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":-i!iy:to': trjrjptLs:.aV? 8 -J v.. La SECUiliTY, GRAPHIO PEN PICTURE OF THIS POLITICIAN. Genuine arcers Little Liver Pills, Mutt Baar Signature of .. Am Fac-SleaU. Wrapper ftatow. I I wtiMNnin i - CARTERS jfd. FCXEEABACSL FOR BiZZIItESS. FBI IIUaBSIESS. F8I T0IF1SUYU. FOR C0XST1PATI0R. FORtAUOWSUR. FOR THCCOMPLEXIOR m. i eiuuia wwwnuMwwtii I CURE SICK HEADACHE. Rajahs PrlM Artillery Salutes. The rajahs of India, of whom there re over 100, are classed in divisions. each of which is entitled to a compli mentary rotate of a certain nnmber of gnns, ranging from nine to 19 per ra jah. The greatest punishment the gov ernment of India can inflict on a tive prince, short of deposing him, is to dock him a gun or two on his salute. un we outer nana, a couple of gnns extra is a promotion as much prised as step in ranic bestowed on ibe field of battle. ' . . ; VUN'T GET FOOTSORK. GET rOOT- atASK. A powder. At this season your feet feel swollen, nervous and uncomfortable. If you nave smarting feet or tie lit shoes, try 1 IUh1. X?.. ... L" I. . .1 J ' " uwroanc. it rests ailU Cl'MlIOrl : snakes walking easy. Cures swollen and sweating feet, Winters and callous spots. Believes corns and bunions of all pain and m i-rnaiii cure ior viiuniains. Sweating, Damp or Frosted Feet. We have over 30, "0 testimonials. Don't get tootsore get Foot-Ease. Try it todav. 8old bv all druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial pacKnee r ike. Address, Alieu 8. Olm- eieu, ut noy, . I. Be Achieve J Fane. Notorletr and leadership at a Bonni-He U a JdaayStded Man of Wonderful Force aad Knergy. There are few more Interesting 'fig ures In the political life of the country than Marcus A. Hanna, aud In the cur rent number of McClure's Magaiiae William Allen White draws a most In teresting pen picture of him. Hanna, says the writer, is Intensely human. There is nothing god-like. nothing demoniac, nothing cherubic, nothing serpentine about him. lie is a plain man, who stands In the last ditch with his friends, and tights his euemles to the death. He enjoys a good joke, a good fellow, or a good dinner; and, if possible, likes all three served at the same table. Often he wins bril liancy, sometimes loses conspicuously, makes a fool of himself occasionally, laughs at It good-naturedly, and doea It over again, "even as you and I." He has on his bones the clay of the unex- pialnabla old Adam rich in weakness and strength, graces and foibles, and withal he has the philosophy which sustained the shepherd of Arden. So hla strength is more than his weakness. for he has the virility of common sense. He la not happy crocheting tidies and adopting ringing resolutions. He is a man of deeds rather than of explana tions. ; . t' Hanna Is not a man of exalted Ideals. Between bis purpose and his execution his path lies In a straight line. If gen tlemen in spectacles come along the path, stretching across strings of ethi cal obstacles, and planting In It the potsherds of transcendental philosophic scruples. Hanna pushes forward to his and, kicking away the strings and crushing the pottery under his feet Later, If he haa time, ha devotes a few Inrid minutes to the spectacled gen try before he closes the incident with bang and goes about his business. Hanna is perfectly willing to admit night, when the climax of my unhappy marital experiences was reached. "It was Mrs. X.'s fault. It always is Mrs. X. s fault Since the time of Eve the weaker sex has been to blame foi all masculine tllscouifoit. At any rate, we were to hava some friends to dtu with us on Sunday, and my better half. Instead of going to market earl1, as she should have done, put It off until after noon, and had, as Is her foolish custom, I believe, her baskets of provisions sent to the butcher's to be delivered by him, "Saturday night we went to the thea ter, and some malign fate Induced me to tog up as seldom before. I wore my dress suit and mv ouera hat and boutonnlere and the other things that go with this festal array, and when I came downstairs Mrs. X. said I looked i lovely, which Is her way of declaring mat I m a presentable-appearing chap. "We enjoyed the play Immensely, aud when we got home we were both so hungry that we agreed to make a rabbit and have a cosy little luncheon to gether, and this Is where I made my awful mistake. If I had never suggest ed the lunch my wife wouldn't have discovered there wasn't any butter, nor any cheese In the house; that that per fidious butcher, in fact, hadn't sent the market baskets home. "The cook was In bed asleep, the maid gone home to spend the night, the mar- set would close In half an hour. It was up to me to get those baskets. 44W 1 m .... . . M3 wiie woman t even let me change my coat " Go! Oor she kept moaning, 'what In tia world will I give Mr. and Mrs. Blank to eat to-morrow if you are too later ' . , "Behold ma, therefore, thirty minutes later the cynosure of all eyes In a trol ley car, a pair of squawking chickens over one broadcloth-clad arm, a huge market basket on the other. I had re moved my gloves and my boutonnlere, but I still appeared sufficiently festive to attract a great deal of attention. "I tried to be lmDertnrhahle. and tn remove the outer skins and let them lie in strong brine for thraa d! drain, place in a jar first a lays of on ions three inches deep then a spriuk tag of horseradish, stick- cinamou and cloves. Repeat until Jar is full. Kriug vinegar to boiling point, add one quart of brown sugar to each gallon of vinegar aud pour hot over the onions. Siberian 1'rlsant Abolished. Siberia is no longer to be a penal col ony. The decree abolishing it is the re- Milt of tlte hiiiltlinir of the Kilvarlaii t-,.11- rvMtil. Nothing -tfn eompare to the rapid settlement of the vast plums, unless it ba the mpid growth of that fimtoiis dvspep. . iniMrurr oiniiiHi'.n mtu'rs. i rv it fur constipation, iudiifestion, Uyspeii- If A negro tn Atlantic City, N. J., has made himself famous. In a whole year be Kept a quarter ol a dollar in his mouth, and thus won a wacer of $10. Carter's Ink is used bv millions, which Is a aura nmnf ol its quality. Send for free booklet. 'Ink lings." Address Carter's Ink Co.,l)ostoti, No donbt many farmers make enai- Inge a specialty, as it is the cheauest oi an iooaa tor winter, but they must no tiepeuu upon it entirely. The nest results obtained with the use of ensilage are when it is made only a portion of the ration. Fed in connec tion with other foods it aids digestion and keeps the animals in health, be cause it is succulent and affords a va riety as well as being nourishing. . Uotber will llnd Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth. xg bvrup tha best remedy to use for tttrl umiuren ourmg tnateettiitig period. There is no better plan for fattening wetners man to jeeu plenty ol hay, with a ration of one lutrt ground oats aud two parts commeal, given twice a day, with fresh water convenient at all timoi". II the weather is oold good shelter should be provided. Buying sneep ana latteniug them for market nsually proves profitable. .easons or ubscriMitj wine Youths tor Although the sum of $13,000,000 haa been expended during the past eight years in reducing the number of Chi cago's grade crossings, that city lost 23 citisens last month in grade crossing accidents. Stops th Oomgh and Work Off tbB Cold. Laxative Bro-no-Qninina Tablets core a cold in one day. , Ko core, No Pay. rnce xo cents. American shoes have met with such success in French Switzerland that Eu ropean manufacturers have begun to make imitations of them, and have marked their goods "made in Amer ica." Alaska is a paradise for sportsmen. Ko other such banting domain exists In the United States. a.iiiii .li mil ' ' ium.i, riso's Cure Is the best medicine we ever anecititiia ot the throat anil O. E.ndklsy, Vuiiburen, Ind., i look as If going to marker and In ft.ll ' J1" '"'." :"" n .' and "-am usual occurrence, out 1 m afraid I succeeded badly. "That's all the story except the after math, which was that Mrs. X. declared I was the worst-tempered man she ever met and that I could take mv chnlea between getting a divorce or going to a hotel to live. That's the reason we tart to boarding next week." Balti more News. MABCDS A. HASHA. 00 FOIffl! VMS P T kaveiri a ngalar, health? moresest of th howeii r.rr Ur, you r ic, or will M. keep row howen open, and be weli. Fores. la tiwtliuao violent punts or sill polnon. Is daagorousTTba ntwtBett. eulett. moat perfect war id titular taa bowels oiear ud eiwu Is u taka r - CAIMOV CATHARTIC W WWW W S I vstaashiasM assswssi that beyond the Alps lies Italy and that the hills are green afar off; bat he In sists on his American privilege of vot ing for the majority report In politic Hanna is a partisan. With him the long-nosed, short-chinned mugwump Is entitled to the same consideration due to the guerilla In time of war. Hanna would endorse a political proposition not authorized by his party caucus and his platform about aa readily as a gen eral would take orders from a news paper. In his party Hanna has dis putes, differences and contentions. But ha knows when be is whipped, and re spect a similar knowledge In bis ad versary. When a fight is over. It Is over with Hanna. He bears no malice. carries no knife from the conflict to use another day, and be bas a scorching contempt for the contentious and to Hanna Impossible persons who Insist that a qnestlon Is never settled nntl It 1 settled right From Hanna' point of view the way of the reformer and of "the serpent on the rock" are be yond understanding. Ferer Ulckea, Weaken, or Urlpe. Ua, lor free aaaiple. and booklet oa heali booklet oa healta. XiAnm KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN For Hanna's solicitude for the peoDle is a tender as that of the Into wmiom I.ll.'r.TV" fc4 1 .?. 1 H. Vanderbllt Hanna believes In ev ery man for himself and the devil take the hlndermost He does not fawn npon the failures of life, nor mince matters In locating the blame for their condi tion. Every good cause bas produced its demagogues, who are as dangerous to progress as the opponents of tha , cause. And although Hanna ha been grilled in cartoons a a money devil with dollar mark for scales; bas been sixile I In public scorn aa a conscience less doss; has been called a crusher of labor, an Industrial octopus, a commer cial Moloeh, and every manner of bjrd or beast on earth, in the air above, or In the waters beneath, bis bitterest n mles In their most interesting flights of vituperation have not added to the gayety of nation by calling Mark Han na a demagogue. If a large. Jagged, brown cuss word is needed in a diplomatic situation, Hanna furnishes It If a laugh Is need ed. Hanna has It and Is not afraid to nse it If an open fight Is reauired. YOU NEED NOT SUFFER With ltkeamatlsas, Selatlaa. Xearalgla or Baekaeha. " Drops" Will Hello. All Fata aa Car Yaa. IWAMOH'I DROPS" la quick and positive. It prevents and ebeolotelr cotes dis ease. It k 11 Is tbe germs. It act with marvel ous effect on the stomach, liver and kidneys; purines tbe blood, strengthens tha nerves, and J laces tbe en tire system in a healthy condition, t is the cheapest and best medicine ia the world, SOO dose lor II. It Is for you who am crippled and helpless; bed ridden and bops. l?..5fS-,,,, HP; Positive eurl 'o DROPS" is for man, woman and ebild: the best remedy on earth to have in tbe bowse! ready for every sudden sickness or pain. BUT A BOTTLTOI.AT. It (ires Instantaneous relief and Is sbsolulely tbe only certain cure for UHCDMATISM in all In forms. It ii also esed with unfailing effect in Salatlea, ! Mackaehe, Neuralgia, Xsrrssusss! i aiMwIeseness, Msrvess aad Neural gle Headache, Nervous Dyspepsia, aad "" aBeettoas af every deseiiutlsm, ; Asthma. Hay gsv.r, Catarrh, Crssp ' Mronchltl. Hear Weakness, Toothache! Karache, La tirlpp. Malaria, Cnwslss woclS "ioi iirZnH6vrrt. Hannamake. it He la a man of simple "I wish to lift my vole in behalf of year ' ,nstInct n1 lmple purposes. His re S UKOP8," the only medicine that hu lations with certain nf hla Lnani.i tR&mg!tt'?&Zctom were arranged In their bT PRESIDENTIAL, LIGHTNING. Bittrsa'a Prank Nerved a Young Law oitraaai so Met. and Ha w. "The lightning caused me to bet on th Presidential election in lvStiO," said a man who was called In as stakeholder a few days ago, "and I won." "I'm not more superstitious than the average Individual.- continued the man. nunougn my act would indicate the contrary. I was a young man tn a law office in a Kentucky town. My precep tor had pasted over hi desk a ooster containing the portrait of all of the candidates Lincoln and Hamlin, Breckinridge and Lane, Douglas and Johnson, and Bell and Everett The poster contained the platforms of the various parties. There was some un certainty In that campaign. My pre ceptor was an enthusiastic Douglas man and wanted to bet all he had on hi candidate. It waa my first experience in a residential campaign, and I had a fool notion that Bell and Everett would be elected. I had never made a money bet but I was aching to take up my Biaeicstonian preceptor, although 1 lacgea nerve. "One day there was a thunder-storm. xne ugntning loosened a number of tnmgs In tha town, the building in wnich I was a law student being one. In one of It prank the lightning cut In the wall on which that political Doa. ier was posted. The result was that the upper part of the poster bung down from the wall, covering dp alt tbe can didates save Lincoln and Hamlin. De spite my sympathies for Bell and Ev- erett I Imagined I saw In tbla condi tion of the poster the result of that elec tion, and a few days later when the Douglas enthusiast talked on his UDDer notes and offered to bet $25 even on hla man I took him up. He was very much astonished to think I would bet on Lin coln and Hamlin. He said I was a young ass and other things, and that be would bet with ne-to teach me a lesson. After the election he asked me how I came to take the chance, for there were rew uncom vote In the town. When I told blm th source of my tip he grew serious. " Ton have won your first bet on a Presidential election,' be said, 'but re member, young man, lightning never strike in the same place twice.' "But It did In this case. Lincoln was re-elected. Chicago Inter Ocean. Feb. 10, 1'JOO. Those who have had but little exper ience with bees should not take the hives in nnleos tbe location is oool. vt hers thousands of bees are together there is macb animal heat generated. ana the inferior of the hive may be come nntomfortable, tbe bees oomiug ens, wnen some of tbem may perish. The location of the hive in winter, in order to avoid sudden changes ot tem perature should be carefully chosen. 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BANiuN' RHEUSaTIC CURE C0n . leALakslreaLCkleat. Story ot a Prodla7. "Elbridge T. Gerry's fixed conviction that the use of children as public en tertainers Is ruinous to their moral and physical being ha resulted In much benefit for talented youngsters and In a deluge of abuse for their protector. Several years ago he called In the aid of the law to prevent the performances of a child pianist The child waa ad- mltted by all qualified to Judge to be ) 1, In fc.L l. C All Tasias Glut It &;. ;), tua 0ua. Vm ago. For Instance, the velvet-Dawed feline tactics of former Senator Quay set Hanna to baying deep-mouthed Im precations and kicking out behind the loam of recent alluvial reminiscence. It Is not that Hanna Is so entirely dis pleased witn what Quay does as with the wsy It Is done, for Hanna Is no prude. He bas, a conscience tbe con ventional conscience of commerce. To him wrong Is wrong, and right Is right Everything is eithe black or white; ne is color blind to the pea greens and heliotropes and electric blues of conduct TRIALS OF MR. X. HoaackeeplaK Not One Round of Pleae- wr for Him "Housekeeping," said Mr. X. argn mentatfvely, "Is not one constant round of pleasure. It would be, 1 suppose, if it weren't for the iniquities of tbe ser vants, the tradespeople and Mrs. X., but handicapped by them, I am fain to declare that running one's own es tablishment has Its drawbacks. "I've thought so for a long time, ever ince tbe pipes froze In tbe bathroom last winter and tbe stovepipe In tbe Kitchen fell down and covered my prooigy seemea to De well cared fnr the outcry against the society was long and loud. But Mr.jGerry never flinched, ana the law upheld him. Shortly after ward th chird was taken to Europe, and the episode faded from the public mind. Ten year later the same pianist reappeared, now in the vigor of youth. 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