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Spring Humors of the Blood Come to a large majority of people. Probably 73 per ceut. cf these are cured every year by Hood's Sarsapa rilla, and we hope by this advertise ment to get the other S3 per cent, to take this great Spring Medicine. It will sharpen your appetite, cure all ctoniach troubles, relieve that tired feeling. , It strength as a blood purifier is demonstrated by its marvelous cures of Scrofula Salt Rheum Scald Head " Bolls, Plmplea An Kinds of Humor Psoriasis Blood Poisoning Rheumatism Catarrh Malaria, Etc All of which are prevalent now. HOOD'S Sarsaparilla Will do you a wonderful amount of good. Be sure to get Hood's. , Prince to Stick Type. Like all the male members of the royal house of Germany, the crown prince is about to learn a trade, which will probably be that of a compositor. TO CrRJC A COLD IX ON OAT Take Laxative Bmsbo Quinine Tehleta. All I roesists refund themonev If It fails to cur, a. V. Urove 'i signature Itouwct box. i. Cant Take the Medicine. Bobbs Laughter is a cure for in digestion. Dobbs But a man cant laugh when he has dyspepsia. Baltimore Amer ican. , : By taking ft ARFIFI.D TKl, the danger 01 contracting la grip la IfWtird, for the system is citaueed. th blood purified and the dsgn-fnn perfected by this great herb cure. Germany's New Navy. The German naval programme, which according to the original an nouncement, was not to be completed until 1916. is now. it senis, to be finished by 1906. In that year Ger many will have at least 40 ships, 20 large cruisers and 28 small cruis ers. . Whn Tea Buy Ink get Carter's and you will pet the best every time. 'Inklings" free. Carter's Ink Co.", Boston. Buying Land in Sweden. In Sweden tney have a land ar rangement of this kind: the former will give a tenant so many acres of ground, provided tne tenant will give him so many days labor for so many years, the labor to be paid as wanted. Th Bit Prescription for Malaria Chill and Fever is s bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic It is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. Ho Cure. No Pay. Price 50c. The Caspian Sea. The Caspian sea is literally a great depression In the surface of the earth. It is 84 feet below the regular sea leveL Besides this, its waters have very little salt in them, being almost fresh. A NEW ACCOUNT BOOK ' Of Particular Interest to Threihermca and Farmers. Russell & Co., of Portland", Ore., the largest dealers in machinery on the Pacific Coast, have just issued at con siderable expense a neat and veiy com plete account book for up-to-date threeheimen, eto. The books are iqr free distribution, and all people who want them should write immediately to Russell & Co., Portland, Ore. Police Hard to Dismiss. A New York police commissioner declared that it was easier to nang a man for murder there than to dismiss a policeman. "Last year," he said. the board naa to pay out siau.uuv in back salaries to men who had Deen reinstated by the courts. firtk Pmninrnt! Rnrad. Ho fits ST lid after Hrw-isr'n ataf I". Klise'sGreet Nene Bantorer. Send forFKEE-..0Otri)bitilenS treat 1m. lis.au Kus.Lui..ai Arcti St., PbUdl phis. Pa, Anti-Automobile Law, Denver has an ordinance which pro hibits operating an automobile at a aoeed greater than six miles an hour, and employs a mounted policeman to enforce it. Catarrh has become such a common disease that a person entirely free from this disgusting complaint is seldom met witn. it is customary to speaic oi laiarrn as nothing more serious than a bad cold, a simple inflammation of the nose ana throat. It is, in fact, a complicated and very dangerous disease ; if not at first, it Very soon becomes so. The blood is auicklv contaminated by the foul secretions, and the poison through the general circulation is carried to all parts of the system. Salves, washes and sprays are unsatis factory and disappointing, because they do not reach the seat of the trouble. S. S. S. does. It cleanses the blood of the poison and eliminates from the system all catar rhal secretions, and thus cures thoroughly and permanently the worst cases. ' Mr. T. A. Williams, a leading dry-goods eh lit of Spartanburg, 8. C, writes : " For years I bad a severe case oi nasal Catarrh, with alt the disagreeable effects which belong to that disease, and which make life painful and unendurable. I used medicines prescribed by leading physicians and eugKCited by numbers of friends, but without getting any better. I then began to take S. 8. S. It t ad the desired effect, and cured tat Jf after takinr eighteen gatoitnair . tmttles. 1 n my opinion 8. 8. 8. is the only medi cine now in use that will effect permanent cure of Catarrh." , is the only purely veg etable blood purifier known, and the great- I est of all blood medi cines and tonics. If von have Catarrh don't wait until it becomes deep-seated and chronic, but be gin at once the use of S. S. S., and send For our book on Blood and Skin Diseases and write our physicians about your case. - THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, 6A. H: "(,.,, s tniirtt AlL (LSI IMS. t i Best Cuuith bjrup. Tastes Good. Use I 1 In tmicL pom ot oruggms. r i a. 1 i.wl I V Sl CROOK PERSONATES A GIRL Kebraeka Hotel Clerk Fell la Love aC Wasted to Marrr Hit. Denver. Col- "Dear Mr. Crawford; Since there Is no taw which permit two men to marry It will be impossible for me to consent to become your wife. Tou will find all the evidence of my womauly ehsnna which so attracted you. as well as the 'form which you so admired lu my room upstairs. I am sorry to blast your fondest wishes, beg to remalu your eistt. "Miuule Swift." That was the reply w bit h Uarry R. Crawford, utgbt vlerk of the Midway hotel at Kearney. N'eU, received from his lady love at the Windsor hotel lu Deuver wheu autlcipatlug an accept ance of his offer of marriage. Behind the sarcastic little note Is the story of a shrewd little bunko game. Last November a handsome, flaxen haired young woman appeared at (he Midway hotel lu Kearney. Neb,, and was hired as waitress by Landlord Casey. She said her name was Minnie Swift aud that she was trying to care forherself.asher mother was an Invalid and dependent for support upon her only brother, who was a struggling mining operator at Cripple Creek. She had many admirers, among them W. S. Weaver, a cattle buyer from Wyoming. After three weeks she ask ed for leave to stay at borne for a few days. Next evening a slender young man registered at the Midway hotel as Arthur J. Swift Cripple Creek. Colo. Harry It Crawford, night clerk, asked if he was related to Minnie Swift She's my sister." answered the young man. "Do yon know her? y When be learned that Minnie was a waitress at the hotel be Inquired eager ly about her. and obtaining her address went away. The following morning be brought a note from Minnie asking permission to stay at home while ber brother was In town. On the after noon of the fifth day he asked Mr. Casey to cash a draft for "only 1250. The proprietor couldut. but W. S. Weaver was .only too happy to accom modate his sweetheart's brother, wijo had to leave town that night Next day Minnie Swift returned to work. The draft was protested. Minnie cried and aald that there must be some mis take; that her brother was In Denver closing a mining deal Weaver, being nnable to go. sent Gerk Crawford with the girt to Denver to find Arthur Swift and rectify the error. Weaver paid the expenses of the trip. Crawford pro posed on the train and Minnie promised him an answer next morning. In the morning Crawford found the note given above. He went to the room ad joining his, which was occupied by the girl. On the floor was a corset a wig of yellow hair, powder, rouge and curl ing irons. Crawford notified the police and went home. GIFT TO THE NATION. Aarlcnltaral DepsHnest's Collection of New l canonic Plant. The Department of Agriculture at Washington is now putting Into shape a collection of new economic plants and vegetables which are expected to prove of great value to the farmers and gar deners of the country. The collection was made by Barbour Lathrop, former ly of Chicago, who has spent two years' time and thousands of dollars of bis own money ou the project Two years ago Mr. Lathrop left New York, taking with him as an expert botanist David U. Fairchlld, who was assigned for the purpose by the De partment of Agriculture at Washing ton. At the time of his selection Mr. Fairchlld was In charge of the section of seed and plant introduction. During the two years which have elapsed the party has visited almost 80X1 HEW PRODUCTS. every part of South America, Europe, Africa and Asia, to Bay nothing of the slands at which they have made stops. Everywhere they have gone they have carefully Investigated the regular crops oy the farmers of the country, and hare purchased seeds and plants of such species as they thought might be in troduced Into the United States with j advantage. Altogether 450 different; purchases have been sent in to the Agricultural Department and experi ments are already well advanced with I some of them. Among those from which great results are expected are the Alexandrian clover from Egypt which Is intended as a late fodder crop for Irrigated lands in California and Arizona; the seedless grape from Padua, Italy, intended for the seedless raisin Industry of the Colorado desert region; Egyptian cotton, which Is now being tested by over 100 experimenters in the South; and a series of East In dian yams, one of which Is said to be far superior to the potato In flavor. Where H e Test Failed. Sir William Harcourt has pleaded guilty to absent-mindedness and tells a story against bfrnself. He suspected a man servant of stealing money and at last resolved to set a trap. Taking a handful of gold coins, be laid them down on his writing desk and went out Presently he sent this servant to the room to fetch some article. When John had returned he promptly went to his room to see If the coins had been touched. On the table. In the place where be had left them, were gold coins. But were there as many as he bad left? He did not know, for he had neglected to count them before he (bad laid them down. By this Incident, you see," said Sir William, In telling the story, "that I was- born to be chancellor of the exchequer." ' Some people are enthusiastic In ac cepting Invitations, because they figure that they will save that much by eat ing away from home. ftl the scrouss JjJ y. Crape Lrf& I II Coat of Paria Police. Itt cost of the police force of aria growa steadily year by year, in 1878 it was 84.041.725 of which 2,.j(,3vv was paui uu the rest by the government; in 1SS5, 14.961,800; in H., fo.s,li0. A StrMg Man's Seere. One of the strongest men recently stated that the seem of ins wonderful power gfrfevt digestion. HoMetter's Stomach ilters makes ditrestioti perfect, and core all complaints arising from a week stom ach, such as tndiguon. biliousness and ail liver and kidney ailments. As a blood purii.er and nerve t.niu it l marvelous. H is recommended hi- physicians, ami aol.i bv every druggist in' tne country. Try it also lor malaria fever, and ague. Young Lady Bell Ringers. Six young ladies have learned the art of bell ringing in the village of Bradfleld. England. They "rang in" 1901 at t&e church. Tale s!ga stare is ea every boa of ike geaalne Laxative Bromo-Quinine Taw. the reseedy thai art a eM slay Profits of a Convict Mine. The Tennessee convict coal mln Is a paying institution. The profits In the last six months will amount to more than 1100.000. ron STOMACH. LIVKR AND KOvVKLft. , Indigestion la efreotitallv cured bv the original HKRB medirine.GAR " S'lKl.tt TKA. whirk cause a normal - atHioaol the 4uriire organs. Strike a Siccssa. Cahtll Was the strike a success? Cassldy It was. After being out six weeks we succeeded In gittin' bark our Jobs. Puck. IN BED FOR YEARS DECLARED A HOPELESS IIY1LID BT LEI RUED PHYSICIARS. Restored to Perfect Health and Strength j Dr. Williams' rink Pills for fate People A Meet Wenslerfnl Care. . trm (A Prtu, 61-asd Kapidi, JftcJk. Of the many remarkable cases which have recently occupied the at tention of the medical world and of the public at large, none more strik ingly illustrates the wonderful power of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People than the recovery of Mrs. Jennie Tuttie. who, after two years' confinement to her bed. was restore ! to perfect health and strength. Mrs. Tuttie, who lives at the corner of Ful ton and Market streets. Grand Rapids, Mich., tells the following story: "1 had been flat on my back In bed tor two years and the doctors had given me up as a hopeless case. They had -resorted to every remedy known to the profession and had even sub jected me to the tortures of five sur gical operations. My trouble was due to change of life and 1 grew weaker and weaker until I became helpless and 'unable to leave my bed. A nurse and four physicians attended me. "One box of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People gave me great relief and after using them for three months I was a well woman, having been' able to leave my bed the sixth week after commencing the treat ment I can state that the cure was complete and permanent as it Is now three years since I used them. "I have recommended the pills to several of my relatives. My mother-in-law- who Is 72 years old, took them for general debility, and they soon pro duced a very marked Improvement In her condition. I wish that the thousands of women who are afflicted as I have been may know of this rem edy which has saved my life and given me health and strength." Signed, MRS. JENNIE TUTTLE. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of August 1900. B. F. BARENDSEN. Seal Notary Public. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People are sold by all dealers, or wilt be sent post paid on receipt of price, 50 cents a box. or six boxes for $2.50, by addressing Dr. Williams Med icine Co., Schenectady, N. Y The Doctor's Order. Mother (an invalid) Johnny, don't you think I ought to punish you for being so bad? Johnny (aged 5) No mamma. You know the doctor said you was not to indulge in any violent exercise. In Mourning. Butcher Leg o' Mutton? Yes'm. Mrs. De Rigeur And let it be off a black sheep, if you please. We're in mourning, you know. Philadelphia Record. Hsitisnana 4, AVegetabie Preparalionfor As similating tlieFoodandEegula lirrMSs!nachsaislBcfWTel3of IT, r Promotes DigeationJCheerfur ness and RestContains neither Opium(Morphine nor Mineral. 1VOT NARCOTIC. ev aTOUDrSiVB-PfTOOR Wspiss JW- Apetfecl Remedy forCortslipa Tlon.Sour Stoinach.Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ne,, and Loss Of Sleep. ' Fax Simla Signature of NEW YDHK. (TO EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER. A VERY PROMINENT MRH Owes Health and Happiness to Pe-ru-na. Ml' CougrexMuaii ituward from Alabama. Washington. Feb. 4th. 1899. ru na Drug M fg Co., Columbus, O.: Gentlemen I have taken Pe-ru-na now for two weeas, and find I am very much relieved. I feel that my cure will be permanent 1 have also taken It for la grippe, and I take pleasure In recommending Pe-ru-na as an excellent remedy to all fellow sufferers. Very respectfully. M. W Howard. Congressman Howard's home ad dress is Fort Payne, Ala. Any man who wishes perfect health must be entirely free from catarrh. Catarrh is well-nigh universal; almost omnipresent e-ru-na is the only ab solute safeguard known. A cold Is the beginning of catarrh. To prevent colds, to cure coida, is to cheat catarrh out of its victims. Address Dr. Hart man. Columbus, U for a free catarrh book. An Old Fort In Florida. The oldest fort In America is at St. Augustine, Fla. It was built by the Spanish over three centuries ago. it was for a long time used as a prison. MrWAs Off thm OsWcf. Laxative Rrotno-qutnlne Tablets eitte a cold la on day. Kocure, No l'a.v. Price a&cenu. Caused Reduction in Arrests. The fee system for 'arrests iu Jack son county, Missouri, was abolished a year ago. The number of arrests since that time has considerably decreased. FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. J K jv if; MACHINERY, FARM NOTHING BETTER MADE Yoa can't make a mistake II yon gstt ..Mitchell.. Mitchell, Iteaiis & Staver Co. PORTLAND. ORECON. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears In Use For Over Thirty Years IB in MS ctnrsua eoMMMT. sisw eaa am, ! ; HI ' ' V ' I franfti HPIH Un m the . t yiVtVa J Signatira AF Change of Name, Mrs. Greece- I suppose the CVtt lings are awfully stuck up since they got that niouey from Mrs. Chitltng's uncle? Mrs. Gray 'Not so much as one might have supposed; but I notice that when they have mincemeat on the table they call It croquettes; it used to be plain hash. liostoa Transcript Atter the Consultation. Patient Now, doctor, what's ths matter with me, anyway? t The Head Consulting Physician My dear, sir, do you suppose that if jwe knew what was the matter with I you. we would have decided to hold a l post-mortem? Harper's Qatar. Cut Bono? "They say that Old Qotrot la barely able to write his name." "Now, that shows the Injustice of things. Here I could write my name to a check with the greatest ease; but what's the use Indianapolis Press. riles af rata. Mane kind el piles Itching, bleeding-all ralniMl, terrible tortures but all are uiklr rttrvd bv t'asvereia Candy Cathartle. Ail drug gists, Hk , Wq, "Quick Cxit "Mr. Lew told me that he was a Yale man. Do you know what class he was graduated from?" "From the sophomore class." Har lem Lite. A Hopeless Case. "It's no use; Chuuilelgh never will have sense." "Why? What has he done now?" "Paid me $10 he owed me right In front of my tailor." Her Definition. "What is your definition of satire?" "Satire," said Miss Cayenne, "la something that compels you to laugh against your will In order to let it appear that you are not angry," Washington Star. New Industry In Australia. The culture of the oltve has recently been Introduced luto South Australia and Victoria, and good crops of fruit are now being obtained, yielding an ex cellent oil. The Industry bids fair to become an Important one. Her Pointed View. Chappie (blase! Don't you think society la an empty thing? Miss Fuller I think there are lots of empty things in society. Smart Set. I',' M. P. GASOLINE ENGINE Pumps Water, Saws Wood, Grinds Feed, and costs two ,V11 13 Call UVU1 ll 1UII Get fall particulars from 310 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal. ; First and Stark Sts., Portland, Or.; Los Angeles, Cal. IMPLEMENTS, Etc. IT LEADS THEM ALL The "Cyclone Thresher If You Boy a Nw Thresher, Engine, HORSE POWER OR SAW MILL You of Course Want the Btst. Trite for Catalogue and Prices. RUSSELL & CO., PORTLAND, OREGON MONEY FOR SOLDIERS' -HEIRS- ; Heirs of Union Soldiers who homstesded less i titan IOaer.s lielore June i, 187 (no matter 11 ; abandoned), should address HKNKT N. OHr, Washington, D. O. A WHOLE GARDEN Fill i4Ca Ws wis to cam tkls year Stasis new ruitooun and hsaoa Un ll Pi Ssissr-s JIbs Blood Tonate.. Ws THROnBHBWllw. - Msnw': istotIM Ooloa Ma MnU Oren CeaneiSer.... Ms CtlrOsrdsB Best tss uDtrHwllsh We UOrsss Market Letsaes.... Us timiit riowse Sleds...... Ue Ws will null yoa this entire si Sirs wertb oi epKadla seed sewWn tree. tlZnt aad Seed Cta osue ea ncelpt aCtktoaeS'ee .4lt la Sostes Cfcelee Oalea SeeS t t ad as. Fotasoes a si.ssper kamlaa4apr CaMiofM aUme. I eenkv " jesi s, nui tut eo,,iCrm,ins, : FAT FOLKS fEDUCEP ' from 16 tot8 lbs. per monta bra ! bsnnless treaiment. Thousands cured. Mrs. at. A. MseOrons, 431 I Hurler St., Bocbester, M. T., I writes: "Kour years sgo I was I redooeS 8 pousds br your tsIo I ahia tmtmnnt. Mr aioerlsnos i asTralned Knrse baatausrht me lbs dangers ot Fatty USKeneratlon. Hsts not sained." Patlente treated by malloonadentially. for prtlenlsrssddress,wltb itiip, ilK.P.C.''MDsE. Hit liwiii TtaiU.Csittp,la " POULTRY NETTINC. But from. the manufacturer. Fries In lull rolls 2 feet wide, m feet long f l.W I . .. u h 2.47 4 m ' ...t.M.a 8.H0 I. ' ..,, ,U h hum- n 4.94 , All Kinds of Wire and Iron Work. PORTLAND WIRE A IRON WORKS 19 front St., Portland, Oregoa. ' i ilf !20tl I ri aies nTa cne r "iv I r- s vtsvT , wmIs tsii.THiii rcioiui Br;itrUKU. sningiun, u. v., inerwui rr miloV rrli. H Mh N. H vols. Staff ; 20th Corps. Prosecuting claims sine 1878. CUTLER'SCiRSOUTEcf IQQIKE A guaranteed Car for Catarrh and ConnmpUon. ll.oo. I) Lock Box 16, , W. H. SMITH & ca. Buitaia, rrcp t M. r. M. D. ito. 1S-1S01. w HUM writing- ta advertisers please iKtsW - inai IV LI SI TM1 COST'S THE THINQ Nat the Maalsa that Was IsBpreeeea a Ua tatslt Olrt. Once upoa a time a loof t when the writer was young od valu Kloriuus and ocvaslooally expatlattrJ to aouie of her await cotnpeJilona upon the cost or her wearing apparel or the number of teaspoous her mamma poe eased, the was reprimanded severely for these ludlscretlona. "Little ladles do not toast," the was told aeuteu tioualy. After awhile she came Ormly to be lieve this because of Its eudless repeti tious aud so she was oftru surprised when quondam friends rouHded lu her the enormous aiuouut they spent au nualty to dress or the stse of the turkey thy had for their Christmas dinned. Tln8, at the dogmrat man so aptly remarked, are chunged now, however, aud osteutattou la Hie order or the day, says a writer lu the Hultliuore News. Perhaps thia la the fault of the uews papera. rerhapa some hungry report er searching for avallnhle "copy" and finding It lu the florist's htlia for a big wedding tuny tie primarily to Watuo, hut at all events the marriage of two young (MHipla of wealth Is nowndtiys made a rmiuony of such OMtfiitntlou as to amount to vulgarity. The charms of face or character of the bride, the good qualities of the groom are passed over lightly in ordur that there tuay I plenty of space to estimate the cost of the various dotal!. The amount of money that the pre eents represent, the cnplial represent ed by those who are Invited, the cost of the trousseau, of the carriages, of the flowers and the supper are all set down with great accuracy and added with much precision. Wheu the , total reaches luto the million the uuptials are announced to be a mutt- aud the young couple are supposed to have entered the inatrlmoulnl state under the hnpplest auspices. There Is no effort made to conceal the fact that money la the most Inter esting thing about the pair aud the oc casion. Perhaps these people are to be pitied Perhaps, as was said before, thieving newspaper men break lu and steal In formation about special trnlus and or chids aud trifles of that sort that the families yearn to keep secret liut, however that may be, the writer never reads that Mlsa Hoaud-so received twelve ropes of pearls, valued at .VKV 000, that she docsu't think of the old maxim of the uursery days. "IJitle ladles do uot boast." and wish that It could be banded ou to the feminine young and old of Aiuertean society. SON COMMANDS FATHER. Unique Condition of Affair la a Colo redo Volunteer fcealsneat. A uulque position In the United States army service Is that occupied by Benjamin I -ear. Sr., and his son. former residents of Cripple Creek, who are members of the First Colorado Voluii teer Iteglruent. which ha been doing duty In the Philippines. The father is a private In C Company of (he regluieut and bis son is csptaln of the same com pany, a condition believed to be with out parallel Id the Government service. When the First Colorado ileglincnt was raised Benjamin I -ear. Jr.. was acting as sergeant in a coiupuuy aud volunteered with his comrades. The father was foreman of tbe composing room of a Cripple Creek, Colo., news paper, but concluded to follow bis son to tbe Philippines and Joined the regi ment. Arriving at Manila he was transferred to the company of which his son was sergeant. As time pnsacd, tbe father saw himself still further out ranked by his son. who, through meri torious service, won several promotions and reached a captaincy. The father Is 00 years old and the son 20. Mashed a "Masher." Two of the young women, pretty ones and well dressed, plnylng at one of the theaters bourded a car lust night for tbe theater and sat quietly talking. A pretty young thing oppo site began to stare, smile, make eyes and try his bent to make a bit Sud denly the older girl begun in a loud "Oh', did I tell you about the man on the car last night? He sat opposite me, and tried all kinds of ways to make my acquaintance, and was such a nuisance I wished bis mother was tlere to take him away." Everybody In the car, who had watched things for some time, grinned appreciatively, and the would-be gallnnt blushed, looked very uncomfortable and got out at the next stop. The two girls laughed, then re sumed their personal talk, and when they reached the theuter got out quiet ly. : Everybody In tbe car wanted to cheer them. Boston Herald. A Itoyal Chair. An Interesting chair In tbe newly re stored church called the Garrison church, ht Berlin, has been ordered by the Kaiser to be placed In bis pew there. It Is a simple wooden affair, and bears the following inscription: "King Frederick William I. once sat on this chair during divine services." Bad for the Hotels. Owing to the absence of British tour; ists. Belgain hotel-keepers have had the worst year they have known. Deafness Isn't the affliction to age that It is to youth; a deaf aged person doesn't miss hearing many nice things. Most people bare the church Instinct la their blood. PATIIRR AND SON. ABSOLUTE GURITY. Ccnulno Carter's Little Liver Pills. Mutt Bactr Signature ef fee Fee-Slsslte Wrapper Belew. Tar assail aa4 aa eaey la take aa sagas iroi IU0ACRL . rOM DIZZINESS. ron biuousiess. ron torpid tins. ret COMSTIPATIOR. rci sallow sui. rot m co mm ci .... etaiuevsisss avetawrt jsal;. eitSa, 1 rarely TeftAaiv 91- CUnt SICK HCADACHC. BsC&oilYIUJLQW' Will Keep You Day te'TKlOCatlOaSSWQlLIL Tans. Me SusriTuTt . rati Cataioooc. SnowtMS PuuUnc or Cauhcmt! aho Hats, A.J.TOWCnCO. UestH. Mass. PATENTS WITHOUT past description it 11 free ottlntoa SIILO. M. M KVBNN ., Eatab. 164. DtY. 4. lT-14lhMrel, WASHINGTON . V. Brent'bufBce: Cuicafo. Ue eland aud Detroit AS Seeds Ferry's Seede ere S no a the ouuulrv ever sa lee meet reliable steeds that nan be buustit tmnt ssee a nltSel on dies p seed anil kes a dollar ua tits liar vent. Itvlteed Annual free. 0. St. FIRRY 4 CO.. Dstrelt, Mica. For Catalogues ..of.. MANTLES, GRATES and TILINGS.. Addresa Mm J. WALSH ORECOM. Regular Sell. "How hns my new book sold?" asked the young author of the bookman. "Well, judging from whut the pur chasers suy. It is a regular sell!" At lanta Constitution. OATARBIl CANNOT BK OCRCO With local aprlloatlons, ss ther rsonot reach lliesestol tlicilisvsSH. ( siarrh Is a blood or i-otiaiitiiiitiiialtliMase, atut hi order to cure It you liiusttsks Internal remedies. Hall's Ca. iarrh iirvls tasi n iiiini usllv.auilaolsdlractly on llio b.ood end mucous ourlacrs. Hall's Ca tarrcil ure Is uot a quark medicine. It was pres'rijd by one of llio brut physicians la this cuuntry lor years, and Is a regular prescription. It lsoinNjsdnf the lest Ionics known, com bined with the best blood purlHsrs, actlnf dl. rectly ou th mucous surlsres. The perlecl combination ol the two Inrred tenuis what pro. duces snch wonderful results la curing eatarrh. bend for lesilmonlsla, free. F. J. I'HKNEY a ., Proprs., Toledo, O. Hold it druRxlsts, price Vv, - Halls Family fills are tbe best Family TieaT" "How close Is your relationship to that millionaire?" "Oh, his brother" married my brother-in-law's sister." Detroit Free Press. fOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARB TAKING When von take Oroye's Tasteless Chill Tonlo. beoause tbe formula Is plainly printed on every bottle showing that It it slmuly Iron and Qui. slue In a tasteless form. No Cure, No ray. toe. Men's Opinions. "You can't tell some women any thing." "Of course not; they wont atop talking themselves long enough to let you." Philadelphia Bulletin. Plso's Cure cannot be too biehlv spoken of a a cough Hire. J. W. O'Hhiek, 822 Third Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 0i 1900. Her Reward. "I'd like to have my husband go hunting." "Does he hit anything?" "I don't think so; but as I never ask any questions about the game he brings home ho always buys me a handsome present ot aome kind." Detroit Free Press. tozu Liu "I have ben tronblea a area steal with a torpid liver, which produces constipa tion. I round CASCARETS to be all you claim for them, and secured such relief the first trial, that I purcuaseU another supply and was oom- ' - . iiku oniy on voo fiaa so ree- ommond Csscaraia whenever the opportunlte Is nresentAd." t . ou...:.r SM Susquehanna Av.,'puladlpiila, Pa. Plaaaatit BaUt.bi. s.. SHrllmt C..i;, Qileiee, Meelrtsl. Men fees. SSS HQTQ.R1C Bo,d nd ruarantead by all drua. nv iw SAW lists w CI) KKTobawHabl!, SE CARTERS M l! hm5 fTin Ji r"n,rnn i cm. PORTIA KO . or CATHAIWC a aJawtnADi maah mmttmt