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Newspaper Page Textef .... I'i Rheumatism Docs not let. go of you when you apply lotions or liniments. It simply loosens its hold for a while. Why? Because to get rid of it you must correct the acid con dition of the blood on which It depends. Hood's Sara parilla has cured thousands. WIZARDS OF THE P08TOFFICE. Snja of Fuelnn. . Doctor IIoliiH, sluicing the mwlwnto (bwln-s of tlw cnirtwitl man, thn (k. acrllMw (with toiiKiin In check) hi cou- c(ill(iii of un mlitiiiil houso: Little I sk; my wants sre fuw; 1 only wish a lint of Klmiit, (A trrj t'lsln brown tone will do), Jimt l run y mil my own; Anil cln it hum! U such a on, la yoinlrr sired that fronts tin inn. 1 Olio In ri'iiilinU'd of tho aiitownt'i Kiitln Irony on the Htnijilo Joy of po m tiMlon by thi story from tlw Chlcafc-o 1'oKt: "When wo were IK-," rortinrkiHl lh iroHTim limn, "we looked tor wunl to t1n 1 lino whin we could have a slimmer honiiv" "Well," "Well, wlwn we got rich pnoiifc'h to have orw, we didn't like- Kuliitf to tho same pliico every huiiiiikt, Umhiikc It whs nionotoiniN, ii ml we looked for wuril to tho time when wo (xiuhl luivo u iiii Her for variety," ". "We Kit niiother, mul then we ImvtiiI to li'iiit fr m winter place, ko Unit we j woulilii't hiu'e to be to liuieh In tlw bltf house III Ilia fit'. "1 H'.' "Well, we lmve them nil now." "Ami ure yon happy?" "I Niiiiie no, ' At hunt 1 siippo my wife In, Klie keep them nil khtit tip They Work Out Tough I'usxl la fcctlv Addressee. Tho Ht it IT of men In the New York tlottohMco who rt culleU tllioil to gwn out defoetlvo Hdilri-NMei are wonderful ly Ntircvaitful at their brulii-lurturliiii tusk. Olio nlmellt llllnileij person nddremted letter '".'.UUi ItroitfliltlH" li ml It wim tironiptly ilellvered to 'i.'li'l Hroadwiiy, to correct Bililrcs. Not Ioiik Hko O. A. Meiitfer, the chief of t lit "jjood gueswrs" In tho New York oillcc, struck a letter mulled from a town In Italy, nddreKNi'd In vile hiiwlwrlllnic lo "Vllicen.ii Mnrclipsn, llurpoll llurliliul, Hpllnl Ciirutln." Ailylnj: tho phoiielle method, ho and ciiil uinM of her time In ICuroj quickly w rote In red Ink Ht tho ImiI- I but she known she bus them." tout of the iuveloie, "Qunriintlno Hta tlon tlloKiltal), llotTiiian Inland." The next duy tho letter was placed In the hand of thi Immigrant for whom It was Intended. Tho Italian, Itussliin, Hiinitnrlnn and Greek mulls brlnit moNt of the "blind" ddreioteii, which are worked out pho netically. A few recent eiainpleg of tho orlKluuli, with tho translations by the postal experts are: "HlrlanoHlrt, Tomsvllle" flarah Ann Street, Tompklimvllle. "MerryoiiH" Motteawan, N. Y. "Ntochliichlstoinmo" -Eust ttliiK ton. N. Y. "K(H-cople" Scotch Halus. Under the name of one sdclresa ap peared the following: "Ohalpll Ton inllcan." After some atudy the "inicss r" wrote serosa tho envelop "Care J. rierjKint Morgan," and the letter wss duly delivered to an Oriental In the Onancler'a employ. A toucher problem wss presented by thla: "Hop I,ee, 4 10 Colock. Compllce. Texna." Look and hard atudy led to the roncltiKlnii that the correct rending ahotild be "Hop I-e, Kurt Hancock. Camp Klce, Teiaa." The letter wai cut there and Hop got It. A letter addretmed to "Mr. Frederh k A. Swift,' with the Initial "I" beneath It, waa lent to Ixiwcll, Miki, ll In tended deatlnatlnn. UinL'8 FIQHT WITH ALLIGATOR. Kentucky Han's Duty. Jamboren. Ky., AugUKt 29 (Special) After atifferltiK for yeara with pain In the back Mr, J. M. Coleman, a won known cltlncn of thla place, haa found a complete cure In Dodo a Kidney I'llla. Knowing how general thla ilia eaae la all over the country, Mr. Cole man feela It la hla duty to make hla experience public fur the bcneOt of other aufTerera. "I want to recommend Dodd'a Kid ney Pills to everybody who has pain In the back," Mr, Coleman s&y. "I suffered for yeara with my back. 1 uaed Dodd'a Kidney Pills and I have not felt a pain alnce. My little girl too complained of her back and she uaed about half a box of Dodd's Kid ney Pills and she Is sound and well." Ilackache Is Kidney Ache. Dodd's Kidney Pills are a sure cure for all Kidney Aches, Including Rheumatism. Apt Irf-Mona. Little Johnnie," the fiVtltlimcly bright boy of the dally prexs. Is more often rudt ttiiin witty In his convents lions with older folk. When be la po lite aa well as witty, as In hla latent lilt which hi lloawell baa recorded, be I a very delightful boy. "Well, Johnnie, how are ym getting on with your French?" anked uncle. "Oh, very wi ll, uncle. We transliite nice, seiiKlblo things now, like 'My um le never allow my blrtlnluy to go by without giving me a prcwiit,' or it la certain that my uncle will give me aoinethlng splendid thla time,'" (loverniueiit lliln-tora panned upon rl.ir.H.lll'.i live anlinitla hint year at a coat of a little more than 1 rent each. Uneiperted H.ppn. "The coffee that my mother used to make," began the young huahand, as he slowly sipped the steaming bever age, "was" "Oh, of coump," Interrupted the bride of a week who hud not read comic Journals In vain, "It was the Corrected. Willie Feeble The borne was goln Teacher Don't forgot your g, Willie. Willie Peebles Gee, the horse was goln . Fuck. Prepared. "Bedad, the niit automo bobollirt who runs over me will be lor ry for It, Ol'll bet yex." "WbyT "Ol've a can av nitroglycerin In lvery pocket" Life. Local Oracle Know f Iiook o" niankahlre? Ay, I dare says I knows 'lui belter than any one lu these parts. Woy, my darter married one o' 'la sta ble 'and." Bcraps. "It serves hr good and right" "How now'" "Bhe became engaged on a Fri day and married on the 13th." "Well?" "Well, now she can't get a divorce!' New York Evening Hun. Khe Ko you think that men are smarter than women, do you? He Koine men, but not all. She Well, what men are smarter? He-Old bach elors. Illuatrated lilt. "What do you put on your face after shaving?" aaked the man who smelhd of bay rum. "Court plaster, uaually," replied the nervous chap, gloomily. OliK.innaU Commercial Tribune. "Does your little girl know bow to eiK'll?" "Oh, dear no. That's so ple beian, and we expect her to marry a man who Is rich enough to let ber have an amanuensis." Chicago Post "Have you heard about the latest In surance company?" "No; wbat la It?" "Why, It's one that promises to pay ali mony to both parties In cane the mar riage proves a failure." Detroit Free Pro. Miss Vane Some one told me to-day that I was the handsomest girl In our street Mint SpelU Ob, that's not In curable! Miss Vane Wbat do you moan? Miss Spelts Your bablt of talking to yourself! Baxter We had some fine music at the concert laat nlgbt Caxton I thought you didn't enjoy high-class music. Baxter Ob, I didn't enjoy It; that's why I know It must have been high class. Boston Transcript Augustus (no longer the youthful) Well, there's one comfort; they say at 40 a man Is either a fool or a pbysl dan. Angelina (nearly swallowing a yawn) And are you a physician, then? Augustus No. Angelina Oh! Used to It Tommy was visiting a neighbor's. At dinner the boatcss apol Tr anph Come After Thrilling En counter with Mlulity Huurlan. A frail, aU-nder girl. Mix Nelson, one line night early in April, Hto:;. nat ojiietly beside her Mother. From the next room where the two little children bad been left playing came a atrange grating sound. The older sis ter stepped to the loor between the two apartment, only to turn pale with dismay and horror, for there, faat saleep on the bearth rujr, lay the lit tle brother and slater, and crawling sllwly acrosa the floor toward them a great allmy alligator, evidently at tracted to the bouse by the bope of young kittens or popple, wriggled and writhed, lis wicked, stony eyes, grim with baleful light, were fixed on the unconscious babies, and the wide Jaws, open and ponderous, dripped with a - foam of eager, unsatlatled greed. Frantically calling to the dog outside the front door to enter and help ber, the brave girl caught up the large lamp that stood junt within the mot lier' a room, ami burled It full at the horrible, gaping Jawa. Then, leap ing aside to cacape the furious on slaught thus brought upon herself, she stooped quick as thought, and toaaed upon the high bed lu the corner the suddenly rouaed and frightened chil dren. She turned from tills task to find that the Infuriated alligator, di verted from Its original purpose and confused by the unexpected attitck, bad dashed straight through the open door and made Its way to the bedside of the helpless, terrified mother. With out a second's hesitation the devoted daughter rushed to her aid. A shovel full of hot coals from the glowing fire thrown directly against the vicious eyea of the angry creature only served to strengthen and Intensify bis fury. Apparently hla entire will wa now bent upon the destruction of the helpless woman on the bed. The awful, anapplng Jawa were within a fair fet of her body wheji the desper ate Alice, returned from the kitchen with a atout ax that had Just recurred to ber memory, sank It to the helve in the thick neck. Narrowly escaping se vere injury In the death-struggle that followed, all but fainting with nerv ousness and conflicting emotions, the brave girl followed thla blow by oth ers no less telling and doughty. When the still quivering, but no longer mur deroua, creature had been reduced to absolute impotence the entire house looked aa though It had been wrecked by vandals, and the weary conqueror found herself suffering from many bruises. Woman's Home Companion Avers beat ever." No, my dear." continued hubby, "It ;0glred to bim because the table linen was on the hum. I never drank any (vpial to this." Whereupon ber wlfeleta promptly fuliited. mini in i in M 'I JJK'imi'I.iX'J.Ltrrl tuati Hit aa uu uui. In II ' a, I mi4 UimnI. ,ia hv ttntrifi.u Vnwrlttfln Colonial HUtory. The captain of the Mayflower bad given onl.-r to reverse the engine and swing Into jairt Plymouth rock was nenr at hand "Why do you plan to bind here?" asked William Bradford, with some acerbity. "Why," reNinded the captain, In great dlNguat at the other's Ignorance, "If we didn't how would poultry-breeders ever get a mime for their big 'dom liicckcr' chickens?" Ko humiliated was he by this reply (hat Mr. Bradford forgot for two hours to electioneer for the governorship. Baltimore American. Th van! riMiiuie of servants employed by the late Qui'cn Victoria are being ciirefiilly reduced lu number by Kinu K.lward VII. SLEEPING VOLCANOES XV', . ,,' t You know the medicine that makes pure, rich blood Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Your mother, grandmother, all your folks, used It. They trusted Sarsaparilla H. Their doctors trusted It. Your doctor trusts It. Then trust it yourself. There is health and strength in it. " I m1fm4 tTrtt1y from hvllrMtlaa s4 tnln blood. 1 ftmrtd tin r.ll.f until 1 took -Tr Hr.p.rill. jroat txHtin pnoa MmUy enrrd nxi." M M. F. R. H A T, Ht. XIko, J. T. f1JtMHti. J.f iTluro AIMniyyt.'.. tvwll M. 11 IOC I POSITIONS GUARANTEED. tA.nno forfeit placed with Nstional Bank lo m (rKd n7 lalUir on oar part. Catalogue free. Writ today. Boutel Bualnotm faeaflia, Wat Collogo Columbia Collegiate, Prepara tory, Commercial and University G"de Boarding echoed for young men and boys. Box 322 I'aivcrsity Park Statioa, Portlaad. Ore. Apply lor Catalofua. Rich Blood Ayer s Pills are gently laxative. They greatly aid i.ie Sarsaparilla. j BUY . . ' s s 1. - - ft :(M ' IV' A Centle Reminder. "After all," mimed the shiftleas indi vidutil as he proceeded to occupy the only rockine rltair in the room, "there's no place like home." You hare said it," replied the wife of his liosorn, who waa enquired in half- soliiig his other pair of trotinerH, "but th.nt'a no reaaon why a man should loaf around it instead of looking for a job." A NOTABLE BRITISHER A thin, vapory amoke, lazily ascend" inr from its crater, tuny be the only vis ible sign of life in the bleeping volcuno; lut wrthin is a raging sea of fire, molten rock and sulphurous gases. Those who make their Imtncs in tho peaceful val leys below know the danger, and though frequently warned by tho rumblings and ntiukings thec sign of impending erup tion go unheeded. They are living in fancied security; when the giant awakes with dcufening ronrs,and they are lost beneath a downpour of lieutcd rock and scalding nahes. Thousands of blood poison sufferers arc living upon a alceping volcano, and are taking desperate chances, for under the mercury and pot- ash treatment tho external Qntlamani For over four yar I differed ivmtrtomiof the disease dis- eratlX from a svr ease of contagious blood J 1 i .i .i i . i i .,: polion. I want to Uot Bprlna, stsying there four appearand the deluded VIC- ,onths atabiBni.n. I than oonaulud phy tim is happy in the belief of slalam, who preiorlbnd Marcury. Nothing-did i ....... I,m ma any ood; In faat, the treatment proved mora S complete cure; but llio harmfUith,nb(,nefl01,i. I mentioned my oa.a to fires of contagion have only afrl.nd, who told ma that B. 8. B. had oartainly I ..l,r.l in tlin vs. auredhlm. I stono ooramenoed Itansa. and af been mothered in ine tya- tercontlnulni.ltfor,ometimaoouid find no trace tcm, and al loon ai these 0f th due whatever. This was about two mineral, are left off will I trut"ull'D. l7 llnzc up again. Occasional ' . aorca break out in the mouth, a red rash appears on the body, and these warning symptoms, if not heeded, are soon followed by fearful eruptions, aorei, coppcr-coh.red splotches, swollen KhmUt Iom of lmir and other aickening lymptoms. Mercury and potaah hot only fail to cure blood poison, but cause mercurial Rheumatism, necrosis of the bones, offen aive ulcen and inflummation of the stomach and bowels. Hie use of S. S. S. U never followed by any auch bad results. It curei without theilightest injury to tho lyttem. We offer ft.ooo for proof that it contains a mineral of any descrip tion. S. S. S. ii an antidote tor conta gious blood poison, it destroys every atom of the virua and purifiei and trengthens the blood and builds up tho general health. We will mail free our ipecial book rvi j r full A'mrtinm for home treatment. on ijontagioua juoou iuiuu, r... 7, : , Medical advice U furnished by our pnyucians wunout JVC $WIFT tPCCinC CO., ATtAMTA, C4a was soiled at his plate. "Oh' that's nothing," be assured ber, promptly, ours la worse'n that at home." Brooklyn Life. "That land,' said the city nephew, "Is valued at K) a front foot" "Thuu- deration!" exclaimed the old farmer, hastily moving back on to the side walk. "And I stood on It most five minutes! Do you reckon they II charge me rent r Chicago Post Among a number of notes received by a teacher In excuse for the absence was the following: "Dear Teacher: Kindly excuse Minnie for having been absent yesterday, as she fell in the mud on hir way to school. By doing the same, you will oblige. Her Mother." They had been engaged a long time, and one evening wero reading the paper together. "Look, look." he ex claimed, "only fifteen dollars for a suit of clothes!" "Is It a wedding suit?" she asked, looking naively at her lover. 'Oh, no!" he replied, "It Is a business suit." "Well, I meant business," siie replied. A military odlcer went downtown with his little daughter one morning. Ik-fore long the little lady found herself unable to keep up with her father's swinging stride, aud she was obliged to cry a halt. "Please, pa," she said, "I would like you not to wnlk so fast, for I can't keep up with you. Can't you walk nice and slow like a pullee nianr "A woman can't keep a secret," de clares the mere man. "Oh, I don't know," retorts the Buttery woman; "I've kept my age a secret since I was 24." "Yea; but one of these days you will give It away. In time you will simply have to tell It." "Well, 1 think that when a woman has kept a secret for twenty years she conies pretty uear knowing how to keep it. Judge. During the late Boer war, Just after the fall of Bloemfonteln, soldiers were called upon, owing to tho scarcity of civilians, to work the railway. The weary meu were lying In camp one night, after a bard day's work, when a sergeant called out: "Any of you wish to put your name down as rullway por ters, drivers, stokers, guards, or any other appointment connected with the railway?" The silence was broken only by snores. Then one of the men slow lv raised bis head. 'Tut me down as a sleeper!" he shouted drowsily, A curious and aiuuaing mixture of early piety and worldllncss came to light In a city school room one day when the teacher hud asked the chll dren to write on their pads of paper something about the profession or oc cupatlon In which they would like to engage when they became men and women. One little girl wrote briefly but effectively, "I would desire to be a lady rider at a clrcusa If It was the Lord'a will." Another little girl with equally mixed ldeaa wrote, "Mlsilon' ary, but If not that, millinery or tlerk In candy store." Kin. laaitMii iiiti'i ) m 'Keelev UOOOR-ftORFHINt-TOBACCO MCsre MAKTS PERMANENTLY CURED TW roa -".tkui.aks aimirmrrwsTTivTt powtlanp owe, Books ain't fit a' for nothinar but to give to little children goin to school, for to keep em out n mischief. If a man's got mother wit he tfon't need 'em; ef he ain't got It they'll do bun no good. tu how. Sirooo SugKa' philosophy, quoted in Henry Watterson's "The Coinpromiaes of Life." FROM YOUR OEZALEIR I . 1 Wanted -Salesmen To canvass the farmers an l dealers on line of goods ev erybody needs. 1200 per month can easily be made -by good workers. Jo com petition. Gooi easy sell ers. Write for particular and agency at once. , SPECIALTY SELLING COMPANY 313 Commercial Elk. Portlaad, Ore. . i la Earl Grey, the Newly Appointed Governor General of Canada. Earl Grey, who la announced to suc ceed tbe Earl of Mlnto as Governor General of Canada when tbe latter" a term expires, is one of the most no table men In the present British peerage, and baa made himself known to the world In aeveral conspicuous waya as a financier, a philanthropist, and an industrial pro- eakl, grey. moter,. He waa as sociated with the late Cecil Rhodes In the development of South Africa, and la executor of the will under which the Rhodes scholarships are assigned. At various times he has been concerned In the river tunnels of New York, hav ing Interests In the Hudson River tun nel in Its earlier stage and with a tun nel that was planned from the City Hall, Manhattan, to the Flntbush ave nue station, Brooklyn, a project that npparently has fallen through. Earl Grey Is also widely known among temperance workers at home and abroad as the projector of the scheme known as the Tubllc-houae Trust Com pany, by which it is proposed to miti gate the evils of saloons by turning them, bo far as possible, Into decent resorts, and making the sale of strong drink a secondary feature and with out profit. The earl is In the prime of life, and may be trusted to give our neighbor on the north a vigorous and progressive administration. He Is a lirother-In-lnw of the Earl of Mlnto. the present fneumbent, who has made an excellent governor, and will retire with the good will of the Canadians. Never pick your teeth unless you first go to your room, look under the bed to be sure that you are alone and then lock tho door. Deafness Cannot B Cored ty local application aa they rannot rearh the Qlaeaaed Portion of tha ear. 1 bcra la onli nnm way lo cure deaineaa. and that 1 by coutitu tional remedlea. ijeafneaa i caused by an tn- namea eonaitlon of the roucoa lining- of the Eu.iachlan Tube. When thi tub I inflamed ?ou hay a rumbllna; sound or imperfect bear nar. and when itia entirely eloaed, Deafnes 1 the result, and unlesa the inflammation can be taken out and thia tube re-ioiad to it normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; ' jiiiira ten are cautea by alarm, which Is nothing; but an Inflamed condition of uiB-mnnjui (uriacea. We will kW One Hundred Dollar for in. eae of Ieafnr (caused by catarrh) that can not be cured by Uall'a Catarrh Cure, bend for circular, free. , , CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo. O. Pold by Srurciat. 75c. Uall'a Family 1111 are the beat. The recent report of the British, post master general shows that picture cards to the numlK-r of 488,(XX),000 have pass ed through the office in a year. For forty rear's rtso-s Cure for Con sumption has cured coughs and ooida. At druggists, price 25 cents. xne TJanal Way. "Time Is precious," said the moralizer. ( "It Is," rejoined the demoralizer, "and I've wasted lots of it." j "By indulging iu foolish pleasures, j eh?" queried the party of the preface. I "No," replied the other, "by being pnnctual in Veeping my appointments with others." i ECONOMICAL IRRIGATOR No Cost of Operation T I : rmiiips Hydraulic Ram H Write today for free mnstrated eolc. COLUMBIA ENGINEERING WORKS TantS ind Jobasoo Streets POBTLIIO 0BEE01 P. N. U Ma. 361004. BUS writing- to slTertiaers plena I D.DU.B ion paper. I Tbe Humorist of the Country. & w" ti) Boy (to fat person) Flease sit still Father'll be past 'ere In a minute with a new 'orse. 'B wants to see If It'll shy at yer. The Sketch, sell 'Salesmanship. Crlttiek-nMaulstlck'a paintings very well, don't theyT D'Auber (Jealously) No, I wouldn't say that, I would say he sells his paint lngs very well. Philadelphia Press. A good conscience Is to the soul wbat health Is to the body. It --- a 1; PftKHan as i i H Stock-fooo H 1 PRUSSIAN STCGU FOOD, tbe Greatest Conditioner anff Stock Fattener knotrn. HORSES do more work on les frcil. COWS trive more and richer milk. HOGS now and fatten quicker if given this food. MAKES PIGS GROW. GOOD FOR STUNTED CALVE". lhave bu fe-dttkr Prutwutn ntoek r ucxl to my thoroubbml swine, .ikivo thMa an appetite ana makes the pigs prow. 1 also tried it oa Hunted oalvea with aatiafae ton rewilta r. W. liKOOJit, lulKln, Neb. Frassiaa lemedy C SL FuI. Hioa. ffU SO: P..50e.Il. FREEl 68-page Hand Book. tOKILANU alkKU COH Portland. Or.. Coaat Asent RUSSELL eng1nebVrs saw u:u nrir. mills nigu UldUU Machinery THRESHERS S1AUKEHS Write for Catalogue and Prices The A, H. Averill Machinery Co. PORTLAND OREGON You Can Count Your Chicken Before They Are Hatched in a CHATHAM INCUBATOK. Erery fertle rcir rnu nut Into a Chatham Inrn. bator will come out a healthy, sturdy chick. That ix iuh recora ine . rain Km lncutiator has made lor Itself and the Chatham Breeder will britiK them up i etter than the most motherly hen. There i big money to be made in raiaiiiK chicnen with a Chatham Incubator. The farmer who overlook thin branch of his buniiieiui 1 nenlec turn one of the greatest prortt producing department of hi farm. The i'acilic Coast 1 not pn ductus; enough chick ens to supply their own want. Chickeu raining l proniaoie. OUR OKt'ER: We will sell vou a Chatham In. cubator on time. It will make many time Ha coat to you. v pay the freight. Wrtie ine for our l nioue Cataloir and uselul hint on ooultrr raid ing. Cost you nothing, bo 11 now. GEO. W. FOOTT Pacific Coast Agont Bom 480 SACRAMENTO, CAL. m'jkr, i tr ww-kU. r. aL . : If7 aT a flLlaA ss.ss- W. L. DOUGLAS S3.50 & S3 SHOES ill UNION MADE $5.00 and $4.00 Custom Bench Work in all THI l-IIOH liRADC LtATHCRS. 2.50 Police, Three Soli. $2.50 ind $2.00 Woumnomin s, best in the world. $2.50. $2.00 and $1.75 Bova, FOR) Dress and School Wean. W. T. TtoiiRla make and sell more men -M.nO and ;.IK ahoeathnn any other maniw fa-turer In the world. The reaaon they are the greatest aeller 1, thejr ar made of tha best leathern, hold their shape, fit better, wear longer. mi u.i. iiiwiw .hi lie .iii.il any ixiifir piMMta. W. L. Iuglaa guarantee their ralua by atamp. Ing his name and price on the bottom. Look fur It take no mlistlttite. Bold by hn dealera every where. tout Votvr yeleti uted tJcetujtvcly. "A3 COOD AS $7.00 SHOES." Heretofore Aaue bam wearing 07. OO . o.m. I purehated a pair of IV. L. 2euela S3.SO tnoe. which I have worm every afav for four monthe. TAee are e aatfracferw e not ffifeairf 0 roturn to tho more ompoo.Ivo ehooe ' WM. URStr KN OVULES, Meet. City Solicitor, Phllm. Broakton Lmmdm thm Mmei'm Shorn rmmhlonm of tho World. W, llntiela sue Corns ColUkte la I Sent for Catalog alulita full I if his 3.&0hie. Careaa Colt Is rearerfed I rfructtont soar to orerr be man, te ae th Oa.t rtat Leather aad. W. L. SoBglas, Brockton, Mass.