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TOBACCO.
Th's erlrn
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jurcuator U
tho most
wonderf tl
discovery of
tho age. It
nis b"en on
riorvjbytho leadliigfclcn
tltlo men of
Kuropo anJ
America.
Hutiyan 1?
purely vego-
Hudyan Btops
Presiaturenoss
of tho din
chargo in &i
Jays. Cures
LOST
Constipation,
Vlzdaeis,
Falling Een-satlons.NcrT-ous
twitching
of tho eyct
and otaer
paits.
Strengthens,
Invigorate
ond tones the
sntlrotyiten
V.uijan cuter
Velt lllty,
Ncrvou3Ccrs,
Hrnltslpns,
onddcvelopu
and rcftorte
weak organs.
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MANHOOD
11, ucj kiiniiv niuninnnnif
flMNMRMi
quickly. Over 2,o00 private cndo'sementn.
I'rematureiicrs lijenns impotenry a tho first
stupe. It is a eyraplom of srinlnal weakness
and barrenncB . It can bo slopped in SO days
bylhousaofHudjan. .,.,, ,
Thor.ow dl-coverywas mado by thoSnwIal
lets ofthe old f-moigHudcsn Kedlcal Institute.
ItH llio stroncEt vliailzer uMo. It la very
iiowerl''i!, but Jiaunhss. Fold for U.OO a puck.
SeoorO packages for 5.00 (plain scaled boxes).
Written guarantee given trt a euro. Ifyoubuy
ilxboxcjand arc r.ot entity cured, six woio
rll lioeant to you f-so of oil cliarpes.
ionilfor'elrrulcniand testimonials. Address
HUDSON IlKDIUAIi JNHTITUTiJ,
iilictliSfocUtoiiti11urUutiki:illaS(i
Sail I'muclxt'Ot Cul.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Sftirns,
'diked & Inflamed Udders,
Piles,
Rlietunntlc Pains.
?jrum jiihI strains,
ftunnlnj; Sprm,
Inflfifiiniatlous,
Stiff jolijf,
MttrncM & &idi!te Sow
Lumhti$,ot
frcttlil,
Inaict Mm,
Aircniiltf Mkmntjt
All Mortm AiliiiiiiU,
M glutuj) AllwunU,
QiiJsUJy to Ilia Vary
JgtiUf PU mill
OiiU It In ii Jiffy
Kill) In Vlpiwlyi
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TALE OF TWO BABIES.
Trn Story of lloton T.lfo ItclHtcil by
Kh.IcIKTo Collrgc Uirl.
Tho cr was crowded when I reached
it, and tlicro was only one vacant seat
in tho front, which 1 was glad to occu
py. Jurt as I Kuttled hack, with a sigh
of satisfaction, oven beforo' I had n
clianro to beconio enrions nbout my
nciyhhor, I lioard from tho rear of tho
car t baby's fretful cry and a wearied
UKiihir's vo'co trying to soothotho tired
chi.il. Uruiglcd with theso Bounds camo
n ticoml mother's tone, drawling but
complacent.
"Ned," Bho said, "hear that poor lit
tle slug try. Ned is u dood baby. Ho
never cries!"
Of courso my curiosity was aroused,
and I turned to pro tbo livnl babies and
their mammas. Tho fussy littlo onowas
in full sight. Ouo rosy cheek rested on
tho shoulder of a neat but travel stained
littlo woman. Tho pretty, baby bluo
oyes wero filled with tears, tho chubby
littlo fellow was sucking his thumb and
doing his best to go to sleep, but tho
timo and tho plnco wero against him.
Tho patient, dark eyes" of tho mother
rested lovingly on tho sweet, troubled
faco of her boy as eho rocked him softly
in her arms.
All this I saw in a moment, and I
then tried to look beyond Ibis interest
ing mother and her natural boy to that
wonderful baby that never criod and to
his proud parent. I could not sco them,
however, because tho restless littlo head
hid them trom me, but every now and
then thero camo to my ear tho hush of
ono voice, followed by tho proud tono of
tho other.
At last tho train (stopped with ono of
thoso backing, bumping motions with
which wo are all familiar. Then the
terrilied scicam of tho thoroughly
arourod baby mado tho nervous mother
hasten to leave tho car as quickly as
possible. Following her and closo bo
hind her was a fat woman, with wrin
kles in tho back of her neck and a large,
showy hat. She lifted her baby up with
ono jeweled hand, and as sho kissed him.
on the pug noso drawled eut: "Ned's n
dood boy. Ned's mamma's own sweet,
precious doggie.-" Boston Globe.
BEWARE OF FRESH OLIVES.
How a California Planter Amuses Himself
at tho :iene of Innocent Travelers.
Eastorn visitors in California aro al
ways much interested in tho olivo plan
tations which, in recent years, havo be
conio a featuro of tho most southerly
counties of tho state. Tho lovers of tho
succulent fruit when pickled and bot
tled for salo in tho cast and north are
always anxious to tasto tho olivo fresh
and ripo. Thero is a popular impression
that it is sweet and dolioious; but, liko
many otllor popular improviioiis, this is
a delusion and a sunro.
A fow milos south of San Diego,
where tho railroad makes n junction
with a small ouo track road leading into
Mexico, a largo planter has taken ad
vantage of this delusion for his own
amusement. On tho arrival of each train
from tho north numerous travelers dis
mount to wait tho starting of tho train
aoross tho Mexican border. For thoir
benefit tho planter has nailed a box out
sido of his feuco jiiht across tho way
from tho railroad station which ho keeps
filled with nice, ripo olives. A placard
invites victims in theso werds:
j fine, nicsii, nipu ouvbb, :
: ntEn. ':
: iiki.p vounsnw. i
Of couri.0 thorols a nwli from tho (sta
tion uh soon ns tho box and its contents
urn dlKcovuicd, mid bwitrinsof innocents
suisu) tho pretty fruit and dig their totli
into it. Then thuro is a combined howl
mid a groat dual of uxixtfitonition mid
dit-giiiit, for tliu (luliisivo fruit uru near
ly ns piioLtuy ns jwliiiiiioiiH.
And tho plnntorf Ob, hulnko his fun
from a partly hlddt'ii NUiuuiur houno
within Ids grounds, wlicru lio occiuion
ally boats iiiinsulf to tin Joy tint ojmmiUiuIu.
Jt in n tmro ouru for thubluu, iiu my.
Now York Jluniltl.
(lltlibvil im llieMirll,
III a (Mtiluiu luthur prliitloiin but
huji jrleol rwituurunt I wIIiiimmmI h
wmnu whldli, OioukIi tmmy tmuugli to
tliu ouUiilu oiilixiUHr, (ion Id niit liutlmvu
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prltdor, The piojululor wm iiIm tho
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AN AUTUMN NOVELTY.
A. Oown With EvnnlrU Kupcrlntly Adpt
ct Vnr risitrrn.
Ono of tho sea?ou's novel effects in
light cloth gowns is shown in our illus
tration. It is nindo of biscuit colored
faced cloth, a very popular and becom
ing fabric. Tho widely ilaring skirt
falls in godet plaits in the back and is
gnruishod by a row of laco, bordered oi
oither edgo by a narrow strap of cloth.
If a moro effectlvo trimming is desired,
tho laco mny bo bordered by bands of
brown velvet iustoad of tho straps of
cloth.
Four bands of laco, inserted in tho
closo fitting bodice, divido tho latter
into fivo strips, each ono of which ta
pers to tho waist. Largo epaulets of
rich brown velvet fall over tho shonl-
AN AUITUJJ KOVKLTV.
dors, and, if desired, may bo bordered
by an insertion cf lace, laid over tho
volvot. Tho epaulets should bo linod
with brown sill; and with crinoline- or
haircloth. Tho gigofc or leg o' mutton
sleeves aro very full and stand ont at
tho shoulders. Tho high collar is of
laco, and n full belt of brown volvet is
finished by a bow at tho left side.
This gown is peculiarly adapted to
tho stout figure, as it produces a long
waistod appearance This is offectod by
tho narrow bolt, tho tight fitting bodico,
without any fullness whatovor, and by
tho vortical trimming. Tho back of tho
corsago is garnished in tho samo man
ner as tho front.
An admirablo gown in this stylo could
bo fashioned iu dark bluo English sorgo,
with strips of mink fur substituted for
tho laco insertion.
Tho epaulets and bolt would then
bo mado of tho new black and whito
check volvet, with hairlino of coriso,
and tho opaulots would bo edged with
mink. Narrow cuffs of tho volvot, odg
od with fur, could also bo addod with
much offect. Philadelphia Ledger.
MonnK) Salisbury remarks thatpubllo
opinion has changed so muoh in tho past
two years that ho has now ten inquiries
for a fast pacer to ono for a trotter.
Twenty-two of tho got of Alcantara,
2:2a, havo mado now records this soa
eon. Twelve of tho number had records
better than 3:110 previous to this soason.
A trainload of western horses wero
abandoned by thoir shippers at Chicago.
Tho railroad company sold them at (mo
tion, many of them bringing only a sin
gle dollar.
It is stated that M. P. Dwyer and
IUohard Orokorwill tuko thoir homes W
ruoo in Knglaud if things dovulop uir
fnvorubly for next wjooii'ii racing in the
oust. IIoTMiniaii,
A Jluma AnoWToto,
III tho darn of his utlluonoo koiiio one
camo to Duiinut pero for 60 nous to help
bury a friend.
"Whttt xviu ho?" inquired Dumas,
"A bullitf, sir," answered tho tor
rowur,
Duiii an ojm lit with inomorlo. Us
run lo hi dunk ami rutumod with n
noto, whloli Iiu tliruxt Into tho imii'
Imiiiii "You nay It 001U CO imumI Uuro
aro 100, Jlnry two of 'em I"
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Cnstoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is n harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing- Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It Is Pleasant. Its guarnntco is thirty years uso by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys "Worms and allays
foverishncss. Castoria provonts vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relievos
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
toria Is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of Its
good effect upon their children."
Dr. O. C Osgood,
Lowell, Mass.
"Castoria Is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day Is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children, and use Castoria
Instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
tending them to premature graves."
OR. J. P. KlNClIELOIi,
Conway, Ark.
The Centaur Company, 77
Are Ik
BCHOtx'HEIl,--
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Wmr-b v5L
The Will a m?fl e Hotel
LEADING HOTEL. OF TI-TE CITY.
Jlodiiced rules. Manuuoiiiout liberal. Klectrlo cam leavo hotel for all pub
lic buildings anil points. of interest, Hptolal rates) will bo glvtiu to nurmunont
patrons,
A. I. WAGNER,
ivc. "SJtrj
SALEM, OIUSCJON, AOJ5NTB KOJl
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" Castoria is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me."
II. A. ARcnuR, M. D.,
til So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their experi
ence In their outside practice with Castoria,
ond although we only have anion? our
medical supplies what Is known as regular
products, yet we nre free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
United Hospital and Disr-BW at,
Iloston, Mass.
Allen C Smith, Prei.
Murray Street, New York City.
IGYCIES.
Highest ol all Digli Grades
Warranted superior to any Bicycle built Iu Uio world, ro-
pardless of prico.
Built and guaranteed by tho Indiana Hloyolo Co., n mil
lion dollar concern, whoso bond Is as good as gold.
DO NOT BUY A WIIRRL UNTIL YOU HAVE
BKISN THE WAVEIILISY.
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