"Each Spoonful has
done its Perfect Work,"
Is the verdict of every woman who has used Royal
Baking Powder. Other baking powders soon
deteriorate and lose their strength, owing to the
use of inferior ingredients, but Royal Baking
Powder is so carefully and accurately com
pounded from the purest materials that it retains
its strength for any length of time, and the last
spoonful in the can is as good as the first, which
is not true of any other baking powder.
How Negroes Catch a Scorpion.
In Jamaica the negroes believe that
icorpions know their name; bo they
never call out, "See, a scorpion," when
they meet with one on the ground or
wall, for fear of his escaping. They
thus indirectly recognize the scorpion's
delicate appreciation of sound; bat if
yon wish to stop a scorpion in his
Sight, blow air on him from the mouth,
and he at once coils himself up. 1 have
repeatedly done this; bat with a spider
It has a contrary effect. London Spec
tator. Tvr Osaif ba for braakfast.
Good cigars are now -high-priced,
because of high tariff laws.
MASTIFF PLUG CUT is making
pipe-smoking popular, because it
gives more for the money. '
J. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Rlchmond.'.Virglnla.
-(jcwv iBloocl?-
I had a malignant breaking out on my leg
below the knee, and wascured sound and well
with two and a half Oles of f V 1
Other blood medicines had failed I -. J
to do me any good. Will C. Beaty,
' Yo,kviUe,S.G
I was troubled from childhood with an air
rrnvatd case of Tetter, and three bottles o!
Walla a harm,
Manrouie.1. l.
Onr KnoV on Blood and Bkln Diseases mailed
(res. Bwirr Smano CO Atlanta, Ga.
Test
tjsean7?
of your
Proof VrVO 1
Bf er Baying.
TOtnt soma water In the .leers balding
X the end tight as bcr shown or any
where 1m whfm lhpr ! a Main, and bm If
K If watertight. Ttaerssrs goods In the msrktl
that look very nice, but will leak at every earn, 1
We warrant Tower's IMPROVED Mar)
Brand SIIcKer to be water twht at .very
nm ana everywhere Uet alto net to peel or
stick, and authorize onr dealer to make good
any Bucnerthatraua tn eltner point. Tnere are
two waye yon can tell the Genuine Improved
' Fish Brand Slicker.
1st. A Soft Woolen Collar.
24. Tnl Trad Avar (below.)
Watch Out
tar both the potiaU.
Send for Catalogue free.
A.l.TOWER.Mfr, Btntoa, Bui
6onsur.iFT.ou.
1 hvs a positive remedy for the abore dleeeaa; by Ha
(.thousands of caees of the wont kind and of long
ataadniK have been curftd. Indeed ao atronr in my faith
la itaeffioaey, that I will send wo bottles rasa, with
a VALUABLE TBBATISB on thia dineaee to any suf
ferer who will send m their Kiprcaa and P. O. addnaa,
V A. Slocom. M, C, 183 Pearl St-. N. V.
'August
" For two years I suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was for
all that time under treatment by a
physician. He finally, after trying
everything, said my stomach was
worn out, and that I would have to
cease eating solid food. On the rec
ommendation of a friend I procured
a bottle of August Slower, it seen
ed to do me good at once. I gained
strength and flesh rapidly I feel
now like a new man, and consider
that August Flower has cured me."
J S3. E. Dederick. Saugerties. N.Y.
fc, P, N. 17. No. 447-8. 7, N. U. No. 524
irx i : 7 7
Mower
Fair Play.
ah, husband, do Dot scold tout wtfo
And make her poor heart ache.
Because she cant build pies like those
Your mother used to make
That la, unless you're quite prepared.
To see the whole thing through,
And buy her hata and dresses as
Her father used to do
Klpley Tribune
TRUSTWORTHY TESTIMONY.
SOXI TITAt FACTS COXCBBNIHO
TBI WILFARI Of TBI tIATI
1IADX PVatUO.
What California Cltiseas Say, and. Hew
Their, Statementaare Confirmed.
No fact Las ben mora plainly mani
fest during the past few yean, than the
important effect which climatic changes
have made upon the constitutions of
American people. The steady-going
habits of Europe tend to longer lives,
but the influence of European climate is
toward apoplectic and other similar dis
eases. On the other hand the bustling
habits of the American people necessa
rily tax the nerve centers and other im
portant parts of the body, while severe
and sudden changes of atmosphere, add
still more to the difficulties to be over
come. ,
The present spring has been a very
unfortunate one in California. The ex
tremely variable weather has had a very
distressing effect upon the health of the
people, which in many cases has resulted
seriously. Knowing these facts, and in
order that our readers might be more
thoroughly informed upon the subject,
a representative of this paper has col
lected some important data, which is
herewith presented:
Mr. J. G. Dusenbury, real estate
broker and land dealer of Fresno, said :
"The beneficial effects of Warner's Safe
Cure in a case of aggravated kidney dis
ease, with which I have been troubled
for seven years past, have been re
markable. Three weeks ago, my kid
neys were in such a bad state that I
could not rise from my bed. I then be
gan the use of the Safe Cure for the first
time. The good effect of the medicine
was at once apparent. In five days I
was up and around. I have taken sev
eral bottles since, and now feel as well
and sound as ever in my life. I only re
gret I did pot know the virtues of War
ner's Safe Cure years ago."
Mr. James A. Jasper, Santa Maria,
ays: i was taken down in 1885 with
liver and kidney complaint, and all the
doctors pronounced that my spleen was
enlarged. I suffered from weakness, my
food did not seem to digest, and did not
seem to do me any good. I traveled
from place to place, to Mineral Springs
and in the mountains, but nothing
seemed to relieve me until my uncle,
while I was stopping at his place in Los
Angeles, persuaded me to try Warner's
Safe Cure. I took two bottles before I
realized any change, and after taking
twenty-six bottles was a well man after
nve years' sickness ana given up Dy all
my friends to die. I, therefore, give
Warner's Safe Cure credit for my life,
and for further information in my case,
write to James A. Jasper, Santa Maria,
and I will answer and give any refer
ences both in Los Angeles ana Santa
Maria."
Mr. A. A. Cook. Mountain View writes :
"After suffering- for many months from
severe pain in the small of my back that
entirely disabled me from work, and be
coming quite debilitated from loss of ap
petite and sleep, and after trying all the
best physicians to no (rood effect. I was
induced to try Warner's Safe Cure, and
after taking three bottles, I was able to
work and eat again as usual, and now 1
feel like a new man."
Mr. Max Anthony. Oroville. had a
very pleasing experience in his family
with the use of this great remedy. He
writes: "My wife suffered for a long
time with pains in the small of her back.
She tried everything to cure herself, but
without doing her any good. Hearing
of your Safe Cure, she concluded to try
it, and after taking a few bottles was
entirely relieved of her pain. My little
daughter: aged twelve, would at night
wet the bed. We tried in all ways we
knew or beard of to stop it, but nothing
we tried did any srood. It kept growing
worse, if anything. The child grew so
ashamed ana mortified over it, we could
not get her away from home. She
would not go to see either friends or re
lations. Finally my wife suggested
using Warner's Safe Cure. After using
two bottles, she stopped wetting the
bed, and has not done so since, now over
nine months ago. I would not be with
out it for ten times its cost. I think it
the best medicine for family use ever
placed on the market. I cannot say too
much in its praise."
Mrs. Kate Ward, of West Butte,
Sutter county, writes: "My daughter
has taken Warner's Safe Cure, and re
ceived great benefit therefrom. I am
never without it in my house."
Mr. Edwin E. Webster, of Calpella,
Mendocino county, says: "lam happy
to state I have used Warner's Safe Cure
and Safe Pills with the best result pos
sible, for deranged liver and kidneys."
But one conclusion can be drawn from
the above facts by any fair-minded in
dividual. That conclusion must be,
thtt while kidney and liver difficulties
arc so alarmingly increasing stiil there
is. i, safe and certain means by which
they can be avoided, or having been
contracted, a way by which they can
contracted, a way I
positively be cured.
1 "
SCARED BY AN OWL.
the Peril of Frightening Darkle , with
Panther Stories.
Sneaking of owls, sometimes serious
results arise from being frightened by
owls. We were camped, ten of us,
soon after our unpleasantness with the
south, in a weird place in the sunk
lands in the vicinity or JNew Madrid.
Mo., then on a hunt for turkev and
deer. The trees about our camp were
ornamented with game. On this even
ing, while fitting in the tent enpaged
in a lively chat, there came suddenly
irom me uccp, sua ioresi auout us a
wild, unearthly scream, frightful
enough to make the hair staud erect
on the head of the unitiated, and it
would have made it stand on the head
of Mat, our colored cook, whom we
had taken from Cairo, had it not been
for the kiuks.
As if by concert of thought, every
countenance of the ten assumed an
anxious look. "Panther 1" exclaimed
an old hunter. "Yes," responded an
other. "Smells our game, says the
third. Soon, naturally enough, we
were engaged in the narration of blood
curdling stories in relation to panthers.
Then one of the party thought we
needed fresh water in camp, and Mat
was detailed to bring it from the creek,
a few rods away, lie hesitated, but
went, taking the ax with him and
making the quickest trip on record.
We noticed after that when night set
in we always had abundance of fresh
water in camp.
The next year Mat was with us again
in the same region, but in a wader
camp, if possible, than the old one.
One afternoon I came into camp earlier
than usual and found Mat sitting on a
log, the whitest darky I ever saw,
grasping with both hands one foot, the
blood dripping from them. I found a
frightful wound; he had put the full
edge of the ax deeply and lengthwise
into the top of his foot. With the aid
of thread and a glover's needle I
closed the wound, and with bandages
from a linen coat I had in camp
staunched the flow of blood.
The next year Mat did not accom
pany us, but procured another darky
who was several degrees darker than
the ten of spades, but sharp, raised on
a plantation in Missouri.
One day while ehattering with Billy
he said: "Mr. L., Matt says there are
a good many panthers here, and that
I had better keep a good lookout and
have the ax handy. Did he tell you
how he came to cut his foot? He said
one day he was chopping, and when
the ax was raised ready to strike, a
panther screamed behind him in the
timber, and he looked around sudden
ly and somehow the ax came down on
his foot."
A few days after that I came into
camp and found Billy preparing food,
and a few yards in front of him, sit
sing on a branch of a tree, was a small
ow Hooking wisely at the darky. Billy,
with a twinkle in Lis eye, pointed to
the owl and said, "Mr. L., there is
Mat's panther."
Moral Never frighten poor darkies
with owls. Forest and Stream.
A Man Who Lire to Eat.
In the costliest of the eating houses
in the Wall street region, I saw a crowd
of men taking hasty bites; but at a ta
ble in a quiet corner sat a leisurely and
good looking but somewhat stout
young man devouring a canvas back
duck.
"There'sa chap.Baid a mutual ac
quaintance, "who spends between
twentv-five and thirty dollars a day
for table expenses. lie has no one but
himself to think of, and I think he is
an unusually well behaved fellow.
But his appetite is the biggest thing of
its kind in town."
It was observed that thirty dollars a
day was an outside figure for one in
dividual to eat up in a day.
"Not when the individual eats six
times every twenty-four hours and
has an especial fondness for canvas
back duck, terrapin and choice wines.
I suppose you've heard the idea ex
pressed that the thin men are the big
eaters. That's a mistake. Thin men
have spasmodic appetites, and go for
two weeks at a time pecking over their
plates like canaries. It is the stout,
florid party that eats long and largely,
and are the fellows that keep the guy
going against the thin men.
"Now, that chap eating the duck
would give a hundred thousand dol
lars to lose fifty pounds of flesh, but
he can't deny his appetite if it were to
save his life. Funny. eh? What types
we get here, don't we? Think of him,
with a cool million, loafing his life
away. He has never been to Europe,
reads nothing except the newspapers,
seldom goes to the theatre or opera,
but simply collects bis rents every
quarter and eats. Well, we all have
an idol, I suppose." New York Letter.
A Contrast Between Past and Present.
It is a singularly suggestive fact that
the patent office building, one of the
most beautiful structures in this or
any other country, is, in the main, a
reproduction of the architecture of
ancient Greece. It is almost paradoxi
cal that the inventive genius of this
young and vigorous nation, a genius
that has borne its part in revolution
izing the arts and industries of the
world, is thus visibly linked to the
remote past; that the system which
has placed our country in the van of
the march of progress, a system that
makes aggressive warfare on the past
and contemns the present, while it
pays its devotion to the future, is
housed in an edifice that was virtually
conceived in brains that moldered back
to kindred dust 3,000 years ago. Cor.
New Orleans Picayune.
Naming Kittens.
Naming kittens is to young children
a matter of no little responsibility and
importance. A little girl of our ac
quaintance who has been well in
structed in the Episcopal prayer book
has recently been made the happy
possessor of three wee kittens through
the unselfish and maternal foresight
of her pet cat, , "What shall we nam
themt'f said mamma. After serious
thought and due deliberation the little
owner of the feline menagerie said;
"Let their names be Battle, Murder
and Sudden Death." Buffalo Com
mercial.
I
Fast!
Pastor How U your son coming onf I've
not seen him lately.
Parent Pretty well.
"I hope he Is not showing any signs of be
coming fast, as is so frequently the case with
boys in large cities." . '
"Fasti Why, parson, bets a messenger
boy. "-Texas Sifting.
Soma Other Day.
First Robber I've found t he dress the lady
of the house does her shopping in. I suppose
her purse is in the pocket.
Second Robber Then we'll have to take
the dress with us. We can hunt for the
pocket when we have a whole day to spare.
New York Sun.
A Strong Foundation.
French pride has had a fall after all, for it
has been discovered that a Hamburger choose
(German) was the only thing considered by
the architect as strong enough to act as
foundation for the Eiffel tower. New York
Herald. . '
Slow Time Assured.
Mrs. Jinks Yes, I've sent Sims, the colored
man, for the doctor.
Mrs. Blinks Sent Slinst Mercy me I lie
wont get there for two hours. He used to
be a hotel waiter. New York Weekly. .
Visitor (at dairy farm) Well, what kind
of a season have you bad in the milk business!
Milkman Oh, poor, poor; haven't had
such a drouth in twenty years. Why, there
was actually one spell when we had to depend
on the cows to supply our customer Ths
Epoch.
100 REWARD. SHOO.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able tocuretnalltsstatrt's,
and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the
only positive cure now known to te Dieolcsl
fraternity Catarrh, being a constitutional dis
ease, requires a constitutional t'eatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of t e sys
tem, thereby de-troylng the foundation of the
disease and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting nature In
doing Its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they offer $1(0
for any case that It fails to cure. Bond for tes
timonials Addrcs
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by druggists; 76 cent.
A new brand of odorless whisky has been Jin
ventod. It is called " Between the Acta."
Made weU
the weak, nervous or ailing woman
who takes Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It's a medicine that's
guaranteed to help her. It's an in
vigorating, restorative tonic, sooth
ing cordial and bracinc nervine
and a certain cure for all the func
tional derangements, painful disor
ders or chronic weaknesses that
affect women. For ulcerations, dis
placements, bearing-down sensations,
everything that's known as a "fe
male complaint," it's an unfailing
remedy. It's a peculiar one, too.
Peculiar in composition, peculiar in
its cures, and peculiar in the way
it's sold. It's guaranteed to give
satisfaction, in every case, or the
money is refunded. You pay only
for the good you get.
It's the big, old - fashioned pill
that makes the most disturbance
but it's one of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets that does the most good.
Mild and gentle, but thorough and
effective the smallest, cheapest and
easiest to take. They cleanse and
regulate the liver, stomach and
bowels.
I CURE FITS !
Whan I My enra I do not mean msralr to atop thraa
for a time and than have them retain again, I mean a
radical core. I hare mule the r! insane of FITS, EPI
LBP8V or FALLING SICKNKRH a life-long study. 1
warrant my remedy to cure tha wont oaaes. Because
others hara failed is no reason for not now receiving a
enra. Bond at onoe for a treatlne and a Free Bottle of
mj infallible remedy. Give Express and Post OfBoe.
0. O. BOOT. M. C. 183 IWI St.. N. T
o o o ooooooo
TutrsTinyPills
Q A single dose produces beneficial re-Q
w salts, giving cheerfulness of mind and
bnoyancy of body to whlelt yon were je.
before a stranger. They enjoy a imp
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If yea hare a claim of any description whatsoever
against the United States Government and
. , wish it speedily adjudicated, address
JOHN WBDDSBBUBH Manager,
iuratrest..w. Washington, D. C.
A Uad Season.
Corvaiwrrs)
(Q fan i
DBAD SKA rRCITS.
They liny multitudes whon tbev are the prod
uct of nvKlect o( Iticluleut dlheaatl. A sliubt"
oold.a tit of iudlk-vstlnn, bllloiisniiss orcoiutl-
pauon, earn or any oi tne e "minor si rneuta"
advauce In mauy cases with " limine. destroying
strides." Give them a swift, early defeat with
HlkMlutli.rii Uj.m....I. HI ... -..J -....1. .1
Aberuetbv adntlulatcrrd an ulurmlrm n.l.nb. (.
the man who informed htm that he bad "only a
oold!" "Ouly a cold," repented the doctor.
" VV hat would te have the jilanue!" Rheuma
tism and la grippe are easily extliiRUishable at
the stnrt. W hy then allow them to get up a fwll
nead of steam T l'ut ou the brnlc. s with the Bit
ters. 1 he Kenisl warmth which this superb md
kiue dilfiiNoi through tne svstem, the linpetas
t gives to the circulation of the blnod, lis sooth
InK and strengthening cll'jnt m nn (h u.rvmi.
specially rcoommond it to the enfeebled and sick.
us tne greai spuoiuc lor malaria.
Pessimist "The Koran fnrhlda WlltA. Vtllt TV V
mite several wives, knowing well that no sober
man would marry more than one."
MURDERED BY PREJUDICE.
Thousands of men die every day who
might be saved. Prejudice has murdered
many a man and woman. If it were be
lieved that the sum of disease could be re
duced by physic, inuoh would be gained.
The nightmare of death would not frighten
us as It does. In our modern civilization
we ought reasonably to expect disease to
settle upon us because we do so much to
attract It ; because we so often and so stead
ily expose ourselves to It. At the same
time we all ought to understand as a part
of onr rudimentary education that to savs
ourselves from the effects of such exposure
some kind of fort 1 Ilea tion should be built
around ourvltal forces lest the enemy carry
us, as it were, oy a suuaen onslaught. For
many years the unprejudiced have used
Bbahdreth's Pills in this wav. and thev
have proved a most effective wall against
me appruacu oi uisease.
Sold in everv drug and mediolne store.
either plain or sugar coated.
The June bug makes more noise than a wasp,
but he does not command half as much respect
For coughs, asthma and throat disorders
use "Brmvn'M Bronchial Troches." 'L" cents
a box.
The world will never ruxwtnewh'illy optimistic
while the farmers have crops to talk about.
A GOOD 1'LAOK FOR HOYS.
Hoitt's School, near Millbrae. Ban Mateo
county, Cal.,. in charge of ex-8tnte Super-
intenueut ira u. noiw ana wite. is un
doubtedly one of the best schools lor Boys
. I . t. l.i- r .
uu win raviuu VUusi.
Use Eusmellne Stove Polish: no dust, no smell.
I "
ELY'S CREAM BALM'Inaa (be Nn.nl
I I rasaiMtw,
I k 1 1 1 bores,
Allays ram
riora, Itestorxa Tastn
ilvi-s Ki'llef nt once
Apply into the Soetrile.
one. bniicgiats or by mail. ELY
LOVELL DIAMOND CYCLES
For Ladles and Cents, fill styles
sin Pneumatic
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- T". "w""u .im, u us amount
Is not satisfactory will rstuni sold. .
Plso's Remedy for Catarrh Is the'l
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Both the method aud results when
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ami innaninmf lun, iivmis
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