Through all these years the fight has heirs of it from getting full benefit of it.
been kept up. The absence of the records Now, it seems to me, regard for him, if
has made that possible. Lacking them, nothing else, ought to make you anxious
neither claiman« can perfect his title to that he shall be properly approached, the
case stated fairly to him and an effort
By MARTHA M’CULLOOH WILLIAMS.' this great property. Fauntleroy got pos­ made to convince him of the error of his
The Best Remedy I d the World—It
session under bond after the first decree,
but it profited him next to nothing. He ways. You were willing enough”-----
Mikes People Well.
[Copyright, 1894, by American Press Associa- j. lacked money to develop it, and nobody
“Before I saw him or the land in dis-
tion.]
I
pute,
yes.
Now
I
put
myself
in
his
|jad faith enough in him or his case to
place, try to think how I would feel if,
CHAPTER L
risk a dollar in his hands.
“Francis Overton swears to this day after all of these years of struggle, a
“He’s the gallantest old fellow. It
makes me fairly heartsick to know his that the night before his father’s death man came to me, saying in effect: ‘Sir,
he—the son—read over deeds to all the your father was a thief and a scoundrel.
case is hopeless. ”
Mr. Hildreth said it, looking with iron land, duly attested as of record in -All the same, your persistent denial of
it keeps me out of a fortune. If you will
Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists; $1. compassionate eyes after his departing
agree to admit it and thereby put $1,-
client.
His
partner,
Major
Vance,
half
Wood’s Pills cure all Liver Ills. 25 cents.
000,000 in my poeket, I will see to it
turned in his swivel chair, gave an ex­
that it is made worth your while. ’ I
tra long pull «t his pipé and said over
think, Hawkins, I should kick the mes­
Iowa almost from tbe date of its ad­ the top of “Greenleaf on Evidence:”
senger very hard, all the harder if he
mission has been called the “Hawkeye
“Why let it be hopeless? Isn’t it your
! rang in anything about regard for my
state.” Hawkeye was the name of a business and mine to persuade one very 1
I own interest.”
noted Indian chief.
bad man or twelve good and true ones '
“Then you won’t go to him?”
that the right is always with our side?’ ’
“Not as you proposed, under an alias.
The Elkhart (Ind ) Telephone Com­
‘ ‘Certainly, but in this case I should
But openly, in face of daylight, giving
pany is retailing “hellos” at five cents have to persuade them to go against law :
I my own name, I mean to see Major- Over-
per day fur residences, and seven cents and fact in order to do what I believe to |
i ton, and see also if there can possibly bo
for business bouses.
be right, ’ ’ Mr. Hildreth" said, making :
! found an honorable way out of all this
VALUABLE FRANCHISE SECURED. himself horizontal by putting his heels j.
j evil. ”
upon his desk and tipping his chair as |
Hawkins fell back a step, with eyes
far
back
as
possible.
Again
Major
Vance
i
The franchise of easy digestion-one of the
of amazed fury. After arnimite he said,
most vainHbb* In the sift of medical science­
spoke through his blue veil.
can be secur« d bv any. person wish enonuh to
I with a slowly whitening face: “You
“Tell me all about it. Your client
use Hoste11er’s S o-nach B-t ers, either t<»sun-
—will—go—to him—in—your — own
press growing dyspei sia. or to nt*r<’O; it at ma- looked as though he came out of the ark. j
tuiity. Bilious, rheumatic and fever and ague
I name? Young man, you are—worse than
There is one true speoifio for diseases
sufferers, persons troubled with neryousnes®, Has he got a claim for damages against 1
I a lunatic. He would murder you at the I arising from impure blood and a de­
and tne constipated should also secuie the Noàh et al. ? Or is it a matter of line I
health franchise by rhe same means.
I sound of it. ’’
fences?”
bilitated nervous system, and that is
beside the corpse, the lad swore
think not. He has not the assas- Paine’s celery oompound, so generally
“Neither. You must have heard all i Kneeling
to avenge and vindicate the dead man. I sin “ ’s I face.
Pure lead has been found some thirty
Do you know where he lives? 1 prescribed by pbysioisns. It is prob-
feet under the grountd near Chester, about it. It’s one of our celebrated cases | the missing volume. By what treachery I want to do
him the honor of seeking ! ably the most remarkable remedy that I
Overton claim. ”
Ill. A company has been organized to —the
they
were
abstracted
arid
blank
forms
him in his own
“What! Is that the man who has beep [
] the scientific research ot _£feia country j
mine it.
left
in
their
place
nobody
can
even
im
­
“Would youT®BtisK'it'?”"’Ha.wkins | has produced.
a legal gold mine these last 50 years?” t
Prof. Edward E.
DEAFNE89 CANNOT BE CURED
!
“The very same—Francis Overton, | agine, always supposing that such a spoke in an awei^isper. The other I Phelps, M. D., LL. D., of Dartmouth
thing did occur, which I, for one, de­ laughed a’little, sayingl “Why not? I
Esq. No better blood in the state. ”
voutly believe. But few folk agree with can but fail. If I do, iftwill be failure ! college, first prescribed what is now
By local applications, as they cannot reach the
“
Tell
me
about
the
claim.
Of
course
I
diseased poiti n of tne ear. There Is only one
ma Some of the overgood even sigh and between gentlemen, whijih, while it may j known the world over as Paine’s celery
way to cure deafness, and tnat is by constitution­ I’ve heard of it nebulously. I’d like to
lift their eyes, intimating that the elder ■ be unpleasant, surely caanot be danger- I compound, a positive cure for dys-
al n-meoie-«. Deafness is mused by an inflamed
I pepsia, biliousness, liver complaint,
condition of th • muoons lining of Eustachian know the story of it with circumstantial | Overton was ‘struck down’ for false
j OUS.”
Tube. When this 'ubegeis inflamed you have exactness. ”
| neuralgia, rheumatism, all nervous |
swearing,
as
well
as
that
some
things
in
a rumbling sound of imperfect hearing and
Hawkins
’
eyes
dropped
his
face
grew
“It’s a pitiful one, and my father al- j
I diseases and kidney troubles. For-1
when ir is entirely closed deafness is the result,
the
life
of
his
son
are
‘
a
judgment
’
for
i hard. He half turned awaj, saying over 1 the latter Paine's celery compound has I
and unless the inflammation can be taken out ways insisted begun in a romance back I
and this tube restored io it' normal co dition, in Carolina. He knew both the Over- I the assertion of an unjust claim,
I his shoulder: “Oh, well, dd-as you like.
lie-rhgvill be destroyed forever; nine cases
“To me he is the most heroic, the Ridgeley, the Overton placed lies about I succeeded again and again where
out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is tons and Fauntleroys there. The heirs |
! everything else has failed.
most
pathetic
figure
I
ever
knew.
This
nothing but an Inflamed condition of the of each house, it seems, fell in love with I
10 miles out of town, on the Blackwood
mucous surfaces.
struggle
to
set
his
father
right
has
risen
I
road.
But
you
are
not
surejof
finding
the
same
young
woman
—
an
heiress
and
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can great belle—who preferred young Over- from a duty to a religion--—one, too,, | the major at home except atbreakfast.
Professor Vaughan olaims to have
not be cure i by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for
ton. If the other man swore vengeance which, unlike most religions, comes be­ So I advise you to go early, if you will invented a telephone by which conver­
circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
sations can be carried on between New
in spite of me, ”
against his successful rival, nobody ever fore everything, anything else. ”
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
“Yet you say bis case is hopeless?”
‘ ‘Go I must and soon, ” the other said, York and London.
heard of it, but everybody knew that
Hull’s Family Pills are the best.
“
Quite,
save
in
two
most
impossible
walking away.
the warm friendship once existing be­
HOITT’S SCHOOL FOJR BOYS
Hawkins looked after him and mut­
tween the two families was utterly dead. contingencies, ”
The peat bogs of Great Britain and
“What are they?"
tered under his breath; “Him—of all Ireland are estimated to contain fuel
In
fact,
it
was
felt
to
be
a
good
thing
At Burlingame, San Mateo County. Cal. i
“
He
must
find
the
missing
volume
of
is one of the most thorough, careful and when, a few years after his wedding, ■records or the man who made away ! tho men in the world. He cannot know equivalent in heat producing to 4,000,-
i ^-not half a dozen do—all that lies un­
practical “Home Schools” to be found on young Overton moved with all his be­
with them and with his father’s deeds. ” der the sprfape pf the Overtoil claim.” 000,000 tons of coal.
the Pacific coast. It prepares boys for any longings to middle Tennessee.
university, technical school, or for active
“Here he prospered amazingly. Com­
business; is accredited at tbe State and |
CHAPTER IL
MANUFACTURE OF CANES.
Stanford Universi ies, and under tbe able i ing in when prWty well all the state lay
[ continued .]
Seventy years, full of trouble though
management of Ex State Superintendent i virgin, he bought half a county of the
Grown, Boiled, Warped, Fired, Pol­
Ira G Hoitt Ph. D.. ranks among the first richest land at a price that was next to 1 they were, sat lightly on Fra-ucis Over-
ished and Ornamented.
schools in the Uni’el States. Re-opens nothing. Besides he got possession of I ton. He walked away from his lawyer
MIND YOUR EYE.
August 4.— Mining and Scientific Press.
The manufactures of canes reveals-
the best ore banks in the state, and as j with a masterful step, though his head What You Should Avoid if You De* an interesting process connected with
drooped a little, and his eyes w^-re full
I never used so quick a cure as PIso’s soon as he had got a fair sized planta- !
sire to Preserve Your Sight.
a growing Industry. There are sev­
Cure tor Consumption.—J. B. Palmer, Box tion open, set about building furnaces j of speculation-—so full indeed that he
As nature lias endowed each one of eral large factories In Philadelphia
took
no'noteof
two
other
men,
who
look
­
1171, Seattle, Wash.; Nov. 25,1895.
and making iron. He was essentially a |
ed hard at him from an adjacent street | us with only one pail- of eyes and will and some in New York. These have
FTTS—All fl 8 stopped free by Dr. Kline’s man of big enterprises, one who did j corner.
not duplicate them when injured, the recently been established. The cane
Great Nerve Restorer- No fits after tl edr<t uothing on a small scale. Into this new j
When he had vaulted upon his tall following half score of “don’ts” should is grown mostly in Austria, France
day’s use. Marvelous cures. Treat! and $2 00
venture
he
put
a
deal
of
money
—
the
I
trial bottle free to Fit ca-es. send to Dr. Kline,
931 Arch 8t.,J?tilladelphia, Pa.
most of it, unluckily for him, not his f black horse and gone away at a swing­ not only be indelibly impressed on our and Japan. There are numerous spe­
memories, but be religiously remem­ cies, among which are the Congo, Co­
own. There were half a dozen blast fur- | ing lope, one said low to the other:
bered:
“
That
’
s
your
man.
Tough
old
nut,
rine, Penang, Bamboo, Ftarze, Wham-
T ry G œrmea for breakfast.
naces, a forge, a rolling mill, heaven |
knows what besides, but if the money I isn’t- he, to be riding that gait at rising I Dr. G. Sterling Ryerson, professor of poo and the Weischel. Many canes
ophthalmology in Trinity Medical Col­ are partly shaped while growing. At
went out in a stream it looked to be I 70?”
certain that it would come in in a flood, i The speaker was an elderly man, | lege, Toronto, says: “Myopia being es­ the manufactory the crude canes are
Indeed my father always maintained i smug faced, though not quite ill look- I sentially a condition due to abuse of the placed over a large steam vat Cloths
that Mr. Overton went at least $50,000 ) fng, with narrow, light eyes; a square eye, one is constantly obliged to say are wrapped over the sticks and they
in debt simply to oblige lenders who I jaw and close clipped bullet head; well don’t to patients. It occurs to me are left in this position'until the wood
forced their cash upon him. For three | dressed, well groomed, yet giving with­ that it might be useful to put these pro­ has become perfectly soft and pliable
at the end, where it is intended to form
hibitory rules in aphoristic form:
years everything went well. No man i al some suggestion of underbreeding.
The other was taller by a half head,
“1. Don’t read in railway^rains or the handle. Having reached this condi­
stood so high, was rated so happy. Then . lithe,
slim, with an oval face tanned to in vehicles in motfon. 2. Don’t^read tion, they are taken out separately and
came a sea of troubles. His wife died—
brown and lit by two clear, con­ lying flown or in a^^nstrained position. placed In a vise, around a mold -o-
his children, all save-one, the eldest boy • healthy
vincing gray eyes. Every line, evc^y mo- 1 8. Don’t read
Bifelight',' moonlight ‘Whatever shape it Is desired to make
—my client of today. Before people ; tion told of strength and suppleness, the
curl. While the cane is grasped
were done talking over their funerals I muscular perfectness of the early twen- i or twilight. 4. Doi^tiread by flickering the
gaslight or candlelight. 5. Don’t read tightly in the' vise, the upper end is
there was a bigger sensation. Peyton |
in a steel spring having a cast-
Fauntleroy’s attorney had come out from i ties. His hair, just long enough to show books printed on thin paper. 6. Don’t placed
North Carolina and laid claim to all the a hint of ripple, was of the warm brown read books which have no space be­ iron. handle, which is drawn sharply
iron land in Mr. Overton’s possession. | that catches gold of the sun, the same tween the lines. 7. Don’t read for more around, warping the cane at this point
Though he laughed the claim to scorn, | sun which had burned to an ashen shade than fifty minutes without stopping, into the precise shape desired. When
it made a fine how-d’ye-do among part- j the drooping mustache that hid a firm, whether the eyes are tired or not. 8.
Don’t hold the reading close to the
ners and creditors. They clamored for I well cut mouth.
ith a better understanding- of th%. an explanation. He answered by buying j Altogether you would go far before eyes. 9. Don’t study at night, but in
transient nature of the many phys­ out or paying each one in full, though | seeing a better specimen of the genus I the morning when’ you are fresh. 10.
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef- do
i it stripped him of everything but I gentleman. He looked intently after the Don’t select your own glasses at the
forts—gentle efforts—pleasantefforts— I to
the
property in dispute. That was a for­ vanishing figure, and as it was lost to outset.
rightly directed. There is comfort in
“It would almost Seem as though
tuné
if he-held it. At the trial people ■ view said, ‘ ‘Hawkins, I like his looks, so
the knowledge, that so many forms of
waited
on tiptoe for the outcome of it much so indeed that I have three parts some of these rules were too obvious to
sickness are not due to any actual dis­
ease, but simply to a constipated condi­ all. He came into court mighty sor- | of a great mind to give up the whole require mention, but practical experi- |
tion of the system, which the pleasant | rowful looking, but no whit downcast. thing.”
enee shows that most people abuse
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt­
he liacl hardly thought it worth | A lightning scowl drew together their eyes just in thè way stated.
ly removes. That is why it is the only .Indeed
Hawkins
’
brows,
but-
he
was
wise
enough
“In short, anything which tends to in­
remedy with millions of families, and is while to employ a lawyer, but as my fa- j to mask it and say interrogatively:
everywhere esteemed so highly by all ther had settled his other affairs for I “What? I didn’t quite catch what you crease the quantity of blood in the organ !
favors the increase of the defect, lead­
who value good health. Its beneficial him he said to him, ‘George, please j said.”
effects are due to the fact, that itis the Look after this little matter. ’
ing in extreme cases to detachment of j
one remedy whieh promotes internal
“But my father would never take a I For a minute the ¡other was silent. the retina and blindness.”—Canadian |
cleanliness without debilitating thé fee for that day’s work; said he didn’t i Then he said, not loud; but dropping his Lancet.
organs on which it aets. It is therefore earn it. Fauntleroy’s man got up first j words with the precision-of a plummet:
taken out of the vise the handle is tir
all important, in order to get its bene­
The Witness and the lawyer.
■•■mat old man is honor personified, bo
with cord, to prevent it from strait;
ficial effects, to note when you pur­ and said that his client claimed the land ■ much his face proclaims. There must be
E. B. Green of Ottumwa, la., tells a I
chase, that you have the genuine arti­ under government entry at such a date, ! much more than I have been taught to good story about judge Hendershott of ening out to its original shape.
After It has Iain for some days In this
cle, whieh is manufactured by the Cali­ to be established by patents and receipts I believe in this claim to whose upholding
that city, one of the leading lawyers of condition and the curl is permanently
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by for purchase money. Mr. Overton hard- |
he
has
sacrificed
so
much.
”
the
Hawkeye
State.
all reputable druggists.
formed, the cane Is thoroughly scub
ly waited for his last word before he j
“Oh, nobody ever said a word-against
If in the enjoyment of good health,
“Judge Hendershott,” said Mr. bed in a hot wafer bath. The next step
and the system is regular, laxatives or stood up, saying to the judge as though | him. No doubt he believes all he says; Green, “was trying a case under the | is to either put it in the stain box or
other remedies are then not needed. If the whole thing bored him, ‘If your took his father’s word for gospel truth. prohibition law. An important question |
afflicted with any actual disease, one honor will look at those papers, you Clearly he is a victim of circumstances was raised as to whether or not a barrel 1 to finish it in some other desired man­
may be commended to the most skillful will find that my entry of the same land j and his own bull headedness. That’s of whisky was delivered to the defend­ ner. In the staining process'quite a
physicians, but if in need of a laxative, I was just two years earlier. ’
degree of skill' is required, because if
one should have the best, and with the
the cane is colored in a tasteful shade
“‘H—m,” said the judge. ‘You why we, our side, thought of this com­ ant,
wellAfformed everywhere, Syrup of must make your statement on oath.’ promise. ’ ’ Hawkins returned hurriedly,
“An Irishman of the name of O’Con­ it will meet with a readier sale. To
Eigs-stands highest and is most largely While Mr. Overton was being sworn his jumbling one word on another as if to nor was the drayman, and when Judge achieve this result the mixing of acids
vteed and gives most general satisfaction.
honor fumbled .with the papers, but prevent further speech of his comrade. Hendershott started to cross examine and color in the staining compound
didn’t look at them. The other man | The younger man looked at him hard him he concluded to frighten him into must be very delicately done. Some
passed up his documents. You might I as he asked, “On your honor, now, do contradicting his testimony on the ex­ of the canes, instead of being stained
amination in chief. Assuming a dra­ by a liquid, are “fired.” This opera­
have heard yourself think while the you believe a compromise possible?”
The other broke out with impatience matic pose and with a stern voice, he tion is performed by moving the cane
judge was turning them over. The that
he tried vainly to smother in suav­ said: ‘Remember, sir, you’ are on your .backward and forward In a gas jet
crowd could see that they looked official
—on government forms, with big red ity: ‘ ‘That’s just what I can’t say—what oath. Remember you have;sworn to tell flame, elongated by means of a blower,
we want to find out. See here, F----- the truth, the whole tenth and nothing which forces a current of air through
)
seals. When he undid the Overton •Haywood,
you can’t mean to go back on
Contagious B’ood Poison has been ap­ packet, everybody gave a gasp. It was us now. Think for a minute what it but the truth. Remember that to devi­ It. The work has to be done very care­
ate one iota from -te18 truth is perjury, fully by hand, so that the heat pro­
propriately called the curse of mankind. nothing but blank paper.- Mr. Overton
It is the one disease that physicians can­ stood like a dead mon for a minute, means, where we stand. Here’s one side and the nnni^.mgit fog, perjury is im-. duces a uniform effect up,on the wood..
not cure; their mercurial aud potash then sprang facing the judge, and shout­ —an English syndicate just aching to prisonment in the state penitentiary of Then the cane is ready either for var­
remedies only bottle up the poison in ed out: ‘The records—search the records. invest $1,000,000; the other, the finest Iowa. Now, sir, upon your oath, did nishing or polishing by chemical proc­
iron property in the world, at which you deliver that- barrel of whisky to Pat ess, whichever it may be.
the system, to surely break forth in a I know my deeds are there!’
more virulent form, resulting in a total
’
After it is polished the cane goes
“Most likely they were there, but the they will jump, once the title is abso- Duffy?
wreck of the system.
“The Irishman answered coolly and Into the hands of a trimmer, who pre­
Mr. Frank B. Martin, a prominent book was missing—has been from that
deliberately, ‘Well, judge, being on my
jeweler at 926 Pensylvania Ave., Wash- day to this. Of course, though, there was
oath, faith I'couldn’t say. I-delivered a
ington,D.C.,says: nothing for it but to give judgment for
bar’l at Mr. Duffy’s place. On one ind
I was for a long I Fauntleroy. But when court was over, as
of that bar’l was marked “Pat Duffy,”
time under treat my father was helping Mr. Overton
on the ither ind was marked “whisky,”
ment of two of from, the room, the judge came to them
but bein oh ‘me oath I chuldn’t say
the best physi­ and said: T know it’s your land, sir..
cians of this city, I Appeal, appeal, and by the Eternal 1
whether Pat Duffy or whisky was in the
for a severe case
bar’l.’
will
help
you
to
get
justice.
”
’
of blood poison,
“The defendant was convicted.”—
“
That
broke
Mr.
Overton
all
up.
He
L but my condition
Washington
Star.
& grew worse all . choked and said gaspingly: ‘The fight
the while, not- will go on, sir, so long as Overton blood
A Study In Touching the Button.
S. withstanding the runs in any creature’s veins. I have got
To recognize a person’s voice over a
Jwfact that they just one boy left. Better, much better
charged me three see him dead than to know he would let
telephone is not -regarded as at all
' hundred dollars, it be said his father had been proved a
j strange, and there are times when one
y My mouth was
can identify a voice conveyed even
scoundrelly land thief. ’
filled witn eating sores; my tongue was
■ from a long distance positively as to
“
‘
They
never
shall
say
it,
father,
’
almost eaten away, so that for three
be able to swear to the identification in
months I was unable to taste any solid I young Frank cried out. The old man
a
court of law find have the testimony
!
reached
out
a
hand
to
him,
staggered,
food. My hair was coming out rapidly,
accepted. But to be able to recognize a pares It for whatever additional orna­
and I was in a horrible fix. I had tried I fell, was dead before they could lay him
person’s “ling” is quite another thing. mentation It is to receive. The handle
various treatments, and wasnearlv dis­ I straight on the grass in the courthouse'
couraged, when a friend recommended yard. Kneeling beside the corpse, the lad lutely clear. There is no reasonable J An elevator boy in one of the office is then carefully shaved down to fit
S.S.S. After T had taken four bottles, I —he was' just turned 17—swore to doubt whom it really belongs to. Spite of - buildings declares that he can almost I the silver plate, which will be soldered
began to get better, and when I had avenge and vindicate the dead man if it 50 years of suits in all sorts of courts, I invariably tell, by the manner in which i onto.lt, and the foot is shaped ready
finished eighteen bottles, I was cured
Fauntleroy possession has not been over­ a person rings the.electric bell cohnect- for the ferrule. After this manipula-
sound and well, my skin was without a took all his life. Though of all his fa- turned. ” . ;
| ed with the elevator by touching the | tion the cane goes to the finishing de-
blemish, and I have had no return oi I ther’s fortune there was not enough left
“You forget there have been lapses, i button whether that person is a man or a i partment, where the silversmiths put
the disease. S.S.S.saved me from a life I to bury him, the son was not badly off.
He can also tell in the same on whatever trimmings' are.required.
of misery.” S.S.S. {guaranteed purely I His mother’s money was held in trust I quite enough to give the other side a ’ I woman.
manner many times just who the person
vegetable) will cure any case of blood j for him, and there was more to come fighting chance. ”
“No, I don’t forget. Reduced to its 1 is if one who frequently rides with him.
poison. Books
thedisease ■ from a rich bachelor greatuncle.
Uncle Bob—I hope, Tommy, you are
and its treat­
“The Overton claim has swallowed lowest terms, the case . tands thus: Over- I The practiced ear of the telephone girl j a favorite with your teacher. Tommy
ment. mailed
nearly all of it, for, you see, these I ton has no possible chance of winning i will also tell her at times who it is that —I think I must be. She can’t seem
free by Swift
thirds came to pass more than 50 years the property. All he can do is to play rings up “Central. ’’—Buffalo Courier. I-to get enough of me, or she wouldn’t
Specific Co.,
I keep me in so much.—Harper’s Bazar.
ago, before you and I were born. ! dog in the manger and keep the rightful I
Atlanta, Ga.
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< Dry Steam Baths at Home.
Scientific, Durable, Cheap, Neat, Light, Portable, Simple.
Polds into Small Space. _____i PERMANENT AND VALUABLE LUXURY
SENT COMPLETE with Full Instructions on Receipt of Six Dollars (S6.00).
QUAKER BATH-CABINET CO., ...... San
Orders to..
Local Agents Wanted Everywhere. Liberal Terms.
Francisco, Cal.
■va JF" Jte.- «=»,
Th® very remarkable and certain
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I
relief riven woman by MOORE’S
V
REVEALED REMEDY has given
it the name of Woman’s Friend. Itis
uniformly success­
ful in relieving the backaches, headaches
C J
and weakness
which burden and shorten a woman’s ““
life. Thousands of
women testify for it. It will give health and strength
and make life a pleasure. For sale by all druggists.
C
BLUMAUER-FRANK DRUG CO., P ortland , Agents.
**“
Seaside and Country
FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE SICK or
•Must Don’t Feel Well,”
Gowns need
fire the One Thing to nee.
M^ d LIVER
pills
Only One for a Dose.
Duxbak
Sold by Druggists at 25c. a box
Samples mailed free. Addresa
Dr. Bosanko Med. Co. Phfla. Fa.
T$ ibis wbat ails vou?
VELVETEEN
BINDING
on their skirt edges.
proof, sheds water
turns grey.
It is rain­
and never
8
If your deafer will nut
supply you we will.
iamples showing libels and materials mailed free.
r
‘‘Homo Dressmaking Made Easy,” .a new book by
Miss Emma M. Hooper, of the Ladies' Home Journal,
sent for 25c,. postage paid.
S. H. & M. Co., P. O. Box 699, N. Y. City.
I
Then you have
AGENTS WANTED,
Of Wlewi
in every town, for one of the best selling articles
made, UUed by every man, woman and child,
Fredericks Sanitary Teotli. Brush with
Tongue Cleaning Attachment»
Endorsed by «11 the leading physicians and
dentists. Send! 5c. for sample. Retails for 25c
and 50c.
WILL & FINK CO.,
818-820 Market Street, San Francisco, CaL
00 TO WANT TO MAKE MONEY?
t0^
Haye you a feeling
of weight in the 1
Stomach—Bloating <
after eating—Belch­
ing of Wind—Vomit?
tagof Food—-W.aterx
brash—Heartburn—<
Bad Taste in the
Mouth in the Morn­
ing—Palpitation of
the HeartjduetoDls-
tensxcn of Stomach
—-Cankered Mouth
—Gas in the Bowels
—-Loss of Flesh—
Fickle Appetite —
Depressed, Irritable
Condition of the
Mind — Dizziness-
Headache—Constip­
ation or Diarrhoea?
DYSPEPSIA
in one of its many forms. The one positive cure
for this distressing complaint is
HcRefs Dyspepsia tablets,
by mall, prepaid, on receipt of «5 cents
<
C harles R amsey , Hotel Imperial, New York«
gays: “I suffered horribly from dyspepsia, buL
Acker’s Tablets, taken after meals,have cured me.”
ACKER MEDICINE CO., 16 A 18 Chambers St, N.Y.1
ing country agencies. We are offering wonderful
luducemenls for the bandltiiic of the Standard
Sewing machine. Anybody with common
sense can sell them at the prices we.
quote, and we guarantee every machine
sold. Write us for full particulars. We want
an agent in every town on the Pacific Coast. Now
is the time to take up the work, and you can add
materia'lv to our income by doing so. Ad­ BEST IN THE WORLD.
dress,' Standard Sewing Machine Co., 145
Its wearing qualities are unsurpassed, actually
6th st., San Francisco, Cal.
outlasting two boxes of any other brand Free
from Animol Oils. G
TH K GE s UINE.
FOR SALE BY OREGON AND
FRAZER
MRS.
WINSLOW’S S^YRUP°
- FOR CHILDREN TEETHING -
AXLE
CREASE
MT^WASHINGTON MEKCHANTS-^
and Dealers generally.
For bb I o by all Druggists. 25 Cents a bettie.
SURE CURE
for
PILES
Itching and Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles yield at one« to
DR. BQ-SAN-KO’S PILE REMEDY. Stop, itch­
ing, absorb, turuors. A positive cure. Circular, sent free. Price
Mo. Druggists or mail. DR. BO8ANKO. Phil«.» Pa.
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS*
Bert Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use
In writing to advertisers don’t for­
N. P. N. U. No. 659.—S. F. N. U. No. 786
get to mention this paper.