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W a sh in g to n .
'FRIEND TO MANKIND.
W ILLIA M G. ROBINSO N, W H O IS D YING
IN W AS H IN G T O N .
He
la
K now n
a . the "H avlor o f H a b le ..-
I l a . D efined an A p p lia n ce to Cool F ever
P atie n t.
H e lp I I I .
T ry in g lo
F am ily .
Secure a
Patent to
HE M.\Y BF. A CONGRESSMAN.
A D etro it N e w a b o f A p poin ted aa a T a * e
In tne House.
One of the most interesting and
praiseworthy appointments made by
Doorkeeper Glenn of the honse of repre
sentatives, whose personal staff consists
of something like 200employees, Is that
of Albert La Riviere of Detroit to bo a
page on the floor of the house. He was
appointed on the recommendation of
Representative Corliss of Detroit and
was selected by the Newsboys’ ussocia
tion of that city as their representative
in congress.
When the news of Albert's appoint
ment reached the boys, they held a
rousing ratification meeting in Detroit,
ut which a letter was read from Con
gressman Corliss, holding out to the
successful boy the hope that lie might
become a great statesman sumo day, as
other boys have who la gan us pages in
the senute or house, and resolutions
were adopted thunking the congressman
for the compliment paid the assix-iutiou,
aud saying that Albert La Riviere was
chosen because the boys thought him to
be the most deserving one iu the lot.
When leaving Detroit, he was escort
ed to the station by 149 newsboys, two
brass bands und several leading citizens.
Speeches were made by the citizens und
the newsboys, and Albert, who was ad
vised abont how to conduct himself iu
Washington, was obliged to mount the
platform of the car und outline bis pol
icy with regard to public questions. All
be could say was that he would be as
good a representative of the newsboys
of Detroit as he knew how to he. The
new page was sworn into office the oth
er day, and a hearty greeting was given
him by the many other nimble footed
boys who wait on the congressmen, all
of whom think it is somewhat of a nov
elty fur a newsboy to be transformed
into a puge.
He is a slightly bnilt, bright faced
boy, quite intelligent and hopes to suc
ceed in getting into congress some day
as u member. William Aldcn Smith,
one of the new members of the Michi
gan delegation, was formerly a newsboy
on the railroad for which he is now the
general counsel. With Mr. Smith’s ex
ample before him, Albert La Riviere
thinks there is a good chance for him.—
New York Sun.
William (J. Robinson, culled the
"Savior of Babies" because of his in
vention, the incubator, is dying in Wash
ington.
There is being tested in the New York
hospital oue of bis Inventions which
may be of fur greater service to human
ity than the incubator. It is u contriv
ance to lower the temperature and
thereby suve fever patients. It has been
very successful iu its operation. If the
dying man should by great gixsl fortune
recover, his future weultli would be as
sured.
When Robinson went to the New
York hospital oue day last summer to
get one of his incubators introduced at
that institution, he noticed a fever pa
tient ill one of the wards. They were
using the old time method to cool this
patient’s temperature. There wan a step
ladder at the head of his cot, aud on the
top of it was a water pail with a piece
of ice iu it. A rubber tube over the side
of the pail, descending, entered a tublier
bag that rested on the patient’s breast.
Another tube was arranged so us to cur
ry off the water from tiie bag into a
waste pail at tiie bedside. Robinson was
Interested.
He asked the doctors about it, mid
they told him that the contrivance was
often a failure and left great room for
Improvement. If the patient sudilenly
turned over, he was apt to bring the pail
of water down on himself. Then, too,
the water in the puil was likely to run
out before the nurse could be aware that
the bucket was empty, und the condition
of the patient would be seriously jeopar
dized by the sudden stoppage of the cold
application.
Tho inventor went back to his little
tinsmith shop iu East Twenty sixth
street mid built a contrivance that
should furnish a steady flow of cold wa
ter. To minimize tie- labor and prevent
the sndden «'becking of the stream he
used the same water over again.
He built a frame of brass rods uhont
ft feet high. Two copper cylimit rs capa NOVELTIES OF ELECTRICITY.
ble of holding ten gallons each were
iM K s h lb ltlo n W i l l S u r p a ,«
placet! on sliding rods in u vertical posi T h a C o in in g A l Sw
O t h e r , In Tlila.
tion, anil by an arrangement of chains, The Swiss l National
exposition, which
weights and pulleys the cylinders were
at Geneva on May next and ter
made to balance one another. While begins
minates on Oct. 15, bids fair, in the
one, filled with water, is at the top, matter
of interesting novelties, to sur-
jnst above the patient's betel, the other pass
any national display made since
rests on the fitstr below. The top one is the centennial.
A full nreonnt of its
filled With ice water and raised by the
is given by United States ('omul
turning of a crunk at the siile. Rubber scope
at Geneva, iu a report to tho
tubing passes from it down into a Ridgley,
department, and he says that Swiss
"worm, ” which is n great improvement state
residents in America are invited to
over the rubber bag of the doctors.
make exhibits. Probably because Theo
After the water has circulated through dore
mayor of Geneva and
the coils of the “ worm" that lies on the the Turrettiui,
most distinguished electrical en
patient’s body, it passes into the lower gineer
is president of the ex
cylinder. As soon as that cylinder gets position iu the Enrope,
electrical exhibit will be tin*
full It is rnised lo the top and empties finest ever seen.
The river Rhine sup
itself in turn into the other one, which plies 12,000 horsepower,
to be electrical
has been lowered.
ly transmitted six miles to (lie grounds.
This invention has been n-t‘d for a There
be a traveling footpath oper
month at the New York hospital, and it ated by will
electricity, traversing the great
has saved many patients and much trou machinery
hall; horseless cabs driven
ble to nurses.
by electricity, appliances for aerial navi
Robinson went to Washington for the gation,
a multiplying valve pump, proc
sole purpose of getting a patent on this ess for making
paper and fabrics, tests
machine. He had made nothing from of strength of metals
by electricity aud
his incubators und thought that it was many other electrical appliances.
time to try to reap some pecuniary Professor Pictet will display his in
benefit from his work for himself and ventiou for producing intense cold and
bis family of three little children.
exhibit the uses of this low tem
He tiled his application ut the patent will
perature, such us ill the purification of
office and was arranging to retnrn home perfumes
aud chemicals, the cure nf
when lie iMcanie very ill. The doctors dyspepsia by
a cold Turkish bath proc
said lie Imd consumption in an advanced ess,
disinfecting and the production of
stage and held out small ho|H«s of his an illuminating
gas 80 times more pnw
recovery.
than ordinary coal gas.
Bo his wife was called lo liis bedside. erful
features will be a Swiss vil
But the fate of bis patent nn.lw hut it Other
an uquarinui where the spectator
means to his family is liis one thought. is lage,
beneath the water and a Himalaya
—New York Journal.
railway wherein travelers climb to the
top of a great tower by means of a car
THE LAST SLAVE.
running ou a cable.
Articles of incorporation have bocn Oue of the waddent ¡ducea a boot the
filed by the ''Crystal Kook Halt Min whole capitol is that little corner of! of
ing Co." of San Francisco, with a cap statuary hall where women wait the
ital stock of $500,000, of which $227,- slow motions of their “ influence.” The
600 have been subscribed by Chas. G. condensed heartache and desperation
are crowded into that narrow space
Ahlborn, Sanford Bennett, Meyer that
after day are enough to »often the
Lewis, Julius Keimer, S. Lewis, L. day
most hard hearted. (Jut there, one day
Dorn and Ben Lewis.
week, sat a widow. She was old
The Crystal Kook Salt Mine is situ this
and poor, it was a raw, cold day, hut
ated in San Bernardino county, and tiie
desolate woman had only a thin
produces a salt of superior quality,
about her aud one shoe was ull
which, according to analysis made by shawl
broken at the side, so that only her
Professor L. Falkenau, of the State stocking
kept her foot from the ground.
Assay Office in San Francisco, is found She had sent
in for “ her” representa
to be chemically pure. At the instance tive,
when he came out, he was
of Norton, Teller <Sc Koden, and other coolly and
but flnully seemed to
San Francisco bouses, a number of warm courteous,
up a little, and, at her earnest
tests were made, with the result that solicitation,
promised to see Senator
the salt produced from this mine bus
about getting her a place. He
been found to be equal to the best Kug- Somebody
w as so emphatic in saying that she must
lish salt in tbo market for butter mak not
worry, hut leave all to him, that
ing and table use, and for meat and she
to leave him with her face
fish packing, milling and dairy pur fairly turned
with a glow of hap
poses. The lump stuck suit from this piness. transfigured
she had disapi>eared over
mine is preferred by the large cattle the last “ When
whispering stone” toward tlie
companies to any other salt, by reason senate, that
member turned to
of its purity, dryness and solidity; also the page and heartless
because it is the most economical for “ See here! said If sternly:
that old guy comes
stock feeding. Owing to its firmness fooling round here after
me again, 1 am
and purity it does nut deliquesce when not
in my seat! Do you sahe?”
placed out on the ranges.
boy “ sabed” all straight enough
The company controlls over 1,000 The gave
a frightened promise to re
acres of mining ground in which the and
salt is mined from large deposits, us member. Poor little old woman!
clear and transparent as crystals. The There is a regular King Humbert of
mine is connected with Balt Kook Sta Italy on the floor of the house, and it
tion (Danby) on the Atlantic & Pacific will
him greatly to read this
K. R. by a road extending thirty-two and surprise
And
himself
an attraction
miles, especially constructed by the among the women in quite
the
galleries.
The
Traction Engine Company, and upon particular attraction is a pair of fierce
whioh the company successfully oper
mustachios, ami they belong to
ates a train of traction engine and gray
Poole of New York. Really, the
wagons, constructed by the Best Manu Mr.
likeness to the royal Italiau is quite
facturing Company of San Leandro, startling.
Cal.
The company is about to commence Terry of Arkansas has cultivated a
the erection of extensive works at the remarkable suit of chrysanthemum hair
mine, and upon their completion will in the summer’s recess between con
be enabled to supply the purest salt gresses. If he could enux his locks to
ever produced for butter-making, table unkink themselves, he would rival iu
use, meat and fish-packing. Lump salt this respect Buffalo Bill.
for stock-feeding and milling purposes
Prince Albert coatsare quite the fash
is now being shipped.
since Mr. Reed set the pace on the
The buildings at the mine are con ion
he becanio speaker, hut there are
structed of salt, and the company is day
ways and ways of wearing them. The
about to erect an office building at the average
needs to take some
railroad station out of rock salt, which lessons in congressman
the art. A closely buttoned
will attract grout attention. Passen Prince Albert
for gods and
gers on the truin passing this station men to laugh at is if a it sight
are now in the habit of getting off the most of them do not. does not tit, and
train for the purpose of securing crys
tals of salt as keepsakes.
One of the remarkable and enjoyable
In the sunlight a building construct features
of the Fifty fourth congress is
ed of this salt appears us if it was cov the absence
of smoking upon the floor.
ered with diamonds.
Men like Mr. Quigg and Mr. Tarsney,
who all hut sleep with cigars in their
find it rare self denial to go
THE WEED IN KANSAS. mouths,
without Ninoking, hut they content
N fw t m i Man a L a d le «’ S m oking C lu b C a lle d
them selves with a “ dry smoke, ” twist
th e S p a rro w .
ing and chewing to pieces almost as
The only ladies' smoking club known many cigars as they would otherwise
to exist in Kansas has just been discov smoko. The only man seen to smoke do
pred in Newton and is named the Spar lihortitoly on the floor was Mr. Powers
row. The Spairows have u select olub- of Vermont. Ho was clear hack by the
room, elegantly fitted up with the most fireplace and was busy thinking when
luxurious fiynishings, including divans ho lighted his cigar, and the expression
in profusion and all the paraphernalia of cherubic content which went over
of asuinkerH’ club. There are hunks and his fare when he settled hack in his
periodicals, hut it is in no sense a liter chair to take that tabooed smoke was
ary club. If is composed exclusively of smoothing to remember.
young women, the number being limit
ed to nine.
The ladies who watch with such in
When one member marries or leaves terest every day the proceedings of con
tbo city, another lady is elected to fill gress have quite decided that Mr. Crisp
the vacancy, and it is suid there are al lias the smallest and whitest hand iu
ways several applications awaiting ao the house.
A n A g e d U e o r g la N e g ro K i J o j i IIIn F irst
tion. It was o n ly by accident that this
Freedom .
A WIDE AWAKE MAN.
exclusive secret association was discov “ What brund do you wear, mister?" Troue Wilson, an aged negro convict
ered, but it has been iu existence for a asked a man witli high heeled boots aud who was pardoned from the Georgia D a v id J o n e s D o e « N ot S leep F o r W e e k s at
e.
long time. The room belonging to the a sombrero of Representative Miller
by Governoi Atkinson the David Jones of • Tim
Sparrows is nu Main street and is a yesterday as that gentleman came out penitentiary
Anderson, Ind., who
other
day.
is
probably
the
last
slave
to
genuine olubroom. All its members are of the house.
the attentiou of the medical
receive the benefits of President Lin attracted
Mr. Miller looked a little surprised, coln’s
Included in Newton's “ swell set."—St.
profession two years ago by a sleepless
emancipation
proclamation.
but replied courteously that he didn't Wilson was in jail in Liberty county spell of 911 days and last year by another
f/mis Republic.
knowr exactly what his questioner meant. as accessory to a murder when the negro spell which extended over 181 days, is
W lia t <'u ngre«nm en Head.
“ I want to know which entup you race was set free by the president.
beginning on another, which he fears
“ What books are the most popular round up in when there is a general He was afterward sent to the peni w ill be more serious than the preceding
He was put on the circuit jury
with the new congressmen?” I asked a stampede?"
tentiary and now enjoys the first breath oues.
“ Do yon mean to ask my politics?" of
three weeks ago, and, has not slept for
bookseller.
free
air
he
has
ever
known.
—
New
20 days and nights. He does not experi
“ Rooks on etiquette,“ he answered. asked Mr. Miller.
York Recorder.
ence any bad effects whatever from the
“ The demand is so great we cannot fill “ Precisely," said the stranger. “ I’m
spell, nor did he during his 131 days.
It. We sold 20 such books yesterday, off my own reservation and I’ve kinder
IB orr A lo n g .
and I have today sent a large order to lost my bearings. I’m on the trail of The Indian’s view of the way in During that spell he attended to all of
the
man
who
corralled
a
permit
to
come
my publishers, for at this rate my stock
which he has been treated by the white his farm business. He Rays now that he
w ill soon he exhausted.”—Washington hyar and sass the gov'mnnt fur my man in this country was well given in feels as though In* never w ill sleep
state, and the herd boss out hyar allows an anecdote related by Professor Klli- again. —JSt. Louis Globe-Democrat.
Post.
that I don’t saln> things none too proper cott Kvans of Hamilton college. The
Sen ator D a » l« C e d in g Superstitious.
P e r fu m e M a n u f a c t u r e .
and holds me up. Now, if you don’t be
Indian chief Red Jacket once Senator
England manufactures perfumes on long to the other outfit, you look fit to famous
C'uehmau K. Davis of Minne
met Mr. Kvans’ granduncle, Joseph K1 sota has reached
a very large scale. Importing many of ho n pretty good trail boss. ”
the superstitions stage
lieott,
at
Toitawauda.
Niagara
county.
the material* from other countries, but “ And who would you like to see:” Mr. Kllicott at that time was agent of of his presidential bikini. His literary
al»o making a large use of home-grown asked Mr. Miller, with a broad smile at the Holland Land company, which own bnreau has b«*en in active working order
herbs and flowers.
the interest the man was eliciting from ed most of the land m what was later for some time past, and it was not un
loungers in the corridors.
the Republican national committee
C o n t r o ls a n E m p ir e .
known ns the Kighth Judicial district til
“ I reckon yon all know* hint like a «if
fixed the date of the next convention
The South Africa Company, control
New
York.
led by Cecil Kliodcs and Ills associates, hen, the same his name being Deunis The two men shook hands and sat that Senator Davis received his first
owns a territory larger than France, Flynn.” Ami Mr. Flynn soon appeared. down on a convenient log, both being ominous visitation. It turns out that he
was born on fhe lrtth of Jnue. and, as
Germany. Austria and Italy combined
the middle of it. After a abort the
"And who is that?" asked a gallery near
Republican convention is called to
or five times the area of California.
time
*pent
in
amicable
conversation.
occupant of his friend, who seemed to Red Jacket said pleasantly, “ Move meet on that date, he firmly believes
know everybody and bad been keeping
that the omen is a gotfd one for him. In
N u m b e r o f H a ir* In * |tear«l.
Joe.”
up a running comment on everybody along,
a good nntured way he lias told some of
A Pott stow ii barber has found a nev and
Mr.
Kllicott
did
as
he
had
been
re
everything in the house while the quested, and the chief moved up clone to his friends that the fact of calling the
occupation for spare moments. He ha Bayard
resolution was being discussed,
to meet ou his birthday is
counted the number of hairs in a man as
In a few minutes came a second convention
Mr Ding ley of Maiue addressed the him.
an indication to his advantage.—New
heurdwhnni be shaved. When the lathe chair.
request, “ Move along, Joe.”
dried which had been used in shaving
Again Mr. Kllicott complied, though York Nun.
He’s one of the most highly respect with
it was not difficult, although tedious, t ed “ men
considerable surprise, and again the
C liaflof Dl$h Outfit.
count the hairs, which numbered I a. at his left. in the honse,” said a ^ stranger chief follow ed him closely. Scarcely had A chafing dish outfit includes the
fififi- — Phi ladelphia Record.
this been done when Red Jacket again dish itself, with stand and lamp, a
“ And the thinkingest man to boot,” .said,
“ Move along, Joe."
Amnd tray upon which the whole ar
responded the friend, and went on de
Mr Kllicott was greatly annoyed, hut rangeuient .stands, the alcohol flagon,
liveriug his opinions audibly.
willing to humor the chief he “ moved whose long, curved spout permit» the
once more, this time reaching filling of the lamp without removing
“ Say, ( ’barley, I want a business ex along"
end of the log.
the blaze, a service dish with cover, all
actly like that for a flower stand. It’« the This
was not sufficient to satisfy the .if polished nickel. Two spoons are also
just too lovely for anything, and it chief, however,
for a moment later came iu the list, cue huge oue, of tnckel with
all extra profit.
Wouldn't tip over.” She was evidently the fourth request,
“ Move along, Jos." *bgny handle, a second smaller oue of
a
bride,
ami
she
was
commenting
on
t hat's the merchant’s reason the malachite mace standard!—Wash “ Why, man,” cried
the agent irrita lacquered wood. Twelve dollars buys
bly, “ I can’t move any farther without the outfit.—New Ycrk Times.
who tiroes an inferior binding for ington Star.
getting off the log into the mud’’’
a costly skirt. It’s not [making
“ I’gh !” exclaimed Red Jacket con
(tomfl News.
A
Motiarholil.
•*) as good as
..
“ Jnst so white man. (.'«shier—Have yon heard, sir, that
Kokomo, lint.. 1 « the home of a pecul temptuously.
Want Indian move a Vug—move along. John Jones is a bankrupt :
iarly a 111 lot oil family. Tin« ho.hand and Can’t
no ftirther. hut he say, ’Move Banker—Well, that’s good new».
wife am both blind, the latter being along go
’ "
We ll now get a little of what he owes
al*> a help!«««« cripple, (lie a evident that
os. whereas, if he had remained iu busi
L a b o u r he re on R «flft a 4 '$ L n po p u la rity.
produced
hlindnee*
likewise
depriving
Bias \ elvctren Skirt binding.
ness. w e d never have got a cent. — Flie-
her of the nee of her arma. Their hired At the present moment England it |sude
Blatter.
Look for S. H. A M. on the label gui lealao blind. Thne the entire hon«e nrobably
more unpopular among foreign
and take no other.
hold ie nightie**. T ie hnahand B ella nations, including even onr own kins The sheets of steel for pentnaking are,
It your dealer will not .«upply you we candy on the atreeta. Their home if aa men in ttie Tnited States, than she haa tn their original condition. 8 feet h ug
w ill
neat and clean aalbetldieet hooaekeeper •ver been before, and in my humble
Send loth*
(or »am
ta. * M ahowini
£ ¡aba.a and rr.atc- with |(o«at eyes could keep I t —Chicago judgment our unpopularity waa never «nd 3 feet wide. Froui these strips are
?ut wide euough to permit of the cut
rials
S
y
Co
P 0 Boa 600 Nsw
Inter Ocean
you city
luig of three or four peu«.
. — —.
— -----------
| better deserved. —London Truth
A DYING SPARK
VICKY A W K W A R D I N D E E D .
M e rit
Thi* 1« If precisely
the
mistake
a man
makes
he "turns
out’’ kind
on of the toward
wrong him.
side
of
the
road
when
a
vehicle
come«
No
ab«urd
is
the
error
of
the
individual
who
Stop Right Now! Don’t Light less
akes organ
drastic is on medicines
to side, relieve
his road
liver. to la what gives Hood’s Sarsaparilla its great
That
the right
and
the
popularity, increasing sales and wonder
Another! You’re Burn
its
relief
is
Met,tetter’s
stomach
Bitters,
a
medi
ful cure««. The combination, proportion
cine
also
¿«¿anted
to
the
relief
of
dyspepsia,
con
ing Your Brains.
stipation, kiduey and rheumatic ailments and and process in preparing Hood’s Sarsa
malaria.
parilla are unknown o other medicines,
"None
your the
sauce,"
as the boaider said and
make it pe uliar to itself. It acts
he of refused
Worcestershire.
WRECKS ALONG THE STREETSIDK when
directly and positively i pon the blood,
and as the blood reaches every nook and
W IN D
SW EPT.
corner of the human system, all tiie
Oft-times tobacco’s vic
muscles, hones and tissues come
tim« look at the dying Were it not for the intervening moun nerves,
under the ben ficent Influence of
spark in the cigar stump tain ranges, this country, from Northwest
or at the big masticated to Southwest, would at times in winter be
“chaw” of tobacco just swept by devait tting tornadoes. Blizzards
expectorated, and with seem to arise out of the caves and canons
nerves nicotinized with of the plains. Gaining strength and vol
tobacco, mentally
over a wide expanse, their force is ar
solve, “Now, that is my ume
rested by the battlements o«' big h Us.
last, I will never use it Sometimes
they rise above the barriers
again, I know that it is d sweep the
Middle states with fury.
injuring me physically and financially and »’
you enjoy one day a mean tempera The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists; $1.
my nerves are becoming so irritated that I There
ture,
and
the
next
be far below freez
can't stand the least annoyance.” What ing. It is like an may
water bath on a H ood’s Pills T
"-" easy
Uvor to 1 operate.
,1,: 25c.
take,
is the result? These good resolutions are warm day, and the ice shock
to muscles,
generally made while the effect of the use nerves and circulati m is the cause
of snd
of tobacco practically paralyzes the crav den neuralgic and rheumatic at’acks,
ings of millions of irritated nerve centers violent and acute. Those predisposed both
to
and just as soon as the effects commence such
have the master cure, St. |
to pass away these good resolutions Jan* bs should
always ready. Us prompt use
weaken, showing conclusively that the prevents Oil, the
chronic stage, and in the
use of tobacco is not a habit but a disease chronic
stage
it is a prompt, sure cure.
of the nervous system caused by the edu
1
cation of the nerves to crave for the nico “ Marne, w hat in classical m usic?” “ Oh, don’t | 2
tine poisoning. What then is the easy, you k io w ? It’« tiie kind th at you have to like
permanent, natural way to relieve your- w hether you like it or not "
Miss Della Stevens, of Boston. Mas.-.,
svlf of the use of tobacco? Certainly not
w rites: I have always suffered from
N O T IC E .
by discontinuing it and suffering the
hereditary Scrofula, for w hich I tried
nervous reaction and prostrating effects
various rem edies, and many reliable
and mental degeneracy sure to tollow the Drs. II. H. Green «t Sons of Atlanta.
phvHicians, but none relieved me. A fter
bottle« of
U ki ing fi ....................
long and continued use of tobacco. Does Ga., are the greu'es: dropsy specialist« in
I am now well. I
it not suggest itself to you that the natural the world. Cure more patients than the
am
very
grateful
thing to do is to take a remedy that is entire army of physicians scatter«?«! over
as I feel
specifically prepared to eradicate the ef this beautiful land of ours. A valuable | to that you, it saved
me
fects of the nicotine in the system and to
outside any medical book or
from a life of un
overcome the nerve craving effects and re discovery
told agony, and
published
opin-on.
A
purely
vegetable
ire in speaking only
shall take pleasure
store the tobac co irriiated nerves to a nor prepa-ation. Removes all dropsical
_ j r the w onderful med
med-
words of praise for
mal and healthy condition? To this, we
rapidly. Ten days’ treatment
om m ending it to a all.
icine, and in recom
ll.
all say, “Yes, wnere is the remedy ?” You ayinptons
advertise
mailed
to
every
stitt'erer.
8ee
T
reatise
on
will find it in No-To-Bac. This is easily ment in other oolunin._______
Blood
and
Skin
said and we all naturally a«k for proof.
Diseases mailed
H O W S T H 1ST
Certainly. If No-To-Bac fails to cure.
free to any ad
The sterling Remedy Company, of New
dress.
York, Montreal and Chicago have so We offer One H undred Dollar* Reward for
SW IFTSPECIFIC CO.. A tlanta. Oa.
much faith in their remedy, that they pos any
case of C atarrh th at cannot be cured by
Cute.
itively guarantee to refund the money, and H all’s C F. atarrh
A CO, Props., Toledo, O.
the concern being owned and operated by We the u J. nd CHENEY
esig
n ed , have known F. J . Cheney
some of the most reputable business men for the laat 15 years,
aud
him perfectly
of fhe esst and west, it is absolutely re honorable in all business believe
and fin DIRECTIONS for lining
liable and we are glad to say, able in every ancially able to carry out transactions
any obligations made CREAM
BALM. — Apply
way to live up to its guarantee.
by their Arm
W est A T r p a x ,
a
particle
the Balm well
The sale of No-To-Bac within the past
Whole*ale Druggists, Toledo, O. up into the of nostrils.
few years has assumed enormous p ro p o r
A fter
W
a l d in q , K in n a n A M a k v in .
tions, almost entirely developed upon its
Wholesale Druggist*. Toledo, Ohio. a moment draw strong
merits and the recommendations of the H all’s C atarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting breath through the nose.
cured. So great is the sale that it is hard directly upon the blood and m ucous surface* of Use three times a day, after
ly possible to go into any leading drug the system. Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all meals preferred, and before
store without finding it on sale, and the druggists. Testim onials free.
retiriiig.
druggist has nothing but words of praise H all's Fam ily Pill* are the beat.
to give it.
F I T S . —A ll Fits stopped free by D r . K i ln © ’ *
r e a t N e r v e R e s t o r e r . No Fits after the tlrsl
• Do you It call
her complexion
real?"
“De G day’s
use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and |2.00
cidedly.
has renaissance,
hardly
a suggestion
of the did ideal
trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, E L Y 'S C R E A M H A LM Opens and cleanse«
school
”
The
fur.hermore,
not
W1
Areh St., Philadelphia Pa
seem to be in it all.
the Nasal Passage*, Allays P ain and Inflam m a
tion, Heal* the Bores, Protects the M embrane
Piso’s Cure is the medicine to break up from
Restore* the Sense* of Taste aud
children's
Coughs
and
Colds.—
M r s . M. O . Smell. colds,
Is quickly absorbed and give«
CONSUMPTION CURED B , Sprague, Wash., Marc 8,1894. relief at The once. Balm
H o o d ’s
Sarsaparilla
S c r o fu la
sss
CURED
CATARRH
lunt
A particle is applied into each nostril, and 1«
agreeable. Price, 50 cent* at Druggist*’ or by
m all.
BLY BROTHERS,
Vi W arren Htreet. New York.
T ry G krmka tor b reakfas t.
AN A B S O L U T E R E M E D Y FO R A L L
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of
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to S e u d T w o
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to
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If you order tri al return this advertisement
us
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Nothing could be fairer, more phi'an-
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per to send two bottles free to any reader
who is suffering from lung trouble or con U R E C U R E fo r P I L E S
sumption, also loss of flesh and all condi S ItohiBf
- FOR CHILDREN TEETHING •
sod Blind, Bleeding or Protradin* Piles yield el »use to
tions of wasting. He invites those desir log,
a le b y a l 1 U r u g g U U . 8 6 C e s ta a b e ttle .
DR. B Q -8 A N -K O ’8 P IL E R E M E D Y .
«beorbe tumore. A positive ours. Circulera sent free. Price
ous of obtaining this remedy to send their We.
Druggie te er M il. D i t. U O S A N K O , P k l i s , P s .
express and postottice address, and to re
ceive in teiurn the two bottles free, which
will arrest the approach oi death. Already
this remedy, by its timely use, has per
If you w ant a .ure relief for pains in the back, side, chest, or
manently cured thousands of cases which
limbs, use an
were given up, and death was looked upon
as an early visitor.
Knowing his remedy as he does, and be
ing so proof-positive of its beneficent re
sults, Dr. Hlooum considers it his religious
duty, a duty which he owes to humanity,
to donate his infallible remedy where it
B ear in M ind —Not one of the host of counterfeits and imi
will assault the enemy in its citadel, and,
tations is as good as the genuine.
by its inherent potency, stay the current
of dissolution, bringing joy to homes over
which the shadow’ ot the grave has been
gradually growing more strongly defined,
causing fond hearts to grieve. The cheap
ness of the remedy—offered freely—apart
from its inherent strength, is enough to
commend it, and more so is the perject
confidence of the great chemist making the
offer, who holds out life to those already
U lu r.
becoming emaciated, and says: “Be
S a m t Paper.
cured.”
CNIC IILSTKU CHEMICAL CO.. M i l Madleoa Hq., PH I LAOKLFHIA. FA.
The invitation is certainly worthy of the
consideration of the afflicted, wno, for
years, have been taking nauseous nostrums
M A R IN E E N G IN E S
without effect; who have ostracised them
A N D B O IL E R S .
selves from home and friends to live in
more salubrious climes, where the atmos
phere is more congenial to weakened lungs,
and who have fought against death with
all the weapons and strength in their
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hands. There will be no mistake in send
ing for these free bottles -the mistake will
be in passing the invitation by.
The very remarkable and certain
M r « M c C lu rg .
relief given woman by MOORK’S
Mrs. Virginia Donaghe McClurg of
REVEALED REMEDY lias given
it
the
name
of
Woman’s
Friend.
It
is
Colorado, the well known lecturer, is fnl in relieving the backaches, headaches
nniformiy snccess-
an d w e a k n e s s
visiting the east for Uie benefit of her which burden and shorten a woman’s
life. Thousands of
son's health, which will probably oblige women testify for it. It will give health and strength
her to stay here for some months. Mrs. and make life a pleasure. For sale by all druinriste.
McClurg organized tin* first party, aside BLUMAUEB-FRANK
DRUG CO., P o r t l a n d , Agents.
from government expedition«, which
explored the ruins of the cliff dwellers
iu the sonthweM. For ten years she lias
’HE THAT W O R K S EASILY, W O R K S
made a seria l tv of these studies and
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a win m advocate of equal suffrage.
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