The Oregon mist., July 28, 1899, Image 4

It is the high
quality of Royal
Baking Powder
that has estab
lished its great
and world-wide
reputation.
Every house
wife knows she
can rely upon
i
it; that it mak.es
the bread and
biscuit more delicious and whole
some always the finest that can
be baked.
I It is economy and every way
better to use the Royal, whose
work is always certain, never
experimental.
4 There are many imitation baking
powders, made from alum. They
may cost less per pound, but
their use is at the cost of health.
flOVAl tJAKINO
A Roroanea or Real Lift.
Tin duchess ot Arcos was Virginia
Woodbury Lowery, of Washington. D.
C. A distinguished ancestor, Daniel
Woodbury of New England, once held
the position of secretary of the treasury,
under Jackson, and was afterwards
justice of tha supreme court. Mont
gomery Blair, a cabinet officer during
the administration of Lincoln, was of
tha same family.
The romantic courtship of the duke
and duchess of Arcos began over 20
years ago. At that time be was
young Count Brunetti, of the Spanish
legation in Washington, an under secre
tary, whose admiration fur the beauti
ful Miss Lower j resulted in an engage
ment, to which the parents objected on
acoount of the youth of their daughter,
and the fact that Count Brunetti was
appointed to a remote South American
post, where months weie tequiied to
end a communication.
The engagement was ot 20 years'
duration, and Count Brnnetti in that
time inherited estates -and a title In
Spain. When he returned to Wash
ington he found Mies Lowery even
more beautiful in her maturity than
when be hsd left her. Mrs. Lowery.
who was an invalid, died shortly before
the wedding of her daughter, which
occurred in August, 1895, at the sum
mer home of the family in New Lon
don, Conn., and was quietly celebrated.
Harper's Bazaar.
The Iroaj of Fat.
"Do yon see that pale young man
calling out 'Cash I at the ribbon
conntei?"
"Yes." '
"Fate's awful funny sometimes.
Ten yeais ago, when we were boys to
gether, his one ambition was to be a
mighty hunter and catch lions with a
lasso." Tit Bits.
Schillings
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It cures backache, nervousness, tired feeling,
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pu par bottle at jour druggist's.
Never
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with so
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. as the
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food
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Fancies la 8Mr-Walate.
The really swell thing ia tbe purs
white silk or satin shirt-waist made in
tbe greatest simplicity of style, and if
worn with a black skirt of net White
shirt-waista in ooUor, goods have the
preference, many being of fine lawn,
tucked all over in bias or stralght-np-and-down
or round-and-ronnd tucks.
The severe linen waist ot white, with
cuffs and collar, is wcrn with the tailor
gown having a cutaway jacket in bolero
style. Some of the new waists show
a cutaway at the neck, having fancy
collar and rovers with which are worn
fancy colored or white chemisettes.
Woman's Home Companion.
Making Sura of Him.
"I think," said the thoughtful
mother, "that you ought to object to
young Brown paring so much attention
to our daughter."
"Why?" demanded the thonghtfnl
father. "Be impresses ma very favor
ably." "That's just It," returned tha
thoughtful mother. "We must do
something to make his ambitious moth
er think we regard omaelves a little
above them socially if we are to make
sure of him. " Chicago Post.
Ha Hoped Not.
The other day when it was raining
very hard, four or five men were hav
ing a few glasses of beet in a village
beet bouee, when one man said to the
company:
"It's a drop of nice rain this. It
should stir things up in the ground.''
One curious old man, who was
known to have been henpecked during
his wife's lifetime, replied:
"By Jove, I hope not; I only bnried
th wife yesterday!" Spare Moments.
Farent or a Prodlgr.
"What an amount of dignity Jones
seems to have developed lately," re
marked Brown. "He's going to throw
up his job and try to get something
better. He says there's no nse of a
man with his qualifications filling so
menial a position. And he'a always
been such a meek, unassuming man,
you know."
"Yes," replied Smith, "but 1 beard
that bis baby has just got so that it
can say 'papa' so they can understand
it." N. Y. World.
A New Dodge for Sutnraar.
Clerk Are we going to use the sea
serpent this summer?
Proprietor 1 think not. I have a
better scheme than that. I shall ar
range to have bottles washed np on the
beach every day, each one containing
a message from some.aiclic explorer.
N. Y. Journal.
An Excellent Combination.
The oleasant method and beneficial
effect of the well known remedy,
Strup os Flos, manufactured by the
Califoknia Fio Syhup Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to be
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
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tive, cleansing- the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its actine on the kidneys.
liver and bowels, without weakening
cr irritating them, make It tbe ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as tney are pleasant w tue
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the California Fio Symtp
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package,
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rSmhi- WSJ?
LOVE'S LESSON.
A year ago, my love, to-night;
I sat alone and sad.
No friendly btid to clasp my own, w
Krt Iova in make uie alad.
Alone, with all life's sweets denied, '
Of all life's Joys bereft,
With hope aud bappiueas crusned oat
And ouly longing left
Alone and sad, no ray of light
To beam across the wsy,
No band to smooth the aching head.
Or brush the tears away,
No arms to clasp me close and warm,
No tender lips to meet.
No voice to whisper in my esr
The words, "I love jou, sweet
A little year, but In Its space '
Heaven's gates have opened wide.
Sorrow and pain are left without.
And I am safe inside.
Safe in the haven of your heart
Conteuted just to know
That you are mine, aud I am yours,
Whate'cr may come or go.
What have you taught me, O my love,
In that short happj yeart
That earth below and Heaven above
Are sometimes very near.
That when your arms can clasp me close,
lour lips to mine be given.
I crave no more of earthly bliss,
I ask no other heaven.
Waverley Magasine.
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IHI,
AKlty, dear, don't go!"
"I must, CIs; beggars can't
be choosers," I answered.
bitterly. "After all. dearest girl, It will
be only for a few mouths."
"A year. I'm afraid, Harry, from
what father says."
"Well, since ho hns found me this
work I mustn't shirk it Good-by, my
own girl."
What misery does poverty entail on
loving hearts! Cicely Fleming aud I
had loved one another for yeara-ever
since, Indeed, wo were children togeth
er. I had spent the few hundreds my
father left me in completing my engi
neering education In Germany. Then
I came home, confident of finding
work. But nothing came my way In
spite of every endeavor. At last Mr.
Fleming's Interest procured me a place
as assistant engineer In building a new
lighthouse on the dangerous Island of
Skrvn. off the west coast of Ireland. It
was not the work I wanted. It would
bring little credit, however well Uone.
The pay was poor, ana tue prospects
of the hardships and loneliness were
not calculated to raise ones spirits.
There would be but one other skilled
engineer on the spot-an Irishman, I
understood, named Callan.
I Darted with CIs on a Tuesday. Fri
day morning found me on the small
sailing craft which was the only means
of communication between Skryn and
the maluland.
Soon we landed, and I waded ashore
and walked np the steep path to the
top of the cliff.
As I reached the summit a man met
me, and, holding out his hand, said:
"Good-morning! loure Mr. Bryuon,
I suppose? I'm Callan"'
I thouuht the voice unpleasant, our.
glancing up Into the man's face, decid
ed that It was even worse than the
voice.
He was not so Ill-looking at least as
far as features went It was not till
later that I discovered tlie peculiar re
pulsion he inspired me with was due to
his eyes. These were exirnorxiiunriiy
dark and piercing, but across the Iris of
one was a remarKiiiiie paie yenow
mark, which, combined with a very
slight squint gave him an absolutely
uncanny appearance.
Callan walked back with me. A very
few steps brought us to the huts. They
were the regular home-made article of
wood and zinc. There was one for
each of us, and a little way off another,
a good deal larger, for the workmen.
There were six of these rough Conne-
mara men.
From where we stood on the summit
of the grass-clad knoll for the Island
was no more we could gaze out sea
ward to where Immense rollers poured
In gentle thunder over a ledge of black.
sharp-ranged rocks, rar out on tins
ugly reef could be seen tue beginning
of the new lighthouse.
I was busy all that day getting my
things unpacked and my little cabin in
order. It consisted of one room only.
On one side was a bunk, on the other
an oil-stove, on which was perched a
big Iron kettle. I found I had to do my
own cooking. A table and two cunlrs
completed the equipment There was
a door on rue eastern siue, aim a single
window Just opposite. I turned In early
and slept like a top In the cool sea air.
Next day I was up betimes, boiled my
biu kettle, made my coffee, and was
out on the reef before Callan was visi
ble. The men were already at work. 1
spoke to them, but either they could
not or would not talk. Presently Cal
Ixm came out acrambllng along the
reef. What a burly brute he looked In
the clear morning sunlight! He spoke
to the men with extraordinary rough
ness. They evidently feared him, and,
I soon saw, hated blm, too.
This puzzled me till I knew him bet
ter. But a very few days opened my
eyes. If ever there lived a man with
out oue grain of pity In bis composi
tion, It was Eugene Callan. He seemed
to take an absolute delight In cruelty
for cruelty's sake. There was a boy
called Barney McKeown, who acted as
servant to Callan. The way Callan
bullied that unfortunate boy was up-
nnlllng. I wondered how the other
could see such things happening. But
I found Callan would not keep any
man on the works whom he could not
absolutely terrorize. He was practical
ly king of the place. Me he did not
molest and you may imagine how
careful I was not to run counter to
lilm. For the thought was ever pres
ent. If I could accomplish my share of
the work satisfactorily. It might lend
to better things. And my sweet Cicely
waiting for me Inspired me to suffer
and be strong.
Very soon I bated Callan as much as
the rest
A few weeks later we had a storm,
which stopped all work.
I sat In my hut rending most of the
day, and listening to the gusts that
roared at times like thunder. Once or
twice I fancied a shriller sound mln
gled with the gale. '- -
Late In the afternoon It lulled lit'
tie, and suddenly there came, dlstluct
aud clear to my ears, a scream of pain.
I sprang np and listened. Again and
ggitlu the cry sounded out It was from
Culluu's hut they came.
I sprang up, rushed across, and flung
open tbo door. The sight that met my
eyes made mo blase with anger. Strip
ped to the waist aud writhing with
palu, the wretched McKeown was tied
to the head of Cnllau'a bed, while over
blm stood the big black bully, lashing
blm with a rope's cud.
"What's this for?" I cried.
Callan turned bis crooked gase on
tue.
"Tn foaah tha rniinff hound obedi
ence. His voice grated with rago at
my Interruption. "And what bUBlnesa
! It nf v.iiirn Mr. Prv?"
1 funded for an Instant he was going
for mo. But I was much too angry to
think or consequences.
"You're an Infernal bully! I shouted.
"Aud If you don't chuck It I can't
nniko yon; but I'll soon let our employ
era know."
Th hulls- traa a coward that I
knew. Itut he could have killed mo
with one hand. So tuy relief was con
siderable when he auddcnly threw
down the ropo'a end. I untied Mc
Keown, aud, pushing him before me,
left the hut
Itut a hissing whisper followed me.
"All right, young man, your turn
now. But you'll pay for It"
I knew well enough Callan would not
forgive mo for this day's work. And
of this I soon had practical proof. In
my spare time I used to fish off the
rocks. Soon after this occurrence I
have told of, I was at my favorite pas
time, when crash! a great bowlder fell
from the clllt above, missing me by
hardly a yard, and glancing lu shivers
Into the sea beneath me.
McKeown. who was pitifully grateful
TUE WHOLE V.OKI.B TIRSID tltliHON
AND Bl'lisr INTO A OLAltE OF FI.AMK.
for my Interference, warned mo not to
stand under the cliff again. Two days
later I took the dinghy out I was
hardly surprised when the plug floated
up lu splinters and left me to swim
ashore.
One day letters came across from the
mainland, one from CIs and one lu an
unknown hand.
Ciif letter, of course, I read first Her
letters were one delight In tills drsary
life. Then I tore open the other and
skimmed It through. Then I collapsed
Into a chair, dropping the letter. Then
I picked It up and read it again.
Only by slow degrees did I realize Its
Import My mother's uncle, old Sir
Bernard Child, had died aud left me
everything. Why, I had never seen
him, hardly Imagined that be was
aware of my existence! I walked out,
and, still In a dazed condition, called
McKeown to pull me across to the
mainland. Then I bolted up to the vil
lage postoftlce and sent off a wire. It
was hours before I got an answer. It
seemed dnys. Toward sunset the reply
came, assuring me my news was cor
rect In every detail. I looked up the
first train from Culcross In the morn
ing, arranged about a car to take me
there, and was soon rowing back to
Skryn to pass what I felt, with a sen
sation of purest Joy, would be my lust
night on the Island.
The sun had long set behind the aea
rim as we pulled Into the little cove,
and It was quite dark os we clambered
up the narrow rock pnth. Beaching the
top, I glanced across to the huts and
thought I saw the gleam of n light
flash under the door of my shanty. 1
was about to hurry on when the boy
laid a hand on my sleeve.
"Did ye see that?" ho said. "Go
quietly, sorr, a inlniilt, till we know
who's there."
Tip-toeing along, we passed round to
the other side of my hut
Yes, a faint gleam shone through the
glass and then died away. Very cau
tiously we crept up and looked In. I'ltch
darkness, But listening hard, I felt
sure some one was moving Inside. We
stood, stooped under the sill, quiet as
mice.
Presently there was a scratching
from within; a match flamed up. The
man who had lighted It was crouched
on the floor, his body between us and
the light He was unwinding a piece
of very thin twine or strong thread and
carefully stringing It across the floor
from the bed to the stove. Ho passed
It rouud a leg of the stove and then
back again, securing It finally with In
finite caution to a little shiny metal
tube which protruded from the top of a
small parcel. This parcel was stuudlug
well hidden under one of the chairs at
the foot of the bed. As the man turned
I saw his profile plainly. It waa Cal
lan. An Instant's thought nnd my engi
neering training made plain to me the
whole Infernal plot The parcel was
gun-cotton; the tube held acid In a thin
glass receptacle. Above this was a
leaden bullet, kept In place by a mov
able pin. The string so carefully
wound across the floor was attached to
tlm fro end of the t)ln. A touch of
careless feet against the string, the pin
would pull out, the bullet fall, the glass
shiver, and tbe acid do Its (loamy worn
on the explosive below.
Truly a charming plot, and a clever
one, for who was to prove that I naa
not been careless with the cartridges I
always kept a store of. No trace of
this pretty mechanism wouiu remain in
evidence.
A sudden glow of rage ran through
my veins.
J,','? J am, ,
I half and then crouched again
as the thought cams over me. The man
Is desperate. He won't allow Mvlug
witness of such crlmo to escape. I
fancied the gleam of a knire. ot"1 "
bleeding body whirling down off the
cliff Into the dark water beneath. Life
was too precloua now to risk unneces
sarily. I had forgotten for the moment all
about the boy. Suddeuly, In a moment
of mad fury for he, too, had under
stood the plot he sprang ui n,l l,t'nt
with his Hats upon the pane. Cnlhtu
raised himself Quickly but carerniiy,
not forgetting the deadly string. What
ho did forget was how near he was to
the stove. As lu a dream I saw bis coal
catch against It It swung, and the big
kettle overbalanced. For an Instant It
seemed to hang In the air. I strove to
call out It was too late. Smash, It
fell right on the strlug. Tho whole
world turned crlmsou and burst Into a
great glare of flnino. Something struck
me In the chest aud drove me buck
wards, "Praise tbe saints, his eyes are open,
doctor!"
"Yes; he'll do now." said another
voice, In a rich brogue.
I went to sleep again.
When I awoke It was bright day
light I was In Callau's hut on his cot.
I felt sore and bruised all over, nnd
at first could not remember what bud
happened.
Then It began to dawn on me.
"Where's V I began.
"Sh!" came In tho same soft brogue
as before. "Don't talk! Callan won't
be bothering ye any more. McKeowu'a
not much the worse, barring his hair.
And there's nothing broken In yerself."
"How long " I was mad to know
how soon I should be able to travel.
The doctor checked me again.
"In a week," ho wild. "If you He
still."
I did, and to-morrow I am startlug.
Cicely will meet me at Holyhead,
ROLLED HIM IN A BARREL.
I'nnlahruent I'ronannceit Worae than
Lynching bjr On Who Huffered It.
"There's something barbaric about
lynching, as most people will agree."
said tbe man with the broken uose,
"but I con easily name two worse
things. One Is rolling a man around
In a barrel and the other Is a coat of
tnr and feathers. In uiy foolish young
days I arrived at a town In Southern
Indiana to flnd the people excited over
several arrests for robbery. A family
named Black, consisting of man aud
wife and a growu-up son, had been
caught and niadu to confess to many
thefts. Instead of putting them on
trial, the people had determined to ap
ply tar and feathers and walk 'em out
of town. I had no objections so far as
the men were concerned, but when It
came tu the woman I constituted my
self her champion and declared that
tbey must walk over my dead body
first For about five minutes I was a
hero. Then about a dozen men grab
bed me and hustled me Into a room.
and after tho Blacks had been disposed
of according to program I was brought
out for punishment Plenty of tar aud
feathers were left but the crowd want
ed a change, and It was decided that I
should have the barrel exercise. They
got out and unbeaded a big cider bar
rel, dropped me Into It aud replaced
the head, aud then all was ready.
"I was Inclined to look upon the pro
ceedings with contempt I had never
been rolled In a barrel, and so I had no
Idea of the sensations. They first kick
ed It along the wldo utipaved street
and It had not rolled over more than
twenty times when I was sick of my
Job. After they bad enjoyed them
selves for a quarter of an hour I waa
praying for death to hurry up. I dimly
remember that after they got tired or
the football work In the street tbey
rolled the barrel up a long hill, nnd
then let It go kiting down. You talk
of seasickness; but there Is no com
parison. Aside from the feeling of
nausea, I was Jarred, Jolted, and
bruised from head to heels, aud In oue
of the bumps bad my nose broken. I
was unconscious when they finally
took me out and for a week I was
little better than a dead man. It waa
weeks and weeks before I got the re
volving motion out of my bead and
could walk straight, aud to this day-1
can't see a grindstone revolving with
out being affected by It It would have
been far more merciful to hang me up
by tha neck."
"But about the tar an feathers?"
was asked.
"Well, I met the old man Black about
two years later, and he still smelled
of the tar. He told mo that It took a
vreek's work with soap and water to
get the stuff started, and that spots
were left which couldn't lie got off,
even when rubbed with a brick. He
didn't feel the degradation so much,
but what hurt his feelings was that he
had been obliged to put In more work
on that tar than In all his life before.
Ho bad tried the barrel racket once,
and he thought It a shade worse than
tar, but be had no words of sympathy
with me. On tue contrary, be said If
I hadn't mixed In the three of them
would probably have got off with a
ride on a rail." Chicago Inter Ocean.
Credit Where It Is Rue.
"I am afraid that our new son-ln
law's aristocratic traditions will make
It difficult for blm to hold bis own In
financial affairs."
"I kind of felt that way," replied her
husband, "but don't let's be hasty In
Judging blm. I must sny be talked
right up like a business man when It
came to fixing up a dowry." Wash
Ington Star.
A driveling idiot went out from bli
lair the other day and finally reached
the office, where he discovered a vic
tim. "Why," said he, "Is a man who
has seen Niagara Falls aud a man who
has not seen Niagara Falls like a ham-
sandwlehr "Glvltup," said the vic
tim, suspiciously. "It's easy," said the
Idiot. "Glvltup," repeated the victim,
firmly. "Why," replied the Idiot, "one
bus seen the mist and the other has
missed the scene. Ha, lint Catch It?"
"Of course I do, yoa fool," answered
the victim; "but what's tho sandwich
to do with Itr "That's where you
bite," said the Idiot, as be made a diva
for the door. Exchange.
Tbe loquacious Individual
more on sound tban seuse.
relies
Mania Psrk. Sn Matoo Co., Cal., aenred
tl.d t the I nUMNltlns. I,.rtl..n, cllumts.
iml ?.rVru. sttentlon to ,t-t. Mors f
Phvsleitl t milling. P H"'1'. '" J
the foremost Hcbools '
Count. 5. " C'stont"''. Will ,fS-it Ml
tl . no bill,ll..g August IMh.lUtbyuur.)
IraO. lioltt, I'll. l l'rliclml.
Daadollons-
The market gardeners around Paris
...itivats the dandelion on a large scale
I. ...i ...n is tor uiuul nrlooi In the ninr-
ami m
knt.
"Do Not Grasp attheSftadoit)
And Lose the Substance."
Miny Ptoptt art M hdcws of thtlf
forme sttvts, do to ntjttci of htUh.
Look out for tht blood, the founUIn of
lift, tht ctul subtUnctt ketp thtt pun
by rtguttr ust of Hood's SrsPtiU
robust htttth wu7 b tht rtsull. Bt surt
(.1 n,l onu Hoixtl. btCAUSt
yCccd& SaUatalifd
Trouble Knul.
U'l.aalnr I loll VOU a blllVUl U a
great thing lo take yom mind off your
troubles. I find It invniiiauia.
Walker Nonsense I What troubles
liavn you gntf
"Wn ilia Inatallinent man comes
sround every week to collect the pay
ments on my wliool." n. . Journal.
Aa Ooaan nf Tea.
It )ma boon calculated that some
thing like 1,830,000 pints of lea are
i i.i it.l vnnrlv li v Londoners, anil tnai
tho teapot necessary to contain tills
mount, if properly shaped would eonj-
f.irtikblr take In the wliulu 01 Bt. t aui a
cathedral. N. Y. Sun.
Tim ininl noslsl recolnli for this year
are estimated at 1100,000,000, against
187,640.000 last year, NW York
stands at tbe head of the list of slates
and territories with 115.000.000, Slid
Alaska conies last, with I IS. 000. In
tha Inliln show inir the avornira amount
contributed by each inliabitant of each
Iste to the postal revnui(which con
stitutes a pretty full Bag oi tin in
tellectual development and activity o(
the people). Massachusetts stands nl
the head, with an average lust year oi
ID. 80 per inhabitant.
Laillaa Caa Wear Shaae
On alie mailer after using Allen's Foot-
Knae. a powder lobe shaken Into the shoes.
It makes tight or new shoes feel ay;
gives Inrtniit relief to coma smt bunions.
It's the greatest comfort discovery of Ins
age. l ures swollen net, turners aim rni
Urns spots. Allen's Poot-F.au Is a certain
cur for Ingrowing nails, swesllng. smart
ing, hot, aching bi t. We have 30,000 testl.
nioniala. All druggists ami sIichi stores
sell it. '.'Ac. Trial package FliKK by mall.
Address, Allen S. Ulmated, I. Hoy, N.
The "corino" questioned the coron
er's Jury at a recent inquest In Mary
land. Proceedings to determine lbs
;ause of death bad Just begun, when
tha subject awoke from th trance In
which he had lain and asked what it
was all about.
Bawara of Ointments for Catarrh That
Cuatale) Mareurf,
As nercurr will snrctr destroy the sense of
smell anj comi'leleljr derange the whole sre
tetu when entering; It through the mucous stir
faees. Stifb articles should ne.er b uwl
eeet oil eret'riiituiis from reputable tihv.t
elmm, aa tha'lamase they will do Is ten fold to
the kimkI yon ran poi!(v derive, from them.
Ilail'a Catarrh Cure, manufarture! I K i,
Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., contains nn mercury,
en. 1 1. taken tniernaily, artlng diretl Uon
Hie 1inhi antl ntut-oua suriacea ni ma system,
lu burins Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you ft
the Keuume. tt I taken Internally, and lnal
In Toledo, Ohio, by If. 4. Cbaney i Co. Testi
monials tree.
Huld by Prugclsta, price 7V.. per bottle.
Halt's Family ('ills are Ilia beat
The good Di-au Swift once aid: I
never knew a man come tn greatness or
Biniiience who lay abed In the morn
ing. IITt Permanently Cured. Ne fluor nervananeat
rf rir nral dMr's use ot lr. KMne'e orertl
Nerve lle.K.rrr. Mend for KUKK B4.no tnxl
Miltlraixl IH-allM, I) . It. II, kLINb.. Ud.. i
Arch street, I'lilladeliibla. t'a.
At tim railwav station In Ruasia
books are kept in which pasatuigers nniy
enter any complaint tney may wish to
make.
liemein her that you can buy Jesse Moor
A. A. Whixkey for the earns price that is
paid for onlinnry whiikey. For sale by all
lirst-clasa dealers and druggists.
Dr. Roger, of the Northwestern Uni
versity, claim that there are 17 bogna
degree-con furring "college" in Chi
cago,
Mothers will find Mrs. Whitlow's Booth
lug Hyrup tha best remedy to us for their
children during the teething period.
Home men are o vain. A man In
St. Louis went into deep mourning for
hi mother-in-law because he thought
black wa becoming to blm,
I'lso' Cure for Cnnstirnpf (.on ha caved
me lurge doctor bills. (J. t. linker, WW
Kegeul Hq., i'hiladelphls, Pa., Dee. 8, 'U3,
Hover a I town near Boston are to
have steam motor omnibuses toon to
tun in streets where there are no car
at present.
Tiles nf Tain.
Many klnits nf piles -Itrhlnir, !)lredlns-all
painful, terrible tortures, hut sre all uulokly
cured hy Cascareia Candy C'alhartlo, Ail drug
gists, 10c, a.'c, Mu.
An offer of f 23,000 for three orchid j
exhibited at the Alwerp horticultuial j
show has been rofuaed by tbe owner of
the flowers. I
Sour Stomach
"ifl-r I mmm IMarU t try CAftCA
RlTIi I will Dittrtx without them lo tb bona,
Mr Mvot wa In a ver? bad h ,) and ruf bd
obd and I bad tumiactti Irotibla Wow. ino tab
In Caicarata. I faal flua. Uf wlfa battalao utvd
Ibara with banaflolal rawulU fur sour toutanb."
Joa. JLuaHLiNi), 1W1 CuurBa Hi.. Bt Luuli, Ma
l1atanv Palatably, foicm, Taaia flood. Ho
Quod, Nat r HUiawu. W oaken, or Urtpa, Ilk:. AOo,
... CURS CONSTIPATION. ...
ttrilaff . (:.. rblMt, Mtnl, Kw Tara. Ill
M.Tfl.RAf! ",1 H"rMra bf all draa
Beat (JuiikIi Hyrup. f ates liood.' Use I
I ALL tlbt lA'tb.
p. Tates liood.
n lime. Hulrl hr nrlistflpm.
Jjvfy CANDY
Ntw Tit A Of MAftft MIrtafO -f-j-
JP1
n
r 5
A Lead Interruption.
"I declare, Maria, this li too Irrl.
tntlng to be endured. I told you I
tl lit n't want lo be disturbed, and Imr
ioiiiubody has luddonly sprung must
Infernal duller on me. What dues It
nieanf"
"There wasn't any olatior, my ilimr,"
"What was It, thun?v
"Why, 1 Just happened to iinsa
through the room In my new rod mnl
yellow shirt walal, that' all."
"Well, don't no it again. uiuvo
land Plain Dealer.
CI. A. Duwiiv. a KnnnsliH. Wis.. Intnl.
ware ineruliunt, loeuntly onlmoil a littj.
tlui from a Chloiign limine, ami allot
waiting a reasonable length of time
wittt tn InnllliA wilV bo hllll lint m.
ivd It tie wal Infoimud that tha
bidder had bmtn slilpputl ny mistnkfl to
Ailmlial Dtiwuv at Manila, A tracer
was sent aftor It ami It wm ovi taken
just ss It whi snout to do inioii nu
boaid 01 a leainot at nun rrtinoiiuo,
Boston is ooniliiotlng a vlgormu cam
pitlgn against the smoke nnUnnno, Th
superintendent ot street bus just sent
a circular letter to all the oonl dealers
warning them iignlnst tho ml ol low
grade of (till coal. In lbs mlislvn hn
iiiysi "Your attrition i oitllnd to thl
inuttor now o that theie imiy ha no
oauso for complaint on your part litlur
on In tho event of trouble, and (lint
your oiistomer may bo fully silvlne.l a
to the action which this dopartiiieul
will certainly take unless proper cunl
I used."
Kllll Mora Counterfoil lng.
Th Secret Hervlc has Jtiil lincnrlliml
another bund of counterfeiters, and se
cured n iptnulily nf Imgo lulls, wlili h are
very cleverly eneculeil. Things of greril
vuliie are always m lii tnl for linltntion,
linlnhlv ItoMilliT's htoinaili Hltleri,
which has many liuilulora but no eiiinla
for itianrilcra like Indigestion, dyspepsia
and constipation.
At present England sell Columbia
nearly 70 put cent of the ootlon oloth
used bv the latter, and th United
Rules only about 11 tier cent.
1
Tho
Maid
and the
Miracle
Mia I.uejr Turkey tha danshler ot
S prominent runner of V'eraalltr-a,
Jnd., waa the victim of nervous pros
tration. Most or the lima aha was
eonnneil la had. and was on the versa
of ML Vitus' danra. It waa a pitiful
caaa which medirat arlenea failed lo
tonnuer. finally a doeior prearlr
d I'r. Williams' Pink fills for i'al
1'eopl. Ur lalbsr said:
We bagm giving the pi Ha at one,
and tha uest day we could aea a
chains for lha better lu her. We
sava her one Mil alter ea h meal
until she waa antlraiy well. Whs tins
mil been eii-s a day alneo. watutuk
the cure aiuioat miraculous.
"TUkHK Tvrsta, sirs. K Tccsia.'
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tnekar, heln
duly sworn, slate that tha foregoing
w true lo very particular.
lloon Jon.xao, Jmlietethr Toct.
FtamlSt S.'rjwMtcan, I'eraatftrs, nd.
n. wiiiiama' si.s sills tor f sis Pseol
ns.se sold b, th dorsn er haeSrsd,
kat sls,s la er.sgtt l an druggists,
ersirtcl hen the Or. Williams Msdlclat
Cs , SchsnsctaS), N. .. t0 cent st Sal,
lieiasiatu.
Itaytnn'. InfttM't CutrhiT will rlmf
thih'MitMinf tliem 't .' fio rentii.
Write for ... M. Attnii atiti-l.
AM.Ino liAYH'N IUNHWAKK
COMPANY, I'ortUuJ t)iinii
GO EAST...
VIA-
Through I'ttlwrift Mml ToiirUt NltrFflr.
tOllllll HIM. IlltlTt! NlltlM(
l.ttitmrir Cur.
....FAST TIME....
"ere Ire and Beenery llne'tualli'd.
For Tiekiia aud all Information spply to
yuur nearest asuni, or address
A H. C. IlKNNIN'ION,
C. V and T, A., rurtlatid
R C. 8TRVKNR, fl W K A.. Meant.
DO. aUnTCt.1 BOOK.
lief for Women"
Ik. HMlitVM.In plaUn.MtAltMl nnnloib Writ
ear rut j mr tnia lino . hhhiai iilltw I'hnii'U-
Ur. um1 TcaliniotiuJ of lilt. MHTKt'tt
French Female PiSIs.
PrtUaVMl by thmrttariilanr mI(Am. lawU
Mfe,ft)N'jrarllKllai(1itliifil.ri HitirU.
, Hi ild 1111 ilnifW la'alli niftal rl. 'r)lcl
i f"f otv top In Rti, WMU nl iW 'I! no oihur.
.ruva urug wu.,i wu I'twrivu, now W wiif.
CURE FOR PILES
ri'lJlTlNtJTllaavr
-j-iii r
i nu itinii, wtii m iimiiii, nitttuiiiff or I'r'iiruilind
I'll. r run l hy pr. Boaitnko'a (llw Brtmodt
BtnpM litihlnit anil f ttes'il witf . A iH'irli Linitom, f-M
wr uriiKHirtrti nr twin iij fiimi. iriJ"ire. nia
nta aUuuiuar (im. i)K HOHAN KO, I'Uilatla.. 1'a.
DR. GUNN'STivIr 0 PILLS
SDfJf F0? A DOSE. Core fllrk ll...,l.rl,s
?.? P'lW,' ""'ee Tlmples and 1'nrlly tha
Bine. Aid l.llon siidPreirent III I looalina. Do
notllrlpeolHIi ken Tncnmlncs ynu, we will mall
sample free, or full hn, fat We. Kit. IIOHANKU
CO., fhllada., f ouua. Huld by llru.sl.ts.
CURE YOURSELFI
IMW for ummtiiral
Irri tal Inn. 4tr !.... t !..
uEvaNlOHtHiriiflo. or Wiaouuoa.
libit a.uLaKlnai lia 1 1. Isiusi a... I
ri.o.Ea mwn frfbriaual
or -rt In plain wrapprr.
i7 aiprwaa. prmi., f.,r
!.(, tr a intuitu, fj.7A.
ClicuUr haiiI .in raijiitiat.
YOUNG MEN!
la tha ONI Y itiiitlh iiin w,i. b will ciii a h ml vpry
a. H( (!AHK known It hit nr fallMl to curt, nti
iiititiar how w-ritiui or nf how lunir nUiMllntr. Ktttilta
: from It uitit will wtfitl-li ytnt. U I i.M.lutt'ly wtfn
pH-n'iiU irlfturfi. aim) fun l taUn win.. .tit httitiiiw
men rn ttnti (rti fulfill frnm liimllu-e I'lttl K, S lJ I"
nlit hy 1 rHIuMn (iniKuiHta, ur tM'iit prupatid Ui ibrtBj
biit.ly wraifpud, un ni -cipt f print. I
, , 1'Aimt CUtluiCAL CO., Cblcaf o. Ill
Clroular matlod on ruiuoal.
N. V. N. II.
NO. SO-'".
WIIKIf wrltln. n adeartlser pleas
meotlua this nauar,
O 10 FLIES
ha5S
m JL. m : . m
ar-- 'disoissi