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Spring Medicine
There’s no season w hen good
medicine is so m uch needed as in
Spring, and there’s no m edicine
which does so m uch good in Spring
as Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
D o not delay tak in g it.
D on’t put it off till your health
tone g ets too low to be lifted.
ndcd
ÍCEIVED
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sida
W ill g ive you a good appetite,
purify and enrich you r blood, over­
come th at tired feelin g, g iv e you
m ental and d igestive stren gth and
steady nerves.
Be sure to ask for HOOD’S, the
best m edicine m oney can b u y. It is
ie long
British
tm ent’s
tlon ot
incefote
today. ~
am bas­
ed 8ec-
he had
rom hts
id It had
several
acquired
laracter
Paunce-
.ment at
brought
It to
form of
sdowne,
affairs, i
left a
1th Sec-
n of the
the ln-
were to
i.U nlted
ernment
accept
Peculiar to Itself
B a d Feelings In S p r in g - “ I n tb s
s p r in g I w a s fe e lin g v e r y b a d ly . M y b lo o d
was v e r y p o o r. I began t a k in g H o o d 's
S a r s a p a r illa .
I t d id m e m u c h good.
I
t h in k I t is a w o n d e rfu l s p r in g m e d ic in e a n d
re c o m m e n d I t to a ll sick a n d s u ffe rin g ."
Kraal. L. B i a s , K a to n C e n te r, N . U .
Nonsense.
“ Wbat nonsense,” exclaimed Mr.
Meekton, as be tossed aside the heart-
to-heart talks page. “ What utter non-
■easel”
' e < “ io w hat are you referring,” in-
'^ '’^B^joired hie wile.
' '
'"To the assertion that a Aoman
need not expect a man to pay her as
muoh attention alter thev are married
as he did before. 1 am absolutely
rare, Henrietta, that 1 mind quicker
now than 1 ever did.
sated in
tmenta-
the Brit-
io w
that
lining to
of the
with an
such a
British
■thing In
^position,
>r further
ment. It
to be a
Clayton-
lorlie the r
a water-
lt Is for
the over» '*
mt simp-
point,
stlatlon*
omethtng
to the
iey have
irnational
’ state de­
ls signed
66th con- "
the sen-
a t once
:hat body,
nally rat-
lents had.
■sue was
as the •
In terms
id States
il, yet In
seed the
lopt such
canal as
;he proper
authority,
executive
mta were
ratified
o amend-
j - Bulwer
provision
jther for-
thelr
A n In a c tiv e L iv e r, Stom ach Dis­
orders. Hick H eadache and o th er
lllsrarlsitiK irom an Im p e rfe c t
dlgeatlon are cured bv O t K r i K I . I t
TtCA w h ic h I t m ade from H E ttH H .
Encouragement for the Struggling.
" W e ll, asked the artist,, robbing bis
bands, ‘ ‘what did your wife think of
your portrait when yon got homer
“ Oh. said old M r. Packenham,
handing ont a check for the amount be
had agreed to pay, ,4g6e told- me she
'Still had confidence in me and didn’t
believe I was half as bad as I was
painted.
This signature is on ovary bos of tbo pen ula.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine w * -
Iho remedy that owes a eolrt la W»e.«*x..
.The Other Side.
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-jt
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Mother— Rot my dear, it isn’t a l­
ways the prettiest g irl who gets the
best husband.
Homely Daughter— Perhaps not; but
she has the most chances to. ”
A NEW ACCOUNT BOOK
01 Particular interest to Thrtshsrmsn and
Farmers.
Russell & Co., of Portland, Ore., the
largest dealers in machinery on the
Paoific Const, have just issued at con­
siderable expense ■ neat and verj oom-
plste account book for up-to-date
thresheimro. etc. The books are lor
free distribution, and a ll people who
want them should write, immediately
to Russell & Co., Portlaq3, Ote. —
Satisfied.
8H.
Ire Ready
13.— Gen-
be moving
rate of 25
if crossing
rard.
He
Iroonstadt.
are In
■tern por-
lony, from
isietsdorp.
itouB villa
i struck
irtlon of
Britain
hrow In
-and fort,
n com-
bearing
ey state
against
i defend
against
n In the
British
British
distance
00 refn-
Bh lines,
rms and
If th e ir
be easy
jlled on
A P E R 8.
13—It
if Japa-.
o cross
Colum-
had In
tlsh nat-
sf their
resided
■tlon of
uppoeed
ers had
conxmls-
nnected
eled by
ago.
Bank,
rhe pri­
er w ii
2,600 In
govern-
secured.
n bonds
robbers
s Banta
re vault
ck wall,
h nftro-
1
*
Agent— Have you seen onr new au­
tomatic gas burner?
Householder— Thanks, lint we are
already burning gas enough.
T ls o s C u r e is tl»e b e s t m e d ic in e w e e v e r
nsed fu r a ll a lle r li iin s o f th e t h r o a t s o il
longs.— W m . 0 . E m iis l s t , V a n b u r e n , I n d . ,
F s b . 10. 1900.
Population of Ohio's Cities.
Ohio’s ollies and towns gained 486,-
021 in population during the last 10
years, or 792 more thau the increase in
the rest of the entile state.
T h e B e e t P r e s c r ip t i o n f o r M a la r ia
C h ills an d Fever is a b o ttle o f O rove’s Tasteless
C h i ill
ll T o n ic , . I t Is s im p ly ir o n an d q u in in e In
a tasteless form. " C u re .-N o P ay. P ric e 60c.
A Long giver.
Long rivera drain a large territory
of country, s The Ganges Is nearly 1600
miles In length, and drains an area of
750,000 square mlira.
F o re w a rn e d ,
F o re a rm e d .
T h e lia b ility to disease is greatly
leraened when the blood is in good con­
dition, and the circulation healthy and
vigorous. For then all refuse matter
ia prom ptly carried out of the system ;
otherwise it would rapidly accumulate
— fermentation would take place, the
blood become polluted and the consti­
tution so weakened that a simple
malady m ight result seriously.
A healthy, active circulation means
good digestion and strong, healthy
serves.
As a blood purifier and tonic S. S. S.
has no eaual. I t is the safest arid best
remedy for old people and children
because it contains no minerals, but ia
made exclusively of roots and herbs.
No other remedy b o thoroughly and
effectually cleanses the blood of im -
p a r i t i e s . A t the
same time it builds
up the weak and de-
bilitated, and reno-
vates the entire sys­
tem. I t cures permanently a ll manner
of blood and skin troubles.
whits puetu
drop of?, lsa<
ed . L Ths
g
- _ d<x
.
is as alsar and smooth
M rs. M sn r y S ie g fr ie d o f C a p a -M e n W.
sa y s th a t t w e n ty - o n e b o ttle s o f 8 . 8. 8.
her
Uanoer
w oo-
o-
aurea h
e r of
of O
anoer o f i in
t h e Dress»,
b reast. D
tors I ad friends thought her osee hope*
toss.
iw, w. bot-
O.,
Richard T. Gardner. Flo
Two
noils, iw
u
suffered for years wita
with Bo:
Uss of 8 . 8 . 8 . put hit blood In go od
ditioa and the Bolls disappeared.
Send for our free book, and write
onr physicians a b o u t your case.
Medical advice free.
IM S S W T SFCCAFIO CO. ATLANTA BA.
hare.
in Spanish
ashore near
south weak
Composition of a Penny.
out moat of Europe. In France tbe law
Pennies do not consist of copper
la loosely enforced and the London
I D ally Mall Is authority fur the state­ alone, there being In them 2 per cent
ment that 14,000 Frenchmen die an­ of tin and 3 per ceut of zinc to 95 ot
nually from the disease, while It car­ copper. They coat the government
ries off only 11O Germans a year. Tbe about 42 cents a pound, exclusive ot
parents of every child horn In England stamping, qnd there a re ' 148 In a
must, within six months after tbe pound, so that the government makes'
child's
birth, have It vaccinated by a
A fter nearly thirty years of constant
a fair profit on every pgund minted
registered medical practitioner ,.or by
effort and great expenditure, it Is ascer­
since, while they, are redeemable In
tbe public vaccinator, in caae a par­
tained that, the earth’s
diameter
ent believes vaccination will be harm­ gold, but few are ever presented.
through the equator Is 7,920 tulles; Its
ful to his child he can secure exemp­
height from pole to pole, 7,899 miles.
Loyalty to Hli Employer.
tion by taking oath before two Justices
lu Germany a furnace has been In­ of the peace before tbe child Is four
That young man who consented to have
vented lu'euded for burning low-class mouths old. By such stringent meth­ ■ p o r t io n o f h ie b lo o d le t o u t to save h is
fuels, such as lignite uud peat, and- lu ods as these England and other count­ e m p lo y e r , set a r e m a r k a b le e i a m p l e o f
h e ro is m . T h e in c id e n ts h o w s a h a t p o w e r
which the combustion Is luteusltled by ries have prevented the recurrence of th e r e is in go od b lo o d . T h e r e is o n ly o n e
turulug iuto the lire the gaseous tulx- those epidemics which were so dis­ n a t u r a l w a y to g e t go od b lo o d , a n d t h a t is
tyse obtained by the evaporation of astrous a century ago. Tbe case Is oue fr o m t h e s to m a c h . I f th e s to m a c h needs
a s s is ta n c e , t r v H o s te tte r s 's S tp m a c h H it ­
liquid air. /The nitrogen Is first set free where tbe ounce of prevention Is te rs . T h is w o n d e r f u l n ie d t e in v c u res d y s ­
p e p s ia ,
in d ig e s tio n ,
c o u s lip a liu u ,
aud
uud the residue, contululug at least 30 worth several pounds of cure.
m a k f s r ic h re d b lo o d .
per cent of oxygen. Is seut luto the fur­
K IL L E D B Y A DEAD M AN.
nace.
______
Recently a uew light system hits been
T r a g ic B ea n e K n a c te J o n a B a t t le f ie ld
“ Why, Madge, where are all the
introduced luto the village of Sltnuoz-
l a S o u th A f r ic a .
tassels on your uew boa?”
lieiin lu Wurtemherg. From a large cen­
So our dead lay aud grinned at those
“ Oh, 1 stepped on "some of them and
tral petroleum reservoir the oil from other dead and the fierce sun dried
which the light Is produced Is distrib­ flesh aud blood on Briton and on Boer, other people stepped on the rest,” '
uted to the different lumps through for both remained unbiiried for a Dogs Being Supplanted by Donkeys.
copper tubes; the petroleum Is then va­ while, and so It came to pass that a
Berlin now contains 1000 donkeys
porised by special apparatus uud burn­ Boer commando retook the lines where
which have been imported In the last
er. A large lighting plant of this system those who died for us wyre lying, aud
18 months to take the place ot dogs
is to be put lu the railroad shops at as they marched among our dead they
aa
beasts of draft. The change la due
Stuttgart.
saw a sergeant lying at full length,
to the agitation of the S. F. C. A.
lu this era of, "world empires" Inter­ shot through the brain, yet even In
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est- In the sun's empire Is hardly sur­ death the man looked tike some fight­
prising. An English Inquirer seeks to ing machine suddenly gone out of
learu Its size, aud points out that three order." H ls rifle was pressed against
well-known comets of snort period have hls shoulder, bis left hand grasped the
orlilts extending beyond that of Nep­ barrel on tbe under side, tbe forefiug
tune, while oue comet of long period— er of the right hand pressed the trig
Donatls—bus a period of uearly two ger lightly, the barrel rested upon a CASE OF LOCOMOTOR ATA1IA CURED
NEAR CHICAGO.
thousand years. I f this last named rock and Ills deatb-dulled eye still
comet really moves about tbe sun, It is glared along the sights, for dissolution
calculated that the diameter of the bad come to him Just as he bent hls V ictim L o st t h a S ig h t o f O na B y a a n d W as
•Olar system must be nearly 00,000,000,- bead to fire at thoae who ahot him. ami
tln a b la to W a lk —V isio n K astorad
now hit hands had stiffened In the un-
000 miles.
a n d th a U se a t L im b s B a g a lu a d
— A S w o rn S ta tsi« * " ? -
Prof. Boutan has succeeded In making bendable stiffness of eternal sleep. A
snap-shot photographs of fish in tbe sea Boer soldier saw the sergeant as be lay
A
recent
cure that seems almost a
at a depth of about nine feet. Hls plan nnd with rude hands grasped the rlfl» miracle waa that of Samuel Curnock,
by
the
barrel
and
tried
to
Jerk
it
front
Is to let down Into the water a white
of 62 Twenty-second avenue, Melrose
sheet, and then attract the fish In front the dead mao’s grip, but as be pulled
Park, 111’.' The story la beat told in
be
brought
tbe
rifle
In
tine
with
hla
of It by a judicious distribution of
own
breast
and
the
unyielding
finger
bis
-own words. He say£:
toothsome b a it The object of the pro­
“Early In 189F- I began to expe­
ceeding Is to increase our knowledge of on the trigger did the rest—the rifle
tbe movements of fis h when not con­ spoke from the dead man’s band and rience a worn-out feeling and noticed
strained by artificial surroundings or the bullet, passing through the Boer's that I became tired l i t e r very alight
confinement. It has been proposed to heart, laid him beside tbe Briton.
exertion. I continued at my work In
Sounds like a Journalistic lie,‘does It
lower cameras two or three miles In the
the machine shop until July 2. 1898.
sea arid make photographs there by not? Read It In a novel and you would when I suffered from a fall7and after
laugh,
would
you
not
7
But
It
Is
the
flash-light, but tbfe enormous pressure
that time grew rapidly worse,.. A phy­
at such depths would. It Is objected, eternal truth, all tbe same, for the sician was called and pronounced my
comrade of the Boer who died that day.
crusb the apparatus.
killed by a dead man, told me tbe tale trouble locomotor ataxia. He treated
It has been averred that but for tbe himself, and he waa one bf thoae who me for four months and theVe waa no
■fcltpeter furnished by «the Mammoth, planted tbe dead Dutchman on the Improvement In my condition. I was
■CHVW^|iejitucky and by some smaller elope of Splon kop.—London News.
tald that my case was Incurable, and
caverns tbe United Stages^
JJ}#es
that I would continue to grow worse
A
M
a
trim
o
n
ia
l
Question.
would have been unable successfully to
Should a man make a home before until death relieved me. I waa not
wage the war of 1812. Evcu durlug tbe
C iv il'W a r these cave supplies of salt­ be asks a woman to marry him, or confined to my bed, although I spent
peter were largely utilized for making should he marry first and let the home- much of my tLme lying <Jown, and
gunpowder; Recently the question of making following the wedding? ’ Thia was entirely unable to work. I* could
tbe origin of cave saltpeter has been la rather a nice social question and'^F hardly stand; it seemed as if my logs
discussed knew In the Journal of Geol­ Is eutefitlnlngly discussed In J. P. would give out from under me, and
ogy, and
II. Hess, dissenting froth Mowbray's article, "Tbe Making of a my movements were like those of a
tbe view that the saltpeter deposits are Country Home," In Everybody’s Maga­ drunken man. A cold numbness came
-
due to tbe fonpatlbn of guano by bats, zine. *'
in my right side, and I lost the
Discussing the limitations and the
bolds that they have originated from
strength of my right arm. Then my
the evaporation of water which, as It helplessness of life In a flat under con
eyes began to blur so that I could see
percolated through the roof of the cav­ dltlons that seem to prescribe a rise.
nothing distinctly, and In a short
John Denison says to hls wife:
ern, absorbed nitrate* from the soil
time I became totally blind In my
‘A
man
ought
to
reach
hla
goal
be­
Russia authorities are displaying re­
right eya.
markable energy In connection with the fore he takes a wife, for the more he'
“Last December I began taking Dr.
utilization of l ’opoff's wireless tele­ loves her tbe more of a handicap she Is.
Williams* Pink Pills for Pale People
graphic system. All the lighthouses In Don't you see that?”
“No I don’t see It at all.”
and within a month I waa so much
the Black Sea are to be provided with
“ But you understand that be will not Improved that I determined to persist
this apparatus, and several stations,are
to be erected oh the shore, so that com­ take any risk when he Is married; In the treatment. A t the end of the
munication may be maintained between would rather plod securely th in con­ second month I was able to return to
the shore, lighthouses and tbe war­ quer at hla peril. I ought to have my work and have not lost a day on
ships within the radius of the electric made a home fit for such a wife as I account of Illness since” that time.
waves. Two hundred complete Installa­ have before I married her.”
Since I began taking the pills I have
Then she laughed one of her copious,
tions of the apparatus were recently
gained 30 pounds In weight, can walk
dispatched to Vladivostok and Port mellow laughs. “I think you have got almost as well as ever, and my sight
that
wrong,
John,
upon
my
word
I
do.
Arthur, and the work of Utting out the
Is fully restored. I firmly believe that
Russian warships In the Pacific Is to Homes do not produce wives or lead
Dr. W illiam s’ Pink Pills for Pale Peo­
be carried on with all possible celerity. up to them. I t ’s Just the other way.
It
seems
to
me.
The
wives
produce
ple saved my life and enabled me to
The two ports are also to be connected
by tbe establishment of Intermediate the homes. Young men. as I under­ again earn my livelihood.
stand It, think Just about as ntfirh of
“SA M U EL CURNOCK.”
stations along the Korean coast.
making a home before they get a wife
Subscribed and sworn to before me
as they think about making a flying this first day" of August, 1900.
V A C C IN A T IO N .
trip to the moon. Why, It would be
ADAM DAVISON,
H o w t h e D is c o v e r y o f t h e P r e v e n t i v e Just too ridiculous, John, to see a
(Seal)
Police Magistrate.
V lr a W e e M ad e a n d A p p lie d .
young man building a home and fur­
A t all druggists or direct from Dr.
During the eighteenth century It was nishing IL aud then expecting a wife
commou talk among the country peo­ and baby to drop In because It’s ready, Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady.
as the wrens do. You know yourself N. Y. Price, 50 cents per box; 6
ple of England and Scotland that milk
cm of cows never bud the suinlliiox. you never would have bnd a home like boxes, (2.50.
At a time when this disease was one this If you hadn’t got married. How
of the scourges of Europe such a could you?*
Public Baths in England.
fact uaturally attracted attention.
Out of 34 towns In'E ngland and
T
rain
in
g
Boys
In
Germany.
Physicians In the cities did not regard
A writer describing In a Pblladel- > Wales, one-third maintain one or more
the country notion as worthy of notice.
phla
daily tbe methods of schools In public baths. They are crowded by
When an epidemic threatened they In­
oculated healthy persons with small­ Germany, states that the manual factory and shop hands.
pox vlfus to give them the disease. training schools In Germany are es­
Then It was treated from the start pecially intended for the class of boys F O B K N O W W H A T T O O A R K T A K I N G
W h e n von ta ke Grove's T u t e l e « C h ill T o n ic ,
under favorable conditions. The chief who Idle away their time before and ‘ becauM th e fo rm u la is p la in ly p rin te d on every
bo ttle a b o w ln s t h a t I t Is s im p ly Ir o n a nd Quf-
effect of the method was to make the after school on tbe street.
The regular session closes at half past n ln s In a t u t ele«« fo rm . N o C ure, N o P ay. 50r
inoculated person certain he wag to be
T o I n c r e a s e G o v e r n o r ’s 8alary.
seriously 111, while the uninoculated two o'clock In the afternoon, and after
might possibly escape. Jonathan Ed­ this time the boys who, either through
A proposition la being urged In Ten­
wards was one of the famous victims poverty or the Indifference of parents, nessee to Increase the salary of the
are not properly and healthfully em­
of Inoculation.
governor to 85000 a year. It Is now
It was left for an obscure country ployed must attend the Industrial
84000. It Is thought also that the
physician. Dr. Jenner, to recognize the school for the rest of the day.
state
should supply an executive man-
In
the
summer-time
tbe
boys,
divid­
scientific Importance of tbe tradition
*
about tbe Immunity of milkers. By ed Into classes, each under the super­ slon for hls use.
hls experiments In 1790 he proved that vision of a teacher, are trained system^
Inoculation with cowpox virus carried atlcally In all tbe branches of garden­
A Rare Fish.
protection against Rmallpox. He wrote ing. At other seasons of tbe year the
The rarest fish in British waters Is
a pamphlet on hls expetfjnents and boys are engaged at various light the rlbbonflBb. Only 16 specimens
sent It to the Royal College of Physi­ crafts In prorkrooms, such as making have been recorded In the last cen­
cians in London. The manuscript was pf baskets, brushes and brooms, and
tury. It is an Inhabitant of the great
returned with a contemptuous reply. plain carpentry, where the use of tools
The discovery was of too great import­ la taught Typesetting and bookbind­ depths of the ocean.
ance not to make an impression-, and ing are taught to the advanced and
during the fifth year after his first vac­ older classes.
Each boy receives a small remuner-
cination Jenner and other doctors vac­
atlon Cur-hls work when It Is faithfully
cinated 10,000 persons in England.
In spite of the success of the process and obediently performed. The money,
there were many ln> the early part of however. Is not paid to him directly,
the century who doubted Its efficacy. but Is put Into a savings-bank for him.
The experience of the last thirty years and from time to time he receives hls
has demonstrated the value of vaccina­ certificates of deposit
Tbe girls are taught knitting and all
tion beyond the possibility of dpubt
In Chemnl^. Germany, a city of" 04,- kinds of sewing In the same system­
000 Inhabitants, there was a smallpox atic manner. Every lesson Is made a
epidemic In 1870-71. About 64,000 of class d rill The children work by dic­
the Inhabitants hrd been vaccinated. tation, all In the room doing the same
Only 1.8 per een» of them contracted work at the same time.
the disease. O f the unvaccinated more
Gratat’s Big P ln ra llty .
than 40 per cent were 111. Among the
Tbe
largest
plurality on the popular
vaccinated less than 1 per cent of the
cases resulted fatally. Among the un­ vote for a presidential candidate was
There If an
_ ««4 to
protected the percentage was above 9. In 1872, when President G ra n t running
«sente «uffering
“‘enni w hen
for re-election, had 700.000. For hls
Statistics of the armies In Franco-
Prussian war show the same general first term he had 305.000.
results. The German aoldiers were
A boat M arriage.
carefully vgcclnated. while the French
Of one thousand men who marry, It
were not. During a wide-spread epi­ is found that 332 marry women young­
demic of smallpox the German lost er than themselves; 679 marry women
p ro m p tly e n r «
only 430 men from the disease, while of about tbe same age. and 89 marry
the French lost 23.400. In general It women older than themselves.
has been shown that tbe danger of In­
The beat evidence that people eat too
fection Is six times as great and the
mortality slxty-elght times as great In much Is the way they keep It up. I f It
'
I
tbe uuvaccinated as In the vaccinated. was not an Injurious practice, they
Vaccination 18 compulsory through- would drop I t
S c ie n c e
v e n tio n
Finii
S t Jacobs Oil
S c ia t ic a
For Telephone Girls.
Shower baths are being put In tbe
Paris telephone, exchanges for the use
-of tbe telephone girls, it Is thought
that this will aid them In keeping
their health. In America the girls In
many telephone exchanges have long
enjoyed this comfort.
T h e prom inence achieved by O A K -
F I K L l l T K A aa a bluod p u rtler h u
not been equaled by a n o th er rem ed y;
an Im p ro v e m en t In the com p le x io n
can be seen a fte r a few d a y *' uxe.
Accepted Honorary Membcnhip.
Ex-President Clevelanl has accepted
an honorary membership in the Meroer
County (N . J.) Fox Hunting Aasooia-
tion.
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T O O L 'R K A C O L D I N O N I D A T
T a k e L a x a tiv e Bromo Q u in in e T a b le t * A ll
druggist« refu nd th e m oney I f I t fa lls to cure.
I t W . G rove's s ig n atu re Is o n each bqx. 26c.
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Want Americans to Do the Work.
The Siamese government Inn asked
(or American hid» (or the construction
of a plant for the manufacture of am­
munition in that country.
CATARRH
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W ith lo cal applications, u they c an n o t r e A h
tb e seat of tne disease. C a ta rrh Is a blood or
c o n s titu tio n a l disease, and in ord e r to c ure It
you m ust ta ke in te rn a l rem edies.
H a l l’s C a­
ta rrh C ure Is ta k e n in te r n a lly , and acts d ire c tly
on tb e blood a nd mucous surfaces H a ll's Ca­
ta rr h C ure la u o t a quack inedielnc.
I t was
prescribed b y oue of tne. best physicians in this
c o a u lry for years, and Is a regular prescription.
I t is composed of th e best tonics k n o w n , com-
blued w ith tb e best blood pu rifiers, a c tin s d i­
re c tly on tb e raucous surfaces.
T h e perfect
c o m b in atio n of th e tw o in gred ients Is w h at pro­
duces such w o n d e rfu l results In c u rin g C atarrh .
Bend for testim o n ia ls , free.
F . J. C HK S'KY A CO., Proprs., To ledo, O.
Bold by druggists, price 75c.
R a lls F a m ily P ills are the beat.
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The Smallest SslarY Paid a Governor. *
Tbe smallest salary paid to any
governor of a state in the United States
is that of tbe governor of Vermont,
who receives only >1,500 a year.
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Ferm aneetly Curas.' No Sts sr uervousnoss
after first ¿ay'■
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0 4 trial iNfftleantl treat-
B.&. U. K l i n b . Ltd.,WII A rcb ijt.. Philadelphia,
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New Zealand W ar Medals.’'
The New Zealand government In­
tends to, strike 140,000 war Commem­
oration medals, and to distribute them
among the school children of the col­
ony. The cost w ill, he about £12,000.
L a x a tiv e B rom n-Q utntne T a b le t* cure a cold In
one d a y . N o cu re. N o p a y , PrlceJiS cents.
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MISS FRANCIS
ANDERSON, daughter of HON. JUDOE
ANDERSON,'of Virginia, Is at present In Washington, D. C., as Cor­
responding Secretary of the Higher ^Educational League of that d iy .'
Cured of la grippe by Peruna.
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1SS FRANCES M. ANDERSON, continue to suffer on, dropping Into
Corresponding Seeretarv of the the grave one by one.
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Hiplter
F^lncational l.-ague,
Peruna cures catarrh In all stages
writes from the"Astorig,"Wash­
and varieties, whether acute or chron­
ington, D. C., the following;
ic, and-1» therefore the most- effective
J* About two months ago I was
remedy ever devised for removing all
taken very III with la grippe anti
P e r f e c t S y s te m C le a n e r s ,
was obliged to go to bed. I took the derangements which follow la
grippe. •
K eep cle a n In sid e a * w e ll a * » u M b lc and
three bottles of Peruna with very
o n 'll be nearer gndlinee*. Csacarefs C andy
Samuel M. -York writes from Union
A th a rtic cleaner and p u rify your body Inside.
beneficial results, and was able
GroVe, Ala., the following letter:
A ll druggists, loc, 25c, isoe.
to leave my bed In a week and re­
“Dear Sir: Last week I was taken
gained my usual strength very
Police Judges In Porto Rico.
with la grippe and catarrhal deaf­
soon.
Mayors of the--different towns in
••/ have nothing but praise for ness. I wrote you for advice and fol­
Porto Rico at present have exclusive
Peruna, and recommend It, to lowed your directions. A fter taking
Jurisdiction fn police court cases, those sim ilarly afflicted w h n ^ ^ *
Heru" a 1 <««<» “ X»«”
whether or not they know a word of ever / can. "-F ra n c e s M. Ander-
1 -o f ’* ^ lp p e and my hearing w a.
j fully restored. -My health Is better
law; and from their decisions there gon
d grippe la, strictly speaking, e p i-; than 14
been
flve
i»„ RO appeal.
demic c a ta rrh -tb a t Is to say, a va-’ i ‘ “ y wlfe
“» heal‘ h very
rlety of acute catarrh which ia so con- mu<h aftbr takln* P eru na.'-S am u el
Not Hard to Suit. .
Executive—4 would appoint your taglous arid runs a course more or less' M' York.
Ml88
J- Kahl, Otlsco, Ind..
man, but he la too ignorant for the definite, the same , as scarlet fever,
whooping cough, etc.
w rltM 88 w l « « :
police force.
Heeler— Den put him on de schotfl
During ^he acute stages of la grippe*
••Three years f had la grippe
It is not a very fatal disease, but the and pulmonary trouble. / was
board-7—Moonshine.
condition in which it leaves the sys- very sick. I had hemorrhages ot
tern has calmed the death of a count- ffttf lungs nearly every day for a
less number.
year, and three bottles of your
Indeed, nearly every person who has Peruna cured me. The doctor
had ' i a grippe within the last three* said / had consumption. I am
years finds himself more or less de-' now In better health than I have
ranged by the pernicious effects of been for many years.
this
disease. The majority of those
“I highly recommead Peruna to all
I f TO« hB Ten'ta rejrulMr, healthy movement of tbe
bowela every day. you're tick, or will be Keep your who have escaped death find life my neighbors and friends.
Peruna la
bowels open, and be well. Force, in the shape of
violent physic or pill poison. Is dangerous Tbe scarcely Worth living.
my
favorite
medicine.
I
shall
always
'«lootbest, easiest, most perfect way or keeping tbe
ecwsle d e a r and clean Is to take •
I f this vast multitude of people have Peruna In the house.”— Miss
could only know with what certainty Caroline J. Kahl.
CANOV
and promptness Peruna would relieve
If you do not derive prompt and
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them of all the bad effects which la satisfactory results from the use of
grippe-has brought upon them; what Pertfna, write at once to Dr. Hartman,
an untold amount of suffering would giving a full statement of your caae.
▼RAOt SRAHM MO8OVTWCO
be averted!
and he will be pleased to givo you his
Thousands have already heard how valuable advice gigtiB.____
quickly this remedy will cure In these
Address Dr. Hartman, president of
_P1eaaant, Palatable. Potent. Taste Good Do Good, cases and have been saved; but tens The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe. 10«*
60c W rite
for free sample, and booklet on bealtb. Address
of thousands have not yet heard, and Ohio. •
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American Corn Exports.
American exports of corn h a v e n e r-
aged 173,,000,000 bushels a year since
1895, an Increase of 254 "per cent over
the preceding five years.
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