Aj Pi
It
L
KhchenEconomy
Mial tests sborjo tbe Tfyyal 'Baking
Tender to le 27 per cent, stronger than any
MONTICELLO.
Ba Jots Down a raw Thaogtats In Hat
llwa Winning way.
Hot fcus I visited MonticelR and
paused to niwp or tliofrravs ot Tbonias
Jefferson, llio great yst simps man woo
KTtile the poetic nut- unpnu'tical aatomout
that ail man are cnttteil equal As a matter
at tact. If ell mon are created equal, the'
eery early develop sign 01 inequality wdicb
miatberecojtiiixixlhjUiemiBtoMusa That
tbey are, under tlte la, entiowod with cer-
Maui inalietialile riRhts, among srhicb may bo
WSraaaiMi lite. Ishwtv and the nursult ot
tuir.finuKt.iHO one wui uraij, ui
kit 'tof auaauws ho tmned are tbe taatae
ijmlJnWU- of roan I What a wui ffulf
t-WftHraa uramD me H'va ui a me
MffiniT Kroadiiiiio ana iiuu uiur miw
Jsdttheftirjpor Aud yet It only itliirtrtttes
Mali's traatnient of the Doa
In nnthinir does social usftcwabow such
a brutal paiwloz as in itt treatment of
the dog. It codilloa and nurtnrea mm
when he ii worthless. It kills him ruth
lessly when he is valuable. It supports
high toned kennel clube for his pruiuifia
Son, and it mokes laws to destroy him
at right. It licenses the brnte and puts
anremium on him and it gives every
ignorant justice the power to order him
shot. It preaches his fidelity and afleo
tion with one breath and oalls (or his ex
termination with another. There is more
superstition , and, tonraranca associate
arith (the dog than with On ntrmber tlur-:ii.:W-!
I Si ' '" '
1 1 .im! tut vnav tomnrrowilo half a Li
f Morels pilaf sssiiial dog fajafcemWhoR
an old man whose recommendation was
his mouey. r., :! ' ;
Said the Englishman (in English, of
eourusa dead: language- to thejole):
"Sow, ilra. .at yonll pardon the
candor, 1 don't really believe von disap
prove of such a marriage as violently as
yon say yon do. Von women are all
sordid creatures get .yon to 'the scratch
Tell me, frankly, if yoa had to choose
between that rich old man and say, for
instance, me (the Englishman was con
apicnonaly impecunious), which would
yon take?" . . : .
She Why, yon! Ton are at least young
and
They were interrupted by the Pole
mattering and jabbering tinder his mus
tache. .
"Excuse me, madam," he hissedV in
French, "-I see I am do trop!" and off be
went down a side street Of course they
were' thunderstruck, nor could they
Dossfbly account for his strange conduct.
A half hour later, while the imperturb
able1 Englishman pursued the even tenor
of his war down sixth avenue, buco
'o-wcf'fficc:
Bread, biscuit, cakes and miiffinswe not
known in most delicate and perfect quality
Xaabaxanalllfi tor tha J1"'.-i I (sanloa la Hangar. ti
A.ctaraiing,and it mnstbe confeased, Mr'.' 'Charles rPiwVor ipso artist. His
latber coouettish widow, whosa name is. .father Is vice nresideut anil his grandfather
familiar tp many of you. was recently imsident of 'the Singer Sewing Machine
bZfctedTome Lm a "W."-..'SS,S
pnon by two young men. an English- tbe,ate . lamented fWu-
nu aud a Pule. Now, the Pole could ha, Mtrsctd considerable atten
not speak English, nor the Englishman , m. TraVtVimiliar backKrmiod Df the
Polish, nor even FrencK in which lan,- nictore. the. race.nf aten.ilotlar uill,was
gnago the 'lady was accustomed toad- lao reproduced with true artia,tic,.akill,j
dross tneT'ola . Thns, in a sort or hn- . The whole wax placed in a jeweler s win
gnistic inednmttatJrriwwenaiaera!
tmj,ine marriaBe u. . r, - rm. , th. mmhial
inquired if the picture w really and truly
t'aUM man,"isMl Mr. Praetor, aceni-
mgUUapQrtan.ndat..i 'i: -1 . M
Then, sir, will you Kinaiycome auuK
wttb us?" said one of the gentlemen.
"lea, jotrUr baw toctmie along with us,"
said she other geutlnuon-a little more per
emptorily,, ... , H ; .
"Where Whatf I don't exactly under- (
stand," stammered ttife artist.'
"We an United States detectives," re
plied the first speaker very blandly, "and 1
fear your picture ia a violation of tbe law.
It to I question for the secretary of tbe
treasury to decide."
And they marched the talented artist to
that dingy old building down town that
flies a nondescript flag, the stripes of which
ran up and down instead of the good old
way. The picture went along. A consul
tation was held. It was aent to Washing
ton, where another consultation was held,
in which the artist's talents formed the
principal subject of discussion It came
back again ana another consultation was
held, in which the artist was an interested
listener.
finally both picture and artist werere-
peals of laughter as rang out from the ,'11 iuver exeemively flattered by
lady's dressing room: this official tribute to bw genius. He will
"Hemuatnnderstandalittle Englishr I hereafter carefully direct thut genius in a
he aaid to herself, "just enough to have different direction when lie wants to make
made him think Mr. had proposed . money. new ion neram.
Portland, Or.
WK DON'T BR.
lli've lu proiulitliiK
Riivtliliis wn can't
Eirlnrm, but wo do
'lU'Vw w iiffnr you
the mintt rti'ttlraltle.
popular KID (LOVE
ntaot). II Iftihvntw
1 A P. KloVO. IM
til In alwaVH tierlorl.
in fliiihln and cnlnn slwy the newest, lu
car In elwaw ewellaiit. II lt Inwh p
warunco. I Suede Klcivoa are uirlnr to any
olhera. A new sacral tanning process mskes
them Dlrolis as anyiiaan. w "
.. ,,,,..0. uilu) a wasswoll B nvcmi I',
p.alnvos as with any whers. Tliey wi Isfwiil,
" . .. ... also, tlriwauiil k III P Jk
I' lijixiia, either In Himlou or-t-hiK styles,
I.. Ii V i,Jr, nr In 4-huttim or Minna or
SraMuelalr. lor II .HI a salt. Sued evun-rtr-aJo
ti4iulia,4-l'ntinn ur rnmisuuetalre
..VnTii 11 a naB. Their Sprlta Caulngue la
BSfflnWI"!"""".'
thajvorn of opinion as whatgf oerjira jtAr IWageAat Iwsiropitbbiavl
tutes Ufsy Ubarty and the puru of P'4Se thel orin from
his toneue or to bite the last joint ot us
tail off. For a hundred years they havt
and I had accepted him. No wonder he
felt -de Drop!"" ' '
She baa never seen the Pole since.
New Yurk World. '
How CaJaaa aTobaaea la Raised.
The Cuban tobacco enjoys high reputa
tion, but only a few districts in Cuba pro
duce tbe beat varieties, for aroma, eom
bustibility, elasticity and fineness of tex
ture tbe tobacco of the Maniearagua valley
to unsurpassed by any.. Its excellence is.
no doubt due to some peculiar quality of
Tba Btodiae of Cpparateoa, ... .
His earlier instruction, given Coperniinis
m tbe school at Thorn, included Greek and
Latin tetters. He tnen went, under the
patronage of bis uncle- Xukas, who after
ward became bishop, to the University of
Cracow, where be applied himself to phi
losophy and' medicine, but more ardently
than to either of tbene branches, under the
inspiration of the lessons of Albert Brud
sewki, to mathematics and astronomy, in
which he made himself familiar with the
of the instruments. He also, in his in
Ifr. Jeffcrwin was the author also of what
to called JcBorennian Minplit'lty. It consisted
anntawhat In livirnr well and dying in deb.
Jeffarstmian simplicity, as introduced, at.
WasbiiiijJoni during the, latter, brnlVf be
canfW.'ta a dalicMful' relaxation.
it is amlsaiiwiti. a Aalag yain
vening as onueuuld woll tliinli of. Tbe only
objecuoa to it. of couras. Is the expense. The
great outlay necessary tn-enler to perfect It
what has kept JerTrriionuut simplicity back.
1 saw the neat little brick amok bouse
where Tliora lirodsiht nl Virginui bride;
Itaxnadstaof onetwm on the ground Boor,
contaiaing. amoug otbsr tfaunrs; a sjrmdow.
Mr, Jefferson marrinl,and with hai wifaat
once est out on a bridal tiir, .on horseback
fmni' KichmOnd to iluntitelloi arriving be
tween U and I o'clock en th night after his
aahiiiur. I can. in iraaaiuatlsu, see the two
' vonng people riding through thft .bruab, up
the bill Mr. jeltersnn shifUng uneasily in ius
asddle from time 'to lime. In erUer to give the
addle much newkslrestiaiid otangeof acane.'
In bis hair 1 sen the burr al thecttwtnat. ami
I bear nim roguishly say tliut be call ttis,
chest nut hair, portly on that account and
nartlv because) it baabuun urf'befbTeilrrnen
1 bear hunawiaur. a Httla nana ulanuaa par-
aimiiion tree (or bis but. .-.:'
Mrs. Jefferson rules along nemna, witu a
look of chasteoed Vegrot, thinking how the
will reply o a .tattariif irsruiryajTut hot-by a
Hew Torkpanor, asking if the regards mar
riage as a (injure, buo la dreesed plainly, fit
bronze dress and (larihaldl waist, laced
down that back with twrjouti strings, Over
all she wears a duig habit, mora or lea
tuted by tba briars, and held in plan by
auaus of large white mojulica bnttona, ft is
tbecnly bad babrtiuhtui ' p
Hr. jeffaraon gets off his horssattbedoor
of the Utile red smoke houssvand walking In
s stately, but fatigued and rocky, manner to
the dour, shouts: "What. bo. within there!"
and then taking an eight pound key from his
pocket, opens the door and walcouusi 'bis
bride to her new home. n
This picture Is not overdrawn, for under
aunilar circumstances the girl, whose dowry
wasencrnlouB, and whose home bad neon one
of luxury and ease abhor life, arrived In (be
middle of tbe night within the bare walls of
the little brick refrigerator on tbe top of the
mountain, and at tbe hands of nor husband
received, by way of refreshment, tbe set-
tlings of 1 bottle of Khiae wine. ';1
Mr. Jenenon was always repu-aea as a
good provider. lie also roue to V ashington
from CharlotteiriUe in a gig, In order to
avoid one of the lunch counters on tbe war.
am surprised that while presulent be did
not board at borne and bring his dinner.
When tbe tune comes fur a good but simple
president, I bops to gut a ernes, at it myself.
Then youwiU see a gentle, plain and unaa
aunung man drive up in front of the White
V. p
S .. M aa
iDIzj.UD
' T
-iii,-
WfctT 44 fthrllTWlltlll
uiifMiimica ui nj
til ')( Mil lllUiCfllUit.
aIorAi.i'i Hut
put roU brimstone in hisdrinlrwl - m.
a nroDbviftcucuiioai ever vnuii llthlv..u1tiU. .
ixl tlw- lBoat linderattjod f man' brute
Itecoruer. -i
' rjlj.fi.l'.t i-'m i(H.,i -tii ' l"
.. . That's th ICont ol .Ifcit-M"!'
(, TMe an onw tim tn this world who
Couldn't ten you uhk mw riM -v
kaa tlt-,ts.,D' nrnrllUWil Elld OWOT mOOt Wlttl-
lout tiilinjr Jom with tn earnest desire to de-
Bounre tbe Btatutnmii ok o maucKi u.
tbey an alwuy exciiUoul BosUa
ButlgBt,
BftWBfrf'.hl-'ma'the other rtoWM theVn
Ailaimc.iu ths Umi'oriiiVarlBt, wnii)w"tl
trawled tnd mariueni, kmiii "011 U rtwu,
MiiMBilnMt it)ti.iiii. ttlitn'K HtirpHint-Hiia
iru and (jniiiliUi" ot trveini, einnfrunt
kiiiI new wilier iwreoUt twtilv Hi
brevtjiittv ttod Ttmidii .ptuiwrtttM pi (riT.t'i
ter'i Hinmifh It It ten lu iwiwickiiw, niwe,
nmlml elifuitwtie trouble, il nil ilr-
tl... nl...ni..-V th'Mf muil iM.WL-lX. AKHslsHt
the pwftidiftal tntiuflncvw of eltmntir, crudity
(IHlKtl (ir UHW0Hr1UlIBl UltMMI'U MIlsus7
tcr, it In soverviKti iHtfegimnl, wi lift bwn m
nifHniod tw i)va tntvuiinc mibtiv (tit athlrftoi
iRtnitury, Np lurm of wdlitrial (ever, iwm tfi
(Tftleiilura of the Pwitlc and th hnljv-me
fi'i-Mritf thtUiuiju.iiul to lu milder tybM,wn
realm the rurative artioti of thin lieiiiftuaiil pre-
usrvtsr skiifi arsMtnnr.nf Itiwitfl. K vuriuibie txmiu
Hi pttrBDiu iu levhle health ur Uatilv to Jucur
uueaire.
, "And in th air healthy hereT" anked a visitor
at a motinttu mnn, Mivllent.wtr; uxfel
lent. mf can bectitue a oeuleiiariau Uere Mi a
lUUe whne,"
MK, 41 ICK Al KrrBCTlVB.
tb vh1, whooi wiiat cannot be stated, as j tervaia (Qi wnra, practtrad in paiatinB
DO anaiysisnaa ueen nusuc. - t. isaani su
a aandy loauiand must be very rich, for,
although it :ias been cultivated for bun
dreds of yeara, no fertiliser of any descrip
tion isenijjiofed. :: ' ' '
Tbe, valley bt watered by arroyas, or
brooks, whieh flow from the mountains
into the River Arimao, and a curious thing
about tbe river (s that, contrary to the
usual Bract ice, of tropical streams, there is 1
rarely a flood, the river remaining nearly
stationary all the year, . Tue seed iseown 1
broadcast in the nursery toward the end of.
August, arid the ' plants are set ' but when
about four incbes faigb. The utmost care'
is taken in cleaning and pruning; and all
tbe worms and other insects are picked off
by band. -The' 'first cutting of leaves is
made in about four months after nlanting,
tbe other enttings according to circumstances-
. , j- ... ." i' -.' l!
Tbe leaves are hung on poles and left in
the open' air for a day or two, guarding,
nowever, agmnatrainrthen aretakentothe'
drying houseand treated mneh as -tobacco
is cured elsewhere, save that a fermented
eolation of tbe tobacco stems is sprinkled
over them from time to time In the process
of drying. . The packiag is done in palm
bark, and the bales are tied with ; fcark
topes. The cultivation is all in tbebanda.
of small tilsnters, who do most of the work ;
theniaslves. .' One man can attend 15,000
with considerable sucshh.
When twenty-three years of age he pro
eeeded to the University of Hologoa, where
be attended the lecturesof Dominion Maria
Xovarra in astronomy and formed a per
sonal friendship : with ' him; aud then to
Padua, where he studied mathematics and
suftronorriy, and obtained the degree of
doctor iof 'medicine. In 1409 and 100 he
was in Borne.. tbe associateof the astron
omer rtegiomontanua, -aud . lecturing on
science to a numerous class. He then re
turned to his native land, where bis repu
tation for learning and bis gentle bearing
gained iunf a. tnrsl wescome. He be
came a priest, and under the .patronage of
ba episcopal uncle, a cauon ot xranen
burc on the bunks of tbe Vistula.
, Here, from IsOJ, be 'eperrt the remainder
of his jiff, diyidius; his time between aha
duties 01 bis protessiop, wonts 01 cnanty,
and the study' of astronomy. He visited
tbe Door .and sick, travt them medical at
tention, nnd selieved their wants at bui
own eirjeose: devised 4 hydraulic system
for tbe distribution of water through the
city, renrains of which are still to be seen;
and composed a treatise on tbe coinage of
money, which was preserved m the arch
ives of the JJief of Grodno. Popular Boi
ance Monthly.
plants and about 2,560 plants are set 'outto
each acre. interview ia bt. ius. Globe-1
Democrat. . ,.;:v.ti-''; .-
: fads of flliUunalraa. .
' American niillionaires have their fads.
Mr. Bnssell rjage loves horses. He has
stables at New Vork and Lawrence, Long
Island wherein be karjps fast steeds, which
have never, however, been .allowed to
far
Bow tba Forfty-Ninere Leat a Bawd.
Men pocketed their pride in California in : ore on the trottinic track in public.
those days. I met in the mines lawyers ..different IS the cane of Mr. Bonner, who
and physicians of good standing at home orn period made it his business to own
who were acting as barkeepers, waiters, g,, fastest known trotter ia ths country,
hostlers and teamsters. An ex-judge of bought up ope. furuoua record breaker
oyer and terminer was driving an ox team af. tbe other at fabulous prices. Mr.
from Coloma to Sacramento. One man
Who had been a state senator and secretary
of state in one of our western common.
wealths was doing a profitable, business at
ananufacturing "cradles," while an ex -governor
of' one of our southwestern states
played tbe -fiddle M s gambling saloon.'
These tbints were baniy remarxetv
'William C. Whitney's passion is for dogs.
Several of tbem are kept at his home in
this city. Others are at Newport and at
Washington. He often visits Wall street.
accompanied by a bime mastiff. When be
waa Secretary of the navy he paid KGO for
a nuveniiicent : Bt. Bernard, Gyp, and
when she bad a litter of puppies he pre-
Krerv one Went to the .slope with tbft. ,tJ vrul tn biK rterannal fsienda.,
determination to make mqneyj.aaS If the . Loriliard, anoilieg dog faucier, fan.
Bines did sol afford It, the next inquiry . das tbera as much for' profit sa for pleas
was what pursuit ;or business would tba nre arj(j niskes mouey out of his extensive
sxxmerarxompbshhedcsisedieod. Thow -aog jt ia ew Jersey. An much ss
aands who had not the neaassary stamina jfjoo bus been bruusiht ut to Mr. Leril
for tbe vicissitudes of a miner's life, nor y't pocket from n sale of siugls
yet tba means of going into any. of tba f :rrus W.! l-'leid Used to love liomea-
warions channels of trade, were for a tiro. tt0 fowls, and hi'hererie, full of huo
sxrmpelledtn semincapaclUesbr beneath of high bred fusils, wese a famous
ttarir deserts, until time and means should fj.iu.reof liw suiiinier residence at Ards-
jnntuj them m cnoosing tor uranseivw BrJK,0.tiJe-iiuiloii.-New York World.
rUiHU1
The valuable curative properties of Ait
coex's Poaoos Plastsbs are due to tbe em
ployment of the highest medical and chem
ical akin. They are purely vegetable, and
in ingredients and method have never been
equaled : safe, quick and effective in their
actluu; tliey ao not nurn or uuster, out
sooths and relieve while curing, and can
he worn without oauoiiig pain or inconve
nience.
Ilo not he deceived bv mlsrenresentstioil.
All other so-called noruus nlasters are Imi
tations, made to sell on the reputation of
AJ-trorx's.
Ask for Aiiicoci's, snd let no solicita
tion or explanation induce you to acoepi
substitute, ,
The man who Is canvassing tor a new diction-
ary wants a wora w us you.
KVPTUita amu ru-aa cimau.
We positively oare rupture, plies and all reo-
181 diseases without pshi or uetenUou from busi
ness, Mo cure, no pay. Also all fritml dis
eases. Aarircaa ror perapniai wis r,jiium
Uawy, m auuXetstrwl, aan riandaoo.
& tnn r dumnnrbi at the nresent dav is worth
exactly X7.UJO.UUO-UO more sou no leas, iwi
be intptweu upon auu pay siw,ww.
Aa Aarim.a or Tsi'K ManrT. "ibwn1
Bmuhiat Troeass" are everywhere popular
as a cure for throat diseases and ooligbs,
and this popularity is baaed upon real
merit. SutU imly tn oozes. rr
-Slie worn " raseal "oriclnallv meant Ma sei
vsnt." It now means a servant who bss held
oRiee during the last four yean.
House every morning, with s poir of grass
fed mares and a pale, slender colt following
behind. An armful of hay will sties out at
the tail of one of tbe wagons, and tbe team
will work at this while the executive goes in
to hobnob with tl representatives of otbar
powers. , , ,.1
What could De more toucnuig xnan tor sue
presidetit of tbe United States to drive in
from tba farm, ana emering an onra 10 sue
morning, with asun burned uoaudthodr
of new mown bay and , new milch cows still
hovering about him, to grasp the hand of a
crowned bead and present it with a large red
aleaaamarkofestesmf " ,"-'
At tbe noon nour i sea air. aeiurnron ssi uv
untied a large red handkerchief and took out
hladinner, consisting of bread and molasses,
a hard boiled era'and a wedgs of prune pie.
Hastily eatmg tbe ureaa ana mousses aou
pseung tbeegg. be produces from bis pocket
large horn handled clasp knife, and cutting
up the pie on a copy 01 ins ongresmouai
Bacord, be stores away is the recesses of
his being. This won what first sot the exam-
pavttWashiugtouforwnatlsnow causa urn
eongressional recess.
but there was soroetntng, alter au, lu tun
welcome of 'lTuwiasJoffniisinWhis bride as
abs landed in the new borne, bare and deso
late as it was, which was not niimoroug. In
fsnev 1 can see the young wile, witn laosenea
and disheveled boir, ss nbo looluxi about her,
and then bowed ber head upon the bosom or
the greet man, while tears of tenderness and
Joy wilted the shirt frills of the mighty
Arnerican. rio picture u nioruooauuiui tusas
boDsst affection in the fcireroumi with a
background of genuine groatnesa. It touches
all hearts and diaarms every foe. To be
great In the eyes of a jimjority of voters is
a triumph, but to be jfriat In lbs eyes of one
good woman is a good deat greater, -'
And so by tbe roadsicioa we corns' away,
we tlnd the graves wltemttw groom and tba
bride nave again together -found rest. Bill
Kya In Once a Week. ff ' '
., . Uveieuau. . y?- ' '
Papa," said Maude, sotly.al xsrjji
Mil 00 you to-dayf " '
"Yes, be called apout ,f o'olk,,gud ,h
waa very ill. Must Lae hail a thill. Bhook
so I sent U nuUe t;aca1u-KswXork
Our venders will serve themselves by
notioing the 2e mar table offerings advertised
in another column by the Bherwood Bat)
Nnrsery Co. of Uenlo Park and San Fran
cisco, who an leaders on tbe coast in fur
nishing everything for tbe farm and garden.
. B-Steinbacli & Co:
Portland, Or.
y.i.r
in trill Mts es tsbt ttar. tif
sdlrflu, vr sill mi m tm
lit r.ll'i'l,ifiH:;V UST llr
HI..W4UILK bl'BI'UUlas-
shaifd isf, vill riais a usnbi
isli(Ua. ' ,.
IllHli I Dim, wr aill ssa 1
tsi t brrs aaiel sf eresi 1 -
lUl'il llil llll! ai'.S I0..LM'
IHH l eWEtTHHSInt
lin BUfi fwa ssr Lul lot 1
nl lit t f Ovrnrr VeplaWs '
liaria for 1 Kllai. . '
SHERWOOD HALL NtlBSESY CO. '
1 w. cer Chw as Isasoasi Wraets. tas Frsacltoa,
TP tf3
A Natural Food.
Conditions of
the system arise
when ordinary
foods cease to
build flesh
there is urgent
need' of arrest
ing waste; assistance must
come quickly, from natural
food source. ;
Scott's Emulsion
is a condensation of the life
of all foods it is cod-liver
oil reinforced, made easy of
digestion, and almost as
palatable as milk.
Prow! kv Heat! fcwas.lt. T. AlUnnlHts.
CHARACTER:
COUNTS
W K $nmt-
fclltW tall
wur Rirortn.
you at IK
lUStl ft.1i;
other twiiM. A. KELUKNH KIMKR, iMrtluid,
Orctuni.
10- Hex am tirirw on 40VVKNIB SIWNlS
(ut uur frU-ndh u tttf Koat.
hie w7 of fhetranirTMtwif in hard, t rwx.
. BOWS TBXIH t ,
We offer 'Om Hundml Pullarf' Reward for
Ahy cane ot catarrh (hat camiot be cure by
Ban Cotarrti Cute. If. J. CHENEY CO.,
Prom.. Toledo. O.
We, the QDdtmiKned.have kuowii .. J. Ch
nnv (nr thfl Itut ftiten years, and believe biin
perfectly honorable it) all buiinew iransactliuu.
and financially able to carry out any obliKation
n ts i a 1 iti a a,
made by tlifllr firm.
Wlinlftaalc Drui-itiHU. ToUtdo. O.
WALDINO. KINNAK St MA KVIN,
. W holesiJe DruuKMU. Toledo. 0.
Hair Catarrh Cure U taken internally, act
ln(t directly upon the blood and rnuwittn mir
fiv:e8of the aynunn. Price, 75 ct-Dti iwr bottle.
bulu by all urimKintt. TeaiimoDlain Iree.
The refantnr of lard in not one of those thluga
you cau avcompluo anu not Uttu try.
World's Fair W amber. ii:
The Youth'$ Oompaaitm publUhei this week an
Kxtra.World'. Fair Number of paea, with 60
Ulualratlom, and a cover lo Ten Colon.
Thte li the largeet and moet elaborate number
that ha ever been publlibed by Tht Companion
during the Uty-aeiwi yenrj of iU Jitatory.
Whether you go to tba,Fai( ur ntayt of tuc you
ajhoujd have IhtaifiuirJber. i will tie trnt Ir
to any now ubawiber received' In Hay with
1.7&for yaar'4tueriiitUji.-i IcaLtalo lie
tibtalned of flewtdeaiflni, or by Veudeif
IM Voulfr'ivppmpaDloD. Boatow, Hmi.
Tr Oauu fof bratkitafe
"August
Flower"
" I am bappy to state to you and
to suflerine humanity, that my wife
hat used your wonderful remedy,
Angnst Flower, for sick headacne
and palpitation of the heart, with
Mtis&ctory results. Fof nevetal yean j"
she has heen a great sufferer, has
been under the treatment of eminent
physicians in this city and Boston, '
and found little relief. She was in
duced to try August Flower, which
gave immedaite relief. ' We cannot
say to much for it" L. C. Frost,
Springfield, Mass.
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