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ECZEMA'S
ITCH IS TORTURE.
J 7 . i cmi-n-d y an a id l-amiT in i
e i -.-I cooing in contact with the
p.. . :. i J r .-i'irm.7 r r ;i t if !;n .'i.l ill- j
fi:i l! i , little ui i'. if f nij-tio:; f.nm j
.!,- :.;.r.-r a thin. Mi. kr which
r' : , ;. ,.!. n.r itf , . .nil tune t pkin id
r- and littuml r,f;rm;i in ant ;
;..r;::ent iii. , ."t.;! U: n iiee,
.!. r.K and l-u nitip at time at
- -ar! le ; t)ie a t A burning '
: t. twe out an-! et the Ltn i
S.!. w aa!ic- n.r -t!.r ci'.rr
, , i,;t !, .1.1 r.v tini e .: !r aa
tisr. rema;r. m tJ;e blood
.fr? t ip skin imta'.e.'
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V h J.CK.P -v .4.4 M.x.ee Si , ktiCui, Mo.
8 S. ? n.utrilires thi iJ poison,
rfm'.jthe Mixed and restore it to a healthv,
natural sla'.e, and the roui, unhea.&j
tkm heevmes aoft, snKoth and clear.
cures Tetter,, Brr
aitie'.av rrv.na;s, Alt
Kie am and ail kin
I diseaaes due to a pois
oned condition of the
Hood, peal for our rx.k ar..i wn; Hi
t'Ct Tour cajif , Our phyctr have
BO!etiiediiajiesa J. ft studv, an4 Can
rieli jem bv the-.r a.ince ; -e maie cj
Charge for tbi servK . All correapondecce
ia conducted in vric;et coafideticc.
TttC t ft UriC CO, .TVAKT. CJL
MiiNS OF riKVJKK
Furo Indication of Growth
American Citio
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nner of Mttr of Slrffl
v kirm Ihona Thrlr Wmrrlal lt-
Hiiimirnt T4nrar Inter
riling Kltfnrrt.
Thif is no survrw.iv of i'i,trniir.
thi growth 1 if in. Aimrii-an mil
r, 1 ,pai,: in r-aHvt f juatrrifil doel-
; 11 cut ih.'Ui l i't;niianiii: tin' rtl.iUou
vl,:h its piiM'd stnfts In-ivr to its tin-
piiMMi, Vhr i en-uu'i r is an iu:uir
l.,i.t f .1r.1t ionary in the fouiulntiort of
it.i.r.i. -orHr:tioius in tho Tinted
Stau-K. and csjuvially in su.-h of tbein
11s are 11 ).c ncion ost n f the A!le
hikiiiea, lint striHt pai onifiits 11 ro e
,h nsive. ar.,1 it is not until a city is
opulent nor.i.Tri to enjoy the luxury of
n l.ii: tr. :ni. '.pill debt and a lari.-e erotlit
t?.:.; the ijuestion of ituviern and m
pr.i t u.er.ts sivare udixjuato Bt
U'litittU. .
Iti roston. for ltvt-irioo, one of tho old
ci'.ie. there are 311? miles of naved ik1
140 miles of unpaved streets. In H.ilti
inore there ftre M H" miles of paved and
only 4? miles of unpaved streets. In
rhiiadelphia there are miles of
p4ied and 433 miles of unpaveil strvets.
lV.it in the newer cities of the country
this eiMidition i-s reversed, am! Chieairo.
which has l.iXnt miU of pavel. has
1.5iC miles of unpaved streets. In St.
Iavu'is the number of miles of paved
streets is 3T0 and of unpaved 500. In
Omaha there are 2 miles of paved
ftreet and i0 miles, of unpaved. In
Minneapolis, a city wt.k h is prow inir
rapidly in population, there are 8S
mile of paved and ?00 miles of un
pavel streets. In Brooklyn there are
515 miles of paved and "jvi.S mile of
If
Yon Could Lool;
intnthe futnrear.i! ect!i.-.-.-!! i
t. hi.'h wnir i. '.1.. 1 ' . 1-. '
wilt hritit vn. "' we. l.l . r ;! at
oiu-t au.T that naturally oi..u ia ti.ioi.f;a
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cunmntrext to cute Ooa-
I 1 FH JUIIUHWU, lilOH.llltli,
W A st
t 1
V. ma. atul u'.l
TroiiMea, Cure Cimirh un.l I .-..urn 11 .lay.
" cents. Write to S. 0, V 1 1 t-s & Co.,
I.e Key, N. V., i.u ftee Inal K-ttie.
Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies th Blood
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If l:av r a rt tf-t
I .r tin ! . f '.
l, aiiiiKi t''-". 1 (to iHumlh
- . .1 k 1 nib' -li t'.w c
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
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Kvr Sukfn. uVflk. u, or lirtpc 1
TKRt-lJ RK1KIT lOPST. 1IIH M.O r K 'Ulh
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
t.4 1 "r.r?;
, ut. paved street. The pavement of
It U rer.,.r!o.l tl.t J. .1. Hill Brooklyn streets, which :s now a sub- ktC
shovus a certain tackw ardness, w hich i
It ie expected the Greater New York j
hoMiTtit h!! the kT-''Terua.-iit traD-
tH.rte t,d thst lirig!iJier-Gtif?riil
lx)ig liiv rnare of theae
Cot tb I'ttt aii.i is il 10 C ner i
Aver,' ,1-n,T.t,iwni w tr eple
Of tiim!riaiti Stomeo Lier
TalTtn. f' tet pbvaic. Tbe !
Core .-ii rir of Ibe ttini?t, bl!io3
im aud bealaetie.
The earl of Pysrt Las offered
i.'lt',ix" toward the erection of a
latioL&l oprs hnue in London.
j.rovidi the remaioder if the
i.Vi.iti, which he belietes i;- nec
tary, is raied in six moratba.
If lroaWe-3 with a "eik du'tino,
b-"ieriitii, roar t-irrjsie,i or if yoa feel
d tl? aftr ti; g, tr C iamberlsir,' .Sto-r-oh
.d.1 L fsbl-t. Pr'f. 15 ccs.
h iE-jin free t C 'Ofjer X Aer' dra
tir.
Williaai lirAuibleey. preident of
the Montreal I.acrc.-e t'lub. di.
reobf of the Montreal Athletic
Association, and a inaLuf-ctarer of
jee!rj.wan arrectAii t JrL Albans,
Vt..on a chire of Btnagling d;a-iL.oiid-',
and war- reletd on hail.
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WOMAN
A IfiiOVlINEN T CHICAGO
( 8FLAKS
Pi if K u Tyler, of Cuica.-o, Voe-rrT-:i--Lt
Iiliooia ttiiD'i Alltfine. 10
ipefckir-rf cf CDHtiiberUiii'" C'-oD K-m-ejy,
iti: "I anffered h a severe cold
thin w.Ltef whica thre tenrj n rno IBlO
put-flii icia. I trtd differriit r-tcediei
bot I serrxej to grj worse u 1 loe
nir Jicid" npsrt ta f tomeh. A 'rieod
aiet.-fd me t try Coarx LrUiD' Oyagb
K-aejy aol I fooad it wa p.eaaart to
take kp J it relieTI m at oic. I am
tti etit.rt-ly r-criered. feavej doctor
bill, lite aod snff-rioi. -l1 I will nove
b- witO'iot thi o!fj 1 1 1 cr iici ce agir.."
Fjr tale by C 'D-r 4 Aver
A locil companj, cuiiipooed of
Portland men interested in the oil
tasine--, Ls the rxiai-linery on the
ground aud will in a few dy
cuncDeiif"' wrikuLC a well on th
frrn of & F. N hitraker. thr-tniW-g
arlli of Mjnraoatu.
THE MOTHEr. S FATOBltE.
Cban-be'lain'a Owfir- fta3j ia tba
ni.itt.rt frortte. It ia tieaot iudf'r
f ,r o'iil lrT to tka ao 1 alwaye earea I'
i jLtod-1 nrpecially fir eootha. eoli
craoj.' aL 1 wbo'iptof (y.ufh, and la the
t.-at mei. -iaa raada f . r it-eae dew,
Ttiere if not th' laat Jnr ia givitg
it to etiii Iren for it ' ai no opnra
or other mjarioaa &raj aad raay ba ir
1 eTLfiJaoUr toibbHto aaadolt.
K in. et.y Cir Ayari.
A I-t-perxte ebooting affray, iL
whifh Ol
" of th- ctinlfctact." i tar
Ullv
d. opcurr-'j a
t H
-Llev
project will do away with by making
available the municipal credit neces
tary for the issuance of bonds for new
pavements. At the present time
uiorethan 250 miles of Brooklyn streets
more than one-half the whole length
of paTed street have the primitive,
unsatisfactory and unpopular cobble
stones. There are 110 mile of streets
paved with granite. 60 miles, especial
ly in the neighborhood of the parks
and parkways, macadamized; 44 miles
paved with Belgium blocks, 40 miles
w :th asphalt, and one mile with a still ;
more primitive method, practically un- j
known to New York, thouph quite fa- j
miliar in Philadelphia brick pave- ;
liiects. A meeting waa held in the !
annexed district of Brooklyn lat w eek
for the purpose of atritatinp the ques
tion of the improvement of the Vve
cietts of that city, but in this respect, j
aa in some others. Brooklyn, for ob- .
vious reasons, is much behind New
York. I
In this city there are no streets ;
paved with brick, aii'l there is less than
one-quarter of a miie of cobblestone
pavement in all. This is to be found
ia one of the atreeta of the Ninth ward. :
There is a email section of town a par- j
tion of one street paved with wood,
but wooden pavements have lonp atr- j
been votd a failure in practical opera- .
tion in New York. The city has 1-5 j
mi l-s of granite. 142 miles of macad
amized ro&'ls and streets, 04 miles of
nsphalt. and "X miiee of Belgium pave
ment. The city of Philadelphia, much
!arrer territorially than New York, has
331 miles of Belsrium block pavement,
172 of aphalt. II- ma alam. To of vetri-ii-d
brick. 11 of granolithic, three of
slae and nearly 2"0 of cofablestfme.
The growth of an American city is
i-hown clearly by the number of mil-
of inx-rov-d pavement in atreets, and
It i oelieve! by public works officials
that aft-r January 1, l-'Jt. there will be
a visible improvement in all the pave
ments of the city outside of it preset
bo'iadarics. N. Y. Sun.
Pon't tie the U-p of your
Jolly and praaervo j - iri
Ciool J fiiiliioced n . ;il
lham If the now, ;;,
. ajaoluialy sure v y I ;
a thin coatmcf rt're
Redned Faraif.p.c ili.i
no Uiato or cc'. i-. I
air ttcht and a.-tJ
S.- r" ' 'iTA' lit K.-.fti tn ait.T.-i .!'.. i
E i rv -mri wars ahon the v.r.-i.
Koil dlrectlocs vrlth
ecch cako.
Sold everrwherp. IZada tr
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