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Hood’s
The Theory.
“Thia health food doesn’t do any
good.” asserted the Irste customer.
“Perhaps you overlooked the first
liver medicine-known, ft
positively and permanently
cures every humor« from
health. Ton don’t
seem to understand the theory of It
You wouldn’t get dog biscuit unless
you had a dog, would you?”
“No."
“Or birdseed unless you bad a bird?”
“No.”
“Then, what are you doing ‘With
health food before you get health?”
“But if I had health I wouldn't need
Margery in High Favor.
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Not so many years ago surgical oper­
“Well, that’s your lookout*
ations were generally regarded by the
public as a means of last resort, and
Proved Beyond a Doubt.
were submitted to only when tbs pa­
Middlesex, N. Y., July 25.—(Spec­
tient or bls family was advised that ie!)—That Rheumatism can be cured
no other escape was open for the suf­ has been proved beyond a doubt by
ferer. ' Frequently the sick mad was in Mrs. Betsey A. Clawson, well known
extremes when he went under the sur­ here. That Mis Clawson hsd Rheu­
geon’s knife, and it is asserted by med­ matism and had it bad, all her ac­
ical men that the large mortality in a quaintances know.
They also know
given number of operations was due ■he is now cured. Dodd's Kidney Pills
to this fact In this way the popular did it." Mrs. Clawson tells ths story
fear of going through these ordeals of her cure as follows:
“I waa an invalid for most five years
was increased; the surgeons generally
being held responsible for the fatal caused by Inflammatory Rheumatism,
The
helpless two-thirds of the time,
outcome.
To-day there is ie»« fear of the knife, first year I could not do as much
and statistics show that the mortality baby could do; then I rallied a little
Then a
is far less. This is attributed by the bit and than a relapse.
profession to the sdvanced views now ago the gout set in my bands and feet.
held and what may bo termed the I suffered untold agony and in August,
greater popularity of surgery. Of 1903, when my husband died I could
course, a most potent contribution to not ride to the grave.
“I only took two boxes of Dodd’s
this condition of affairs is the more ex­
tensive knowledge possessed by the Kidney Pills and in two weeks I could
wait on myself and saw my own wood.
modern surgeon and bis greater ■ skill,
I dug my own potatoes and gathered
But there is another source from ' which
,my own garden last fall. Dodd’s Kid-'
help comes; that is, that cases requir­
ney Pills cured me.”
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ing the services of wgeopi ire aot de­
Rheumatism is caused by. uric aeid
layed until the last minute, when tbe in the blood. Dodd’s Kidney Pills put
patients are so exhausted or they can­ the Kidneys in shape to take all the
not stand the shock they mtret neces­ uric acid out of the blood.
sarily sustain.
To-day it Is appreciated by all stu­
Doea It pay to. save five per cent of
dents of tbe ills to which flesh is heir your income by economizing on your
that if ths knife is to be used ths soon­ vacation thia year and break down next
er it Is done the better; Just as every­ year from the continued etrain and be
obliged to pay 50 per cent for doctor’a
body knows that if a disease is to be bills, besides the time lost in enforced
checked the sooner medicine is admin­ idleness 1 —Success.
istered the^etter. And to this v^ew of
I Permanently unred. too Btaor nervouaneM
the matter the doctor and tbe surgeon
> after flratday’auaeof Dr.Kline’oGreat Nerv«
havs gradually educated ths people.
»rer. Send for Free 09 trial bottle and trealia*
This accounts for tbe popularity of sur­
gery and for the material diminishing
As Explained.
of tbe death rate of person« passing
Benson—Why does your friend Hig­
Under the knife.—Baltimore Herald.
gles always carry his watch in the rear
pocket of his trousers?
An Important personage-
Dawson—Oh, be’s * crank on punctu­
Oaller—Well, tbe nerve of thatl
ality.
M e n ■ 11 a n t—W hat I*_
Bensoa—But what hns that got to do
CgHer—Didn’t you hear that snip of with carrying his watch as aforesaid?
Dawson—Why, it enables him to al­
a bof referring to you as “Bill?”
Merchant—'Sh! That'» our office ways show up a little ahead of time.
boy. So long as I can prelend I didn't
Mothers will find Urs. Winslow»'« Soothing
hear him it'« all right—Philadelphia Syrup the be»t remedy to use for their children
during the teething period..
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Ledger. .
Blood Medicine
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ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Gettinc ■ Likeneaa.
City Editor—What’s tbe matter?
Art Editor—Matter enough. - L’v» got
no picture of Blazeawayski, the great
Russian general, who's Just reached
the front.
City Editor—Oh, well, borrow the
Janitor’« wig and photograph It These
Russian generals are all whisker».—
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Oenulno
»u^t«aS■,^ £8& gSi’lA0^»
druggists. Price 26 cent».
Carter’s
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
A count of the church and saloon at­
tendance in Paddington, a district of
London having a population of 142 000,
made by agents of W. T. Stead on a re­
cent Sunday, showed that the saloon at­
tendance was the greater by ten to one.
Only 16,000 women attended church,
while 28,000 were found in saloons.
»Keeley liquor - morph ine - tobacco
l'Äire M«rrs permanently cured
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FOR FULL PMTKULM5
MwaMwraungTiwT^
CARTELS
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FOI IEABACNL
FOI OIZZINEIS.
FOR BIUOUMEM.
FOR THF» LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATIOR.
FOR SALLOW SKIR.
FOR TRE COM FLUIDI
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CURE SICK HEADACHE
Blessed Be Business.
‘■-The ladies of the club were closely
grouped about the speaker of the aft­
ernoon, a remarkably successful wom­
an' In whom commercial and literary
ability were admirably balanced.
“Tell us, in a few words, bow to be
successful," said one of the ladies. In­
sistently.
•‘To be successful," said the success­
ful one, “all we women have to do Is
to make as much of a business of our
own business as we do of the things
that are none of our business.’’
In
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SERPENT
The wont disease the world has ever known, and
the greatest acourge to the human race, is Contagious
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NOV Blood Poison. One drop of the virus of this most
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horrible of all disease* will pollute and vitiate the
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purest, healthiest blood, and within a short time after
tify
the first little «ore appears the system is filled with the
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awful poison and the «kin breaks out in a red ra«h;
the glands of the groins swell, the throat and mouth become ulcerated,
the hair and eyebrows drop out, and often the entire surface of the body
■ covered with copper-colored splotches and sickening sores and erup­
tions. Contagious Blood Poison is as treacherous and elusive as the
serpent. You may be carrying it in your veins with no visible evidences
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After suffering twelve years
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no
hd
from Contagions Blood Poison,
mercury and potash seem
to cure and all external
medicines procurable, and stead­
the die*
■igne dica.
ily continuine to grow worse, X
ease is doing its destruc-
phyaiolana
tive work within, or the
tneurabla. :
patient is constantly
harassed by returning
symptoms and unmistaka­
ble traces of the blood
poison. Thousands of wmmw , x . o .
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physical wreck* *nd
chronic invalids from the effects of Blood Poison know the uncer­
tainty of the mercury and potash treatment—th*t it stifles but does not
kill the serpent. As long as there is life in the serpent there is danger
in its fangs; and while your blood is tainted there is danger of infec­
tion. Safety lies only in crushing out the life of the loathsome disease
end killing the serpent. For many years S. S. S. has been known a*
an
containa
vegetable ingredients, and we offer $i,ooo for pi
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' mercury, potash or
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tho lc*#t _____
particle
of
| other mineral. It thoroughly purifies the
I blood, improves the appetite and digee-
a tion, and tones up *11 parts of the system.
■ In chronic and long-standing cases of
9 Blood Poison, S. S. 8. act« promptly and
without leaving any bad after-effects.
and
our r physicians
will
„Write us sbout your r,«— —
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* Î «ut charge, and we will mail you free our home-treatment book tell-
ing all about Contagiano Blood Poison and its different stages and
symptom^.
SANDALWOOfc
Ayers
land* of the New Hebrides from
which wore formerly brought large
Fall i ns half means weak hair.
quantities of «andalwood. The care-
Then strengthen your hair;
iesauoea of the natlvee in protecting
feed it with the only hair food,'
tbe forest» reduced the product, until
Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It checks
now there la very little valuable wood
falling hair, makes the hair
on the inland. Rev. H. A. Boberteon,
in "Erromango, the Martyr lala," gives
a brief history of tbs «andalwood
trade.
The Erromangan« for generation«
used the sandalwood as they would
grow, completely cures dan*
any other, for fuel, and had no Ide*
of Its value until foreigners cams and .druff. And it always restores
color to gray hair, all the rich,
asked for it Tbe only price that waa
at first given was a «mall bit of hoop-
dark color of early Ufe;;
Iron, from three to four Inches In
•fund I would low II Ml TU.I11 (nod Ay«r*.
length, and this for a greet boat load
MMr vizor. It quickly ctoppS the falltni and
wiad« mr balr all I ooeld wUb it to be.”
of wood. The eavagee were greatly
¿Buzeca K ALliw. EllaabMU, X. J.
taken with, the Iron, for by eharpenlng
it on a stone and fastening it to a
fo r r—
piece of wood they made themselvea
rough, light hatchets. Before that they
had nothing but their ancient imple­
ments of stons with which to work.
Netai, tbs great chief Netai, of
Cook's Bay, used to delight to tell me
Modesty Explained.
of the olden tlmee on Errotnango, and
Foreigner—Many of yon Americans
how slow were the methods of cutting have distinguished ancestors, yet you
trees for their houses and eanoes. never mention them. Why Is’tbat?
Every tree had to be burned at the
American—It’s this way. While, we
WEEKLYJ
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A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG SO­
CIETY WOMAN’S
LETTER.
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521 Wabasha St.
Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O.,
; Dear Sir: “I took Peruna (pst
«Ummer wpen I was all run down,
ami had a beiidache and back­
ache, and no ambition for any­
thing. I now f««l as well as I
ever did in aU my life, and all
thanks is due tn your excellent
1’eruna.”—Bess F. Healy.
The symptoms,of-summer ca­
tarrh are quite unlike in different
cases, but the mast common ones
are general lassitude, playiffk>ut,' I
tired-out, used-up, run-down feel­
ings, combinid with more or less
lieqvy, stupid, listless, mental
condition. Itelish for food and
the ability to digest food seems
to be lost.
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Rkin eruptions, sallow com-
pfotion,
biliousness.
costeiL
tongue, fltfdl, irregular sleep,
help to complete thd picture
which is so common at this sea-
»(to*
1’eruna so exactly meets all
these conditions that the demand
is so great for this remedy at this
•eeson of the year that it to near­
ly impossible to supply it,----
Hair Vigor
railing Hair
»till remained the slow work of hack­
ing with etone axes to sever it from the
stump. Such was ths early Erroman-
gan method of hewing wood, and the
sandalwood had to be cut In this way.
The ships carried great lengths of
hoop-Iron bound together. Amid tbe
babble of voicee from swarms of
naked, painted, savages clamoring for
their pay, and the confusion snd shout­
ings that arose as the huge logs were
swung Into place, there could be beard
the click of the hammer as it struck
the anvil; the iron was being cut Into
the coveted lengths
After the logs were burned and cut
down, they were carried to the bay
on men's shoulders. The biggest logs
bad to be dragged down the rocky
mountain tracks.
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At the present time the sandalwood
tree, once so plentiful, is' fast disap­
pearing, and there Is llttls to remind
one thst sandalwood ones grew on
every hill and clustered In every vsl-
ley of Erromango.
In appearance the bark, whicb is
rough and of a llght-broVvn color, Is
somewhat like that Of the cherry tree.
The narrow leaves, which are of •
rich green tint and smooth, shiny sur­
face, are not more tban three Inchee
in length. There Is no odor until tbe
tree is cut, and tbe young limbs have
none at irtl. It Is said that unless tbe
bark Is reirtoved the wood loses tbe
sweet scent and becomes valueless. It
is almost ImpoMlble now to secure *
fairly good specimen. Intertribal wars,
as well as the traders, hare helped to
destroy the tree, and the habit that
natlvee have of setting fire to every­
thing and anything has nearly complet-
ed the ruin.
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when we get rich we don’t need sue«*-
tora,
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S100 Reward, $ 100..
Ths readers of this paper *111 to pleased to
learn that there 1» at least one dreaded dlaeaae
that aclence has been able to cure in all Ite
stages, and that 1» Catarrh. Hall’» Catarrh
Cure la the only positive' curs known to the
medfoal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu­
tional disease, requires a constitutional treat-
menL Hadi's Catarrh cun is taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying, th»
foundation of the disease, »nd giving the pa­
tient strength by buildlugbp the constitution
and Misting nature to doing Its work. The
proprietors nave ao much faith in Its curative
powera that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it faite to cure. Send lor Hat
of testimonials.
_ . . _
Address.
F. J. CHENEY « CO.,Toledo, O.
Bold by druggists, 75c.
.
Hall’s Family Pilla are the tort.
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A heavy dock duty wks imposed by
tbe British governjiicut on all vessel«
In Liverpool, »nd Americau ship« were
forced- to-pay double.
The Island Of Martinique was block­
aded and an attack was expected
hourly.
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The Hague sent a deputation to con­
gratulate Napoleon on hl« accession to
tbe throne of Frane*.
Tbe mall stage started running .once
a week from Philadelphia to Pittsburg.
General Jean Jacques Dressulines, of
Hayti, was declared governor for life
Omnibuses were introduced into
Loudon, the first one running from
Paddington to the Bank of England.
All misunderstandings between tbe
United State« and Tunis were amica­
bly adjusted.
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Perwaa Cantatas No Narcotics.
One reason why Peruna has
found permanent use in so many
homes is that it contains no nar­
cotics of any kind. I’eruna is
perfectly hoLndess. It can-he__
used any length of time without
acquiring the drug habit.
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Seventy-five Years Ago:
Peace negotlatlona between Russia
and Turkey fell througp, each country
continuing exteneive preparations for
further hostilities.
Martin Van Buren waa nominated
in Alabama for the office of Prealdent
-
Real Hport.
Tbs ticket speculator entered the pri­ of tbs United States to succeed Gen­
vate office of the great manufacturer. eral Jackson.
An anti-Masonic convention was held
“Now, sir," said the former, “let me
tell you a Mason ticket to the baseball at the capitol of the State of Pennsyl­
vania. Thirteen countiea represented
grounds."
The great manufacturer shook bls nominated J. Bitner for tbe office of
Governor.
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bead sadly.
Brltlab and French aubjects in Con-
“No,” he sighed, "I’m only the bosa
atantlnople, during the absence of tbelr
You’ll have to see tbe office boy.”
ambassadors, were under the protec­
tion of the Netherlands minister.
Tbe British and French ambassador,
were received with great distinction by
the Sultan at Constantinople..
General Tolstoi, of tbe Russian
army, received ordera to Join the army
en tbe Danube, which consisted of 30,-
000 men.
fifty Year* Ago.
A collision on tbe Susquehanna Rail­
road near Baltimore. Thirty killed and
a large number wounded.
An American citizen was arrested on
th* authority of Nicaragua on a ebarge
of keeping up a treasonable corre­
spondence with tbe Plaza de Granada.
NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE.
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Thousands of women.suffer from pelvic catarrh and catarrhal nervous­
ness and don’t know it. Ifyou feel fagged out, begin at once takingDr. Mart-
man’s Peruna. It will relieve your catarrhal affliction and all your organs
will be restored to heslth. Buy a bottle today, as it will immediately allevi­
ate your case.
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’Twas Ever Thue.
Judes—It's useless to ask Brown to
say a word In my favor. He has no
earthly use for'me.
Smith—What's the trouble?
Jones—I was foolish enough to let
him owe me money.
To Break in New Shoes.
Alwayx .hake In Allen’» Foot-Eaw, a powder.
It cure» hot, »wealing, aching, »wollen feet.
Cure» corn». Ingrowing pall» and bunion» At
all druggiati and «hoe «torea, 2V Don't accept
any «utMtitute Sample mailed FREE. Addra»»
Allen S. Olmsted. Le Roy, N. X.
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Wanted Something Less Hackneyed.
Mrs. Reader—Stop at a book store
and pick out a novel for me.
FROM YOUR
Daughter—What sort?
Mrs. Deader—Try to get an oM-fash- P. N. U.
ioned novel, in which the hero and hero­
ine are separated by cruel parent». I
HEN wrl
am a little tired of the young woman
menti«»!
with a mission.
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DEALER
Na. J-l»04.
Th* whote peninsula of Spain was
•need a Decline in Recent Tears.
The best days of the Mississippi
River traffic are long since past, and
the scenes that once endeared that
stream have apparently gone never to
return.
The best year for steamboat busi­
ness on the Mississippi is said to havs
been the one immediately before the
outbreak of the Civil War, says Mr.
Chittenden in the World'To-day. Dur­
ing that conflict, until the North gain­
ed control of the river, commercial
boating below the mouth of the Ohio
was broken up entirely. On the Mis­
souri a new source of business sprang
up in the early years of the war by
the discovery of gold at the bead­
waters iff that stream. Then began
that most remarkable episode in the
history of river navigation., the send­
ing of cargoes from St Louts to ths
bass of ths Rocky Mountains, more
tban 2,000 miles distant and half a
mils vertically upward.
Long before the steamboat business
on the- Mississippi and its tributaries
bad reached its maximum the forces
which were to accomplish its ruin had
begun to operate. The beginning of
practical railroading followed many
years after that of steamboating, but
when it once got well under way its
progress and development rapidly out­
stripped those of its older rivals. Here
was a steam engine that could go with
Its load anywhere. It did not have
to follow water courses. It could
climb mountains if they were in its
way. It could serve the Inland town
as well ss ths river port Its speed
was four times or mors that of tbs
steamboat It was not put out of
commission by tbs winter’s les, but
served the public ths year round.
Clearly, the steamboat stood llttls
show In its struggls with a rival like
this.
For many yean, from one cause
and another, the boats held their own;
but finally the railroads got the up­
per band, and their vast development
In. the twenty-five years following tbs
Civil War practically drove the steam­
boat business from the rivers.
Tbs commercial Interests of the
country have always looked with re­
gret upon the disappearance of the
steamboat. There Is a deep-rooted
conviction that our rivers havs some
value In the commercial economy of
the country, as regulators of freight
rates if nothing more, and there has
been a strenuous effort to maintain
active navigation. There is a hopeful
belief that the future will see the
rivers again teeming with boats, as
they do in Russls, Austria and Franck.
But ths logic of statistics is »gainst
it
declared in state of siege.
The London Missionary Society
opened its first mission at Vezagapa-
■■ Miss Agnes Miller, of *
tarn, Madras.
Russian batteries were destroyed at
Chicago, speaks to young women
about dangers of the Menstrual Balina, the mouth of the Danu.be.
Twenty-five
thousand
Austrians
Period.
marched from Orsova to Wallachia to
•• To Yovwe Wouxx:—I suffered for - forcibly execute the treaty between
six years with dysmenorrhea (painful Austria and the Porte, and If necessary
periods), so much so that I dreaded
every month, as I knew it meant three to expel the Russians from tbe terri­
or four days of intense pain. The tory they bad seized.
doctor said this was due to an inflamed
Extensive copper fields were discov­
condition of the uterine appendages ered at Namaqualand, 'Cape of Good
caused by repeated and neglected colda
Hops.
••If young girls only realized how
dangerous it is to take cold at this
critical time, much suffering would be forty Years Ago.
rrtd them. Thank God for Lydia
Because of the repeal of the gold
Pinkham’s Vegetable Com­
pound, that was the only medicine gambling bill gold on the New York
whicb helped me any. Within three market dropped from 245 to 233.
weeks after I started to take it, I
Secretary Chase, of the Treasury,
noticed a marked improvement in my resigned because Congress declined to
general health, and at the time of my accept hie plan for raising war rev­
next monthly period the pain had
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diminished considerably. I kept up enues.
Rebel forces were raiding along the
the treatment, and was cured a month
later. I am like another person since. Upper Potomac, having Invaded Mary­
I am in erfect health, my e;
land and attacked Martinsburg and
added 12 pound to my Harper’s Ferry, W. Va. .The Thirty-
brighter, 1 have adde
weight, my color is „----- ,, and I feel
light and happy. ’’—Miss A gnes M iller , eighth Congress adjourned.
President Lincoln signed the war tax
25 Potomac Ave., Chicago, JU. — |5ooo
forfeit If original of abovo lottw proving gonulno- bill, which, It was estimated, would
add >300,000,000 to the annual revenues
The monthly sickness reflects
the condition of a woman ■ of the nation.
Senator Fessenden accepted the'
health. Anything unusual at
that time should have prompt Treasury portfolio left vacant by the
•nd proper attention.
resignation of Secretary Chase.
The constitutional convention of
vada selected Nevada as the name of
PRICES THAT TALK.
Thrwhermen and Hawmlll M-n Natal IM It the State and adopted a constitution.
Endian Llnrn stuchrd, Draw Canvaa. 4 ply, 7.
President Lincoln issued a proclama­
Inch Ballin», »37.00. ISO IL I Inch wide, aatnaaa
above, »12,00. Tank PumtM camp!««, *IUi IS IL 1 tion declaring the State of Kentucky
Inch Suction How, 10 ft. DlwhSVse Hone. With no»-
Bcl and strainer, »10.90. Beltln». H«4W<I Packln« under martial law.
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at wholesale price«. Ga neral a«ency tor Parson»
Hswkeya Self Feeder. lane shlnsle min, run only
40 days, at a bargain. Write f< r catalogs.
keiekson
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Hon, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions Teveri sh-
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NEW YORK.
By a vots of 458 to 61 the Brltlih
House of Commons rejected an Irish
borne rule measure.
Over 700 Mormon converts arrived In
Rend ua ten or more name* of yourg people New York from Europe, most of them
with meant to secure a Busines» Education
from the Scandinavian peninsula. *
General Custer at Bismarck, N. D..
cash. Address,
wa»..preparing to start an expedition
Betwell Business College, Tacoma, Wash. against the Sioux Indians who were
gathering near Fort Lincoln.
The Count de Cbambord, In Paris.
Issued a manifesto declaring that
France should revert to a monarchy
andenthrone him king.
Thermometer» In Chicago registered
104 degrees. Illinois suffered from
drought
Ths United States demanded of
Spain Indemnity for the Virginlus
prisoners executed in Cuba.
The big (Eads) bridge across the
Mississippi River at St Louis
opined and dedicated.
$5 For a Name $5
CASTORIA
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
RUSSELL HIGH GRADE MACHINERY
ENGINES
BOILERS
SAW
MILLS
STACKERS
Write for Catalogue
and Prices
PORTLAND „
0RB3ON
The A, H. Averill Machinery
_________________
Makin« at Least Ono Exception.
Customer—Do you keep fur cape?
Freeh Clerk—No, sir; we sell 'em.
Customer—Not always, my friend.
You msy keep one that you might bare
sold to m* Good-day.—Philadelphia
Press.
It is too bad that there isn’t some
way for always having a girl baby Just
three years old la the family.
PISO S LURE FOR
Beware of keyholes. It waa Eve’s
dropping that caused Adam’s dowafalL
COMSliM PTION
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Mme. Sarah Bernhardt gave a pre-
sentation of Macbeth at the Lyceum
Tbeater, London, whicb wae a blztrlon-
Ic faliure.
were killed In antl-
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Algiers.
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I owa stopping the retailing of liquor
la that Stat*.
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Chinese exclusion set of 1882, making
tbe la* more reetrictiv*
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