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Newspaper Page TextBuy Hair at Auction? At any rate, you seem to be letting rid of it on auction-sale principles: "coins, going, g-o-n-e!" Stop the auction with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It checks falling hair, and always restores color to gray hair. A splendid dressing also. Sold for over sixty years. " Mt hatr mm oat ss tuatr t Mart? IM n 1I. I had haard so mwh atacaut Avar's Hair Vlmr 1 taaach. I aaaaalat mir It a trial. 1 Aid an and H Doms-leaa!,- atopfaaat ths railing, and aaaas bit na.r stow asrj raDiaiy. -MA1T U. r i bih nanaHN, jiasi. by J.O. AjrarCo., LoavaU. ttaMam a f SSAPUILU. PUIS. COEKfT nCTOKAL. REHASH BAD EGGS TERRORISTS WRtCK HOUSE. Chicago Factory Fxtracts Smell and Dries Remainder. SOLD TO BAKERIES AND SHIPS Health Officers Discover Where Bak eries Get Material for Cheap Cakes and Pastry. Chicago, Aug. S8. Health officials! Bomb Kills 27 Persons and Wounds Over 30 Others. St. Petersburg, Ang. 26. Twenty eight pardons are deed and mure than 30 wounded as lbs result of dastardly attempt yesterday afternoon to assess ioate Premier Stolypin with a bomb while he was holding s public reception at his country house on Aptckasey is land. The premier was slightly wounded on the (ace and neck by Hying splinters Among the dead are the premier's 15-year old daughter, who bad both legs broken by the explosion and sub sequently succumbed to Iter iujuries; General Zoatin, the premier's person al secretary; M. Khoevoff, ei-governor ot the province ot Penia; Colonel Fod oroff, chief ot the premier's personal guard; Couit Chamberlain lavidoff (rata a- hrnna.li. in l.'oh. a I. ,.,.- I ani ; lOUll ; -I- rl..,K.l.I V IY...I... ran h rb antnlata even tha y' " ",u '"""', rhnmaeirlar. "....a. .1 I rTIOCO laaiaSUIUge, rOUCO UIDW i,Wi..v, .i iJ;. nunieff, several guards, severat ser sifted and finally sol'd to bskers all over ,oor wom,e ,nd eh'M,rw.-. the land, and even to one great trans- . - Atlantic Itesmshio line, for rook in ?Tr OIU mao. " ""T " Duioosea. To kD ont th. innni.itivi (tu' InJowd. and number of per- Ko- Ka Lark of Oar.aalt r. . T . . n. . mum uooaua mini or taass poor. neglected children of Mrs. OaVnwedd flow csn you expect them to bt well trained? Mis Tartan O. I don't know. Thev two small mill at ire had fire or six different stepfathers. aoaaa of them quite respectable aad wall ataaing aaea. and to keep in the smells, which are something fierce, the factory is a vast system of trap doors and secret pas sages, and the business is such that goods are never shipped in the name of the purchaser, but to his initials only. Admission to the third floor showed woik breaking evil- Akait ta Make a Ckaar. "Xorah, are you engsged to that po liceman who comes here to see you often?" "Vis, ma'am, but I've given him warn taV smelling eggs into cans. The stanch is powerful from this point to the end of the investigation. The eggs which are "ed for food are supposed to have been carefully culled by a "candler." Those which are called beyond eating go into another receptacle to make tanning oil. number ot sons prominent in the society and offi cial world. O the four conspirators who engi neered the outrage, two were killed with their victims, while the third, who acted as coachman (or the FHr,.T. and the fourth, who remained inside the carriage, were badly wouuded. Whether the assassins who entered the crowded reception hall threw the bomb or accidentally dropped it prob ably will never be known, as all the immediate eye witnesses were killed The tremendous force of the explosion absolutely blew out the front ot the rhe mee. of broken eggs, which the in-' f mi',f Midnc'. nJ T Haw The? Dew's Speak. Clara Don't be surprised If Willi Baple-igh proposes to you to-night Maude Gracious! Do you think bt will? ' Clara Sura I da When I refused him last night he said he didn't care what become ot him. flow's This? spec tors have labeled "unwholesome," is dumped into a separator and the hells are extracted. The liquid goes to the fourth floor. The loft is fitted up with a condens er, h gbt rolls, three feet bv four ot five, and each cut so as to give all the surface possible, are in cons'ant mo tion. Vats ef eggs are raited so that the rolls are covered, and air at a tem perature of 104 degrees is forced over the ceilings above and the floors be neath and the walla of the adjoining rooms. People were literally blown to pieces Those who were not killed instantly were horribly mangled and the others were prostrate by the shock. The pre mier's escape was miraculous, (or only a moment before the explosion he ha stepped inside his stuly at the rear of the salon tosptsk to Prince Shakoveky the mass. The eggs stick to the rolls A,thoah h bot ,,ightl7 inJared and are dried out. This product is . ...."a0,' loose, sifted sod sold to bakers. Hail s catarrh c ure. I The man in charge of the roll never , Prop T. J. CHENEY A CO. we. the underali-nea Cheney lor xh laat lb years, and belters him or. Toledo, o. hare known r. J. carfactly honorable In ail business trarnao uons and fi nanciaily able to carry out ant ob ligations made by their Brm. an a Tat- a x. f holeaal brorriits. Toledo. 0. Siuui. Kins av Masun, M fioiesala Urug si, la. Toledo. U. Hall's la'.axrbCnre is taken internally, art- inf airacur upon iu otooa ana mucuuf lur- oi me ytwjin. race m. per Dolus. old by alt Itta-gists. Testimonials lrea. sau i ramuj run ar ins bast. needs an egg shampoo. Ic is not ne cessary. Today be careless! v rubbed bis fingers through his hair shortly after reaching into the liauid to d re- vent its clogging the rolls. Goods have been shipped to "X. B.. St. Joseph, Mj."; "F. S.-hmid, Atlan ta, Ga." and "II. M. R.. Philadel phia." Other goods bare been shipped S25.0OO.00O Cash and St. Paul Road be is completely prostrated by the ca lamity. The havoc wrought by the explosion was indescribable. Bodies were so torn or mangled as to make identification impossible, some of tbem headless armless or legless, lying among the blood-dripping wreckage. RAILWAY GIANTS CLASH, Daasrvroaa. Gunner 'Sh I Don't whistle on this street! Guyer What's ths mattert eoe sick? Gunner No. But I'm afraid the vi bration will knock the city hall down. -Chicago New a to Texas, and Portland, Or., as well as to a trans-Atlantic steamship line. it lakes lour dozen egaa to make a pound of the "reprocessed" material. gonj. Chief M array has other plants under surveillance. The proluct of the one Jiscovered will be soaked in kerosene tomorrow. is the Prize at Stake. Chicago, Aug. 27. A special to the TRACED BY TRUNK Tribune from New York says: A financial battle, with 2o COO, 000 in cash and the control of the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway system is on between J. Pierpant Morgan and fc. 11 Harriman In the battle are involved twire as many millions of dollars aud three times as many thousands of miles of railroads as were represented in the famous fight for the possession of the 28. it is reported Chicago, Burlington A Quincy, which resulted in the memorable Northern Pacific corner, when the price of that This was the report stock was rushed up to $1,000 a share Embezzler Stensland Located in Bra zil by Tracing Black Boa. Chicago, Aug, Varla A Ilea. "A curious thing about a man that has a lot of stock in a fire insurance com pany," remarked Uncle Allen Sparks, that a big fire generally fires him cold that Paul O. Stensland has been local feet led in Brazil. His arrent ia aairt tn ha a matter of hours. rerfaeilr wiuta. made today by the Pinkerton Detective and a oanic in Wall at-et fnllnr,l Bangs ixzair May l aw bars tie sgency to the bank directors secretin Tbe oonoein foroea consist of J. P .... . I -ss-aa - " - a Similar rerort van mai a in lMin l uA.Mn T.mA. t ir;n ...a f mdM- Cl.- f V. l: V. a L I , " " ""-aaaaej 1 "UIS.-U, f aIXJJ0J f . 41 I It UU w'uaM-1 1 l" Julcwl w Mite's AttomeT JamPi P.rhonr Frarr (ri.ml. ;r, -r,;.i;..- n. . I - " ' -y I awaavisj. svivib,u v y s ha S as to VU UUC BlUtT, E. est valse? Jection. That's ths one I don't if- aawnca. effort was made to keep the matter se cret. J. II. Schumacher, general su perintendent of the Pinkerton agency. exhibited signs of displeasure because cue matter had become public. It is believed that Stensland is nrac- iicany in the custody of detectives and CASTOR I A Por Infants and Children. TVe tUA Va. U,. Ik n ks tlcllT 1D uo iviuu IUU IUI0 AlWdJ. QUUgUI that they are waiting a favorable op- inclined to throw tbeir weight to Har- and E. H. Harriman, practical owner of the Union Pacific-Southern Pacific roads, with Sir William Van Home, Sir Thomas Shaugbneesy, as controllers of the vast Canadian Pacific system, with their (riends, on the other. Re maining neutral for the time being, but Bears ths Signature Prosxrlr RMtallaf It. "Tour husband," aaid Mrs. Highmus, graciously, "is decidedly Interestina and erifinal, even If he does sometimes bloalpauy to haul his baggage. kia awn horn a little ti "It isn't so!" indignantly exclaimed Mrs. Gaswell. "My husband always uses is ftanaaerchitr Chicago Tribune. Pravlowa Tralalaa; All far Xothlas;. Dealer How does your wife like tin sewmf machine you bought for her? ponuniiy to kidnap nim and svoid ex- nman. are James H. Smith and VVil iraonion. it became public today that ham Rockefeller, as principal stock " ueiecuves nave traced tbe move- holders in the Bt. Paul. menls of Stensland from his home On lha nntm nr ih. ... w wben be left Chicigo. A black trunk whether the St. Paul road is to be ex which he took aided the detectives. tended to the coast, for which Dumose l; . ) .. i . i . i . i ... . ' 0'-uu eugsgeu me Drinks com- a new IZo.000,000 stock issue was On tbe af- voted, in a northerly direction, and so With ptomaines In oysters, clams. Ice cream and pie. It begins to look as If the Juts of the church festival were numbered, -Solano re. A Hard Task. "There's no danger, said the doctor. "It's ouly a carbuucli coming on the back of your neck. But you must keep your eye on 111" No Koplj. "That little girl lias one bad habit. She always answers back.' It Is easy enough to brenk her of that Get her a plnce as a telephone girl I hear your boas exiiecta to raise your salary this mouth." "So he says but he hasn't siiccveded lu raising all of lust mouth's ret. Philadelphia Press. Give me a package of chewing gum." "We don't keep such things. ' Well, you've got a card lu tbe wludow that saye Typewriter Supplies.'" Houston Post 'What klud ot pie will you bare, Willie mines or apple?" "I'll take two pieces ot each, please," "Two plecea! "seem. Mamma told me not to ask tw Ice." Life. Lover Indeed I lots you for your self alone. Miss Mtlyuns. Heiress -That la a loan on which you can ouly bor row trouble, Mr. Cashuoter. Baltt more American. Victim What has happened? Where am I? Doctor You have been arrt ously Injured In a trolley accident But cheer up you will recover. Victim How much? Cleveland Leader. Servants Who Hang Ou. "Public officeholders," said Cltyuian. "are only servants after all." "Yes," rejoined Subbuhs. "aud I wish we could get a 11 DISEASES ternoon of July 14 the express company seriously injure the traffic of the Great look it to the Lake Shore railroad de- Northern and Northern Pacific systems. or southerly, to impair the future Dro- cbecked to New York, where it was fits of tha n received at the Grand Central de Dot I Karlv this an m mar thava hi a mtra. July 16. From that depot Stensland terions bunching of thres Pacific coast was traced to one of the biz ocean lines stock. Befnra Harriman Kill Young Husband She hasn't learned ,iner. Dd declared, to South I could discover who were tbe purchas- how to operata it yet. She had $z idea It worked something liks a typewriter. Frleada. "Whew! What, Lottie Brown engag d? That proves what I've always said -that, no matter bow plain and badly tempered a girl may be, there's slwayi tool ready to marry her. Who's ths poor man?" "I am !" Life America. rrTO nt. V tus raa-a aa SU Hamxis Dls-aaaa lllo prmauantlj cnrd br Dr. Klioa's Urm Narra Bsiarar. Hand fcr FHKRSI trial bottlo ai d "ww, uw. . n.aiiac, lo.,ni akh at., I Lua.,1' DlWareal. ,' Tom The last time I saw you yon were look'ng for a position where you could keep dressed up all tbe time. Did you get It? Dick No. Tbe only Job I could find was one whers tbey keep all tbe time dressing me down. Detroit Free Preaa. Notklaw Areaaapllahed. ' "The society papers speak of her ss 'a young woman of many accomplish menti' Is she really'" "Oh, yes. She's a sort of female Jack of all trades; not much good st shut on ef tbem." Philadelphia Press. BACKACHE IS KIDNEYACHE. Gst at ths Cause Curs the Kidneys. Dont' neglect backache. It warns you ot trouble in the kidneys. Avert tbe danger by curing the kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills. J. A. Haywood, a well known resident ot Luf kin, Tex., says: "I wrenched my bark working in a sawmill, was laid up six weeks aad from that time had pain in my back whenever I stooped or lifted. Tbe nrine was badly disordered and (or a long time I had attacks of gravel. After I began osing Doan's Kidney Pills the gravel paawad oat, and my back got wall. 1 haven't had backache oi bladder trou ble slnoe." Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box. Toster-Ullburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Object to President's Ukase. London, Aug. 28. Spelling reform ic still the subject of keen discussion A i : . i auu eunoriai comment, aiany promi nent men here are not averse to the idea o( reform so i0Dg as it is the out come o( sgreement between English opeuanig countries. ixira fctrsttjco' s expressed this vie wben be said: would deprecate any radical change in tus pieseni tngnsb used in spelling. think sucb reforms as are desirable should be by conceited action on the part o( the two great English-speaking peoples. Bad Food Destroyed. Chicago, Aug. 2i Three hnndnH and fifty thousand pounds of foodstuffs were destroyed in Chicago last week be cause they were impure. Tbe food in spectora in the downtown district alone condemned an! destroyed 50,719 pounus. Ibis includes 16,000 pounds ol canned goods ami 29,390 pounds o( fruit and vegetables. The inspectors loos samples irom five candy (actories, three evaporated egg concerns, three baking powder factories, ten ice cream factories, SO bakeries and 75 fruit stands. Shall Beet Weeders Wear Pants? Aires, Neb, Aug. 28 Tbe future o( the beet sugar industry in Northern Nebraska depends upon a question of personal ethics. "Shall girl beet weed ers at work in tbe fieMi wear overalls or skirt?" is the issue. The girls themselves and tbe beet raisers declsre for overalls, which are now generally worn by women in tbe field work. The girls and women declare tbey cannot make a living working in skirts, as tbey are paid by tbe row. Floods at Maz.tlan, El Paso, Tex., Aug. 28. Mail ad vices from Mazatlan, Mexico, say floods in the mountains did great damage to that city about ten days ago. Many stores were partially and some com pletely wrecked. Along tbe beach many bouses were swept away. No loss of life is iep orted. ers, the Cansdian Pacific had obtained sufficient interest in the road to wield the balance of power. Revive S.ensland Bank. Chicago, Aug. 27. Tbe reorganiza tion of tbe Milwaukee Avenue State bank as an auxiliary or branch of the First National bank is scon to be be gun. As tbe first move in the rehabil itation of the defunct institution, an understanding between the business men of Milwaukee Avenue district, and James Fogsn, president of tbe First National bank, has been reached through which the speedy resumption of business is hoped for. The officials of the new bank will be taken fiom the present force of the First Natioral. Guerrera Gets Ammunition. San Juan de Mart ncx, Aug. 27. A correspondent of the Associate! Press who rode out (rom here today says that wbtn Pino Guerrera led 8an Luis, he took (rom that town 40,000 rounds of ammunition he found there. He also secured 28,000 rounds in San Juan de Martinez. It is reported that Colonel Julian Eretancourt, tie Havana Lib eral, who is second in command nf Guererra's force, was slightly wounded in the engagement near San Luis. No order (or advance have yet been given. Must Spell in Old Way. Washington, Aug. 27. Tbe presi dent's order adopting tbe new system of spelling may be put into practice in several departments, but it will cut no figure with tbe Civil Service commis sion in exsminstiosn. Applicants will be graded in spelling according to the standard dictionaries and not accord ing to tbe rales of spelling reform. Phonetic spelling will berea(tr be used in the transmission o( district govern mental correspondence. Bring in Valencia Victims. Washington, Ang. 27. Notification was sent to the revenue cutter Grant today to proceed to Bamfield, B. C, (or tbe bodies ot tbe Valencia victims. The Grant is not seaworthy, so cannot go direct to the scene ol the wreck. servant who would bang ou like they do." Where Ignorance Is Bliss. Blobbe When I get up to make a speech I feel as though I bad forgotten everything 1 knew. Slobba What an Ideal wltuvas you would make In a trust Investiga tion. A 'young lady went luto a well known establishment a few days sgo aud said to the floor walker: "lo you keep sta tlcnery?" "'o, miss," replied the uiau; "If I did I should lose my Job."- Head light. "For goodness' aake. What's that noise?" "The girl next door Is bavlug her voice cultivated." "Huh! Appar ently the process of cultivation has reached the harrowing season." Phlla delphla Ledger. Tramp (outside the gate) Does your dog bite? Mrs. WeptouwUb (ou the porch I Yes, he does, aud ou. please, don't come lu 1 We are so pa ticular about a but we feed him ! Son) ervllle Journal. Mrs. I'eckem I know I'm a trtfl Irritable st times, Henry, but If I had to live my life over again I'd marry you Just tbe same Mr. I'eckem Oh, ao, you wouldn't! You only think you would. Scissors. Hopeless. Flynn Ol tell yez they ho use thrytn' to lddtca ate tblm Choi nese. Mulnooley Au' phwy's tbot Flynn Ol Jl't a.tked wsn ar tblm the Cholnese wur rud for St, Patrick's day, sa' he cou!du"t tell me. Mrs. Jawback Just tike s nisn! Tbe Idea of losing your temper and swea Ing at your razor because It's dull. Mr. Jawback Well, I've got s right to. Didn't tbe razor lose Its temper first? Cleveland Leader. Visiting Philanthropist flood morn Ing, madam ; I am collecting for the Drunkards' Home. Mrs. McUut Shure, I'm glad of It, sor If ye come round to-night yez ran take my bue- band. Harper's Weekly. Rivers What have you got that string tied arouud your finger for) Brooks By George! I'm glad you mentioned It That's to remind me to ask you for the fiver I lent you month ago. Chicago Tribune. "Do you think that wealth la essen tial to happiness?" "From some of tbe letters I receive," said Dustln Btax, "I am Inclined to think a number of people consider some of my wealth es sential to their happiness." Ex. She Albert, I have come to tbe con elation that I love George better than I love you, and He What about the engagement ring I gave you to wear? She Oh, that's all right (Jeorge says be won t object ir I wear It Mr. SubbutMi What's tbe matter? Where's the new servant girl? Mrs. Suhbubs Oh ! George, It was all a mis understanding. I told her sbs bad better dust this morning, snd the first thing I knew she had dusted. Pblladel phla Press. Selfishness. The sowing of tbe seed ot selfinunefta has resulted In the crea tlon aud foaterlug of "trusta" and "la bor unions," the outgrowth of which has been the Chicago strike, wltb all Its woes. Rev. A. B. Lambert, Metho- 31st, Chicago. Itownda Of course. It was business that detained av last ulghb Mrs. Itownda Yes? Itowucto Yes. You know I wouldn't deceive you. Mrs. Itownda No, George, you wouldn't de ceive me, no matter wbat you said. Philadelphia Ledger. Actually True: When s man earns rushing at a terrific pace to catch a Sta ten Island ferry boat and arrived Just In time to have the gatemau shut the door In bis face, a bystaudcr re marked: "You didn't run fast enough." "I ran fast enough," replied the dis appointed man, "but I didn't start In time." tlistrcssintr than itcliinrr, bum inc skin disoasc, nml Um the iwi.rn 'f warm wtalbcr tW who arc alllk-teJ with sk'n trouble! find tl.e ymoou appear- ACNE, 'TETTER, ECZEMA, PSORIASIS, SALT RHEUt.1. ua.,a Tl. - I. at" t... i i . si..ar ai.i u-i l m totmemcu iiiiuuvu inc it. iuh aim Kuuw iiiav iu . . , . . a i .i . .... ill - t -I ...ill, L, i,,i, ,- mi,! iti-riil rimltrr ntiil nn th ... t . summer niontlis. i nc moou is .n.-.ii.-u .uv, , iyrew to the surface the skin seems to be on fire. I lie treatment of skm diseases with cxtcr. nal applications is all wrong, Realise they do not reach the trouble which is in the blood. The most such treatment can be expected to do is, allay Hie itching aud burning und cover up the trouble for awhile, but as wxtn as it is left off the disease returns. All food taken into the body contains, in .some form, the elements ucccaaary to sustain the different parts. One jxirtion is used lor the making of bUnnl, another for muscle, one for bone, still another for fat, und soon. After these different properties are ex tracted from the fixd there still remains a portion that is useless, or waste matter, which is intended to be disposed of through the natural channels of bodily waste, the Liver. Kidneys and Howels. At this season of the year, however, these organs become a .a S ' 1 . I TIIK 1TCH1NU WAB ALMOST UNDKAHAHLE, Iaar Hlrs My body broke out with a rash or eruptim whloh lu spite ot all etlorts to ours oontlnustt to gat wrse The ttohlng, sspsolalty at night, was simply terrlbls i would almost disappear at times, only to 1st urn Worse than ever. I had triad many highly reoomiiianiUd prspa. rations without beuant, and haarlug of B, H. H. datermlusd to give It a fair trial, aud was Inaiprsaslbly (Ullghtad when a tsw tmttlaa oursd ma eutlraly, removing svsrv Mainlsh and plmpta Irom my bo.ly, 1 shall not fn i0 rso. onimsmt H. H, M. whenever eu opportunity ooours to du so, tsoou.lKto, CsJ . L, MA UNO, torpid, dull and sluggish, aud fail to perform this duty, aud tliese accumulations remain in . . . , a . 1 1 I . .. ... I t ! 1 ! a . arc ansoroeu ny tuc duhhi to u-imcm u win, inouiioiijj uuruiug ileitis aim acrid humors. The blood cannot prosily nourish the system while in this impure condition, the system aud Woadroas Vai-lefj- of Saoar trratals. Nature's Infinite variety Is well Illus trated In the collection of photographs of snovr cryt"l made during the past twenty years by W. A. Hentley, of Ver mont He has now more than one thousand photographs' of Individual crystals, and among them no two ars alike. Some teople, wben their relatives die, are not satisfied with tbe way the neighbors mourn. Oo to tbe gas meter, thou sluggard; consider its ways und bjcoiue bus. and begins to throw of! these acids through the pores and glands of the skin, producing Acne, Eczema, Tetter, l'soriasis, .Salt Klieutu ami sum uiseascs oi every description. EOZEMA aiMK-ars usually with a slight redness of the skin, followed by pustules from which there flows a sticky fluid that dries and forms a crust, and the itching is intense, It is generally on the back, breast, arms, legs and face, though other parts of the body may be afflicted. In TETTER the skin dries, cracks and bleeds, and is often very painful. The acid in the blood dries up the natural oils of the skin, causing a dry, feverish, hardened condition aud giving it a leathery appearance. AONE makes its appearance on the face in the form of pimples and black-heads, aud is particularly disagreeable because of its unsightly apiwar. ance, while PSORIASIS, a scaly disease, conies in patches ou different parts of the body. One of the worst forms of skin disease is SALT RHEUM, It discharges a watery fluid, form, ing sores and producing iutcusc itching. The head aud face are the parts usually affected, and sometimes the hair falls out and a mass of sores forms on the seal p. These and all skin diseases are due to the same cause burning acids and humors in the blood, and until this vital fluid is cleansed and made pure they will cotitiuttc. The best treatment for all skin diseases is S. S. .S., a remedy that is purely vegetable, being made eiu tircly from roots, herbs and barks, and acts directly on the blood with a clcausiui', healiiiff effect. It neutralizes the acids and purifies the blood so that the skin, instead of leiiii blistered aud burned by the fiery fluids, is nourished by a supply of cooling, healthy blood. It goes dowu into the circulation aud forces out every particle of waste or foreign matter, I .'II. . -Ill 1 a a ' uuiius up mc dioou ami cures an skin diseases promptly and permanently. S. S. S. due not leave the least par ticle of the poison for future outbreaks, Lut entirely rids the blood of the cause for all skill diseases. S. aS. S. tones up the system and regulates the Liver, Kidneys and Howels so that they will carry off the natural waste and refuse matter through the proer channels, instead ot leaving it to be absorU-d by the equals S. S. S. in the treatment of these troubles and for building up the rue lor our treatise on sKiti diseases and any medical advice you wish. blood. Nothing geucral health. We make no charge for cither. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, A TLANTA, OA. TREETO IS A MAN ! HOME. Maaas la rarata Har Flftl ValUiaaa kr a Itaraall. ala Klallla. Mother (returning borne i - l ra.-lous I Tommy, what means this? Tha lamp la hrnaan ll,a ,).).-.. . . - . . W.rran r.,.l a a.l . I.- ! 7 ' ""M" . ..-.-.-. ,.-.-ta. .terytlilr.g Is upslds dowu. has been operating in tbe vicinity 0f; Tl,mm..tt-h, mo(b, the Chetcamp Klver. sa.utb of iirsnd. roil!d ... ," .. .:.! ...... Gtang. Cap. Hreton. tell, of meeting a ,","''n " Wt0l"i- dlJo 1 man lu the barren lauds who bns ben ' ,0ther Yes living In a tree for three summer, be TolIltny... vv , came be bellevss It will cure bis bay ,,-,... . ,. " a arroi aajs mat tne man, wtio rlslm A Oaallaaaa Naw, en tun ins name was niroiig and that "How did you Induce your little ooy he came from St. John, N. B, had built j to prsctlos his aiuals Isaa us so regu- himself s comfortable cabin of one room j larly I" In the brsnt hes of s giant heml.w-k "I told him that tha neighbors were snd wss thoroughly enjoying life. The complaining of the racket it mad" bouse was set shout forty feet from the I Cleveland Uadsr. ground and wss readied by several lsd-: HOLD UP! and consider ders which were spiked against the sides of the tree trunk. n the cabin was a bed made of boughs, a stove constructed out of sheet Iron, three looking glasses, a laain three rustic chairs snd thirty sit cuh Ions stuffed wltb balsam needles. The place was as neat ss If kept by a wnm sn snd wss built so tbst tbers would be no waste space. Strong was rnther retli-ent, but far rot learned enough to convince blin that the man was In his right mind snd that be really believed the "tree cure" was doing him good. He said be couldn't explain why the hay fever would not attack him as long as he lived In s tree, but that It was a fact sod he took sd- vantage of IL He live, mostly otl , and game, but he had some vegetables stoweo sway in hollow tree trunks near by Saaaelklaa Oal af Iks (aaaaa. tutsan Dlsthsrs Sasethssrt, what 4Vi iiu say to asking our wsdd.Dg trip la an autotn4lls? Ann Thtnsutn-O, that's sat common' Aii.Unlr csn do that. 11 us talis a trip seruss ths Atlantis la a houseboat, easr NOiiCVir-aVt 7 ! MBA WOWAlin K. llfltTO.a. -A,, .M OumM. l-a.l.lll.,1 ol.aa.lia ( lrl.ai "'' ' :"!, KtlVM.ta. ; l.t., sua.-; flo .,f "l'lr.l. I ranbla Ir.ia Valtliis .na.iopr. ,a4 " - -.a a"a.)nn. a umrtf auil I .... a-altlil. lufanavcai VaUlllaa 1ISI All CtOTHINC It sua. ollif M rlailrTlahaaWtMI luyjaaaWsaaa ii JTKsremt .. .at . iaw mius oa a Uaaual Hawa ii la Kaowladsa of Waads. At a suburban residence nesr I'hlls- delphla there rtwently appeared an un- aeinpt-looklng Individual who asked for employment. It chanced that bis ap plication wss made to tbe lady of the bouse herself, who was superintending tbe transplanting of plsnts lu the garden. Ars lady. Alnt bad much experience st s-sr denln'," was tbe reulv. "Can you plant these busbesr -i u Date to risk spollia' mum." Then wbat can you do?" Well, mum," responded tha aeuipi-iootlllg inuiviuual, "If yrju to hand me one of your husband gars I might sit In the greenhouse sn smoae out tnem Insects that's eatlu' the leaves of them rose bushes." Har per's Weekly. you a gardener?" ssked ths 'em, on was i s cl- CASOltNE ENGINES . . l.r lullj srisuut. ail ,i,M ,0, .1) iri st lowest prlra.. Wrlls tol ralsl..(. RtltRSON MACMIMRV COMPANY . fartlarad. Orasna. TIIK lIS a-. K 1 1. 1. ST H 4wr..y. all Ih. flli suil affMa "'mil ri .... f han.a la rtia '-m, a'.rirtna ami yin win l-a .ra, a I'la, .a "I i r inaratr0,,bi. anina. I ' I a a la, "'al an.l a, i B',l utl nt l. I'". anaihlnt. 1 rr II,.. i, oaica t.t ,aia ,1 fr Ju,-. Ilaralil a.... liaa-ar im-a ti t,,,,it tl,. ,lrn. .N. t, . Egan Dramatic and Operatic School Suson 1906 and 1907 Opens Sept. 15 I'reparrt fur Iiramatic and O'rnli0 SUgn mid pines t.iu.lual.-s. Itaing. nie. by .',u,g tlia-itl r.riil Minna,;!'". Hi nd ,.r ( atalogiis and list of giadu nl. s ami their siii'iets. Egan Dramatic ni Operatic School tjin 1111 Arcade BolUlnr itMt. tHANK C. EGAN. MoalpiL CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Cortland Trade Oa-ettory Nsinss saa Addrsssss la Pa.tla.va1 at .al ssatalias llu.lnaaa rirms. L'KKatl Hk HAIn liaralor to Im Ilia llaaalamxl la Unti and (las. MKN'HCMiTIIIRO - Hnn Ilk, a.-- . Haiiarslar to l II,. Wrl". TJ '.Z ,,.."' - Caal4a'( Ram. ulm Ths Boston umnlrs had .i..n a i.i. that did not plsasa ths plsysrs ef ths vis Iting tsstn. Thrsalenlngly U, crowded around Vou csn't csll It a balk " rroi..,.j .v.. captain, "if ths pitcher takes a steo to In"2 .Sr,t b b,or, U ,h0u ,n That Is purelv sn. be ssld, "which need not be sdjudicate'rl hsrs. Itsstims your spherical rscrsatlon I" my Craal Maa. Mrs. A. Wbat do you think of th... " sines, my oear7 I baked thsm self. Mr. A. Waffles T Mrs. A. Certainly What think tbey were? Mr. A. Why, I thought on h4 made a mistake and cut up a Turkish towel lu squares. did you t, . . aBHlfr., llaniamla a , . v.rll,l. I. ,..-. l,,',; Mum atraats. 0Hait. p.u,m.s, "OB aaq I'lANlIM a OltriANH- v.rt to oa av.-nnl i Sii.,, , ,... '""''" 'a Wrlls tor d..r wt.,.. 'Van . ' """'r-r l.r.i.a .... U .,,: ,.. ' "" on I,. il V ' ' ' ' . '.rtli l.ruis, atu. ' P. KV, lhi -lyuicsi w T! wantl "a. J o rttlaa; So aA.aa-la. ... Skis pap.,. ' Dr. C. Gee Wo WONDtftFUL HOME TREATMENT Tim w..fi.irrfol riit. ! lumu ( fsUt1 irsit ImM SMM It tf WlttKMtl OfMrsV 'hi Hastl ttra uu lt. 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