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MARCI» ABSOLUTE SECURITY. A. IIANN A GRAPHIC PEN PICTURE QF THIS POLITICIAN. He Achieve! Fame, Leadership at Genuine Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of See Fee-Simile Wrapper Below. T«ry »mall aod *• euy to take as »»gar. AADTCD C HEA6ACHE. r LIAO FOR DIUINESS. FOR BILIOUSNESS. ITTLE FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THECOMPLEXIOR w, | UENVIN1J Mur RAVI jushx ’ usi , „*72« Purely - -------------------------- UA I ---------- ■ "WL.------ MU B W II V CURE SICK HEADACHE. Kijalia Prize Artillery Salute». The rajahs of India, of whom there are over 100, are classed iu divisions, each of which is entitled to a compli mentary salute of a certain number of guns, ranging from nine to 19 per ra jah. The greatest punishment the gov ernment of India can inflict on a na tive prince, short of deposing him, is to dock him a gun or two on his salute, Ou the other hand, a couple of guns extra is a promotion ss much prized as a step in rank bestowed on the field of battle. GKT FOOTSORK. GET KAME. Bound - He le a Stany-Sided Man of Wonderful Forve end Energy. Carter's DON’T a Notoriety and FOOT* A powder. At this season your feet feel swollen, nervous and uncomfortable. If you have smarting feet or tijfht shoes, try Allen’s Foot-Ease. It rests and comforts* makes walking easy. Cures swollen ami sweating feet, blisters and callous spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and is a certain cure for Chilblains. Sweating, Damp oy Fronted beet. We have over 30.« 0 0 testimonial'. Don’t get footsore ger. Foot-Ease. fry it fodav. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25e. Trial package F ree . Address, Allen ¡8. Olm sted, I.e Roy, N. Y. Although tlie mini of $12,000,000 has been expended during the past eight years in reducing the number of Chi cago’s grade crossings, that city lost 28 citizens last month in grade crossing 1 accidents. Slops tho Cough and Works Otf tho Cold. I Laxative Bromo-Qninina Tablets cure I a cold in one day. No cure, No Pay. | Price 25 cents. There are few more interesting fig ure» in the political life of the country than Marcus A. Hauua. aud iu the cur rent uumber of McClure's Magazine William Alleu White draws a most in teresting pen picture of him. Hanna, says the writer, ia intensely human. There is nothing goil like, nothing demoniac, nothing cherubic. .1 uothing »erpeuliue alsiut hlui. lie plain uuin. who stands iu the last ditch with his friends, aud tights bis enemies to the death, He enjoys a good Joke, a good fellow, or a good diuuer; and. If possible, likes all three served at the same table. Often he wins bril- Ilaucy, sometimes loses conspicuously. makes a fool of himself occasionally, laughs at It good-naturedly, and does It over again, "even as you aud 1." lie has on his lioues the clay of the unex plainable old Adam rich in weakness aud strength, graces and foibles, and withal be has the philosophy which sustained the shepherd of Arden. So his strength is more than his weakness, for he has the virility of common seuse. He is not happy crocheting tidies and adopting ringing resolutions, lie is a man of deeds rather than of explana tions. Hauua Is not a man of exalted ideals. Between bis purpose aud his execution bis path lies in a straight line. If gen tlemen In spectacles come along the path, stretching across strings of ethi cal obstacles, and planting In it the potsherds of transcendental pbilosophic scruples Hanna pushes forward to bls end, kicking away tlie strings and crushing the pottery under bls feet. Later, if be has time, he devotes a few lurid minutes to the spectacled gen try liefore lie closes the Incident with a bang and goes about his business. Hanna Is perfectly willing to admit breakfast with to be accurate. I think au more than ever »luce Saturday night, when the climax of my unhappy marital expwrism** wa« reached. "It wa» Mr». X '« fault, it always It Mrs. X.'S fault Since the t me of Evt the weaker sex ba» beeu to blame f>»r all masculine discomfort. At any rate we were to have »ome friends to dim with us on Sunday, and uiy better half ituteed of going to market early, as »11 should have done, put it off uutil after uoou. and had. a» la her foolish custom I belieie. her baskets of provisions scut to the butcher's to lie delivered l»y hitu. “Saturday night we went to the then ter. aud some malign fate Induced me to tog up as seldom before. I won' my dress suit aud my oi>era hat aud a laiutouniere and the other things that go with this festal array, aud when I came downstairs Mrs. X. said I looked lovely, w hich is her way of declaring that I'nt a presentable-appearing chap. “We enjoyed the play immensely and when we got home we were both so hungry that we agreed to make a rabbit and have a coxy little luueheon to gether. and this Is where I made my aw ful mistake. If I had never suggest ed the lunch my wife wouldn't have discovered there wasn't any butter, nor any cheese in the house; that that ;>er fidtous butcher, tn fact, hadn't sent the market baskets home. "The cook was in bed asleep, tlx- maid gone home to spend the night, the mar ket would close In half an hour. It w as up to tue to get those baskets. “My wife wouldn't even let me change my coat. “ 'Go! Go!’ she kept moaning 'what in the work! will I give Mr. aud Mrs. Blank to eat to-morrow if you are too late? “Behold me. therefore, thirty minutes later the cynosure of all eyes In a trol ley ear. a pair of squawking chickens over one broadcloth-clad arm. a huge market basket on the other. I bad re moved my gloves and my boutonniere, but 1 still appeared sufficiently festive to attract a great deal of attention. "I tried to lie Imperturbable, and to look as If going to market and In full dress was a usual occurrence, but I'm afraid I succeeded badly. "That'« all the story except the after math. which was that Mrs. X. declare»! I was the worst-tempered man »he ever met. and that I could take my choice between getting a divorce or going to a hotel to live. That's the reason we »tart to boarding next week."— Balti more News. PRESIDENTIAL LIGHTNING. Storm’» Frank Nerved a Young I.aw Student to Het, end He Won. "The lightning caused me to tiet on the Presidential election In ltkiO.” Mid a man who was called In ns stakeholder a few days ago, "and 1 won.” “I'm not more superstitious than the average Individual." continued the man, “although my act would indicate the contrary. I was a young man In a law office in a Kentucky town. My precep tor had pasted over his desk a poster containing the portraits of all of the Candida tea—Lincoln and Hamlin, Breckinridge and I.ane, Douglas and Johnson, aud Bell and Everett. The poster contained the platforms of the various parties. There was some un certainty In that campaign. My pre ceptor was an enthusiastic Douglas man anil wanted to liet all he bad on his candidate. It was my first experience in a Presidential campaign, and I had a fool notion that Hell and Everett would be elected. I had never made a money tiet. but I wax aching to take up my BliK-kHtonlan preceptor, although I lacked nerve. "One day there was a thunder storm. The lightning loosened a number of tilings in the town, the building In which I was a law student lielng one. In one of Its pranks the lightning cut In the wall on which that political (Mis ter whs posted. The result was that the upper part of the poster hung down from the wall, covering up all the can didates save Lincoln and Hamlin. De spite my sympathies for Bell aud Ev erett, I Imagined 1 saw In this condi tion of the poster the result of that elec tion. and a few days later when the Douglas enthusiast talked on Ills upper notes and offered to bet $25 even on ills man I took him up. lie was very much astonished to think I would tH-t on Lin coln and Hamlin. He said I was a young ass ami other things, and that he would bet with me to tench me a lesson, After the election he asked me how I came to ta ke the chance, for there were few Lincoln votes In the town. When I told him the source of my tip he grew serious. “ ‘Ton have won your first liet on a Presidential election,' be said, ‘but, re member. young man. lightning never strikes In the same place twice.’ “But it did In this case. Lincoln was re-elected. Chicago Inter Ocean. American shoes have inet with Buch I mcceea in French Switzerland that En- that beyond the Alps lies Italy and that ^ropean manufacturers have begun to the hills are gr«-en afar off; but he In nake imitations of them, and have sists on his American privilege of vot narked their goods “made iu Amer- ing for the majority report. In politics llnuna Is a partisan. With him the ea.’’ long nosed, sbort-cbiiin» d mugwump Is Alaska is a paradise for sportsmen. entitled to the same consideration due So other such hunting domain ezists to the guerilla In time of war. Hanna n the United States. would endorse a political proposition not authorized by bis party caucus and Ills platform almut as readily as a gen eral would take orders from a news paper. In his party Hanna has dis putes. differences and contentions. Rut be knows when he Is whipped, and re spects a similar knowledge In his ad you haven t a regular, healthy movement of the versary. When a fight is over, it is weis every day, you re Bick, or will be Keep your over with Hanna. He bean no mallee, wela open, and he well. Force, iu the shape of Dient physic or pill poison. Is datiiceruua The carries uo knife from the conflict to use oothest. easiest most perfect way uf Beeping the another day. and he has a scorching wets ciear aud clean is to take contempt for the contentious—and to CANDV Hanna Impossible—persons who Insist CATHARTIC that a question is never settled until it is settled right. From Hanna's point of view the ways of the reformer and of “the serpeut on the rock" are be yond understanding. For Hanna's solicitude for the people Is as tender as that of the late William want, r.latable. Potent, Ts.teGpoa Ito Good, H. Vanderbilt. Hanna believe, In ev ver Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 50< Write ery man for himself and the devil take tree .ample, are! booklet on health addre.. », ».O^r , .«»Mr. ChUaw. ■••<-*•1. T*a the hlndermost. He does not fawn upon the failure» of life, nor mince matters In locating the blame for their condi tion. Every good cause has produced YOU NEED NOT SUFFER its demagogues, who are as dangerous to progress as the opponents of the th llheumatism, S<-latlriR. Neuralgia or cause And although Hanna has lieen Rckachr. **5 Drops’* Will Kellrve grilled In cartoons a» a money devil All Fain and Cure You. W (XM)N’H DROPS” is quick and with dollar marks for scales; has liecn live. It prevents and absolutely cutes dix sizzle I In public scoru as a conscience it kills th* germa. It acts with marvel- effect on the »tomach, liver ami kidney»; less b,rss; has lieen called a crusher of t e« the biotMl, utrengthens the nsrvea. and laltor. an industrial octopus, a commer «-» the entire system in a healthy condition. « the cht-ape/t and best medicine in the cial Moloch, and every manner of bird Id J»1 ......... for fl It 1« for yon who»« or beast on earth, in the air above, or I cd and helpit>M; bed ridden and hope* Here In Life and Hope; a positive cure. ill the waters beneath, his bitterest en DKOP m ” is for man. woman and child; emies In their most Interesting flights bcRt remedy on earth to have in the hou*e. ' for ever? sudden sickness or pain. Bl Y of vituperation have not Vldded to the ‘»III»; TOl* < Y. It give« in-tantaneuus gayety of nations by calling Mark Han Htory of a Prodigy. find is ab-olutelv the only certain cure "Elbridge T. Gerry's fixed conviction KHKI'MATIAM in all it« form- It is na a demagogue. used with unfailing effect in Mciatica, If a large. Jagged, brown cuss word that the use of children as public en hr. >etirtRlglM. Nervousness, plr««nrss. Nervous and Neuralgic is needed In a diplomatic situation. tertainer» 1» ruinous to their moral and «is« he«, Nervous Dyspepsia, and IlaDna furnishes ft. If a laugh Is need physical being has resulted In much ous Hirrctions of every description. Ona. Hay Fever. Catarrh. Croup, ed. Hanna has It and is not afraid to ben.Ait for talented youngsters ami In iirhlti«. Heart Weakness, Toothache, use It If an open tight Is required, a deYnge of abuse for their protectors. »hr. La Grippe, Malaria. Creeping bn«*««, and kiixlrrd diaeuoes« Hanna makes It. He Is a man of simple Several years ago be called In the aid WOCLD NOT BE WITHOt’T IT Instincts an<l simple purposes Ills re of the law to prevent the performances « ' of your of a child pianist The child was ad bROra,” ihe’ only medicine that ha« lations with certain of hfs Senatorial me any relief from my dreadfnl malady, colleagues were arranged In their bi mltted by all qualified to Judge to tie ’ M rt I m M. I have used one bottle, ological development millions of year» marvelously talented, and as the young ave had but one attack einrr I rom- k,i it. I have been a great sufferer from ago For instance, the velvet-pawed prodigy seemed to t>e well cared for I M 4TISM • >r twentv lot r year« E'ery feline tactics of former Senator Quay the outcry agaln«t the society was long a d -pring I would think would t* my Tranks to you and your “5 DROP»” •et Hanna to baying deep-mouthed Im and loud. But Mr. «Jerry Dever flinched, rood It has .lone me I would not be and the law upheld him. Shortly after •t it. Yon can use thi« as you please. precations and kicking out behind the i?m to me loam of rei-ent alluvial reminiscence. ward the child wan taken to Europe, Tnomas T. Resddick. Kingsland. Ga." It 1« not that Hanna la so entirely dis and the episode faded from tlie public • IT HAS SAVED MY LIFE " ‘ not know how to egpress how wonder- pleased with what Quay does as with mind. Ten years later the same pianist nk vour DROP*” 1» I ’’»f* the way It lx done, for Hanna is no reappeared. now In the vigor of youth. :en«e|y with Kt LG I A. and for s month that I would have to die. prnde. He has a conscience— the con His muaical gifts had been developed •y s lady called to see me and b ought ventional conscience of commerce. To under the gnldanre of the most accom ’ M iner t of"v. ’ir *wanson e F* " I r--* ’lr^d to trv it and sent for a him wrong 1« wrong, and right is right. plished foreign Instructors. The public I hare not had au attack of suffering Everything 1» either biaek or white; wondered and admired, but few knew 1 toufc the first dose I believe it baa «•J life This «laietnent is jwwitively he 1» color biind to the pea greens and that the musician c-v-jd the trainlog In I «hall a wsvt take pleasure in recoin* heliotropes and electric blues of con- his art to the genas*uity of the man « » • r »»5 DROP»'* f<.r the cure of who had restrained him from con.-ert duct. R ' l-G I % . Y -ir* ' r r ' L R *mith F-l f'or-do «prlng«. Mo playing ten year» before.”- Alnslee's m ««g DKOI”*'' b «oil by us TRIALS OF MR. X. Magazine. *nta ¡n *ome places the Druggist* are nts. If tbe ren.rd' is not nbtat nable in Hoowkevpin« Not Owe Round of Plews order •( usdireet. large «4»e betlle. Zool«»<1' *1. urr for Him 11 OU. «ent pr*reM »^y egfre«s o' mail, “Africa is to bare »trtnf-nt firns "Housekeeping." said Mr. X. argn “t for th* next d da^* v» enable all who ar* s iff*r ng. to at least mentatlvely, "is D-d one coastaa: round law»." have an opportunity to try the m”«t 1«: thine» are e«-ttlo< *o that our Wosuierfu of * - rems»iies, we w,|. of pleasure. It would be. I suppose. If SAMPLE FREI ’•I*’» r* it weren't for the Iniquities of the »er meua*-r1e» won't bare a thing In Oin • wanted in new territory Writs Wew. rants, the trx>b-spe«>ple and Mrs. X.. but white elepbnnta and Welsh rab- ItS RNtUVATlC CU«t CO. but band:<-apped l.y them. I am fain bit»."—Imilanapoll» Journal. 1S4 1st« » CB cafS to declare that running one'» own e»- Brneaele a Heaport. tatillalinseat ha» tta drawback». By I be enlarfMOent of » «bip HSO’S CURE FOR r^J Tve thought so a long tim« ever c* I Blnee the pipes frote In the batbroom nineteen miles long Hrussels be«-ornee las’ winter and the »toveplp. In the » port fur ships of 2.000 Tons. The I "ai ’ i T ' essffls of 300 tout kitchen fell down and eovered my ..11*4 * .CnNr'tJMi TION BESTFORTHE BOWELS EEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN L----- Use the »mall silver akiuusd onion», remove the outer skin» aud let tbetu lie iu strong brine tor three days: drain, place in a jar first a layer ot on ions three inches deep then a «prink- .ing of horseradish. »tick cinatnon and cloves. Repeat uutil Jar is full. Bring vinegar to boding point, add oue quart of browu sugar to each gallon of vinegar and pour hot over the onions. Siberian I* risen« Abolished. Sibe i.i i* ii” '.'ik’tr to be a penal col- v i hr devrve abolishing it is (he rv- i of th»* buidu g of the Siberian rnil- ml Nothiuit can compart to ths rapid ttirmriit ot the\a»t p.iin*. unlv»« it be e rapid growth of that famous dyspep- i t nit*. Ho»tett**r * Stomach Hitters Try for eon>ti|»atio:i, inuigoliou, dy*pri>- * or rtatuleney. A negro in Atlantic City, X. J., ha» made hiuiaelf famous. In a whole year he Kept a quarter of a dollar in his mouth, aud thus won a wager of 110. 1« u>r.TI,r niii';i>n>. shu-li .« » «urv proof ,>t it« qusiilx . Svmt f,,r frw iKMikiet Ink lii g« Adllrv»» l arcvr'. Ink 1'0 Boston, M im » No doubt mmiy farmers niske ensi lage a specialty, as it 1» the cheapwit of all foods for winter, but they must not depeud u poll it entirely. The best results obtained with the use ol ensilage are when it is made only a portion ol th<‘ ratiou. 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This Bignature ia on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet, thu rvuisdy Ibul curvo n C»I<1 Iu uno day Carrier pigeons refuse food after a long and exhausting Journey. They drink some water and go to sleep, not to resume their usual mode of life for 48 hour» By treatment with iodine and ani line pigments, II. Kraemer has deter mined that the alternate layers in a starch grain are due to a »ubstau«e rich in colloids, but poor in crystal loids alternating with a substance rich in crystalloids, but p-xir in colloid». YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARR TAKING Don’t torture the childrun with liquid and pill noinona! The only hafe, agrreabh* laxative When you take (irove’s Taetelee» Chill The rraderx df thiR iiapcr will be pleaited to for little ones is Cascarets Candy < aiharlle. 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TO Cl’ItK A corn IM ONg HAT Btrength by building up the constitution and aMuming nature in doing it« work. The pro Take l-axativn Bromo Quinine Tab The Heat I* rear rl pt Inn for Malaria prietorn have ro much faith In ita curativt powers, that they offer One Hundie<1 Dollars lets. All druggi*ta refund the money Chilis and Fever is a bottle of Groves. for any rase that it fails to cure, bend for list If it fail« to cure. E. W. Grove'» sig laHteleen Chill Touic. It ia Btmply of te»tlmuuia)B. Address F J. ( HICNIY A CO., Toledo, O. nature is on each box. 25c. iron and quinine in a tastel««» form Hold by dnifglsta. 75c. No Cure. No Pay. Prieo 60o. li an'» Family PI Ils are the I m » b T This ha» been a year of scares and Salt ia good to scour marble wash- stands or basins with, to sweep carpets with (if it he thoroughly brushed out) and to set colors in wash goods. Where «mt baa (alleu on the carpet, apriukle aalt on it aud the soot will come off London 1» at last to have a complete without leaving» black mark. Spots of iron rust can be removed by wetting ambulance service. There is no place with a strong solution of lemon-juice iu the world where it ia ao much need ami salt, Hil i holding over a veanel ol ed. boiling water, when they will immedi HKI.P WANTKII. ately dinapjiear. WANTED Mrn Mini women of go«»«l A more glorious victory cannot lie gained than thia; that when the injury begin» on hi» part, the kimlue»» should tiegin on ours. v egetable* are usually sold in pilei in Buenos Ayres, so that you have to measure quantity as well as quality by | the eye, and butchers sell their meat by the chunk rather than by weight. | catastrophes. We have liaiked upoa famine in India, wars in Month Africa, the Philippines and China, the great steamship horror in New York, the prodigious desolation at Galveston, and minor events have stirred our motions from day to day. rliMrnrtrr to represent e*t»*hllihe<| house «iu BMlMrv: splendid opportunity Ad- dress I*. <>. R ob 0H7, Portland, Oregon. Sweden is suffering from the effects of a lioom in maunufacturiug which has drawn thousands of the country people to thu larger towns, and caused house rents to advance 20 to 80 per cent. Many of the manufacturers have invested beyond their capital and are in distress, ... .!.-------- - Money is very scarce aud a crisis is threatened. CASTORIA The famous A baker in Kansan City is red hot with auger because a female patron hiLM asserted that he kneaded his bread with Ids feet. He has comnieuced suit for $2,000. Nhe de«’lares her ability to porduce a loaf of his bread with foot prints <*n it. 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