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O en sora h tp l a R u t t a . A correspondent tells the following story o f methods o f censorship In Roe* W hat is Castoria. .¡£¡5* ( p'ASTOEIA is & harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Q n A t l i i n i * Q . T n « u i------ V k ^ s r ^ t ^ « r £ 2 S ia r s r A!«M*!iEnT vsi 9 • ’ *" • . Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contains neither Opium , Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feyerishne88. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatuleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and11Just-as-good ” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. „ 1 * < Coughs, Colds You will hasten recovery by 1 In* one of Ayor'o Pills of boatti a Unless a man la rich he ought to be regarded as a criminal If be permits bla sons or daughters to become musi cians. In tbe musical profession there are a few prises not o f the largest, but for the largest number o f inter pretative art lata the life la one of drudgery—the drudgery o f learning, the drudgery of pushing one'a self into notice and after all the continual drudgery o f playing or. alngtng Juat the mualc the public wanta. -I recom mend no one to outer such a profession unless be or she loves music to aucb a degree that the drudgery la a pleas ore.—John F. Ituncimau In Saturday Review. L ucas C o u jr r r , \ r u n J. CasM BY m a k e s o s t h t h a t h a la aantor p a r tn e r o< t h e A n n o f F. J . C m b k b y A C o ., d o i n g butlnena In th e C l t y o f T o l s d o .C o u a - ty a n d Btata a fo r e .a iil, a n d th a t e a ld Arm #111 p a r th e enm o f O NE H U N D R E D D O L L A R S fo r e a c h a n d e v e r y caaa o f C A T s n u r t h a t c a n n o t be e u r a d b y th # uaa o f H a l l ’« C a t a s a h C p n s . FRANK J. CHENEY. S w o rn t o b e fo re m e a n d s u b a crib e d in m y p re s e n o e , t h i s * l h d a y o f D e ce m b e r, A. D . 1886. A . W . GLEASO N , \_____ lí all'• Catarrh Cure 1« taken internally, and acta directly on the blood and muooua surfaces o f the system. Kendf, r testimonial*, free. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, 0 . Sold by Druggists, 75c. H all’s Fam ily Fills art th e b a s t M a tte r o f L e n g th . Husband (glancing over bill)—Why la It you pay three times aa much for stockings aa I do for mine? Wife— Ob, that’s all right. I wear my stockings three times as long as you do- Letters from Prominent Physicians I ’ addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher. Newrlch— How’d you get al?ng at the dinner? Mrs. Newrich—Pine. When they eat pie with a fork, 1 done it, too, So aa not to let ’em see their break.— New York Sun. Jndge—The^iext person who Inter rupts the proceedings o f this court will be expelled from the room! Pris oner—Hoo-rayl Whoopee-eel Now, » iv. a ., s a y s • i vus v iv r a n B (ways obtaining th . desired results.' Bank President— We’re ruined! The cashier baa absconded with one hun dred thousand dollars. Director— Don’t get excited. He has left a note offering to take ua into partnership. lira. Oatcake (reading newspaper)— Gracious me! Mr. Murdock has been I M A N I S / ( HI LDKKN arrested. It was discovered that he had twenty wives, and all are living! Promotes Dtgestion.Checrful- Farmer Oatcake— O-oh! another case oess and Resl.Contains neither of Brigham-y.— Puck. Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. Boarder (warmly)— Oh, I know ev ing my opinion. But do you know, ery one o f the tricks o f your trade. o t a b c o t ic candidly, it didn’t aeem to me then Do you think I have lived In boarding was another thing of Mllo'a that touch- houses twenty yearn for nothing? the vinus, or came anywhere neat Landlady (frigidly)— I shouldn’t be at aM surprised.—New Yorker. “ Let me see, a cynic is aman who A Disappointed Cannibal. la tired o f the world, la he not?” the A pathetic story of a disappointed young student o f language asked. cannibal is told in an English religions “ No, no, my child,” replied the know paper. “ One day,” says a missionary, ing tntor; “ a cynic la a man of whom “ I was eating some canned sheep’* tbe world la tired.” —Pick-Me-Up. tongues that had been sent from borne. Tbe Senator— Why mustn't I vote One o f my natives, ageing me, jumped With delight. He thought they were for that bill? Constituent—Because men's tongues, His gloom on dlscov- the people don’t want It, Senator. Tbe ering that It was not a religious re Senator— What have the people got vival, after all. and that the mission to do with it? Ain’t election over, ary remained unconverted would bava, hey?—Louisville- Courier-Journal. After the wedding: He— What are touched tbe hardest heart” you crying for, love? She— Over papa’s wedding present—boo— boo. l a A fte r Y ea r«. Husband— When we were married He— Why. wbat’s tbe matter with It? you confessed entire faith In my ve Sh^—It’s nothing but a receipted bill racity, but now you don't seem to be for the gas we used up- during- our lieve a word I any. courtship.— Plek-Me-U p. Wife—Yea, but this la a progressive Uncle John— So you don’t like your age, you know, and even a confession teacher. Tommy? Tommy (savagely)— of faith needs to be revised occasion No, I don’t I wlaht he was at the ally. bottom o f the sea! Uncle John— Oh, come now. Tommy! That’s too much A a E x c u s a b le T ip , to aay. Tommy—Well, I wlsht he Biikin*—Seems to me the custom of was at the bottom o f Jones’ mill pond, tipping is spreading everywhere. It’s then.— Philadelphia Press. outrageous! Juat resentment: Young Husband— Wilkins— In some cases It la excusa Bertha, did you ask the grocer to “ I’d Uke to know in what cases?” -H er P r l a d pal C harm . show you some o f those seediest beans “ Well, you can’t get weighed without I waa telling you about this morning? Jack—I can't understand women— tipping the beam, you know.” Young W ife— Yes, and If you want and I’m glad o f It Tom—Glad o f it! Why? your slippers warmed before you put The Senate judiciary committee of the Jack— Because they wouldn’t be half California Legislature has unanimously no attractive If I could. reported in favor of the passage of an anti-trading stamp bill. A GUARANTEED CURE rOR PRES N N »”1#- I was st sn evening party o f.t b s local press censor In a south Rdsslsn town. About midnight I had strolled For hard coldi, bronchitis, from the music room Into a card room, and was watching a game o f cards, asthma, and cough a o f ail one o f the plsyers being our boat, the kinda, you cannot take any censor, when the hostess approscbed thing better than A y e r ’ s her husband. MI wish, my dear, you would step behind. There sre three poor devils there who have been waiting for you • couple of hours. I did not wUb to disturb you soouer. Cherry Pectoral. Ask your “They must wait a little longer,” re- own doctor if. this is not so. I plied tbs censor; “ I must finish my He uses it. He understands j rubber.” Twenty minutes later our host ab why it soothes and heals. sented himself for a Quarter o f an I l s l » terribto ooogh tor m b Tbm I took Ayer's Ch.rrr Fm tor.l aad only OM hour. * battle aomplM.lT enrod m . " I v Meeting bla wife next doy, I aaked Mao. J. k. D . i r w n , •*. Jampk. Mi«h. ■«.. Me.. ,1 M. j. a. I T U oo„ her who were the “ three poor devUs” tU rfruggUtt. f _ _ lxwr.ll, V«»«. referred to. * “ Editors o f the three local Journals,” •he replied. They bad waited two and a half houra In the cenaor’a back kitchen Ima. I with their M8S. and proof sheeta for ____ that morning's issue, without which they could not go to press. A Nnlseeoe. What? Who? Any one who rings the* door bell and leaves handbill “ I suppose you aaw the Venus ol wound about the door knob. A man or Milo,” said the eager art student to boy may not be seriously thought of the young man who had Juat made a who ventures upon private property rapid tour o f the European conti and noiselessly leaves bla advertise nent. ment; but be who comes to the door, He nodded, after a alight hesitation rings the bell, takes one from their “ I did,” he said, cautiously, “ and work, simply to find the program of a I thought 'twas about the best plect minstrel troupe or even a sacred con of art over there. Of course that’» cert, takes an unauthorised liberty. and, as the matter stands now, through “ Many people agree with you,’’ said an almost fe lly repetition, becomes a tbe art student, approvingly. “ It If nuisance. Whoever you are. man or very fine.” boy, remember this, you have no more “ Well, now. I’m glad to bear you right to pull a door bell for tbe pur say that,” said the returned traveler. poses of advertisement than you have “ Knowing I'm not really up In art, ol to pull a person’s nose. course’ I feel some hesitation In giv “ Tour Castoria certainly baa rough all tbcoe roars, aad tho I What can a ph jn lclta add? . CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS S ) B e a n the Signatare of — In U m For Over 30 Years THE FISH BRAND 8UCKER A VALUED FRIEND Growers and Importers of All Kinds of G r a s s a n d F ie ld S e e d s Dry around, deep-routing grass seeds that **A good many yean ago I ha FISH B R A N D Slicker, and k has Itch In*. B lind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile*. Y onr druggist wtil refund m oney If PAZO O IN T M E N T tails to euro you In S to 14 d a y s Me. HIGHEST AWARE WOHirS FAIL, 1H4, Y e M od ern S ta tesm a n . C H A P LA IN D . L JA Y C O X . HALF OUR ILLS ARE CATARRH Thousands of People Have Kidney Trou ble and Don’t Know It is Catarrh. Mr. David L. Jaycot, Chaplain Clarinda, I. 0 . G. T , and Chaplajn G. A. R., 8«6 Broadway, Oakland, Cal., writes: (reeled severe bladder and kidney trou b le. I spent hundreds o f doBars and consulted a host o f doctors, but neither did me any g ood . “ Psruna has proven the beat medicine I ever used. My pains sre gone and I believe myself to he enred. I feel well and would not be without s bottle In time of need for ten times its cost." Thsy have ’ doctorsd with every | conceivable drug, have consulted si 1 schools of . medicine It was not B\\\ until Pern- na came into ^ 9 use, however, that these old soldiers fonnd s remedy that w oull actually cure them. » More cases of catarrh of kidneys and bled- whom It's made with. For Instance, If I make a compromise with a busi ness man. I go about half way. But If I make a compromise with your mother, why. I—or—I go all the way.” — Houston Chronicle. “ What do you think of Keats’ ’Ode on a Grecian Urn?’ ” asked Mrs. Old Castle as they sipped their tea in the magnificent library. “ I think.” her hostess replied, “ If he'd of been a gentleman he’d o f paid It. Joaiah «nys people never ought to have luxuries that they have to pet trusted for.” — Chicago Record-Herald. “ Now, try to remember,' said the teacher, “ that Horatius won his glory, by his performance at the bridge. Al ways keep that thought In mind and It will help you to be brave and noble.” “ Huh!” sneered Johnny, “ that ain’t nothin’. You see my pa and ma at bridge almost every night New York Herald. In the week “ I wish to get excused this after noon,” said Rlulethorp. as be ap proached the general manager’s desk; “you aee they’ ve put me down to act as a pallbearer at a funeral.” “ Cer tainly; go ahead. But you don't aeem to feel very sad about It.” “ No. He's tbe fellow my wife has always been holding np to me as a model.”— Chicago Record-Herald. Mrs. Pugh—Our minister says he la going to chauge the last part of the service. Mrs. Knsvs— Does he think he can improve ft? Mrs. Pugh— No, but hs thinks It’s necessary. Instead o f saying, “ Let ua sing tbe Doxology,” he Is going to any: “ Let ua adjust our clothes, slip on our glovea, grab our bats, forget all about the Lord, and be dismissed.” —Cincinnati Commer cial Tribune. First Citisen—I think Mr. Richmann must have political aspirations. Second Citisen— Eh! Is he studying up on the constitution and American history? First Citisen—No, but he has bought a controlling interest in half a dozen T O W E R CANADIAN COMPANY, Limited Nade In all sisee and styles W rits tor ca ta logs and Prions W e t W eather Ootbing, Suita, and Hats t o an kinds o f seat w ork or apart ■ 10,000Plants far 16c. Mor* franlfna and fa rm » a r t planted t o Keizer1» Seed» than a n y o th e r in ( America. Thara it reason fo r thla. 1 T l W a ow n o r t r MOO acre« fo r tlie pro- • id u e tin n o f ou r w a r m ■ l e d a e e d a . J \ l a ord er to induce y o u to try them , wa m ake you tne fo llo w in g nnpra. redented odtr: J T F or IB Oonfs P osfp sW T U V I'MHi Karl;. « « H um amd U m C a toa f® , ItfOtM) Mae '•fate; Turnip», /MOO Rlaeehlaac feWry. . I SOW lUeh Mutt; UrttWSfr A * L IOOO Spleanid I’ slmn, > 1 ItKHI Rare Laaden* lUdlaWa, to tell you the great good your remedy 1000 «toriaeat; Brilliant SI*»were. has done me in a case of Contagious Blood Above «even packages contain suffi Poison. Among other symptoms I was se cient seed to grrow 10.000 i lantn, fur- niching bn a h ele o f b r i l l i a n t verely afflicted with Rheumatism, and got f e w e r « and lots and lots or choice , vegetable*, together with our (Treat I almost past going. Th* disease got a firm catalog , telling all about Flower«, 1 hold upon tny system; my blood was thor Boxes, Small Fruit», etc., all for , Mo in stamp» a n d th la n o tice # oughly poisoned with the virus. I lost in jh Big 140-page catalog alone, tc. weight, was run down, had tore throat, (Hi JOHN A. SALZER SUD CO» eruptions, aplotches and other evidence* flu r.o.t. La C ross*, Win. of the disease. I was truly in a bad shape when I began the use of S. S. S., but the persistent use of it brought me out of my Which would you rather, that a lion trouble safe and sound, and I have the at# you or a tiger? Aua.— Why, you courage to publicly testify to the virtues of would rather that the lion ata the tiger, your great blood remedy, S. S. 8., and to of course. recommend it to all blood-poison suffer ers, sincerely believing if it is taken ao- TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY cordini Tak* U i u l r , Bromo duini no Tablet,. A ll drtur «IMS refund the m oney 1f Jl tolls to curo. E. W. UroTe’» Signatur» I» on »ach bos. 25c. Painful swellings in the groins, red enm* Bona upon the skin, sores in "The mouth and loaa of hair and eyebrows, are some of the symptoms of this vile disease. S. S. S. ia an antidote for the awful virus that attacks and destroys even the bones. S. S. S. contain* no Mercury, Potash or other mineral ingredient. We offer |i,ooo for proof that It ia not absolutely veget- able. Hometreat- Mr. Rigger. Mrs. Bigger and Baby Bigger, which of thin interesting family is tbe biggest, and why the biggest? Vns.—Baby Bigger, because he is a little For forty year’s Plso-s Cure for Con sumption has cured coughs and oolds. At druggists. Price 25 cents. - When the eyes are hot and heavy bath* them in cold or tepid water, and D a ■ i ■ V the symptoms and do not confine them too cloeejy to any other interesting aort of work. ^B t T>k and valuable infor- W mation about this ^B ^B t o disease, m ailed ^< 2 "lent txH.k giving Address Dr. 8. B. Hartman, Presi Hundreds of war veterans have kid dent of The Hartman BanHarinm, Co ney and bladder trouble. lumbus, Ohio, and he will be pleased Im pure drinking water, sleeping on tto to give you the benefit of his medical A man usually gets what he deserve« ground, and all manner of exposures to In the end, but be manages to get a those who write ua. advice gratis. 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