Dayton herald., August 25, 1899, Image 3

TRADE
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ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER
will aid the
cook as
no other
w2l
to make
T h e dainty cake,
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w h ite and flaky tea biscuit,
sw eet arid tender h o t griddle cake,
lig h t and d elicate crust,
finely flavored waffle and muffin,
T h e crisp and delicious doughnut.
T h e w h ite, -sw eet, nutritiotfs bread and roll,—
D elig h tfu l to th e taste and always w holesom e.
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Royal Baking Powder is made
fro m PURE GRAPE CREAM OF
' TARTAR and is absolutely fre e
: fro m lim e, alum and ammonia.
Dtcre arc many imitation baking powder«,
made from alum, mostly sold cheap. Avoid
them, aa they make the food unwholesome.
BOY AL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
WINNING OVER Alt AUDIENCE PERSONAL AMO
A S ta ry o f tb o
P r a a td a a tlo l C a m p a ig n
l a IB B « .
A clever b it o f campaign repartee ie
accredited to Lee F a irc h ild , the C e li-
fornia orator, w ho leaped into natio»-
Jel repute in 1880. H o was sent in to a
SnutfiffNi atate to advocate the gold
standard. A t a oertain place be waa
mtoimed by th e eoasmittee t h a t th e
« & a f a r biiii IS linrlw i b <
same tim e, and th a t sot since 1888
had any yopuhlioaR speaker
"D itted to finish a speech there.
Upon learning that the speakers, as
a rule, had been able to get out of
town and fill th a ir next appointments,
Fairchild determined to m ake th e at­
tempt as billed. H e advised th e ehair-,
man to have no music, and to in tro ­
duce him by saying to th e andienoe:
"You are the people and here ie the
speaker." The ohairman followed in ­
structors a little too lita ra tly . H e
lim ply pointed at the audience and then
at the speaker, and disappeared behind
the scenes.
Fairchild beraa hla speech at once
'-•with one of his famous stories. The
andienoe was separated, the colored
folk all being in the gallery, and o n lf
white people below. In about five
minute« the speaker made a pointed
tlnust at the opponent party, when an
organised iiody of young men in the
center of the theater shouted in con-
cayt, “ R a tal"
Fairchild paused for a moment, and
then, waving hie hand at the gallery,
said: "W a lte r, come down and take
the Chinam en’s o rd irs i” The effect
waa alectrioal. Tire speaker, in re la t­
ing the incident to the w riter, «aid:
"Y o u should have seen th a t black h ill-
aide of fanes sloping heavenward break
Into ledges of pea rl« ." —-D en ver T im et.
STRENGTH, w
■ e n v y B sp w rta o f W h a . t - r . v w
■ • • « N a lla re e K a p a a ta d .
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The
The
The
The
G A IN S
.
IM P E R S O N A L .
Congressman Taw nay, of Minnesota,
began life aa a l''aeham ith’s b o lp ar. —
W hen C aptain Ooghlan wee in com­
mand of the Raleigh be wad th e sm all­
est man in atatere on th at ship.
A F a ll R ive r (M aae.) ioyer has se­
cured a w rit from ooui.t to compel the
parents of his sweetheart to perm t the
la tte r to wed hire
B a a l.
Bradstreet’a save: The Undo gath­
ers strength as summer wanes. Reports
of expanding fa ll demand* arrive, ao-
oompanied by very uheeHut juivioea
aa to the oulluok in most p a it r b f the
ooontry. In tnannfactutfog lines pro­
duction appears to be a t a m in im u m ,
and the price aitnation retains moat of
its old strength. N o to b to Jn the m at­
ter of addeq rangth are moat of the
oereati and irOu and It e e i ia many
forma. T he Impetus given to w heat
prices by tha government re io rt'la s t
week baa been further reinforced by
b favorable crop advioee from other
conntrieau notably Iiu lia . and export
business is reported as somewhat im ­
proved.
W heat (including flour) shipments
for the week aggregate 4,040tp08;baah-
ela, against 8,610,164 bushels last
week, 8,988,848 bushels in the corre­
sponding week of 1898, 6,816,808 buah-
ela in 1897, 3,991,098 busbsla in 1896,
and 2.889,140 bushels in 1896.
Since Ju ly 1 tbia season, tbe exports
of wheat Aggregate 96,166,006 buahela
against 23,846,070 bushels laat year,
and 31,43,844 bushels in 1897-98.
Business failures (or the weak num ­
ber 173. aa compared w ith 168 last
weak, 196 in thia week a vear ago. 331
in* 1897, 364 in 1890, and 199 in 1896.
B o n d in g a t a L e w M a ta ot ta ta r a » ! .
Soma of the counties of M ontana uie
ra<lnoing expense« by bonding th a ir in-
debtedneae at a low rate ol interoat.
Beaverhead ia about to in u e 4 per oenf
bond« to tlie amount of 840,000. and
G a lla tin county o fe ra 8187,000 in
bonds bearing interest a t the ta le of
4,'u per cent.
P A C IF IC
F
COAST
TRADE.
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P o r tla n d M a r k e t.
W heat—
W a lla
W a lla . 6 7 ) 8 ® 58c;
eat— 1
V a lle y , 8 9 0 6 9 )8 0 ;, Blueatom, 6 0 0 filo
per bushel.
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F lo u r— Beet grades, 13.25; graham,
|S . 06; superfine, 82.16 per b an al.
Oats— Choice w hite. 40 0 48c; ehoioe
gray, 8 8 0 4 2 c per bushel.
Barley— Feed barley, 6 I7 ;4 w e w » -
ing, <18.60 per ton.
M illstu ffs— Bran, 817 par ton; m id ­
dlings, |3 3 ; shorts, 818; chop, 818-00
par ton.
H a y — T im o th y. 6 8 0 9 ; clover, 87
0 8 ; Oregon w ild hay, 88 per ton.
B u tter— Fancy creamery, 46 0 6Oo;
seconds,
8 5 0 4 0 c ; d airy,
8O 086o ;
Store, 2 2 ^ 0 2 7 H o.
1 8 0 1 8 )8 c per do(e>>-
n s w
Am erica, 18o; naw oheeae,
sm all flight of steps and struck the aide Young
of hie head on the pavement. The 10c per pound. ' -
P o u ltry— Chickens, mixed, 9 4 .6 0 0 6
blow d e p riv e d h im of sight.
A W aldoboro (M e .) bachelor, w hile per doaen; hens, 86.00 0 6.60; springs,
w atching beside the conolr o f hla stole 82 0 3 .2 6 ; geeae, 8 4 .0 0 0 6 .0 0 tor old,
father last w ild e r, made three aa fine 84.60 0 6.50 for young; ducka, 86.00 0
60 per doaen; turkey«, live, 12>4 0
q n ilta a a w e n evdr prodneed a t an old-
13J^c per pound.
fashioned q u iltin g bee.
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Potatoes— 7 6 c 0 f l p e m c k ; eweete,
A 8 t. Louis woman, after aearohing
for six months for her husband, found > X 0 8 c per pound.
Vegetables— Beeta, 01; turnip«, 90c
bia body in a n e m b a lra e i’ a office, where
i t waa doing service as an e x h ib it. per sack; garlic, 7o per ponud; cab­
per
ponnd;
c a u li­
T h e man had
been
accidentally bage, 1 H O 8 C
flower. 76o per doaen; parsnips, 91
drowned.
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beans, 6 0 6 c
per ponnd;
celery,
Perhaps the most extraordinary iam -
7 0 0 7 5 c per doaen; oucumbers, 60c per
H y i b thk W«Md fa one now liv in g at
box; p eas ,,8 04 c pqr pound; tomato««,
Arkansas C ity , t h e mother has been
76c per box; green oorn, 1 3 ^ 0 16c per
m arried five times, and tor eaob hus­
doaen.«
,
band alia has had a ohild. T h e five
Hope— 1 1 0 1 8 c ; 1897 crop, 4 0 8 0 .
children are liv in g w ith her and each
Wool— V a lle y , 1 3 0 1 8 o per ponnd;
bears tbe name of his father.
Eastern
Oregon,
8018c;
m ohair,
Profeeeor G . K . O ilb e r, who appear« 8 7 0 3 0 c per pound.
to bava been investigating q u ie tly for
M u tto n — Uroee, bast sheep, wethers
eeveral years, say a tbs city of Chicago and ewea, 8 X o ; dressed m u tto n. 6 ) ^ 0
is lin k in g into tbe lake a t the rate ol 7c; lambs, 8 J i 0 4 c per lb.
n ine or ten inches in a century. This
Hoge— Groee, olroice heavy, 96.00;
ia happening because of a gradual t i l t ­ lig h t and feeders, 94.60; d r essed, 96.00
ing o f the ear Lb’a. ernat in the lake 0 0 .6 0 per 100 pounds.
region.
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Beet— Groee. top steers, 8.60 0 94.00;
oowa,
98.00 0 8.60;
dressed
beat,
T i t . C e n e ta a le e .
And you say tins id io t.o f a teacher 8 0 7 X ® per-pound.
V aa l— Large, 6 X 0 ? t t < K ■ » * » . > •
told you th a t you bad an extravagant
8)8® P*r poa »<l-
fool of a fathei?”
T b a t’a w hat he m e a n t."
S ta ta T a r s i . . .
M a r k a ta .
B ut what did he say?"
Turtles aia very largely tound along
Onions, new, 9 l.S 6 @ 1 .6 0 per aaok
H e t w $ It was crim in a l fu lly to
■potatoes, u0w, 1 0 1 ) i c p « r l b .
the coast line of Burm a and the im pe­ waste money’ on the education of such
cunious government has found means a ch u m p s« l a m . " — IndianapolisJons«
Beets, per sack, 91 10.
to make money o n to ! ih
T h e r ig h t to
Turnips,
per sack, 6 0 0 8 6 0 .
n al.
collect turtles and aggi,la sold by ano-
Carrots, per saok, 90c.
tiou annually by the deputy oom mis­
Parsnips, per sack, 9 1 0 1 .7 8 .
sion ers w ith in whoee districts the
-. Cauliflow er, 4 0 0 0 0 c per dot.
banks are situated. T h e revenue from
Cabbage, native
and
Californl
thia souice in the Irraw ad dy division
9 1 0 1 .3 6 per 100 pounds.
alone wae about 28,OfiO rupees. F or
Cherries, 7 6 0 0 8 1 . ■
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some tim e past a decrease In the nom
Peaches, 7 6 0 9 0 c .
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ber oi turtles and tortoise« has been
Apples, 9 1 .9 6 0 1 .7 6 per box;
noticed and tbe government now pro­
Pears, 91.76 per box.
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poses that the islands on which the tor­
Prunes, 91 P«r box.
toises lay should be com pletely pro
W atermelons, 9 3 0 8 , <
money-back tea and
tected from January 1 to M ay 16 (tb e
Cantaloupes, 93 0 3 .6 0 .
laying and hatching season) onoe in
baking powder at
Blackberries, 9 1 -6 6 0 2 .
every five years and th a t a sm all eetab
B u tter— Creamery, 36c per pound;
liahm ent should be m aintained for th ia
d airy 1 7 0 3 0 c ranch, 1 3 1 8 0 1 7 c per lb.
purpose.— Calcutta A m rita Basar Pa­
Eggs, 34c.
tr i ha.
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Ghoeae— N ative. 1 0 0 1 3 c .
P o u ltry— 1 8 0 14c; dressed, 16)8®-
R e p o r tin g tb e W e d d in g .
H a y — Puget Sound tim o thy, 97 0 9 ;
A reporter on a newspaper waa given choioe
Eastern
W ashington
tim ­
the task of w ritin g up a very swell othy, 814.00.
wedding.
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Corn— W hole. 938.60; cracked, 838;
H e oompoeed a fins aooonnt of the feed meal, 938.00.
wedding oeremonies, but lik e many
Barley— Rolled or ground, per ton,
young w riters, be tried to nee too flow 821; whole, 933.
ery language, and, becoming exalted he
F lo u r— Patent, per barrel, 98.60;
forgot to be gcourate in. tbe use of blended straights, 98,86; C alifo rn ia
words. Tbo description of tha beau 98.26; buckwheat flour, 8>-60; graham,
ties of n atu ie road something Ilk a this
per barrel, 88.60; Whole wheat float,
“ T h a silvery moon hovered over the 98; rya flour, 94-60.
tcena and tits ataia tw in kled m errily
M illa tu ffi— Bran,
per
ton, 916;
the soft sighing of the w ind in the shorts, per ton, 816.
trees near by came lik a a benediction
Feed— Chopped feed, 980.60 per
of love to tbo bappv couple entering ton; middlings, per ton, 833; o il cake
upon the voyage of life to gether."
meal, per ton, 886.
T h e reporter' sen I in hla copy but
An Excellent Combination.
'' T h e plesmant method and beneficial just aa the paper wae about to be sent
B aa M r a a a u a a W a r k a t.
effect« o f th e w e ll know n remedy, to press he rushed into the editor’s
Wool— Spting— Nevada, 1 2 0 1 4 c pm
H t s u p OT Flos, m anufactured by the room all escltem ent saying ba wished
C a l if o r n ia F io S t r o p Co.. Illu strate to make a correction in the aooonnt of pound; Oregon, Eastern. 1 0 0 14o; V a l­
the value of o btain ing the liq u id lax a­ tbe wedding as aocording to the alma
ley, 1 7 0 1 9 c ; Northern, 8 0 1 0 c .
tive principles o f plants know n to be
Onione— Silvefskin,
86c091
nao there waa no silvery or any other
medicinally laxative and presenting
sack.
them In tbe form most refreshing to the moon on that night.
B u tter — Fancy
eraam ery,
34o;
And the reporter also m id th at he
taste and acceptable to th e system. I t
Is the estam artort Strengthening lax a­ had bluuduinil lu w illlfifi o l IU6 "8611 -Ro aeconda, 83 0 98)8®! fancy d airy,
tive, cleansing the system effectually, testing’ ’ partlea instead of '•oontraot- 2 O 0 9 )8 1 c do eeoonde, 1 6 0 1 9 c
dispelling oolda, headaches and fevers In g " parties.
pound.
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gently yet prom ptly and enab lin g one
Eggs — Store, 1 7 0 9 0 « ; fancy n
A fte r a few more corrections the ac­
to overcome hab itu al constipation per­
manently. Ito perfect freedom from count o l th a wedding waa found a v a il­ 32 0 3 6 c .
Hope— 1898 erop,\17Jle;
every objectionable q u a lity and e u > able for the ed itor’s w a it« basket.—
Cltrua
F r u it— Orange«. V alencia,
stance, and its acting on th e kidneva, T it-B ita .
liver and ^bowels, w ith o u t w eakening
6 9 .7 1 0 8 .9 6 ; M exican limae, 9 4 0 4 .6 0 ;
M
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T
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b
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e
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N
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w
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g
ia
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B
ey«
.
irrita tin g them , m ake i t th e ideal
C a lifo rn ia lemons,
T 6 o 0 9 1 .8 8 |
do
A law waa rooently paaaed In Nor
xatlve.
.
In the process o f m anu facturin g 8gs w ay prohibiting tbe sale of tobaoco to eboioa, 91.76 0 9 .0 0 per box.
H a y — W heat. 9 7 . 0 9 ;
w heat and
are used, as they are pleasant to the any boy under 10 veara of age without
taste, b u t the medicinal q ualities o f the B signed order from an adult relative or p at. 8 7 0 8 ; eat. 9 9 0 8 : W et bar-
E y , 9 4 .6 0 0 7 : alfalfa. 9 « -6O 0T per toa;
remedy are obtained from ey<U>* * n , employer.
Even tonriata who offer
Other aromatic plants, by a method
straw , 1 6 0 8 7 )8 « per bale.
known to tha C a l if o r n ia F ie 8 t b u p cigarettes to boya rsndef themselves
Potatoea— E a rly
Rose,
T808O e;
to . only. In order to get Its beneficial lia b le to prosecution. The polios are
effects and to avoid im itations, please Inatrnoled to oonflacale the piyaa, cigars Oregon Burkanka. 9 1 .8 6 0 9 1 .8 6 ;
remember th e fu ll name o f the Company and cigarette« ol lade who smoke ia thfi Borhanbe, 76 0 8 8 e i fialtaaa
printed on th e fro n t o f every package. publlo streets.
fine for the offense ia <91-860.1.49 per mob.
also
imposed
which
may be anyw here , Tropical tro ito — Bananas, 9 L M 0
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
par
bnneb; pinmpplaa, 9 8 0
between 60 oenta and 6»6.— Chicago 8.60
NNW T O IL » . T.
4.00;
Persian dates,
L o tn d m xH , n t .
Iatar-Goean.
—
Ih r « s le w S U B 1 i gUtal ■
— A Seed SFeata Pee A e k e .
. " W h a t d id that man want?"
" H e wanted a correction made.**
" D i d Jus leave hla address?" .>
"N o ; be d id n ’ t w ant to.”
" " A l l rtg b t;r make the correction. »•
Correction — "Joh n Sm ith wishes it
stated that he ia not the Jubu Sm ith
who was sued for board by bia land­
lady. " — Puck._____________
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(B a Ram a.
"Actions o f the Just
Smell Sweet. rr
n. f r ^ r u t e t o f lif t b vigor onJ
tlrtngih, neither o f vohich cart be found
bi a perton <qfk»« blood b impure, end
vrhote every breeth speeht o f internet
troubles.
Hood’s SerseperiUe purifies
the bbod end mehee the vseeh strong.
Yeast— D id you ever take say o f
those mud baths?
Orimsonbeak— W ell. I ie « iaa-ofllua
io»— Yonkers Statesman.
B O T T T *S
T r u e *a H ie r r t a e lp t a a .
T b e exhausted traveler, fainting and
h alf dead from th irst, and a ll unuaod
to tha olim ata ot th a tiopioa, lay gasp­
ing.
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They brought h im a coooanut.
" W a w ill crack th ia ." they said.
" T h e contents w ill revive y o u ."
" W h a t la Thside ol it? " be asked.
" M ilk .’"
" I w on 't touch I I I " ba aaid, hoarnp-
ly .
" I ’m a vegetarian I " — Chicago
T ribu n e _________
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BOBOOL.
Menlo Park. San Mateo Co., Cal., aeanfi
lie d a t th e U n iv ersitie s. Ix M n tio n . e lim a iA
an d ea n -ftil a tte n tio n to M e n ta l. M o ra l and
P h y s ic a l tra in in g , places H o it l's a m o n g
th e (o re m o tt hchools for Rove on th e
Coast.— S r . Cnmiiele. W ill re-open in
th e new h itild in g A u g u st l& th , (tftb y e a r.)
ir e O . I l o i i t , l*ii. 1>.. P rin c ip a l.
T he two puddling furnace« of tbs
M ahoning rolling m ill at DahvTTla,
wiiich have been undeigoing repair«,
are ready for work again, and 100 ad­
d itio n a l men w ill be employed.
Mothers w ill find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
tngByrwp Lire best remedy to-use for their
children during tbe teething period.
S t i l l M o ta C w n n ta rfa ltle g .
O f 64,000 ad u lt im m igrants a d m it­
A ll people make a pretense that
ted to tlie oountry in the last three
they do not oarefor a fortune, but want
months of 1898, 41,000 had monev
just enough to make them comfortable.
Less than 9,000, though, bad mor«
— Washington ( la .) Democrat.
than 630. ____________
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Remember that you can buyTesse Moore
T b e two oldest maids in this conntry
live in Indiana. One is 114 year* old, A. A. Whiskey for the same price that is
-mid for ordinary whiskey. For sale by all
tbe other 108, and both olaim never to irst-class deniers and druggists.
Pennaylvania ooal mines are prepar­ have been kiaaed.
U u o l« B ill* » Ir tp a t.
ing to substitute oompressed a ir for
■ a l a M a ta r a H « lp T a u t
T lie best laid schemes of mica or
mules aa the m otive power for Ute ears
V ita lity cannot cure dlwase, unless your
body1» kept Clean Inside and out. CaacaretS men generally catch a woman.
in the underground workings.
C auda Cathartio keep I t clean lnaide. A ll
Some fellow* aim high enough, but
druggists, 10c, 25c, SOe.
they haven’ t tbe energy to p u ll,th e
P O R T L A N D -C H IC A G O
8 P E O IA L .
D o tin g the first week in M ay 986,- ti igger.
A sensible fellow isn’ t afraid anoth
A O llt -M d g a e T r a in P a t a a b y O . K . A M, 000 pounds of cedar wood were shipped
—A l l M e S a ra B g a lp m a n ts , a n d B a a
from Navarro county, Texas, to pencil er w ill w in bia beat g irl because he’«
T B ra u g B W it h o u t C h a n g e .
factories In C in cinn ati and New York. used to-holding hla own.
I t is always dangerous to leave your
Piso’s Cure for Consumption Is our only front door unlocked a ll night; you may
B u ffet-lib rary ears of tha latest
medicine for coughs and colds.—Mrs. C.
build have been placed in service on Belts, 430 8th avs., Denver, CoL, Nov% 8, *96. And th e cook gone in ths m orning.—
the O. B . 8 N . fast m ail traina. Tbe
Cleveland Leader.
Southey: A good man and a wise
lib rary oar ara bracca a apacioua amok
B O W ’S T H IS t
ing saloon, furnished yrith easy chairs, man may, a t times, be augiy w ith the
W Uting desk«, a well-aeleotod lib rary woild and a t times grieved for it, but
Ws offer One Hundred Dollars Reward (or any
of standard and popular books, guide no man waa aver discontented w ith tbe ease ol Catarrh th at eaa not be cured by H all's
CGturrh Coro.
books and current periodicals, a w ell- world i f be did bia duty in it.
r . J. C U E N E Y A CO., Props., Toledo, O.
Ws ths undersifaed, have known r . J, Cheney
atocked buffet, a barbet shop and an
L a d le s C an W e a r Bhoos
lor th e past 15 yeare. and belleva him perfectly
apartm ent for baggage.
Ona size' «ifialler after using Allen’s Foot- honorable In a ll bueln:at tranaactions and tlu-
y iie Oregon Short L in e have alao in ­ Ease, a powder to be shaken lutp the shoes. ancially able to carry out any obligations mads
by their firm .
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augurated a modern dining-car service, I t makes tight or new shoes feel easy;
W i s t a Tanax,
Wholssal» Drusgtsts, Toledo, 9.
giving uninterrupted dining-car aeiv- gives Instant relief to corns and bunions.
W aiA ixo, KnnttM A H a a v is ,
ioe via the O. R . & N. and it« oonneo- I t ’s the greatest comfort discovery of tbe
Wnoleaals Drug.-tsU, Toledo. O.
nail's Catarrh Cure is tr ken .n n rn a lly , acting
tiona to and from the East. Naw chair age. Curse swollen feet, blisters and cal­
dtreatly on the blood and ra .cous surfaces ol
oars of the latest pattern and new bag­ lous spots. AUeu's Foot-Ease la a certain the system. P rt a 75c per bo- tie. Bold by ah
cure
for
Ingrowing
nails,
sweating,
smart­
drugrtsta. Teetlm out. l» true.
gage and m all cars are to be added to
Hall's fam ily P ills -re thv beat
ing. hot, aohing feet. We have 30.000 testi­
the present through service of new monials. A ll druggists and shoe stores
A S afe R » fu g « .
P u llm a n palace and Pullm an tourist sell IL 25c. T rial package F R E E by mail.
" T o m ," said Jim m y , "d o yob know
sleepers, whioh have recently been Address, Alien 8. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y .
that some day the world w ill be burned
plaoed in seivioe and just out o f the
English speaking peop'le ata said to
j id With file?" ’____ s__>__________
builder• ’ hands. The entire tra in w ill
have the test foreheads and eyebrows.
‘ ‘So I have h o a rd ," replied Tope.
be veatibttled. m aking East and West-
" B u t. T o m ," w ent on Jtm m y, w ho
bound traina equal if not superior to
waa deeply oonoerned about the ap­
many of the w idely advertised lim ite d
proaching. catastrophe, ’ w hat w ill you
tiain e in tbe E a s t
do w h e n tlifi'WOriihtorl
" O h ,’ ^replied T o m w i t *
F o r about 10 years tha Carnegie
Í?
The magnitude of the Carnegie Steel
Company a t Pittsburg baa m aintained
one who has provided for a ll the.con-
a aw ing« fund for the beueflt of ita em­ Com pany’s operation* may be nodor- tingenciea, " f «flail go out to U ncle
ployes, T h ia . fund now amounts to stnod from tbe statement that in 1898 B illy ’« and stay.’ ’— D etro it Journal.
over 91,000,000. The savings fund tlie oompany made 17 per cent of the
N>v«r
ia the creation o f Andrew Carnegie. pig iron produced in the Dnited^ State«,
to
l - r Joggles has m ot
86
imr
;toteJhwwd#r.Jw.,)R«lH«?Ufe8 .
...
V
M
la
aBd
66
per
cenl
to save th eir earnings, obliged th e Car­
the exetcise th at working about the
negie 8teel Çompauy, L im ite d , to pay a f A lleg h e n y ,o o u n ty. They manufac­
place w ill give h i m . __Re bought
the depositors a higher rate of interest tured 92 per sent oi the Bessemer steel
Shandy’s place. Shandy baa moved
on their savings Than cooldbq obtained production of tbe U n ited States and 42
into town. -
par
cant
o
f
tha
lik
e
produot
of
Penn-
from any bank, building asaociatlon or
D add y— W hg t induced him to sell?
o ther saving« institu tion . T ito . oom, » y b fltth k ........... - ----------------
“ To get lid of the «rotk about the
pany baa met thia obligation at all
A new industry la springing np in p la ce ."— Boston Traneorlpt.
tim e«, regardless of adverse business
Northern Mexico— ths sinking of wells
conditions, of fluctuations In . inerest
Nothing, perhaps, is ao b itte r as
for salt water, froth which salt ta m an­
rà te i, paying every one of its workmen ufactured for m in in g and domestic pur­ olives freshly picked, yet after they
wbo deposited bia earning* w ith the poses. One oompany has secured 190,- turn purple and black, hogs aobn learn
.Company 6 per oent per annum
000 acres of salt w ater territory at to devour them.
A n analyst has made the discovery
T h e Am erican locomotive manufao- Camaron, 120 m ile* sonth of Laredo,
turara from 1890 to 1898 inclusive ex- and has atruok water containing 19 per that C a lifo rn ia rose» contain 90 per
iortod 2,989 locomotive«, of a value of cent of salt, worth from 1 to 8 cents a cent more pet lam e than those grown
elsewhere.
pound.
sore than 930,000,000.
The Secret Service bat Just unearthed
another band of counterfeiters and secured
a quantity of bogus Mils, which are very
cleverly executed. Things of great value
are alw avt selected for initiation, , notably
tisi , which
Hostetter’s Stomach B itten
many imitators, bu t no equate Tor disord­
ers like indigestion, dyspepsia and consti­
pation.
•_____________ .
>;
ROBERT DOWNING
Tells th e Secret o f His Great
Endurance. *r
in
Robert Downing, ths Tragedian.
Robert Downing w et recently inter­
viewed by the pre«« on the subject of
hie splendid health. Mr.. Downing
pio m p tly and em phatically gave the
whole oredit of hie splendid physical
condition to Pe-rn-na, sa yin g :,
“ I find i t a preventive against a ll
sudden m a im er ilia that swoop upon
one in ohanging climates and water.
“ I t is the finest traveling companion
and aafeguatd againat m alarial influ­
ences.
" T o anm i t up, Pe-ru-na has don*
me more good than any tonic 1 have
ever ta k e n ." —. . ....
____......
H e a lth y mucotta membrane« protect
the body againat the h o ïl o t im m n e r
and the cold of w in ter. Pe-rn-na ie
sure to bring health to the mucous
membrane« of the whole body.
of Dr. H a rtm a n ’a
latest book eHf------ -------------------
t a r r h ." Address D i. H artm an, Colum ­
bus, O.
Remember that cholera
morbus,
p lain t, Bllious’ colic, diarrhoea and
dysentery are each and alj c a tirrh
of the bowels. Catarrh ia the only
correct name for these affections.
Pe-iu-na is an absolute apecifio for
Thbao ailifi'ents, which are ao com­
mon in gnmmer. D r. H artm an, in
a practice of over fo rty year«, never
lost a single case of cholera infan­
tu m , dyaentary, diarrhoea, or chol­
era morbus, and 'his only remedy
waa
Pe-ru-na.
Those desiring
fu rth er particulars should . sand for
a free copy of "Sum m ar C a ta rrh ."
Address D r. H artm an, Columbde, O.
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