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Dld'nt Get Her Share.
Mrs. Newcombe (as she puts down
the family paper, fondly to her hue
band) Oh, Herbert, if I could only
read snon a lovely obituary notice in
the paper about you as I've just read
about a man down in Pittston. Some
how, blessings seem to me to be awful
ly unevenly divided nowadays. Judge,
Scrofula
In the Blood
Scrofula lurks in the blood of almost every
one and unless Its poisonous taints are
thoroughly expelled from the system, it is
liable to break out at any time in sores,
eruptions, hip disease or some other pain
ful form. Hood's Sarsaparilla oures
scrofula promptly and permanently.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is America's Greatest Medicine. tl; alitor $5.
Hood's Pills core indigestion. 25 cents.
A a Brother.
A certain curate was of a painfully
nervous temperament, and, in conse
quence, "was constantly making awk
ward remarks intended as compli
mentsto the bishop and others. Hav
ing distinguished himself in an unusual
degree during the gathering of clergy to
an afternoon tea at the bishop's palace,
he was taken to task for bis tailings by
. a senior onrate, who was one of his
companions on the way home.
"Look here, Bruce," said the senior.
decidedly, "you are a donkey I Why
cannot you Keep quiet, instead of mak
ing your asinine remarks? I am speak'
lng to you now as a brother "
Loud laughter interrupted him at
this point, and for the moment he won
dered why. 8t. Louis Globe-Democrat
Pure Tea
in packages
at grocers' .
Schillings
Best
A monster sewing machinn, weighing
iniee ana one-quarter tons, is in use in
ljeeds, fcnlgand. It sews cotton belt
ing-
Ao household is complete without a bot
tle of the famous Jesse Aloore Whiskey. It
13 a purs ana wnoiesome stimulant rec
ommended by all physicians. Don't ne
glect tms necessity.
Ihe bitterness of a grain of stryoh
nine can be tasted in 1600,000 grains
oi water.
To Cnre a Cold In On Day
late Laxative Bromo Oninlnn Tnhleto
All druggists refund money if it fails to
a cooio root oi new laiien snow
A LI
weighs five and a half pounds, and has
ia times the bulk of an equal weight
oi water.
If you want the best wind mill, pumps.
J, a waguns, oeiia oi au sizes.
boilers, engines, or general machinery, see
or write JOHN POOLE, foot of Morrison
uvei, roruana, uregon.
In India the average duration of life
of the natives is 21 years as against 44
in Britain.
Piso's Cure for Consumption is the best
ui u cougn cures. ueorge w. iiotz,
fatracner, L,a., August 26. 1895.
On Method of Treatment.
Jones Our minister is apt to take
an original view of any snbject. He
is to preach next Sunday on the para
oie ot tne prodigal son.
Smith I don't see how he if going
w say anytning new about thak
iiones xou can't ten. He may
make nis sermon an expression of eym
pathytorthe fatted calf. New Vork
Journal.
The Kaiser's Tour.
The Kaiser's Pilgrimage to the Holy
liana nas a prominent place in the issue
oi tlollier's Weekly for November B.
There are- Interesting pictures of the
soenes oi tne emperor's tour, including
one representing the women gathering
stones to repair the roads before the
emperor's arrival.
lie drill of the Roman soldier was
exceedingly severe. It comprised not
oniy tne use oi weapons, but runn inn.
Jumping, olimbing, wrestling, swim
ming, both naked and in fall armor,
An iron-mil! company in Ohio has
suceeded in making a fine quality of
cement irom lurnaoe slag.
I "4 Perfect Type of the Highest Order of
Excellence In Manufacture."
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coa
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, Be rare that yon get the Genuine Article,
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UNC RASTUS' POSSUM YARN,
Thanksgiving Story Told by the Old
Negro for the Children,
N Old Unc Eastus
Pettibone's home,
a very modest lit
tle four-room es
tablishment, great
preparations were
being made for the
Thanksgiving fes
tivities which the
next day was ex
pected to usher in.
The morning came and Aunt Patty took
the opossum which Unc" Ras' had caught
and placed him in a brood pan and put
him In the oven. Aftef the opossum had
baked for a while she opened the oven
and put in the pan a lot of sweet potatoes
which had previously been boiled and split
and let them brown In the 'possun fat.
When the animal was done brown the
family and their friends gathered around
tne festal board and the middle-sized girls
and the big girls, the old folks and the
young folks pitched into the dish and made
merry over the arrival from the South,
After the dinner they had some music,
and wound up with a dance. When the
dance was ended the visitors, to the num
ber of seven or eight, left with a chorus
of good-bys and jokes and the family were
left by themselves.
Put on some coal on dat fiah, you Bona-
paht," said Unc' Bastus. "My law, dat
'possum remlne me of ole Ahkansaw, yas
sah, it sholy do."
"Tell us 'bout it, pa," said Ca'llne, and
the other children clamored for the story.
well, said unc itastus, "down dan In
de Boston mountains whah. I'ze bawn we
dun liv' in one dese heah cabins, log cab
ins. Dey chink up twix de logs with mud,
an' buil' a chimley on de outside. We all
had nine dogs an' fo-teen in de family. Da
wus er smoke-house an' chicken coon an'
er ash-hoppah by de cabin an 'er cawn
crib. We wuz In de valley an' a mile down
de road live Eph Baker an' his fat ly.
Long 'bout dis time de yeah Eph an lile
an' Wash Adams an' de Beazely boys we'd
staht out early in de evenin' aftah 'pos
Bum. Tain' no use fow to go twel de
Simmons is ripe an' de fros ripe de 'Sim
mons. Xessah, de fros it rlpes de slm
mons an' den de 'possum he gwyne come
out In de moonlight. Dey wuz mons'ous
woods dah. Dey wuz red oak, black oak,
pos' oak, gum tree, ellum, sycamo' an1 a
lot othuz.
Well, suh, we'd have 'bout fohty dogs
mo er less an one de ueazely boys he'd
fotch 'long ole musket. Dns all de gun
we got. De moon he light up de valley.
de old broom sage tiers doy layln round.
an' at de aldge de fiel's wuz mos' oftenest
de 'slmmon trees. Now, de 'possum love
simmons. lie eat berries, yassah, an
buds an' roots, but, my Lawd, he fine 'slm
mon tree de darkest night evah blowed.
De boys dey off In de woods chasln'
ronn' de fiel's an' tarln' up de groun' look-
In' for 'possum. Da jus' three kine 0'
dogs in dat country. Da Is de noun' dog.
de cur dog an' de fice dog. De cur dog,
dey mos ly call 'em mungrel heah, dey
bes' foh 'possum. We llssen to dem crazv
dogs hoilah an' bark. Den Eph Baker he
say, 'Das Tige, de triflin' scoun'rel.'
"Den we heah another bark an' ef we
heah dat dog hoilah all de boys dey say,
Das music, una snoiy possum.' I ewrne
tell you we rar over de broom-saae an'
we git ovah de fence an' dah by er big
Simmon tree can s music Hose, Venus
an er lot de otuuh dogs. Tlge, he aln'
dah. Ole mUt' 'possum he up in tin 0' de
simmon tree, and I climb de tree an' soon
I ketch 'im, he give up an play he daid.
Yassah, he doan show no sign dat he liv-
In'. Den we sets de dogs goin' again, an'
mebbe we hear off In de aldge 0' de woods
boo-woof, boo-woof, 00, oo, 00, an' if dey
is ernudder dog go wah-ah arp-arp-arp
nine o- nign, con aas music an' usis 'pos
sum. Den we clar de fences an' run throo
de broom-sage an' when we find ole music
dey's 'possum dah.
"Well, suh, when we git all de 'possum
we want we go home, an' den I take big
ol 'possum an' dress him an' stretch him
ill fJr
WHEN UNO' EASTUS WAS YOUNG. N
THANKSGIVING DINNER ON THE OLD
out on de roof of de smokehouse. In de
mornin' day takes 'im an' day pa'bile 'im
to kit out da wiie taste, an' den day puts
im in old oven. De fat Jes' bile out, an'
when de 'possum gettiu' bake awhile vo
ole mammy take dese yer long yams dat
been bile already an' put in de oven with
mist possum.
"IV ole mammy got turnips an' back-
Done, cabbage an nambone an lye hominy
an' pone, corn pone. Well, suh, dcy all
bus' deyselves eatiu' 'possum, an gen-ally
has a little 0' dish yer apple-jack an' dey
sweetens it with 'lasses. Yo' kin cat a
DBEAMISO OP OLD DATS.
heap 0' 'possum, caze It doan' hurt yo
When de 'possnm all gone, all de sop
cleaned up, de taters an' de cabbage, de
hambone an' de backbone des out 0' de
way, den dcy clears away all de dishes an'
de table an dcy 'gins to pat juba an' git
de Cddle on de banjo down.
"Day doan dance dese yer waltzes in my
time. Dcy dance one at a time or maybe
dey s a boy an' a wench dey dances to-
gedder. But dey dance. Dey doan slide,
Dey buck an' dey wing an' dey double
shuffle an' puts in de fancy steps an' de
res' dey pats an' hollers. De fiddler he
got de tlddle way down on de lef arm, an'
he sawln' away on 'Chicken In dp Rrend.
tray,' 'Cottoneye Joe,' 'Soapsuds Ovah de
rence,- or some 0' dey hoe-down tunes.
an de banjo keepln' time. Dey loose de
chinkin' out de logs. Ohl my law, all de
dishes jumpln' in de cupboard an' de pick'-
nmnies aey jumpln' up an' down yo kaln
hole 'em down. Ole Mammy Jupe de
real ole mammy she sit In de cornah
smokln' one 0' dese yere red cloy pipes
witn one 0' de cane stems dat dey cuts In
de cane-brake. De dogs dey outside
breakln de 'possub bones an growlin'
ovan de nambone.
"When one boy get tlahd dancin' ernud
der boy he step in an' dey des keen dancin1
an' singln' an' pattln' all night yassah,
twell de ole red sun he showin' dat he
gwyne come ovah de mountain. Den" dev
all slip away an' go whah dey can sleep
ton an any.
Mr. Kustus reached for his pine. "Git
along to bed now, you chlllcn," he said,
and there was a general scampering. The
old man puffed away reminiscently.
KEPT THE GOBBLER.
Farmer Bolton Find He ITae Many
.Reasons to ue Thankful,
LAMED if I quite
agree with this
here way of rega
latln' our givln' of
thanks by law an'
p r 0 e lermations,"
said Farmer Bol
ton In a meditative
wsy to his wife.
"It looks too mrfeh
like sebtln' a stake
an' a servin' notice
tnat when yon
reach it yon must bow down an' make
your acknowledgment, no matter what
your real feellu's is. I can't scs that
FARM.
wevve got much tcr be thankful fur this
year, Liddy."
"0, yes, we have. We M
"Hol'.on, now, hoi' on, Liddy. That's
a way you have of rushln' me with argy
nients an' dowiiln' me afore I gets rightly
started. Jest wait till I git through. Our
crops was mostly a failer, owln to too
much rain. What we did harvest didn't
really pay fur th ralslu'. That two-year-old
colt was killed by lightnln', most of
our standin' timber was destroyed by fire
an' a good mnny rods of fence went th'
same way. Now you can't houeBtly say,
Liddy, that we're as fur along as we was
this time a year ago."
"I didn't know you were so worldly,
Josh. You talk as though we ought to
rebel against Providence whenever the
credit side of our bank book doesn't have
a steady growth. WYre both In th' prime
of life with good health. We've been
given more time to pny off the mortgage.
None of the great disasters we rend about
has touched us. There is nlentv In the
cellar and the grnnnry to live on if we
were without a dollar. That state of af
fairs would be a godsend to tens of thou
sands this winter, Josh. And you know
that Jimmie pulled through after the doc
tor guve him un and is as hardy as a
knot!"
'So he did, the blessed little imn of mis
chief, But I won't dispuic with you,
Liddy. You don't give a (Viler no fair
chance. I was goin to sell that 20-pound
gobbler, but we'll jest keen him fur a
center piece Thanksgivln'."
Our Thanksgiving.
We'd thought on this Tbanksglvlu' day
To eat our ounkln nle
With dear old mother at the farm,
as 10 me aays gone uy.
Bnt greater Power than we had willed
That mother shouldn't stay,
An' then we couldn't boar the fnrm,
When she had slipped away.
80 brother John, he sent me word
Ter visit him a spell,
An' eat In style Thanksgivln' day
Up at his big hotel.
Well, seeh a bill 0' fare as that
I never see afore,
With all the things I ever eat,
An' several dozen more.
I labored hard to do my pnrt
At talk an' etiquette;
Though John wus hardened to tl.s
Sometimes bis eyes wuz wet.
world,
I knew that though his pnrse could buy
The costliest kind of dish,
Fer mother's rare Thanksgivln' treat
Be often felt a wish.
An' when I left him fer the night,
I couldn't help but say,
"It ain't the food ner ylt the style
That makes Thanksiflvlrr' Anv
Detroit Free Press.
Pumpkin Pies and Thanksgiving.
With the pumpkin borrowed from thm
Indian, and the Yankee lnircnuitv that
grew up with the New Englnuder forced
to rely on hi Inventive skill, the pie was
an easy creation. The pumpkin no doubt
was one of the earliest ot Its family, for
rruits wncn tne white man came were
only such ns he found wild and they would
not keep through the fall and w uter as
the modern genius has made possible. The
pumpkin, however, was a keeper, and
therefore available at late periods of the
year for pies and sauces, and It has never
lost its place on the Thanksgiving table.
Nor, to do it justice, is there any reason
why it should. The pumpkin pie needs
no apologies on Thanksgiving or any other
Our Own American Day.
No matter what Its obscure origin, the
American Thanksgiving is our own Amer
ican day now, and, set in its thoroughly
American surroundings, it is a chief
among all the happy days of the year. May
we all have opportunity and reason to ap
preciate ana snare in many of them.
Signs of the Times.
First Turkey Oh, cheer up, old man.
you are superstitious.
Becond Turkey No, I'm not supersti
tious, but when I pick up cranberries by
the kitchen door three days in succession
it makes me kinder melancholy.
The Night Before Thanksgiving.
SEQUEL TO A SEA TRAGEDY.
Andersen, the Olive Tecker Murderer,
Hull Hang.
Washington, Nov. 10. The United
States supreme court has alllrnied the
Judgniont of the lower court and denied
a writ of habeas corpus to John Ander
son, convicted and sentenced to bo
hanged after his trial in Noifolk, Vs.,
for the murder of the mute of the Olive
Peokor.
The Andersen oust) litis attracted
widespread attention, btng a ea
tragedy of singular romance mid atro
city. The schooner Olive Pucker sailed
from Boston, hidun with lumber, for a
point on theFlatto rivor, Biazil. When
150 milot off the coast of Brazil, An
derson, a Swede, had an altercation
with the onptuin. Wheu tho hitter re
tired to the cabin, Anderson followed
and shot tho captain dead, lid then
armod himself heavily and wont on
deok, where, mounted on the fore
castle, he terrorized all on board. Tho
mate, who was aloft, wab on Hod down,
and while pleading for his lite, was
shot four times. Then the orow oro
ordered to throw tho dving mate over
board, and On protesting that ho was
cot dead, were assured that he was
"dead enough." This dono, tho ciow
were marched below at the point ol a
pistol and ordered to throw the enptuin
overboard. Then Andersen directed
that oil be thrown over the lumber,
aftor which the oil-souked ship was set
afire and the murderous crew took to
the boat".
Anderson was appreliondod at Biihln,
Brazil, and sent north on the United
States gunboat Lancaster. Ho wus
tried and convicted in the United
Btaies oourt at JNorlolk, Va., and a
stubborn light wus made up to the su
preme court, the conviction being con
tinued. The last niovo was in the
presont application for a writ of habeas
corpus on the ground that Andursen'i
constitutional rights were invaded when
the lower oourt -assigned him oonnsel
Instead ot giving him his own choiee.
Chief Juatioe Fuller, in antiounoing
the court's decision, said the records
of the case showed that no fundamental
right had been doniud Andersen, but
that he had been represented from first
to last by able counsel. The time when
counsel was not nrosont was at a pre
liminary hearing of Andersen, but this
was not used in the subsequent trial,
mi. j 1 . .
me uecision 01 tne lower court was
afflrmod. The effect of this will bo to
have the execution, which had boon
stayed until December 9 next, carried
out. .
DIED IN HIS PRIME.
ArcnbUbop Orom Receives the Last
Summons,
Baltimore, Md., Nov. 10. Arch
bishop Gross' death at St. Joseph's
hospital today was not wholly unex
pected, bnt it was thought he might
live Bevoral clays longer. His condition
had improved some days ago, but early
yesterday morning he began to sink and
grew worse rapidly. Death resulted at
8:15 A. M. from valvular heart disease.
Arohbishop Gross oarue East to at
tend the convention of archbishops held
in vvasnington, but was taken sick in
Baltimore, and went to St. Chuilos' col
lege, Wh:-e he conducted a retreat,
aiterwards going to Annapolis for
short stay. He was brought from thero
to Baltimore by his b othir, and taken
at once to St. Joseph's hospital. The
body will be removed to the home of
his cousin, Mrs. Catherine It. Roy-
noma, au7 n-iist North avenuo.
The arrangoments of the funeral have
not been completed, but it has been
docided to bury him from the cathedral
..1 n.oA , I rm . , .
i u'i inurBiiny morning, a
brief service being hold first at the
house.
vurumai uiDoons will conduot a
high mass of requiem at the cathodrul.
Iho seminarians of St. Mary's semi
nary will chant he office for the dead.
and will attend the funeral in a body.
arainai uibuons regarded Archbish-
op Gross as a moat able man, an earnest
worker and a good friend. Speaking of
mm tonignt, tne oardiiml said:
He was an untiring missionary,
ursii in ueorgia ana tlien in Oregon,
and lost his strength by zealous work
in behalf of Christianity; he was in
domitable in the eeivloe of God, and
uiea irom hard work. In his death
the country loses a good man."
WILL SPAIN ACCEPT.
Madrid Officials Believe That She Must
Powers May lie Appealed To.
Paris, Nov. 16. A dispatch to the
lemps irom Madrid says the officials
there do not believe the peace negotia
tions win be broken off. It adds:
"If tl)United States persists in its
present olalms, Spain will aocept the
conditions, alter formally announcing
at a session of the commission, and in
a circular to the powers, that she yields
to force, owing to tho impossibility of
lenewing the war without unobtainable
assistance in dofenso of her rights."
Shells for Manila.
Norfolk, va., Nov. 18. Twenty
thousand six-pound shells will be
shipped to the Mare island navy-yard
Monday, xnree ireight cars will be
required to convey the ammunition
across the continent. Orders have been
reoeived at the yard to work night and
day on tho gunboat Prlncoton in order
that she may as soon as possible join
the squadron whloh is to assomble in
Hampton Iioada.
Big Fleet Under Construction.
Washington, Nov. 16. A statement
prepared by Commodore - Hichbom.
chief of the construction bureau, shows
that on November 1, the navy depart
ment had under construction in various
parts of the country 55 vessels, a larger
numoer man ever undertaken before in
the history of the country.
With a desire to onoourago invest
ment, a bill has been sent to the Mox-
lean oongreBS to exempt from taxation
special privilege companies.
No Alternative, ,
London, Nov. 16. Tho morning pa
pers comment editorially on the nenen
conference crisis, and the American
naval preparations, reiterating their
conviction of the hopelossness of Span
ish opposition and recognizing that tho
United States- has practically no alter-
native, especially after the elections,
bot ooraplete annexation, and that if
fipain continues obstinate the United
States must send a fleet to Europe, an
aotion which no power but Great
Britain would weloome, though none
would be likely to inteifoie in Spain'i
bebaU
ConnunlnlUlefc
A Missouri man filed as an answei to
his wife's suit for divorce an agreement
signed by both "to disband."
Mr. Woodruff, tho New York man
who bus accumulated 50 wives, simply
makes Chicago's Biites-Gutcs, of seven
wifo notoriety, look small.
"I have always had a desire to go on
tho stage," says theft. Louis young
woman who was married last Saturday,
and is now seeking a divorce. She not
only wants to go 011 the Hugo, but she
wants to begin as a stun
PERIODS OF PAIN.
- .
Menstruation, the balance wheel of
woman's life, Is also tho bune of exist
ence to many because It mcuus time of
groat sunYring.
While no woman Is entirely free from
periodical pain, It does not seem to have
turc's plan
that women
othorwhw
healthy
should suffer
so severely.
LydioRlMnk"
ham's Vege
table. Com
pound is
the most
thorough fe
male rcguli
tor known
medical sci
ence. It relieves the condition that pro
duces so much d iscomfort and robs men
struation of Its terrors. Here Is proof:
Dear Mas. Tinsuam: How can 1
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was suffering untold pain at time ot
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feeling, and did not care for anything.
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Plnkhom's Vegetable Compound, one
of Mood Furltler, two boxes of Liver
Pills, and to-day I am a well person. I
wou4.d Ilk to have those who suffer
know that 1 am one of the many who
kavtcen cured of female cunplalnts
by your wonderful medicine and advlco.
Miss Jennib R. Miles. Leon, Wis.
If you art suffering In this way, write
as Miss Miles did to Mrs. Plnkham at
Lynn. Mass., for the advice which sha
offers free of charge to all women.
A canal connecting the Mediterranean
with tho Rod sea existed as early as
600 years before tho Christian era. Its
length is 03 miles.
Seenie to Get Blpe,
One compluint seoms to got ripe in
autumn, and that Is neurulgio. To
soothe the pain, strengthen the nerves
and rid the system of it, use 8t. Jacobs
Oil, the boat known cute.
From riilnn tlKAnno i
itwuiuuo nuiui Ul
human hair Ib exported annually. It
coiuos mostly from the heads of' male
factors, paupors and dead peoplo.
now to
Get Strong
A&ystem which
has become run down
by the trying weather
of the bast summer
is not in a condition
to meet the severe
winter of thislimat
and will easily fall a
breto disease unlets
a proper tonic is
used.
, Or.Williams'Pink
Pills for Pale Peoble
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ind up and strengthen-,
ing an enervated
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Do not confuse
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strengthen the nervesi
Major A. C. Bishop, of
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and could not walk
' iu
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will succeed In their flh.rts to ml. it?
000 to be used In building . l,nttlP.h. J .'l
Rverv Amerle.r, k ""mp.
conts great sunn
io build
you can build u
rmi can build up your heullh lh ' '
er' HI011.tt.1h flili. ... ... f "''
This remedy Is for all
bowel (Unorders.
""' h, llvir Z'i
Rorhdele'a Many liut,h
The town In England bn nro,,i.,
with places of worship in il0' '"J
0110 of Rochdale, where theru nie 14J
chtirohes and oahpels. t'ltt, M '
the Church of England uud no V
Nonconformists. '
follow It Pp.
Sit down and cool off suddenly, lnli
then regret It. for stiffness and ,,'
is bound to follow. Follow it up jt
Ht. Jacobs Oil and yon will Imvo uotklna
to rogrut from a prompt euro.
The New rrnnk l.ell.t -0k.,
Monthly. ' M
Frank Lesllo's Popular Monthly for
November Is tlio Inltiul nmnlmr In th,
now and Improved form of thli ong.
time favorite lllustruted family rui,".
lino, with a hnndsuino cover In ouurJ
and gold. Its pilco Is rod need to ton
cents, one dollar per annum, This (
unquestionably a wlso am) papula,
move on the part of a the piihllaliorn
and tho rotnrn of Mrs. Frank Lualle to
tne etiuorsiup 01 tne mngnxlno Mnm
1
101 it a future as brilliant as Its
has been prosperous.
put
Bicycles are taxed In fihorohsru,
Mass., tho avuiago aBHomcnt this yea!
oeuig tau.
1
100 itKwAnn siuo.
The readers nf this tiaiwr will Iw
jurn tliftt thoro la alkaxt otto drimlt-,! diu-tM
ihat Miotics fma two slila to eur In all iu
d that llCutlrrh.
lInU'i-aurrriiMi,
In the nuly ixMitlvo cure in
nown tn On tTi.,in.T
(raiornlty. Catarrh belli aroiniltuilinialdlii
i''i reiiiire a ConllltilMnal tnatinint.
Ilall'a Caiarrh Hire la taken littvrnally an In.
dlreciljr Hiion tho hlmid and mticnita nirt,
ol the y.iem, Ihoroliy dmlrnylna; th Iwinila.
tlnn ol Uie dlf, and lvtn th tir,
airt'tiKtbbjr btilldliiBiio the coiitlinti(m lni
a.attiu! nature In doing Ita work. The pro.
prletnra have ao much faith In Its .,,ratlve
powf ra, thai they offur One Hundred Dullkra
fur any can that It latin to euro, fond lul Uil
ol ttatlnionlala. Addrcrs
r. J, CM ENEY A CO., Tulwlo, 0.
drnnrlata.760, '
Bold bv d
Uall'iVa
araiiy 1'iua are in beat.
Stockings were first used In the 11th
conlury. Hufore that cloth bHtulugei
were used on the feet.
When ooniltiff to Pan Franrlsoo go to
Brooklyn lintel, 20S-2U Hush aln-et,
American or European lnu. Room and
board $1.0(1 to 11.00 per day j roonm ftO cents
to $1.00 ncr dyj single Meals 20 vents,
tree coach, Clias, Montgomery.
Some scientists assert that the purest
air in cities is found about 25 lost
above tho street surface.
FIH rrmanentl. Torr-d.
ill IW 11 ml Snrra 11
?fto ntnor nrvmiB,iM
iiw of lir. kliut'a urtak
Nerve fl-wtiiror. Komi tor fjlr-.M aa.ou irial
botllKBiid IrimtUa. lift. tf. m.mii T"i mj
Arcaawotrt, l-hudelui,ftar '
The Aeolian harp was the Invention,
It Is believed, ot Atlianasins Kircher,
who lived In the seventeenth century,
and It Is so called from Asolius, tlis
god or ruler of the winds
known
(1 cam
trrnith
Williams' Pluk Pill, for w e mbI?
worth trying and 1 bo Khl" wo bof el' '
ncvviHl WCCAI. I tlflllcMd anina .-4 1.1..
f Tom tht Or Wlliramv UMt
ts3
lev,Uor buck1" Bolts.
left, which we will
Iron Wni-trc
. . .
-i-unqMHU. OK,
VETERANS
If you made a home
stead entry prior to
June22,1874,lorlaa
iihlehr0l.n.tl1tlert,f0 Bn i"lonal "uir,,
worth ,MhinV
dler. iiAn ... . "'1'iiana oi acceasoa 801.
oiora navo same r ght, I will buv ft tin nni
JKK COLLINS, H.l.,, ModU..b.
YOUR LIVER
Is It Wrong?
Get it Right
Keen It Rlnhr
Hoore'a Revenloti Tr,..i. ,, j...
Tour druggist or any wholoaalo drug houae. ot
arora Htowart & Uolmoi Dmr n..
CURE YOURSELF!
Vl Big for unnatural
lJlf,'1.""' 'unammatloBa,
irrllotlona or ulcnralbuj
Vn7.,'icou,.,,",rol"'l9-
ent or polionoui.
old by Uraga-Uf,
ff -nt In plain wrapnar,
W o prom, prepaid, foi
If., r I bottlaf iS.Vs.
Circular aaat on rSiueit.
N. P. S. t.
NO, 4T-'B8.
VIA kJfjrj j
715..Th,rA ,, Detroit, Mich., la a w.ll.
J V wnen f ra m lni" 'Pvllof alckurnaan
f ill 1 to Addjri.Xl
ioi bt nrleitrt.
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