebled phtaiqn.
jteaiue I n i, it avert ana reneaiea nutruL
and aubdina bilious, kldncr, djriiil and
rhanmat o ailment. The ourou UrlT (mat
bnnefli from lia ua.
"Your wif teem aniioMita b iHadXt.
"'Op-to-datet bhe's we ahead; ah'to alol
ol trouble borrowed lor year alter next."
BOltrS IOBOOL FOB BOTI
Will commence id aizth year August 4th.
It i a Bret-clan Home School and pre
pare boys for admission to any Univer
sity, or Technical trebooL or tor active
business. Full information and catalog oe
can lie had bv addressing
IBA Q. HOITT, Pn. D.,
i ." BcauBuana, Cab
For lane and chest disease. Piao'a Cam
Is thbt medicine we have ued.Mrs. ( Cred It a fair hit, but they did not
J. la. KorU.oott.W.ndaor.Ont., Canada , the epeaker meant ,t or that he to
"are they contemplating wedlock T "I think
so. It ge ra hr a gold bracelet with a padlock
and be eartie the key."
BOW'S THIS.
W oftVr On Hnndred Dohari Reward for any
ease ot Catarrh that cannot ba eared by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHKSrr CO, Prop., Toledo, O.
We, the rilerelrued, hare known P. J. Cheney
for the last 16 years, and beUere him perfectly
honorable In all basin trannstiona, and
financially able to carry eat any obligation
auau oj weir nrm.
Vt 1ST 4 TrX, '
,, ' Wbolwal Uragctsts, Toledo, O.
WiLDlNS, Kiaxia A MTOC,
Wholesale Drugiritla, Toledo, O.
Rail' Catarrh Core If taken internally, arting
directly upon the blood and mwoaa surface of
tbe iTttem. Pric 76c per bottle. Sold by ail
Ciuggiat. Testimonial tree.
Halls family puis are the best.
TIT9.-A11 fl'a stopped tree by Dr. KII
Orrat Nerv Beatorar. IS o flu after the ft rat
day's as. U arrrioaa core. Treali and t! 00
trial bottle tree to Fit caaes. Send to Or. Klin.
til Arch 8,1, Fnlladelpbla, Pa.
TaT Gmtu tor breakfast.
THI MAN WITH A HOB.
"Kill Bins, bat Tomorrow Thora WtlJ
Be Two of Thesaw
An Incident ot tbe cattle boom of
fifteen rears ago that Is Illustrative ot
the eplrlt of the timet was the $5,000
banquet at Dallas, Texas, at wblcb 500
of the cattle barons were entertained.
Everything was of tbe best, aays the
Butte Miner. The champagne was from
tbe vine-clad bills of France, the fruit
from the valleys ot California. Tbe
cattle owners lauded and complimented
each other, orated about their successes
and sneered at the Legislature aud tbe
National Land Commission. Especial
ly did the newspapers, wblcb had criti
cised their highhanded usurpation ot
the lands needed for agriculture, come
In for criticism, and at last tbe only
newspaper man present was called on
for a speech In reply. A Governor of
tbe Lone Star State, who bad once said
that the State did not want immigra
tion was toastmaster and be prefaced
bis introduction of the Journalist with
some slighting remarks regarding tbe
press. Angry at the light in which he
had been placed the newspaper man
replied:
"Gentlemen: Ton may sneer at tbe
settler whom you call a 'Nestor and
may consider yourselves safe from all
Injury at his bands, but let me tell you,
yon are not. A man with a boe has
poked his bead over your barbed wire
fences, Tou may kill him, but to-mor
row there will be two of them, and
next day four or eight. Land that will
produce f 20 worth of wheat cannot be
kept for tbe pasturage of a $5 cow. In
a few years the man with a noe will
have you on the run."
The cattlemen laughed and consld-
think
speaker meant It or that be told the
truth. But be did, and bis prophecy
came true. No other such banquet was
ever held. The "man with a hoe" car
ried a pair of nippers In his pocket and
with them be cut the strands of fence
wltb wblcb the great cattle ranges
were Inclosed. The cowboys could tot
prevent him. and tbe tews could not
keep him out All over the great ranges
of the far West, where, sentry.llke, the
herders rode through long days and
nights, are now farms, homes and vil
lages. One of the stories regarding tbe reck
less extravagance of tbe cattle owners
is that told by CoL John Brittnn, a
Texas capitalist and officeholder in the
old days. He had come up tbe trail
to Abilene, Kan., and was gazing on tbe
wonders of a typical cattle town, where
tbe cowboy was getting rid of his year's
earnings in a single night and bavins
what he designated as a royal time.
Two cattlemen had returned from New
York, where they had been living off tbe
fat of the land and loading themselves
down with bric-a-brac and good whisky.
"Jim," said John, "that's mighty fine
watch you have there." '
"Yes," replied the other. "1 got the
ticker at one of the biggest stores in
New York. It cost me a lot of money."
"I've got a finer one," said John calm
ly pulling an Inlaid chronometer lrom
his pocket
"I guess not What did It cost?"
"Paid 1325 for her, spot cash. What
did yours cost?"
"Cost me $373,'
I CAPT. BENSON'S STATEMENT
REMARKABLE AND INTEREST.
ING CAREER.
Gladness Comes
said tbe other grace
fully, as he put the timepiece back in
his pocket
j His friend was mncb chagrined at
AXith a better understanding- of tha being beaten at bis own particular
transient nature of the many phys- j game of display, and stood holding the
leal Ills, which vanish before proper ef- Oow desplsed watch In bis hand, looking
SSstslw i r ?'nk,nSw Ti?g np, h.e
the knowledge, that so many forms of ! Anally drawled: "Well, there ain't
sickness are not due to any actual dis- 1 much difference between 'em. I'll bet
ease, bat simply to a constipated eondi- ) yon a dozen steers that I can throw
tion ot the system, which tbe pleasant j mne further than yon can rears."
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the on It
remedy with millionsof families, and in
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating' the
orpins on which it acta. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when yon pur
chase, that you nave tne genuine arti
cle, wbieh is manufactured by tbe Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in tbe enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, bnt if in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
figs stands highest and is most largely
aved and gives most general satisfaction.
SURE CURE FOB PILES
luting Jn mi t.4, h.i.-el!Bj or rrrwill.g PMea ytdaM a mb t
Sr. BO-SAN-KO'S PILK MMEDV.
t .oaorbt uibsWsJ. A potiecBf. v-if-B.ars mi ttm. Tnm
fcfc. JtraW r m4 DIE. aMOAAJt, Fhlt, f.
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or
Nothing I'VT
That's the stand to vA)"
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take with your
dealer on
the
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BIAS
VELVETEEN
SKIRT BINDING
- question.
If he will not supply yon we will.
" Horn Dressmaking' Mad Eur," a sew book
by Mlts Emma M, Hooper, of th ladies' Horn
(oursal, sattt for 25c.. postif paid.
5. H. A M. Co. , P. O. Box 6o, N. V. City .
FRAZERCAXLE
BEST THE SYOILB. ' VfllTCHdE
It wearing qaalltleaar onrarpanM, actually
oatlaatlug two boxes of stir other brand. Vr
tram Animal Oils. OKI TBI QBNUIJtjc
FUR BALK BY ORKttON Attn
-WASHINGTON MEttCftaaTTS
ana iseaiar generally.
AGENTS WANTED, Liis v tatei
In ever? town, for oueol the beat aelllng article
made, I'ted by every man, woman and enlid,
ITraderlek R anltmry Tooth Brush with
Touch clMulnsT ttaettmant.
Indorsed bv all tbe leading phrsielau and
dentlata. Dead IS, for temple. Reuilfor2So
and 60c WILL 4 FINK CO ,
m Market Street, Ban rrancisGo, Cat,
Everybody laughed and looked at
Jim. He took in the situation and le
plled: Til Just g;o you one on that"
They went into the street, followed
by the crowd, and, taking aim down
the street, sent the handsome time
pieces spinning, to be smashed Into
wortblessness.on the road. Jim won
and went back to the Alamo saloon and
set up the drinks. "A few months af
ter," said Brlttan, "I saw them again In
Abilene. They were so poor that each
wore a long-winding Waterbury and
hung on to it with both bauds tor fear
It might fall on the floor."
BLUFFED OUT OF A BIG ROLL.
Bold Plan of a Bobber In Denver to
Balae tbe Wind.
Mr. Moffat Is the Denver banker who
was robbed of $21,000 In his private
office one day at noon. The robber held
a revolver In one hand and a bottle of
nitroglycerin in the other. He request
ed Mr. Moffat to write a check for $21,-
000 under penalty of being shot and of
having his bank building wrecked by
the explosion In the bottle. Mr. Mof
fat la reputed to be worth as many
millions as tbe number of thousands
demanded by tbe robber. He wrote tbe
check. The robber said be would bare
to trouble Mr. Moffat to go with blm
Into the paying teller's cage and pro
duce tbe cash; he would take $20,000
In large bills, and $1,000 In gold.
"If you say one word, or indicate by
a look or motion that anything Is
wrong, I will shoot yon and then blow
np the bank." Saying which the rob
ber threw a light overcoat over his arm
concealing tbe revolver he held In his
hand, accompanied tbe bank president
Into the teller's cage, received the
money and returned with Mr. Moffat
to the private office. He then repeated
bis threat to kill tbe banker and blow
up tbe building If an alarm should be
given before be (the robber) was safely
outside the bank. He made his escape
and has not been captured. Tbe rob
ber's overcoat, revolver and bottle were
found in a doorway near the bank
building. The revolver was loaded, but
a chemical analysis of tbe contents of
the bottle revealed the fact that the
fluid was not nitroglycerin but sweet
OIL Pittsburg Dispatch.
A Mtnhar or th rir Kaataokr Bat.
. tar Wkt Wa la Twnt-Sra Hard
Fought Hattles.
From th Capital Jourual, Saleui, Oregon.
Salem, Or., can boast of no better
known private oitisen than Captain
William Benson. To the old rest-
dents, as wail as to the school children,
bis figure is as familiar as that of Ml.
Hood or tbe state capital.
Captain Benson, of the First Ken
tucky battery, detached from the 1 1:1th
Illinois infantry, is now seventy-four
years old, and has taken part in twen
ty-seven hard-fought battles, besides a
great many Interesting
He is pensioned for injury in the
breast, from concussion of a shell, and
for a wonnd in the right shoulder,
caused by leaping from a oar while be
ing taken as a prisoner from Anderson
ville to Pine Forest. For ths past twen
ty years he has suffered aluioat con
tinually from malaria aud shortness of
breath, and has been afflicted with rheu
matism in tbe legs and shoulders to
suoh an extent that ha had not seen a
well day in all that time. He was
also afflicted with constipation aud
piles. Eighteen years ago Mr. Benson
removed from Illinois to Oregon, on
socount of his failing health, aud since
the close ot tbe war has "not been able
to support himself by manual labor,
and has had almost constant medical
attendance by physioians of all the dif
ferent schools of praotioe. To see him
now, tipping the scales at 810 pounds,
enjoying regular health, his cheeks
mantled with a fresh, rosy complex
ion, walking off proud and erect, with
a fresh, firm, vigorous step for a man in
his seventy-fourth year, is enough to
make one believe in the possibility of
Ponce de Leon's fabled Fountain of
Youth.
Captain Benson is not only a hero ot
the Civil War, but a man worth con
siderable property. He says be wonld
part willingly with his interest in all
his earthly possessions rather than be
placed back in the debilitated condition
where he lingered for a score of years.
"I suppose," said he, laughing,
"that what yon are after is an adver
tisement for Pink Pills, but I want to
say that I am very glad to give yon
this testimonial, as I am convinced it
will" relieve a great deal of suffering,
if it can become widely known. I am
firmly oonvinoed, after an experience
of over fifty years with both patent
medicines and physicians, that if every
family oould keep these Pink Pills in
the , house they wonld never need a
doctor.
"I have paid out over $1,000 for doc
toring with tbe best pyhaioians at
Salem, but not a cent for myself since
a year and a half ago. It was then
that I first heard of Pink Pills I got
tbe first box at a drug store, and had
not much confidence in them when I
began to take them. I took one box
before I got much benefit, but by the
middle of the second box the pain in
my breast began to disappear, and the
rheumatism in my shoulder went
away. The shortness ot breath was
alleviated, and I began to sleep like an
infant. For the first time in twenty
years I realised the lnxnry of sound
sleep.and my system began to recuperate
"By the end ot the third box it had
taken away all my rheumatism and
stiffness in the muscles and joints,'
and I began to feel as nimble as a boy,
and could do as good a day's work as
ever, but for my wounds. I enjoy the
best health I ever enjoyed in my life.
My natural weight increased from ten
to twenty pounds. My flesh is solid
and my skin is as clean and fresh as a
baby's. I had tried every remedy un
der the snn for piles, but without re
lief. At times they were near killing
ma Sciatica rheumatism had laid me
up in bed for months at a time. Pink
Pills have cured all these things, and I
have not felt an indication of piles or
rheumatism for eight months. People
who see me now can not believe that I
am the same man. My face looked
drawn, my eyes were bloodshot, my
skin was scurvied, snd loonld not have
had a worse appearance it I bad un
dergone starvation on an artio expedi
tion. I can now eat whatever I have
a relish for, and all I want of it, and it
don't hurt me.
"I nsed to be constipated continu
ally, and I have taken wheelbarrow
loads of other pills, but never got per
fect relief until I tried Pink Pills.
I am now taking two pills a week,
and sometimes I go without them
for s month, and, as I said, I enjoy
continuous good health. I have got
rid ot rheumatism and everything else.
Pink Pills perform wonders. They go
to work and fix np the kidneys and
back and the wbole system. Three
If vff
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ai tii A h lkV f4
im i
Speed of Electric Locomotive.
Apropos of the alitpmrut of the Inst
kiralshe-4.0f the threo t1,,ctrl(! locomotive for tlio
ih-u"u t mo i rams in tue won
Lino tunnel at Baltimore Is the state
ment made by the designers, the Gen
eral Electric Company, that with these
locomotives a speed of eighty miles an
hour has been attained without effort,
and that they could as easily muke 1(50
miles an hour as a steam locomotive
makes CO. As the electric locomotives
have In all respects fulfilled the claims
of their designers, there is no rensou
to disbelieve this statemeut
minute for each passenger Is effected,
According to the psssenger trafllc of
that city, this make an economy of
10,000.000 hour a year, equivalent to
1 .350.000 days' labor of eight hours. If
time Is money and one titty's laltor Is
wort It $t, the electric cars are snvltig
the cliy $t,Sft0.000 a year In time.
MAYOR OF GT.e'HAtirtiC?
Mot Injured by Mtuh Voltaae Wire.
An experiment to ascertain whether
a high pressure alternating current can
be seut from a conductor to earth by
means of a Jet of water from a hose of
a fire engine, and also whether the cur
rent can be transmitted to the fireman
under such circumstances, was nuttlu
a short time ago by Professor Slaty, of
Berlin. The overhead conductors of a
10,000 volt power transmission line
were used for the experiment. A volt
meter was connected between the metal
mouth-piece of the water hose and the
earth. On turning the water on to the
live conductors no flow of current to
earth was noticeable.
Edison' Record of Patent.
Thomas A. Edison has been granted
711 patents dulug tbe hist twenty-five
years, which beats the record of all
times and all countries by a large ma
jority. Elihn Thomson stauds No. 2
on tbe list, with SOi; Francis II. Rich
ards is third, wltb 343; Edward Weston,
274; Charles E. Scrlbner, 248; Charles
J. Vanderpoole. wltb 244; Randolph M.
Hunter, with 228: and George West
Ingbouso with 217. Seventeen oilier
gentlemen have received more than 100
patents during the twenty-five years
ended with 1SU5. Connecticut patents
more Inventions than any other State
In proportion to Its population. The
District of - Columbia comes second.
Then come Massachusetts, Rhode Isl
and, New Jersey, New York, Montana
and Colorado. The inventive genius
Is lenst developed In Mississippi, South
Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama,
Georgia and Arkansas, where compara
tively few. patents have been applied
for. .
ALASKA'S HUMAN BIRDS.
A Strong Race Who Chatter and
Chirrup,
People who talk like birds, who
whlsilo and chirrup In their speech,
with notes varying from those of tlio
nren to the harsh guttural of the cock
ateoa tribe of such people has actu
ally beeu discovered by - Dr. Frans
Ilea.
lie was the first white man to locate
theso chirruping savages, which he did
near the boundary between Alaska and
British Columbia, though ninuy trav
eler have heard them spoken of by
other Indlaus. Oucv a tribe of some
Importance, only about twelve Indi
viduals now survive, and they are per-)
petunl fugitives hunted like wild
beasts, In fact, aud possluguo per
manent homes.
It has long been a practice among
tlio coast ludlans of Alaska,' whuu a
chief died, to go and kill a few of the
Tautsowt as the people who talk like
birds are called tlio object being that ,
the chief might have servants to wait
on him while on hi way to the aborig
inal Paradise. In the course of time
the pursuit of this good old custliu
greatly reduced the uumber of tbe
Tsutsowt, aud the latter during the
last fifty years, being too few to light,
have been kept continually on tbe
Jump. The Inst of them would have
been killed some time ago but for the
fact that they hare retreated to tlio
highest mountains, where they live
chiefly by bunting marmots. These lit
tle animals dwell among the rocks, and
may often be seen sitting erect at the
mouths or their hole, whistling shril
ly. The Tautsowt capture them by
means of 'dead-fall' traps set at the
hole mouth.
Dr. Boas had much trouble In find
ing these people owing to their mode
of life. At length he came upon a
Tautsowt boy, and, obtaining bis con
fidence, was Introduced to other mem
bers of tbe tribe. Tbe bird-like bin
One of the Thousands Whom Palne't Oelerjj
Compound Has Cured.
TVS M
The following long and explicit let
ter from Bon. A. A. Ben net tells its
own story.
Bead tti
Mayor Office,
A Bafety Stop.
. An automatic safety device for en
gines or other machinery which instant
ly stops them on their attaining an ex
cessive speed, has been adopted by the
North Hudson Railroad Company. The
device is tbe invention of thctr chief
engineer, T. A. Bonta. The apparatus
consists of an air-pump, a small reser
voir for compressed air and pipes lead-
City of 8s. Charles. Ill, March 4, 1898.
Wells, Richardson & Co., Burling
ton, VI t Gentlemen I take moon
pleasure In being able to add my mite
to the great mass ot testimony in praise
of Palne't oelsry compound.
In November last I found myself
euaee of which he had heard so much noh run down by overwork. For tev
apieared to owe Its peculiarity to an j ril I tn obliged to work
extraordinary richness lu sibilant and ; eighteen hours dsily out ot the twenty,
guttural sounds. When spoken It bad i f0o was in eonseqnenos in slate
actually a remarkable likeness to tbe . Physical ana nervous sxnaustioa.
chirruping of birds.
The Tsutsowt tribe formerly con
sisted of two clans, aud among them
the common aboriginal law against
mnrrlnff-A tvlthln tlia plan tvaa Htrlrllv
enforced. That la to aay, uo maiden I own for years.
could take a husband from her own I I believe also that it bat enabled n
clan, or vice versa. But now one of , so (scape my periodical attach of rha
the clans has been wholly wiped out,
not a single member surviving, snd on
this account the men have taken wives
within the last few years from the
Noss River Indians of Northern Brit
ish Columbia. Once a year they come
down from tbe mountains and spend
a fortnight wltb the Nass River people,
In order to see their wives' folks. It
Is an odd fact that the Tsutswot are
hunters exclusively, whereas all other
tribes in their region are fishermen.
At the suggestion ot s friend I oom
menoed the use of Palns's celery com
pound, with th result that my strength
has steadily Improved, snd I find my
self In tar better health than I bar
mail sm, as every season sine that time
' with the advent ot the oold, damp
weather, I have suffered severely from
that disease in a ohronlo form. Bo tar
this winter I bavs escaped without a
' single twinge ot my old enemy. I
very cheerfully recommend it to sny
one in similar need, in tbe full belief
that it will be helpful la every case.
Very sincerely your. A. A. Bennett
AUTOMATIC SASETT DEVICB.
lng to the various pieces of apparatus
to be controlled, and to Dlaces from
t which it Is desired to shut the machin
ery off. The air-pump automatically
stops when It has produced in the sys-
I tem the desired pressure. Tbe auto
; made device consists of an auxiliary
governor belted to the engine shaft,
and a brass pipe, working In a stuffing
box so as to be easily adjusted to any
height . This pipe is closed at the end
i by a small glass tube, like an ordinary
Hallway Incident. , .
Prof. Lincoln, of Brown University, j
who died a few years ago, used often
to relate wltb glee a railroad adventure ,
wblcb be bad In Germany during bis
last European tour. The party was
traveling In one of tbe little German
railway carriages with tbe doors at the
tides when the train stopped at s sta
tion where there was a restaurant.
They were told that the train would
wait a few minutes, and so, with Amer
ican Independence, Prof. Lincoln and an
other member of the party stepped out,
crossed another track, and proceeded to
the station.
This infraction of German regula
tions was at first unnoticed, but on the
return an obstacle was found In the
shape of another train between them
and their car.
The various railway personages ap
peared stolidly Ignorant as to time
tables. Tbe train was too long to go
around; the cars were unprovided with
our convenient end platforms and steps,
and the space beneath them was cone
too ample for a cat to go under; only
one course remained that was to go
over tbe train.
This seemed a simple matter, as tbe
German- cars are very small affair
compared wltb our own, and moreover
ml
w, tmm aua wil Baa
per wnica had aataa two
nra astasia hat brrajAaoj
whieh il
Of IM aurrountiiat aonatr
mated, awl proaonnewi in.
earaoM ;r jmadawtiMr
sari anal had (Sa el
Cancer
and told Oil, the anoal
?tnant tpaeiaiisia ol Maw
ork, andar whoa treat
Mat ah was plaead, de
clared her hopelea.
All Irattawnt, paving lasted,
ah i was rWea op to dl
6. 8, B. wa nomamaayWHi,
and astonlahleit a it snar
anna, a few bottle ewnd
her aoanrl and well.
Oar truw da Ibis dl
esm will be tal tiw M
Say addrsna,
SWIFT SPECIFIC CX
Attests. Cs
It it said that tbe poison front tbe
bite of a mad dog may be neutralised
by wsshing tbe wonnd as soon as pos
sible in warm vinegar and water, and
dropping a little muriatio sold into the
wonnd. ,
It we all led ont of -door lives, want
to bed at tnndown, and bad no onnisnv
ing caret nor bard work to bring dowa
the health, there might not b th
urgent necessity that now exists tot
taking this best ot spring remsdl
Pains' eelery oom pound.
Bui ss tbe great majority ot lives are
ordered with too much work, too
muoh anxiety too little sleep, by th
time winter is over tbe drsln on the
nervous energy has become exoeaslve,
th serves art in sad need ot being
strengthened, and the blood of being
purified, v
Palne't eelery compound abtolotely
meets tbli great modem necessity.
Palne's eelery oom pound will bring
back nerv strength and replace poor
thin, pal blood with a ruddy, health
tasking stream.
It is ths on great practical remedy
advocated by al Iphytloiana. It drives
away that feeling of nttar xhaattioa
that It so common in tbs spring, bat
no less dangerously significant bscsnst
it is so common. It makes peoplt
welL It it thousand timet so per lot
to all th ordinary sartaparillas. nerv
lnet and tonics ever msda.
Palne's eelery ootnpound I th one
real tpring remedy known today that
never fall to benefit (Jet Balne't
celery compound, snd only Pslns'i
celery oom pound if yon wish to be well.
T$ (bis tyDat ails you?
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Three hunter returned to Bangor
the otber day from long hunt in th
region about Big Fish Lake, Ua, hsv
are provided with a convenient ladder ' ,DK silled between thirty and forty
i toat tiiTiA In it miiih f-hlnriAS Un h n
dayi after first taking them you feel the 1 rftnnrv ,.,,.. tib m,hL, k..
effect all over. The worst trouble with v.tatHS Ig adjn8ted so as to carry the
me was, I bad got so 1 conld not re- gla(l9 end a very short distance above
member anything. My mind was the normal position to which the gov-
Alnnriari A Mvnsh bh T 1a.jw 1 ... I
, STi. , "6u -, ernor balls revolve. Any dangerous
ing Pink Pills I first began to notice, mcrease in speed will lift the balls, thus
my mind become clear and active, and; , breaking tbe glass tube and relieving
u,, j iiu7 raaurcu, , tne pressure of tho compressed air,
happy change from the feeling of stn-i j wuCh acts to operate a valve cutting
pidity I had suffered. This medicine- ott the .apply of steam. These tulwa
are also located on each side of
f.TRS WfNSinW'ff sooTHiNa
iiiiiHuiii a avnup
FOR CHILD) VCCTHIMO
ait vnaw-A. HI
t t l.-o -I .t a4.ti.be I. .4.
i - St Cough fejrup. Tacu Oixj4 1
3 in urn pna or runia
Which nd7
Perry Patettlc (in the road) Wy
don't you go In? De dog's all right
Don't you see him waggln' bis tail?
Wayworn Watson (at the gate) Yes,
an' he's growlln' at tbe same time. I
don't know which end to believe. Cin
cinnati Enquirer.
Miss Bellefleid Do yon like Mr. Tan
Bream, Nellie? Miss Bloomfield (wbo is
addicted to slang) Yes, I like him I
don't think. Miss Bellefleld-That is
tbj great trouble with yon, Nellie. You
should cultivate a babit of thought
Pittsburg Chronicle. . t :.: ;.
bar fixed me np and made a new man
of me. It is only tbe otber day that
Dr. Reynolds, Dean of the Salem
Medical College, remarked to me tbat
I was looking bale and hearty. I said
Yea, and no thanks to yon doctors. It is
Pink Pills tbat have done it He poo
booed at it. But I know wbnt I am
talking about, and he had to admit
what I said."
(Signed) Wn. Benson.
State of Oregon, I M
Marion County. (
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 30tb day of November, 1895.
E. Hofer, Notary Public,
In and for the state of Oregon.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain, in
condensed form, all tbe elements
necessary to give new life snd richness
to the blood snd restore (battered
nerves. Tbey are an unfailing specifio
for such diseases si locomotor stasia,
partial paralysis, St. Vitas' dance,
sciatica, neuralgia, rbenmatism, nerv
ous headache, the after effect of la
grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale
and sallow oompexions, all forms of
weakness either in male or female.
Pink Pill are sold bv ,-i'l dealers, or
will be tent postpaid on i r-it of price.
the i
main belt and above the belt, so that In
case of tbe raising of a lap of tbe belt
it will break one of the tubes and thus
stop the engine, or if the belt should slip
off sideways the same result would be
produced. Philadelphia Record.
SO cent box, or six ; r f r i 5
It must be a terrible lot of work to (tbey ars never sold in t.r in th
take a woman apart snd get ber ready 1 100), by addressing Dr Williams'
tor bed. Med iota Company, Sobeuectady, N. Y.
Brevities.
The British army officials have bad an
electric light plant Installed at the prac
tice and testing ground, at Lydd, for
the purpose of working a search light
to be used during the heavy gun prac
tice at various objects during tbe night
This will, of course, sfford an Ideal
practice.
One of tbe newest developments of
the practical applications of the electric
current is in the production of the char
acteristic effects produced by massage.
Eysultablyapplylng the different forms
of electric current muscular stimulation
t produced.
' That the electric launch Is maklnc
progress In England Is Illustrated by
the report that at one place tbe local
electric light company has run a cable
to the water's edge to provide suitable
meana for readily recharging the stor
age batteries employed In these
launches.
It is figured by a statistician In New
Orleans that by tbe change of the street
car system from horse to electric power
In that city an avtragt saving ot twelv
on each side for the use of the man who
climbs up and puts the lamp down
through a bole In tbe roof.
Accordingly the start wa made, and
the feat was about half-accomplished
before it wa noticed by the railway
officials. Then began a great commo
tion, with violent gesticulations and
commands to come down.
But by dint of Prof. Lincoln' vocif
erations In German to tho officials to
the effect tbat comlns down on fh'
farther side wa Just as well a to re-!
turn to the station, and of sotto voce
nints in New England vernacular to hi
comrade to keep on going, the retreat
was successfully covered and the rail-,
way carriage safely gained Just In time.
Autograph Album.
Is It possible that the alburn craze Is
about to revive? Thirty years ago no,
young lady waa without ber prettily
bound volume, In which she teased and
coaxed her friends to make all toils
of absurd confessions as to their fa
vorite flowers, food, occupation and
what not. Or, did she aspire to higher
"'"f " ""um gi-i tuein ro inscribe
a couplet or a rhyme. We hope that
the fashion Is not goins to revive, for t
became a nuisance, but for all that'
Princess Henrietta of Belgium, now'
duchess of Vendomc, received among
her other beautiful wedding gifts an,
album In which the leading literary'
men of Belgium had Inscribed their'
Ideas In verse and prose. Suitable I1-!
lustration were contributed by various
distinguished artists.
A Sailor's liomarkable Escape.
A seaman on H. M. 8. Edinburgh re
cently had a remarkable escape. He
was at work on a ladder on the bow of
the vessel as she was going Into Ports-'
mouth harbor, steaming ten knots an'
hour, when the ladder broke and be
was thrown Into tbe water directly un
der the keeL He came up again In the1
wake of the ship, two ship's lengths
astern, unhurt, having escaped the sue-'
Uon of the vessel and contact with the
propellers. i
sable, fonr caribou and three deer.
A new steamboat just launched for
the Hudson river service will oost II,.
000,000 and be provided with engine
of 8,000 horse power.
There are 197,146,420 ores of tim
ber land in th Southern states, ind
the average yield of tbe forest it
8,000 feet per ore.
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