|// Humors
Ipure matters which the -kia,
Kineys and other organs <an
I(, care of without help, there ia
L accumulation of them.
> litter the whole system.
Lies, boils, eczema and other
"The Adventures of Gerard" la the
Lus. loss of appetite, that tired title of A. Conan Iloyle’s new book.
■ bilious turns, fits of indiges-
Miss Caroline Brown has sent the
lull headaches and many other I manuscript of her new book, "Un the
: W e-a Trail.” to the Macmillan Com-
L are due to them.
pauy. it is a tale of Indiana In the
closing years of the revolution.
"The Pool In the Desert” is the title
I of Mrs. Everard Cotes' (Sarah Jesu-
nette Duneam new volume of short
L, all humors, overcome all
stories which D. Appleton & Co. will
[effects, strengthen, tone and issue. There are four tales in all, each
Late the whole system.
said to be very interesting.
Myrtle Reed's new novel, “The
1,1 salt rheum on my hands so that I
Lt work. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla I Shadow of Victory.” will be published
[drove out the humor. I continued j by G. P. Putnam's Sons. As has been
I till the sores disappeared.” Maa. | announced, this la a romance of Fort
hjaows, Rumford Fails, Me.
i Dearborn, the little trading post from
tl's Sarsaparilla promise* to which developed the city of Chicago.
and keeps tne promise.
Bliss Carman's flrat book of prose.
I he Kinship of Nature,” is announced
for early publication by I.. C. Page &
Poverty In Denmark.
Lark makes a clear distinction Co. it will be followed immediately
in the thriftless and therespecta- I by “Sappho, One Hundred Lyrics,”
>r. The former are treated like j with an introduction by Charles G. D.
ft paupers.
The latter never ■ Roberts.
i workhouse threshold. P desti-
"Ferns.” by Dr. C. E. Waters. Ph D.,
they receive a pension ranging Johns Hopkins university, is to bo
bree pounds to seventeen pounds brought out shortly by Henry Holt &
r or, if too feeble to look after i Co. The book describes all the ferns
lives, they are placed in an old- in the northwestern States anil Is In-
me.
’ tended to cover the same territory as
j Gray’s “Manual.”
His View of It.
Arthur Severn, the artist who mar-
Iggsby—Yes, it was a close call
F I owe my life to my wife’s | rled Ruskin's cousin and ward. Miss
Joan Ruskin Agnew, has nearly com-
pleted his "Recollections of Ruskin.”
gins—Is that so?
rg«by—It is. The doctor objected which should prove Interesting, con
niethods and quit in disgust.
sidering the author's Intimate aasocla-
I tion with Ruskin and his great talent
London's Criminals.
as a raconteur.
often said that there are 70,000
The Macmillan Company have just
b criminals in London. The
j
published
a new abridgement of Lln-
I records of Scotland yard do not
. gard's well-known "History of Eng-
a In in all eo many names, and
' land." brought down to the present.
of these have been dead for
' An abridgement of this book has for
fifty years been used in most of the
5 Catholic schools of Great Britain as
Misplaced Affection.
L Eskimos were very angry with | the text-book in English history.
Itive explorer.
It is understood that Samuel Merwin
that did he do?” asked the mem- is completing a new novel, which will
I the relief expedition.
j be called "His Little World.” This
e petted our doge,” explained i story Is described as including the |
ative.
' presentation of an original aud strik-
I there any harm in petting your | Ing character—a real man doing a
if
man's work in the stirring shlppiug
les; their tails were frozen stiff,
and lumber life of Lake Michigan.
Uien they went to wag them they
During one of his recent wanderings
off.”—Stray Stories.
abroad Clifton Johnson visited the
County of Wiltshire, where he secured
twenty-live of the finest picture,' of
nature and rural life. These photo
graphs will be used to illustrate the
new edition of Richard Jefferies' well-
j known work, “Wild Life in a Southern
Village,” which Little, Brown A Co.
will publish under the title, “Au Eng
lid Mortality In the West Indies,
lish Village.”
the West Indies infantile mortal-
An Important little volume is an
very heavy. Ae soon as the chil-
Df the peasant can toddle about nounced by Houghton, Mlfllln A Co.,
ire allowed to eat whatever they by the late George 8. Morison, former
up. Ae a natural result more ly president of the American 8oclety
half cf them die in many of the of Civil Engineers and classmate and
close friend of John Fiske. "The New
la before they are a year old.
Epoch as Developed in the Manufac
The City Man's Advantage.
ture of Power” is the compreuei five
[ (the hired man)—That city title of the essay, which blds ieir to
Jer’s the biggest fool I ever seen. arouse no little Interest among scien
[he don’t even know enough tew tists and others.
I up a hose.
James Otis Kaier, better known as
kg—He may not know enough to
James Otis, the writer of stories for
[up a hoes, Jake, but I notice he young people, is now at work on Ills
iitch up cluseer tew your beet girl
ninety-fourth book, which Is to be pub
)e minutes than yew kin in a bull
lished by J. B. Lippincott Company.
In’.—Judge.
When it is added that all the Otis
books are yet on sale, it can lie under
A Diving Cat.
farmer in Bailina, New South stood that the author has made no fail
>8, trained a black cat to act as a ures In the euormous amount of work
»ver. The animal was also fond performed The new story from Mr.
Sing in the sea for fish, and recent- Otis Is to be called, probably, “The
brougbt out a two-pound mullet, Treasure Hunters.”
truer was ended by being swal-
Jean's Revenge.
1 by a shark.
An avenger need not necessarily be
a naturalist, but there are cases where
Too Swift Concurrence.
he
would take his vengeance more to
I Atchison man, newly married,
lonnding his wife's praises to hie the purpose if he knew the habits of
friends. “Why, she is eo much his victim. Llppencott’s Magazine
ir than I," he said, “I don’t see tells a story of Jean, the French-Ca
she came to marry me.” Hie nadian gardener, who was found
ria all agreed to this eo promptly stamping on a little mound of fresh
be got mad; said he was as good earth and chuckling to himself.
“Ah, m'sleu',” he cried. ’Tlumph-
Is wife any day, and wanted to
antly, “I am not a one to be trifled
I the crowd.—Atchison Globe.
with! I am a cr-r-r-uel man when
once I am arouse. M’sleu' will remem
For Sale or Exchange.
ber the mole that has long time rav
■ o lflO Acre Tracts and two 120 Acre age the strawberry beds of madame?
Its of unimproved prairie land in
fca-ka, clear title; will grow corn, Every morning madame she say, 'Jean,
■ wheat, rye, alfalfa. Will exchange why catc'uost thou not that mole?’
“But the mole was wise; 'e was
|or all for small saw mill, shingle
I. timber or ranch property in Wash- queek. Always I look and look, but
Ilin or Oregon. A. B. NEWELL, never can I find beem. But at last
[818, Seattle, Wash.
_ tbees very morning—I catch heem.
I bold heem tight in my hand-
go—and I iHy. ’Aha-a-a! Is It tbou,
then, that has vexed madame. and rav
aged her beds of the strawberry?
Dizzy? Headache? Pain Aha-a! You shall repent of tbees wick
bk of your eyes? It’s your edness.’
Fer! Use Ayer’s Pills, “Then I wonder how I shall kill
heem. He must be punished as well
bntly laxative; all vegetable. as killed. I wonder and wonder, but
for 60 years.
fcgJffSa at last I here the grand idea Ab.
it was cr-r-uel, m'sleu', that way I
ant your moustache or beard kill heem! But wbat would you? Did
beautiful brown or rich black? Use he not deserve of the worst? But be
will vex madame no more. I fix beem.
I bury beem alive!”
P 7» or Pttotimo» a r kau >
*— w
Peebles.
It Opens ■ Naw World to One Who
Ueea It Properly.
Ld’s Sarsaparilla
and Pills
[Bilious?
|d
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
The Genuine TOWER'5
POMMEL
SLICKER
.
HAS BftN ADVERTISED
AND 3OLD FOB A
QUAiTEB Of A QNTUiY
»
LIKE ALL
.igPto.MTfimOf
CLOniiNG
Ss'SJZ?
It is sn4e of the best
rwtsrwls in biack or/el:«
My ^aastati tad »cM by
reliable dealers eWTwkere
STKK TO THt
,
’
SIGN OF THE FISH
—
—
—
___ J
I
I
Where Solomon (lot His Wisdom.
THE CAMERA AN EDUCATOR.
The little boy was asked by a Sunday
school teacher to write all he knew
about Solomon and hand his paper to
her the next Sunday. The following
Sunday he handed her a slip of paper
on which was written: ‘‘King Solo
mon was a great and wise mau. He
had 100 wive«. After that he did not
believe in God.”—New Yotk Time».
No Hair?
A friend of one of our contributors
walked into the editors office tbe
other day with a request that we give
our attention to wbat be called au
' auticamera crusade." says the Amer
ican Inventor.
He informed his
patient auditor that Ills small sou bad
lately become f>osses»ed of “oue of
tinse devilish kodak things" aud now,
by the great born spiran, lie wanted to
Navlgnble Chinese Rivers.
study art! It was mildly suggested to
the irate | parent that sons have on
An investigation of the Obi and
occasion done worse things, but a Yenexei livers, made under the aus
was the only re pices of tbe Russian government, has
muttered malediction
I
suit. He < did not give us time to tell revealed the fact that these streams are
him what we really thought of the navigable by ocean steamers for a dis
matter, so we are going to do It now. tance o( 1,000 miles from their
In our opinion there no greater fac mouths.
tor to-day tbau tbe camera as a means
of education. We do most emphati
cally believe that the closer man gets
To Chicago, Dubuque and the
to nature the more he knows, the Fast; to l>ea Moines. Kansas City and
better citizen be makes and tbe more the 8onth«>ast, via Chicago Great West
competent he la to bear bls part as a ern railway. Electric lighted trains.
unit tu the great machine humanity. Vnequalled service.
Write to J. P.
Aud tbe camera Is the thing that Flmer, G. 1’. A., Chicago, for informa
sends a man out Into the country, tion.
that makes him walk and look, not
Moon and Weather.
walk and think about his business.
It sends some of Its devotees down
When tbe moon moves south in her
close to the ground for iuaect pictures, orbit abundance of rain will follow,
others It makes climb trees for birds, but when she goes north drought is to
to others It holds out inviting hands tie expected, says the government as-
calling them w here ocean breezes blow tiouomer of Australia.
and to one and all It exercises a
Mother* will flint Mr« Winslow's Moot bine
fascination and a mysterious charm Syru|>
the beet remedy to use lor lheir children
which breeds, often from nothing, au the teelblus >es»ou
appreciation and love for tbe Iteauti-
Feast of the Arrow.
ful. without which uo one can truly
The
feast
of the arrow is a Persian
say, "I have lived.”
festival. It commemorates the feat of
In education the camera la a bigger Arieh, who at eveniug shot the famous
man than the superintendent of arrow which fell 500 miles away by 12
schools. Bringing far acene« to the o’clock the next day.
textbook page fur the edification of
tlie child to w hum pictures are every- BTATX OF O hio . CITV or TOLK DO, >
( OVNTY.
I ••
thing and print a to- be- avoided evil, F rank LVCAM
J. < hknky make* oath that he 1* the
telling a story In seelies from the ■cmor |>arter of the tirui of F. J. t hknky A Co.,
doing buRincBN in the <’itv of Toledo, County
uorth or south and making real to lit and
State aforesaid, ami that said th tn will pav
tle minds the difficulties and danger« the inm ol CNF HCNDRED DOLLARS for each
every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
which the explorer and the vanguard and
by tbe u»e of H all ' s C atarrh C i mk
FRANK J < HKNF.Y
have
to
face,
It
is
plny-
of civilization
Sworn to before me ami eubacribed in my
ing a part in the better education of pretence,
thiaktb day of December, A. D. 1 n * m <.
mnukiud that may well require an ad- <—A. W. GLEASON,
|
Aofary FuMic
miration and a reverence but little r
second to that which the world pays Uah’s Catarrh Cure is taaen internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of
to the inventor of letters aud books. Lbv system. Send for totimontala, free.
I. CHENKY 4bCO.( L'.edu, O.
So to that dissatisfied father whose bold by druggists.
76c.
sou of slxtei-n was so broadened that Hall’s Family Pills are tbe best.
lie knew his ignorance and asked for
British Shipbuilding Statistics.
an art training, and to all the multi
Last year Britain sold 300 ships of
tude of parents whose children use
the camera to the alternate amuse an average tonnage of 2,000 each to
ment aud disgust of tbe household, we foreign countries, Among these were
would commend a little «■ducat Iona 1 twenty warships.
reading, a subscription to » photo- riTft Permanently cured.
fltsornerrousnoas
graphic magazine and a careful re I I I U after tlriitday'suneofl)r.Kline'aGreat Nerve
RoMtorer.
Send
fur
Frew
S2
trial
tie and t real la»x
pressiou of oppression of tile camera. Dr M. H. Kline. Ltd Ml An h st . hot
Philadelphia, Pa.
It does no harm. It does great good—It
Is not a waste of time—it is an ed
A City of Vicissitudes.
ucational recreation, and last, but not
Herat bolds the record of being the
least, it is not a "monomaulacal pur- [ most often besieged of the world’s cit
suit,” but a broadsuer and deepen»* ies. It has beeu taken and retaken
of the mind, and as such ia to be en over fifty times.
couraged and smiled upon.
You Can (let Allen’s Poot-tiase FRH.B.
Daguerre, salutem!
“My ha ir was falling out very
fast and I was greatly alarmed. I
then tried Ayer's Hair Vigor and
my hair stopped falling at once.”—
Mrs. G. A. McVay, Alexandria, O.
The trouble is your hair
does not have life enough.
Act promptly. Save your
hair. Feed it with Ayer’s
Hair Vigor. If the gray
hairs are beginning to
show, Ayer’s Hair Vigor
will restore color every
time.
ti m • Mils, an amuiMs.
LOWFST RATES
Miss Gannon, Sec’y Detroit Amateur
Art Association, tells young women what to
do to avoid pain and suffering caused by
female troubles
“D ear M rs . P inkham :—I can conscientiously recommend T.ydfnE.
Pinkham’s \ egetable Coni|M>und to those of my sisters suffering with
female weakness and the troubles which so often befall women. I suf
fered for month* with general weakness, and felt so weary that I had
hard work to keep up. 1 had shooting pains, and was utterly miserable.
In my distress I was advised to use Lydia K. Pinkham’s X’egetable
Compoun'l, and it was a red letter day to me when 1 took the first dose,
for at that time my restoration began. In six weeks I was a changed
woman, perfectly well in every resiiect. I felt so elated and happy that
I walltail women who suffer to get wellas 1 did.”—Miss Gin a G annom ,
339 Jones St, Detroit, Mich., Secretary Amateur Art Association.
It is clearly shown in this young lady’s letter that Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound will certainly cure the sufferings
of women; anti when one considers that Miss Gannon’* letter is
only one of the countless hundreds which we are continually
publishing in the newspapers of this country,
the great virtue of Mrs. Pinkham's medicine
must be admitted by all; and for the absolute
cure of all kinds of female ills no substitute
can possibly take its place. Women should bear
this important fact in mind when they go into
a drug store, and lie sure not to accept anything
that is claimed to Is- " just as good " as Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, for
no other medicine for female ills has made to
many actual cures.
How Another Young Sufferer
Was Cured.
“D ear M rs . P inkham : — I muat
write and tell you what your Veget able
Compound has done for me. I suffered
terribly every month nt time of men
struation, and was not able to work. Your medicine has cured me of
my trouble. I felt relieved after taking one bottle. 1 know of no med
icine as good as yours for female troubles.” — Miss E dith C kos *, 109
Water Street, Ha verhill, Mass
Heart Mint Go with the Pen.
If your druggist cannot supply yoa,
send ut one dollar and *e will expreM
you a taottle. Be *urv and gt\• the nama
•t juur uearost expre»B office. Ad<!res*(
J.C. AVER CO., U>well, Mass.
Miners and Quarry men.
There are 4,500,000 miners and
quarry men in the world.
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drilling maehinerv. pump«, etc Write
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right down and write
for beautiful illustrated
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DYSPEPSIA
“For «lx y««rs I waaa victim ol dvs-
D.-p.ia hi it. worst form I counl rat r.otlimic
Ont milk toast, and at tlinrsniy slomuvl) would
not retain and dluesi Bien thul 1-avt March 1
l>e,an Mklim I’ASCAKETS and since tin n I
have steadily improved until 1 am as well as 1
«ver was In my life.
Daviv H Mi ni'BV. Newark. O.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
Plssssnl. P«l»lsblo I’otenl
Good Rs
Qoud. N.-vsr Sii’dru Wsateli or Gril* II« Ks- ÙOs.
...
A good letter may be written by one
who dislikes to write letter»; one who
dislikes to write may even, by force
Another Point ol View.
of Intellect or will, always compose
good letters, but this Is not what is
"How true it is,” said the dealer in
mt a lit by the elegant art of letter writ- ' stock quotations, “that the apparel oft
Remember, Mrs. Pinkham** advice is free, and all sick women Ing. That art demand* primarily not proclaims tbe man.”
alone an ease of outward form, but an j "Yes,” remarked the casual oh-
•re foolish If they do not ask for it. No other person I um sue! i underlying love of the thing, a natural server, "and on the other hand an hon-
vast experience, and han helped so many women. Write to-day. . recourse to the pen a» a means of en- ent heart sometimes beats lienealh the
Ar AAA FORFEIT*' ” nannot forthwith produes th- original lel^r. and .igbat uran ot Joyment. as a solace, a» an unprented- plug hat that surmounts a sack coat."
X hllllll Above leBtizuonUds, which wfll prove their absolute genuinene«8.
1 itated expression of thought or emo-
VUUUU
Lydia E. Piukham Medlciue Co., Lynn, Matt,
i Iloti. It is the presence of this fac
tor hi tlie constitution of the writer
that ho often makes the letters of peo
fiarket Pries.
War Doga.
One day a little baby brother arrived ple not superlatively Intellectiinl or
The war messenger dogs of the Ger
man army have hitherto been recruited at Hamiln’s house, and being of a prac learned far exceed In grace and charm I
from the ranks of sporting dogs. But tical turn of mind, he asked his moth the Intsired effort» of initid» of pro-
a change is to be made. The retrievers j er how much she had to pay (or him. | found attainments. Women are often
The little
“How much do you think he is excellent letter writer».
were not always sure letter-carriers, be
! things that go to the inaklnk of the
ing often diverted from their mission worth?” returned his mother.
‘•Well,” Hamlin reflected, ‘‘he only perfect letter ure appreciated by them,
by game met en route. They will be
replaced by Scotch shepherd dogs, weighs ten pounds, so I should Uiink the trifles of the outer world no les»
Genuine
which have more endurance and are ten dollars would be enough, because than the trifles of the Inner world of
beefsteak is only 20 cents a pound.
more conscientious.
I human affections and endeavor. Noth
| ing kills the life of a letter more sure
The Coffins of the Greeks.
Hood Wishes for Wedded Couple.
ly than the conscious or unconscious
The ancient I «reeks useu " -peciea ol feeling on the part of the writer that
A couple who were united in wedlork
recently were the recipients of a tele limestene known ae sarcophagus in it Is not worth while to write this or
gram which read as follows: “I wish making coffins. The peculiar quality that. Absolute play of pen is nemled,
you the health cf Jeffries, the wealth of sarcophagus consisted in the fact ; for the quality of style In letter writ
rf Rockefeller and the luck of Roose that it would consume the human body ing. evasive as It is, tends rather to
Muet Bear Signature of
velt. I cannot attend tbe wedding, but within a period of a few weeks. It is (liwurslvMiess than to conciseness.—
nil' endeavor to lie present at the chris said to have been found at Assos, a .G-inton's Magazine.
city of Lycia.
tening.”
SECURITY,
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
All Kc.llomlc.l Mother.
Small Katherine, who had been for
bidden to touch the Ink liottle, bad a«'
cidentally s|illl<*d Its contents not only
all over her mother’s desk, but on the
rug, several chairs and her own apron.
Her mother, on dliw-overing the state
of affairs, had expressed more surprise
than pl<-asiiro. When the fath««r of
the family returned at night hla little
If so then your system is out of balance, and
there is a flaw somewhere in your constitution,
daughter met him at the door und
and a possibility that you are losing health, too.
asked:
The falling off in weight may beslight, bat it make*
"Papa, how much does a bottle of
a wonderful change in one s looks and feelings, and
ink coat?"
unless tbe building up process is begun in time,
“Oh. about 5 cents."
vitality and strength are soon gone and health
“Five cents!" exclaimed
quickly follows. If you are losing weight there is
gri«-v«-d youngster, In a ton«- of <le«-p
a cause for it. Your blood is deteriorating and
disgust "And to think that mamma
becoming too poor to properly nourish the l-ody, and it must be purified would make all that fuse about one
and enriched before lost weight is regained
It requires something more little bottle of Ink'!” Lippincott's.
than an ordinary tonic to build up a feeble constitution, for unless the poison*
and germs that are lurking in the blood are destroyed, they will further im-
A Deeperatw Debtor,
poveriah the blood and weaken the system, and you continue to lose weight.
“Yes.” m 1«1 the buslnoo« man, “1
In S. S. S. will be found purifying and tonic properties combined. It have jrivAti up trying to collect that
not only builds up weak constitutions,
little bill from Bllkin*. You see. he
WONDERFUL GAIN IN WEIGHT.
but searches out and destroys germs
a pretty big fellow, and be used
HuntavUla, Al*., Jaa. 10.1003.
and poisons of every description and
throw my col lectors out.”
Some yeara ago my *»n«ral health
cleanses the system of all impurities,
"Then why didn't you employ
gave way; my nervena ayetem w»a
thus laying the foundation for a ahattered, and I could get nothing to woman collector? He oouldn t do that
healthy, steady increase in weight do ma any good till I began to uao to n woman.”
In the "Memoir” of Rotwrt Cham •nd future good health.
B. 8. 8. I commenced to improve at
“That'a what I thought, so I got one
Food may be bountiful and the once. My appetite became aplendid and sent her round, but she never caiue
bers. by bls brother William, is a
end from 13S pounda I increeaed to
delightful allusion to Peshha. tbelr appetite good, but still the system
130. I bocama wall again by taking back.”
birthplace, and a spot ever warm in weakens and we remain poor in flesh 8.
“Why not?”
8. 8. and would take no amount for
unless
what
we
eat
is
properly
digested
tbe loving memory of Scotch resident«
“He married her."
the good it did ma. My health ia
and
turned
into
rich,
pure
blood.
One of these, a man who had lived
now perfect, and I be I lava if every
there all bis life, was enabled by «..me S S. S. re inforces the Stomach and body would take a bottle of 3. 8. 8.
were inetAhdering slowly to-
uplift of fortune to visit Paris. W lien •ids the digestion and assimilation of occaaionally, they would enjoy life
ipid up-t
up building aa X am doing. W. L. WINSTON.
i* parental domicile of the fair
be came back, his townsmen gravely food, and there is a rapid
of health and strength.
S. S. acts
„lb S. S
fter tbe theater and a little
gathered about him.
promptly and beneficially upon the nervous system, strengthens and tones
it u swell
“Nou." said one. while tbe others lls- it up. and relieves the strain by producing
icing sound, refreshing sleep. Yon
•‘tell us «boot It.
».
S.,
and
being
composed
exclusively
can find no tonic so invigorating
ria ” be twan
thlua» mn-
herbs its use is ittended with no bad effects. Old people will
M. ia , wom’erfu’ place. But of roots and
find that it braces them up. improves the circulation of the blood, and
Peebta* for pleasure!"
stimulates all the bodily organs, and
persons of delicate constitutions can
Afraid of Englishmen.
take S. S. S. with safety, as it does not
derange the Stomach like the strong
mineral remedies, but acts gently and
V lnwt
ettle in tbe oll di«
without any shock to the system. Those i
whose feelings tell them they are not
. as that in tbe T
ill. and who are growing thinner and falling below their usual
weight «^should Uke a course of . S.
_ S.
„ S.
„ and . build
.., u P again. S. S. S. 1*
war.
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