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MURDER
T R íá L.
Som e o f th e stra n ge F ea tu re« o f
g iu i* T ra g e d y
Can’t Cook as Mother Did!
H o w m any a youn g
by h earin g
the
above
w ife ’s heart
rem ark !
w ords are true; especially when
in question !
The
reason
has
And
yet
been
saddened
how often the
cake, pastry or biscuit are
is plain, yet it is “like tellin g a
secret."
Our
B ak in g
mothers used
Pow der.
They
and
are u sin g D r. P ric e ’s Cream
cannot be m isled into u sin g any
of the am m onia or alum powders.
N o dyspepsia no sallow
complexions, when m other did the cooking.
The
first
symptoms of am m onia
N e w Y o rk paper,
w hich appear
The killing of Ned Hannegan by Thorn
ton J Halos, near Fortress Monroe, and
the recent trial and acquittal of Hains
taken together constitute the most puzzling
and peculiar case that has interested Amer
leans for many years The two were in
timate associates and had never exchanged
angry words so far as known, both belong
ed to distinguished families and Hannegan
was noted for mildness rather than ten
dencies to anger
But these are not the facts which make
the tragedy so fascinating
There is a
mystery of contradiction in the evidence
which cannot lie explained by the ordinary
rules, and there is evidently “something
back,” as people say—something in the
past which makes the case one like those
the (¿reeks believed to l>e the work of an
avenging Nemesis. Hams swore that he
quarreled with Hannegan about putting
their sailboat inshore, as a storm was ris
ing, that Hannegan rose and advanced rn
him with the uplifted oar, and that he
being in fear of his life, fired twice.
says a
am ong those w h o w ork in
am m onia factories, is a discoloration
head.
poisoning,
Vlr-
of the nose and fore­
T h is grad u ally extends over the face until the com ­
plexion has
a stained, blotched and
Dr. P ric e ’s Cream
B a k in g
u n sigh tly appearance
P ow d er
is
the only pure
cream of tartar pow der that contains the w hites o f eggs.
NED HANNEGAN—T. J
HAINS.
So far Haines testified in his own de­
fense But Commander Kobley I) Kvans,
U. S. N., who was within 100 yards and
looking at them, testified that Hannegan
D r. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is re­
did not rise, that he did not even allow the
oar to slip from its place till in* fell and
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
that Hains advanced a step and fired
A lum , or any other adulterant.
In fact the
“down at the face of the man who was
rowing” —namely, Hannegan
Of course
purity of this ideal powder h a s never been ques­
every criminal lawyer would say at once
that the direction taken by the halls ought
tioned.
to show at a glance the relative positions of
| the two So Dr. Peekes, the coroner, was
MR. M’SWAT AS A PROTECTOR. I called
S tate of o h o . c it y of T olkuo , I
L ucas C o n ty
V
He testified that one ball struck the in
Frsiik J Cheney make« oa»h Hint he Is 'to- | S ilf« Is N o th in g to H im W hen T h e r e A ra side bend of the right elbow on a straight
senior (• rtn erof the Arm oi K .1. Cheney A: Co., i
Itu
r
g
la
r
»
in
th
e
House.
'
line,
and “ it could not have been inflicted
<1 .¡.iv Imsums* in the city of ' • do, «• uuty and
Ht Ae Hforesiiil uni that s i i Ann w ill pti y the
' if Hannegan had had his arm raised to
“Billiger! Hurkl”
Mini of c»NK IIC S D Itl’J ) HOLLA UH or «»»eh stiri
Mrs. MeSwat sat straight up in bed and strike a blow unless the man who fired
ec erven se-’f eatarr that • annot he cured by
listened to a noise she seemed to liear down stood right over him The ball which en­
the us-.* of H a l l s C atarrh C c e
H t AN K .1 C IIK SK Y . I stairs.
tered the chest also entered on a straight
gworn to before rm and Hiihserthed in my ;
“ What is it, Lobelia?” inquired Mr. Me- line.” Against all this thedefeu.se had the
presence lids Otti day of December. A D. 1HS6.
| testimony of a half idiot negro, Lincoln
Swat drowsily.
[nEAl..]
A. VV. OLKA HON,
A’ hit y Public
“ It sounds like somebody talking. List- Smith, who swore that Hannegan struck
Hall's C »tarrh Cure Is taken inietiially. and enl”
! at Hains, but. he could not tell which way
ac’ H dlr.- th upon the bl<»«>d and inueoiiM sur
Mr. MeSwat listened. He, too, thought tiie boat was beaded, or whether Hanue*
faces of the Hvsle n H * >d f-.r testini miìm I h , free.
gan struck once or twice, or anything else.
K .1 C IIK N K Y A Co., Toledo, O.
he iieard something.
Sold i»y Druggists: 75 cents.
“ I will see what it Is,” he said, speaking He simply insisted on the attack by Hau-
Nebraska has an Indian lawyer. Of course he very loudly anti moving very leisurely. negau and knew no more. All the rest of
“ Don’t be alarmed, Lobelia. We are well the testimony either corroborated that of
is a Sioux.
armed. Beside these two revolvers,” he the coroner and Commander Kvans, or was
Irritation of the throat, and hoarseness
continued,
in a high pitched voice intended irrelevant to the main issue And on that
immediately relieved by “ Hi own's R tonchio i
to terrify any unauthorized persons that evidence “ twelve good men and true” ac
Troche*.”
might be in the house, “ I have a heavy quitted Hains
The obi man in his second eh lldhool is rarely
It came out in cross-examination that
HH ridiculous mm the young father in Ills first b . cane uud a large glass paper weight. Be
| Commander Kvans hud hud a difficulty
cal m, Lobelial”
by! ood.
He crawled out of bed, collected his ar­ with Hains and had ceased to speak to
i ' ma iti far tu rari) tlin mgliout the I n teg
senal, and the procession moved down him Also that he “ paid no more atten­
States wonici adopt the policy of the? n an- stairs in the following order:
tion to the boat after the shooting, because
ufact lirer» of Star 1'lug who give the on-
he thought the hoys were skylarking.” Ou
Mr. MeSwat, with revolver
sin ier u )t only the hewl tobacco that can
this and other points, says the local report,
in each hand, heavy cane
nnder his arm, and
Colonel John S. Wise “ kept t he courtroom
bt nade hut make full- weight plugs, there
in a roar of laughter while lie was speak
paper weight in
would prohaMy he no c« uiplaintH fron i con-
pocket of his
ing” for the defense Anot her lawyer for
Bimiern about po<»r • iiality and »i *ort
we gilt«
the defense begged the jury not to “shed
embroidered
roiiede nuit.
the blood of a young Virginian whose
grandfather served his country with honor
i -
Mrs. MeSwat, ready to scream,
—whose uncle fell in the Confederate
i
with front hair in
cause.’’
curl papers, lamp
After this it is not surprising to read
in one hauti, and
that Senator Voorhes for the defense was,
bottle of cam­
according to Colonel John S Wise, “ not
phor in the
up to his usual strength.” There was an
other.
indignation meeting, and then one of the
A t the landing half way down Mr. Me­ jurors went gunning for Mr Lipscomb,an
T o n nro e x -
« (A
Swat stopped.
posed to am i-
attorney And finally it is announced that
“ Lobelia,” lie observed, sternly, “ it will the defendant had frequently played cards
den « litin je a
^
lie necessary for you to go in front. You with one of the jurymen in his cell and
o f te m p e ra -
have the lamp. I’ll protect you.”
t a r e , and to
that after the trial lie “treated all the jury
Mrs. MeSwat took her place in front as men to mint juleps.’
InJ (tries.
directed, and the procession moved on
again
At the foot of tlio stairs Billiger
A M M O N IA A N D
ALUM
stopped and took up a commanding posi­
tion near the hall rack.
CUBES
“ Now, lobelia, go ahead with the lamp In liunMng P o w d e r - H o w to D etect
'1 hem .
Into this room on the left. 1 will remain
here to see if anybody rushes out. If any- ; In -le w of what the M nnesota Sena;*
body does rush out,” lie exclaimed, grind­ tins done, it is hoped that leg slativ<
s p r a i n :., c r u i s e s , c u t s ,
ing his teeth in a manner horrible to hear, bodies hi other States will soon take up
WOUNDS, SORENESS, STIFF­
“ I will put fourteen bullets through him, the subject of food adulteration
The
knock him down with this paper weight subjoined list of baking powder« con
NESS. s w e l l i n g : , c a c k -
and break every hnno in his body with this taimng ammonia and alum, c »mpiled
cane!”
ru n official reports and published in s
‘ CHE. SEURAIGIA, SCIAT­
Mrs. MeSwat went into the room on the recent num ber of t he Scientific Am erican,
left and looked around.
•a given below. “ It. deals in a direct
ICA, BURNS.
“ Do you see anything, Lobelia?” asked manner with an evil which must he cut
her husband in a voice of thunder.
A PROMPT
down,” said the Chicago Tribune in c mi-
“ No, Billiger.“
meuting on th e Scientific Am erican re­
AND
“Go through theother rooms!” he roared, port. Following is a partial list of
bracing himself tlrmly against the wall.
P E R M A N E N T CURE.
While Billiger remained in the hall, AMMONIA AND ALUM RAKING POWDERS.
armed to the teeth, pale with iron resolu­
Compiled from Official Reports.
tion and trembling with ungovernable fe­
Powders marked with a star seem to
rocity, Lobelia explored all the rooms and
have a general sale, as they are men­
came back.
tioned in at least two of the reports;
"Did you see anything?” he demanded.
“Not a thing, Billiger.”
* V 11. ANTIC A PACIFIC. • r o y a l .
“Give me the lampi”
CROWN.
SILVER STAR.
He handed Ids weapons to Loiielia, took
* n \ v is o . K.
♦ s n o w d r if t .
the lamp, and with dauntless bravery went
OEM.
STAR.
through the rooms himself.
“ It wasn’t anything. Lobelia,” he said,
• k e n fo n .
STAND VRD.
with extreme disgust. “ You didn’t hear
There are, in addition to the foregoing
Martinsville, N.J., Methodist Par­ anything or anybody!”
The procession moved up the stairway list itMtn the Scientific A m erican, a niiiu-
son. ige. “ My ai'qnaintance with
i»er
nf such powders Mild in the Western
on the return trip.
your remedy, Baschee’s German
“ You must try to overcome this timidi that were not fourni in the Eastern
Syrup, was made about fourteen ty of yours, I jo belili,” said Mr. MeSwat, -toies.
years ayo, when 1 contracted a Cold as he put down the lamp and relieved his
Following is a lift of the most promi­
which resulted in a Hoarseness and wife of her load of deadly weapons. “ If 1 nent :
hadn’t
been
here
to
protect
you,”
he
grimi
a Cough which disabled me from
.......(’olitale* Ammoniti
bled, crawling hack into bed, “you would VNDRl'WS’ l'K\l!l.
tilling my pulpit for a number ol bave frightened yourself to death.” —Chi
(C. K. Andrews V Co., Mtlu «iikcH».)
Al'MK
....................
.......Con
talli* A ni moni a
Sabbaths. Alter trying a Physician, cugo Tribune.
( I h OH. \\ OOit A ’o., l'nilad< iphiH.)
without obtaining relief— I cannot
BON BON................. ............c ontHina Alun-
H ig h ly l>«'lptile.
say now what remedy he prescribed
(J. O cirnnt Baking l’.-wdtr Co., ChicMgo.)
Primus— W hat was it that happened at CALF MKT
C ntatns \ 1 ani
— I saw the advertisement o f your
(Oaluiiu'i Baking * »w der Co , Olii» ago.)
Dodson's birthday dinner yesterday that
remedy and obtained a bottle. I made
CLIMAX
s
.....
Contiiins
Ammonta
all his friends so huily?
(Cftliiiax Baking l’o\ d*T Co., IndiuiiMpoli*.)
received such quick and permanent
Secundus— One of the guests from Bos­
C'l'iitain* Vinironia, Alme.
help from it that whenever we have ton in responding to a toast closed with KOHLST CITY
(Youwle Bn»*., Cl**vfiumi.)
had Throat or Bronchial troubles the hope that Dodson might outlive his IIOTKI....................c • mia In* Vtmnonia, Alimi
(J. C. cirant B.iklng Bowder Co., Chicago.)
since in our family. Boschee’s G e r­ poems. Dodson understood him as in
dulging in hyperbole -an wishing him an IIKKC’I I KS
.......(' 0 , 111011 « Ammollili
man Syrup has been our favorite itnpocmible longevity, but all of Dodson’s (Hrnule*
B.ikii.g I’mvtler Co., San Tramisi e.)
remedy and always with favorable friends were indignant, and Insist that he tiNI SPOON. m i n i CS ........Vniivoiiirt, Alimi
( I’ m y 1er Mlg Co., si. 1. «ni* )
results. I have never hesitated to has been badly treated Munsev's Weekly.
RH1N11 -i n
..... Confaina \Aonouia
report my experience o f its use to
LOOK O U T !
ST. JACODS OIL
R H EU M ATISM ,
“German
Syrup
Ili«* Si%«| I’ o r t.
others when I have found
troubled in like manner.’’
W . H.
them
R kv .
H aggarty ,
o f the Newark. New
Jersey, M K. Confer­
ence, April 25 , ’ 90 .
“It seems to me 1 never can get any credit
for what I do.”
"I should think you would prefer cash.”
—New York Sun.
A S a fe
■low Sh arper Th an a S erp en t*« T o o th , F t « .
Rom ody.
G. G. GKEI1N Sole M an’fr,W oodbury,N.J.
Il
I I MJ .
!
forni .neand tli*a !u *« t u i
»
I
Ll P Yoc FAI UND M ..\
war rani ni y mm.- !/ t » e r»(.,
eth >ra h iva fa.. J i » no r»
cara. R< »d at or va f r a in»
ttijr infal.itila ram*»,lj. (i rò Ki
11. (1. MOOT. M . r . «
ri
b
t Offra.
Wz Hair Dye
u v.-to p erfect Ion: L u« ta
i l I- !>«•) ?.•( tl> hsriiii* .s.”
‘ i A 11 I ii k l ’ Io« «*,
V.
W ALL
renia
PAPER,
dvubl« rf»’ l - >n.| „•-* eut »tanin u
Ht’ H oK lF I t’ A M oktiAN .
VF. 1 hi|\i agréai, AVrWottd, Uc.
Çé
RA i»)-»Fw.
u e : N otion s o f G ra m m a r
I
Vceded to F ill a Long F elt W a n t W h ich
the F at Man R efu ted to R e c o g n iz e .
It
a late boat crossing the Erie
ferry, and there were only three or four
passengers in the men’s cabin. One of
them was a thin man with a long linen
duster and a tall white hat. Although
there were many vacant seats, this pas­
senger, after a deliberate inspection of
the interior, went to the far corner of
the cabin and sat down in a seat next to
a fat man with a big valise.
‘‘John Chapman, of H am apoP ex­
claimed the spare uian. “ H o w are you
tonight?” The fat man stared a moment
at the speaker and then said:
“ 1 am not John Chapman, of Ram apo
but 1 am quite well tonight.”
“ N o t John Chapman, o f Ramapo?” said
the thin man. apparently much sur­
prised. “ W h y. are you sure?”
“ W ell, 1 guess I ought to know who 1
am!” exclaimed the fat man.
“ Certainly, sir. certainly; to be sure!”
replied the thin man. “ But, mercy! how
could i be so much mistaken? W h y, if
1 had gone on with what 1 had on my
mind 1 would have been mortified be­
yond measure! 1 was so sure you were
John Chapman, of Ramapo.”
“ Mistakes like that frequently hap­
pen,” said the fat man.
“ Yes, 1 know.” said the thin man. “ It
is not the mistake l deplore so much.
The thought of the mortification 1 would
have suffered if 1 had gone on and done
what 1 had on my mind, and then found
that you w er* not John Chapman, of
Ramapo, is what annoys me. M ercy!”
The fat man bowed.
“ Yes, indeed,” continued the thin man.
“ 1 don’t know what made me pause on
this occasion, for I always go sight up
to John and without ceremony say,
‘Loan me a dollar till tomorrow.' Now,
if 1 had done that tonight, and, after
you had loaned me the dollar, 1 had dis­
covered that you were not John Chap­
man, of Ramapo, just see how deadly
my mortification would have been.
Mercy! It makes me cold to think of it!”
The fat man assured him. with a smile,
that there would have been no occasion
whatever for mortification on that score.
“ Thanks! thanks!” exclaimed the thin
man
“ You are very kind. But I don’t
know as 1 ought to accept it even until
tomorrow If you were only John Chap­
man, of Ramapo, now! You are exceed­
ingly like him in looks and manner!”
The fat man bowed, but the smile was
missing
The boat was now nearing her
slip.
“ If, as you say, my fears of being mor­
tified beyond measure if I had gone at
you as John Chapman, of Ramapo, are
groundless,” said the thin man blandly,
“ 1 will put the thought aside and accept
the loan— but only till tomorrow! Only
till tomorrow!”
The fat man grabbed his valise and
hurried on deck, looking back once or
twice to see if the thin man was in pur­
suit.
He wasn’t.
He sat still and
watched the fat man as he disappeared
across the gangplank. Then he arose
and mopped his forehead with a red
handkerchief.
“ It’s singular, nowadays, how tight
the money market is.” said he.— N e w
York Sun.
E le c tr ic ity in A g r ic u ltu r e .
Miss de H ub—And thust dwtr UTtic
•quirreU that sported under the hedge l«*i
summer, where are they now*
Miss Rustic—Oh. they re holed up for
the winter.
M issde Hub— Ugh! My dear, your no­
tions of grammar make me shiver; I pre­
sume you mean held up.— Weat Shore.
,
Sam e Cause.
Little Roger— What makes you walk
lame, Uncle John?
Uncle John—There was an accident on
the bridge today, and I got caught in the
jam.
Little Roger— 1 got caught in the jam
once, and walked lame for a week.—Puck.
P a t on O ptics.
Patrick—I want the strongest spectacles
yez be afther havin’ in the store. They’re
for me owld mither in Ireland.
Optician—Are you not afraid that the
strongest glasses may injure her eyes?
Patrick—Sure, I am not. It’s bloind in-
tirely she is.— Jeweler’s Weekly.
o x u
e n j o y s
Both the method and results when
Syrup o f Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
I tem effectually, dispels colds, head
On a C y c lo n e ’ s W in gs.
K aw — He traveled a hundred miles in ten iches and fevers and cures habitu.-
minutes.
constipatiou permanently.
For sail
Hooks— It must have taken his breath in 50c and 31 bottles by all druggists.
away.
K aw —W ell, he was pretty well blown.—
Munsey’s Weekly.
T ru e merit is al­
w ays recognized.
Staunch ships «trike and founder, the fierce Sportsman,
Attention!
winds and mountainous wave« sweep noble mar­
Ity o u want to shoot accurately, don’t fail to
“ Seal o f N o rth
iner«’ *• hear’ « of o a k ” to shipwreck and to sight your gun with the celebrated
death, yet thut does not prevent the lubberliest j
landsman from risking nis life on the stormy j
Carolina” lias risen
Atlantic in the role of tourist <>r lom m ercial 1
traveler. But, if he shall reach his destination
safely, he w ill scarcely have escaped some of the
from the ranks on
uualins o f seasickness, miles- he takes with him
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, that inim itable spe-
oifle for nausea. Bad water on long trips is a
merit alone; its su­
threat to the voyager, but this may be deprived
in a great measure of its disordering effects upon ,
the stomach, bowels and liver by the Bitters, j
p erio r quality has
Against the prejudicial effects of malaria, bad
diet, fatigue ami exposure it is also etti- acious
It aveits, moreover, rheumatism and kidney
p l a c e d it i n t he
complaints. Don’ t travel ou sea or land w ith­
A n American woman who had married
an Englishman of hij^ii rank returned
home fo ra visit after aconple of years'ex
penance in her adopted country
'H o w
very mid." said one of her aeqnaintatices.
•that Lady C ----- has nut become Angli
eized in the least, she is more American
than ever."' The remark repeated totiie
newly made peeress was received with
an appreciative smile
"1 am so glad," „tie exclaimed, “ 1 am
naturally imitative, you know, and I
was so afraid I nnt;ht lose what I con­
sider my distinction
You (people don't
understand over here," she went on
'Y o u make a (treat mistake in copying
English people when yon k <’ to London,
they have eiiipu^'h of tlietr own kind over
there, they want something new and
original, not a ropy of themselves."—
New York Tribune.
out it.
There is a man in St. Louis who has a wonder­
ful memoty. It is thought the city w ill event­
ually employ him to remember the Subbath.
THEY
Many O rders A h ea d .
Maj Doublet hum b ( ft museum freak, to
hla eldeat bortil H- ratio. >ou're to stay tt(
home to niKht
Do you hear?
Horatio I^ *k here. d id. I don’t want to
hurt your fechnicnat all. but if you at­
tempt to ini«*: fere with my lo.iXii.g the
b o w I’m l»i* wed if I won’t put you In a
u.spidore
h u . I
aiAm l >ou v a the nuuitel-
jrr.
wr* i-ows * r.
S H IP W R E C K S .
N E VE R
F A IL .
J. N. Harris, 3 Fulton Market, New York
citv, says:
“ I have been using B randreth ’ s P ills
for the last ten years. Thev are a wonder­
ful medicine. There is nothing equal to
them as Blood Purifiers and Liver Regu­
lators. But I wish to state how remarkably
they cure rheumatism, and Dow easily ; I
was affected by rheumatism of the legs.
My business ( wholesale liah dealer) natur-
ally leads me to damp places. I was so bad
l could not walk, and at night I suffered
fearfully j I tried Ba'sams, Sarsaparillas
and all Kinds of tinctures, but »hey did me
no good, and 1 was afraid of being a crip­
ple. 1 finally commen ed using B ran -
dkktii ’ h P ill s . I took two every night for
ten nights; then I began t_> improve. I
continued taking them for f rty nays, and
I got entiielv well
Now. wheneve • 8’ck, 1
take B rvndreth h P i l l s . They never fail. ’
/ITT
LYMAN
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Made to fit any rifle. Peep Sight, £>; Ivory Bead
Front Sight, $1; Ivory Hunting Front Bight, 80
cents. Sent by mail bn receipt of price
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Misses’ H#«*l Straps, 11 to 1 >2, at 10- : regular
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pound. Oft'colors and odd colors o f Stocking
Portland, Oregon. A. P. Armstrong, Prin.
Branch School; C apital Bi s. C ollkuk , Salem, Oregon Yarn, òfc, 6» c, 75c. to close. Will go in a week.
Same courses of study, same rates of tuition.
If you can use yarns in various colors for ’ ancy
work, we have them at half price. Our own se
Typewriting, Tenmansnip, and English Departments lections.
Our late printed lists w ill interest you; ask
¿«Tin session throughout the year. Students admit­
ted at any time Catalogue from either school, free for them Fam ily supplies o f all kinds Dried
Fruits from 2V2'c to 10c. Canned Fruits from 8c
per can to 20c ner can Many goods are lower.
Be t areful o f your expenditure». Write to
J . M c C R A K E N & C O .,
—DEALERS IN -
h’oene Harbor Limp. Portland Content. Goi-
den Gate and Utah Plaster. Hair Fire Brio*
and Fire Clay. LAND PL Al
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Wo Want L-
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Business. Shorthand,
There’s a cure for Catarrh, too,
no matter what you’ve been led to
believe. If there isn’t, in your case,
you’ll get $500 cash.
It’s a bona-
fide offer that’s made by the pro-
uictors of
Dr. Sage’s Catarrh
(etnedy.
There’s risk in it, to be
sure, but thexj are willing to take
the risk— you ought to be glad
to take the medicine.
S m ith’s C a s h S t o r e ,
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T h e Specific A Ho. I.
rnre*». without fuil, all cas»>s r*f t ì'«n n r r *
huM uud V l r r l , no mutter of h -.v long
stiimliug. Prevents stricuire, it bei g nu in.
tornai n me«ly. Curo» when everytliing eise
bas fall ed. Sold by all Druggist*.
Man uf ac turerà: The A.Sohoei’ heit Medicine
Co., San Jose, CaL
P r ic e . 93.IKI.
T h e Cow W as lia ised .
A man in Ji'tTerson county, who had
■ *ick cow, wanted to get her np. Not
beinx aide to do so with his strength he
fixed a blanket nnder her, attached his
hay carrier and hitched on the old horse,
which had not forgotten the distance he
had to go to deliver the hay and didn't
propose to stop short. Ue drew the cow
np to the top of the barn, where the
track carried her over an empty mow.
when the blanket gave way and dropped
her on the empty logs, breakiug every
tsme in her body.— Tyrone (N . Y’ .) Hei-
aid.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
louisville
F R IG H T F U L
One of the first to recognize the great
importance of utilizing electricity for
farm ing purposes in England was the
Marquis of Salisbury, who not only uses
the water power on his estate for light- |
There's danger
ing by electricity, but also grinds his
corn, cuts his horse fodder, pumps his in a coii"h — more than ever when
water and does a variety of other work your blood is “ bad.”
It makes
by means of electric motors. On many things easy for Consumption.
But
manors which are adjacent to streams of there’s a cure for it in Dr. Pierce’s
water the farmers are beginning to real­ Golden .Medical Discovery.
A posi-
ize the great possibilities which are close ! \\yG cure — not only
for W eak
at hand for the more economical w ork­
Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Bron­
ing of their farms and are installing
chitis, Asthma and all lingering
electrical plants which can be worked at
Coughs, but for Consumption itself
a cost uuapproiiched by any other means.
It’s rea­
There are tensed' thousands of portable in all its earlier stages.
and-other steam engines owned by agri­ sonable. A ll these diseases depend
Consumption is
culturists in this country which could on tainted blood.
And for
be utilized in a variety of ways in con­ simply Lung - scrofula.
nection with electricity
The mere sav
every form of scrofula and blood-
ing in insurance alone would in number­ taint, the “ Discovery ’’
a certain
less cases ju stify a farmer in driving his remedy.
It’s so certain, that its
thrashing, chaff cutting and grinding makers g u a ra n te e it to benefit or
machinery by an electric motor instead cure, in every ease, or the money is
of being obliged to bring his engine, as
refunded. W ith a medicine that is
now, right into his farm buildings.—
certain, this can be done.
N e w York Telegram
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Y O U W I L L USE NO O T H E R
SEEDS
“ tie r a Lo«».
E V ER Y T H I N G TESTED
•‘end for ph -*to o f our trial grounds.
'Ve arc Pacific Coast Agent* for
D . M . F e r r y ’s Seeds,
'pOSSOA is
• I. ROOT’S BEE SUPPLIES.
Tree Free From Pest» and Healthy.
FERTILIZERS OF ALL NINOS.
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these goods at Eastern
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b€S»detheFi5h Bri'Ul
T » iD LSx.i on every Colt i
Mr. Slow-pay (airily)— t wish to get
What woman vtonid use an ammonia measured for a suit o f clothes, but it
or alum baking p»w dcr it ane knew it? will I h - about tim v weeks liefore I can
Such powders not only undermine ti t pay for them, as our payday cornea only
one* * month now
H ow »oon i-xn you
health, hut ammonia gives to tin* com
have them done)
plexion a -allow or blotched a ¡>eaiaiiee
Srnd fot
hue pres, nee ot ammonia or aiiim in a
Tailor I m— let
me see
In about
A J TOWER MFR BOSTON MASS Cata'ogve
baking powder, however, can easily In- three week*. Uood News
detected.
/’e I'etect Am m otn i.— Mix one heapi: g
B u n fo .
teasjVM»nlul ol baking p *wder witb one
“ You otight to change the namo of jo u r
tea-|sv»nful of water in a tin cu p ; boil
1 he.re a i*'*.t.v(»r un»»!* for th« above
by its
new cake company. Your incorpora tx l
thoroughly for a few moments, stir t"
«■et'i.'-iíar.i* of caaes »*f ti»« w rst k t ard of long
lit U» <loe* not look well ou the *igu.”
prevent burning, and it ammonia is
r -.n !
' N -' tl . -- I. Indu'd *•» ft, r-»r»g ia my faith
“ I »lon’t *ee why not.”
r. . «• . •
1» t r - dTW.Muvrxu * I
present vou ca t am» II it in the rising
“Well, it livras to me ‘The New York
\ \I 1 DU K rill’ VT19K oathiadi'•*-» etoanySttf-
•team. Oi place a can of the suspected
-»•r
w
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w
.
>oJ
c,-»tbair Krorr«»» . O. a Jira—,
Hun Co/israthersujCgeative.” —New York
powder top dow n > n a hot stove for a Sun.
T . A.
».
F - I I P. nrl Ht., N . Y .
mi u 'f i*r two, then tak
off tlup rover
J ÌT old O d
am. smell.
Fur IYt«*ht*d Conaoltttlom.
M f '
! tend '
Jack MartgoM (.va Misa Million pasaea
To Te tc t/tiM .— Alum |*owdcr can Is
./.ing himv—She eut* me
usually detected hv putting a coup » of without i \ h
tenspo.iiituia of the p* wder li: a glas* < ! »lc.i l: That\ t cruaher to my hopes) But
••old water. If n>» eff. rveavt h i
mat .a. after ail. U tuight bave Iw n w o i » . Srp- IR R T
*. .
hiihhimg »*r aiu ttycnng -takes plac»\ p '- ag I b.U marrieti her, ami hcr fat ber
-
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t -- Hr
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faiit^i
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condfUin the powder wud retuiu it at
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4c. in «-«taps *-r part
lO.DHIO r-wtiw, la S > :-xe PipfT,
4 a a » e r o a « r o a n fo rfe it a. A i D r a n ■-< .ir •••nñ e.
ant 'K rlT e f fo r I a.11.«.** ,n Utter -< r r i n m M ail.
C h i c m c s t c r C h e m i c a l C o , *1 a d U . n * * " • * % .
*«I«J b j a ll L o c a l U r n t g U t *
P H IU S K L F H I a T p i !
VOIR Llil'i:
CONSUMPTION.
. n. y .
” l i;m )l In ven tion luia been nmdc !*>• Hr.
T u ff. Ili.st einiii« nt ( li« 1 ’ ilvt liiM nr»<iii<'i*(|
intitoli* m o. *i
Am m onia and alum are the m *-t com
mon adulterant* lund in the iii.<nniact
nre ol lu k iug (towders. The goveriimen
rep rt rhows that a large peu*. ntage oi
the Dak ng p«'w ers on the market con­
tain either one or the other, or both
those pernicious drugs.
wHAFMAN.
5oft Woolen /f'^-
Watch Out! Collar.
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