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Xeai e t. Ieti t Dr.J. W, CRAIN. OFFICS removed to the building north rf the, Fm Corner, North College Ave east ride, jgrouod Boor. U'GEE 6 FISHER, D, F1SHKE will give especial alten tt to all Xodera Operative BentaAry. -ko ft Vtarit. OrJd V-,I - CrvwM ef asa Artl aiji sif . Ajt3-90 DENTIST. tXPFICB: Ommm, Boat Collage Av ws Ftate asset Cri triMtKjr. BLOOMIJSGTOH, f.DIAB VC. TURNER, THE LEADING UNDERTAKER Fnrnitnre Dealer. I have the Unrest and best select. lack ores brought to Bloorningtsm, a win m yoa goon camper than any nf I here Boo display of . Chamber Suites." FAKLOR SUITES, LOUNGES Farcy Chairs, Baby Wagobb Cabpet Sweepbbs, Mirrors, FICTTJKX FBAKSa ORGANS kept in (lock, and told on monthly payments. X have the Household Sowing Machine saw new aanenine matte, ana toe eneafMet, Ctakiagfar rnenb which only easts about one-half at much as other clothing. Gome and no assort a aide of iqttare, in Waldron's Block FMEST OH EARTH. The Cincinnati, Hamilton V Dayton JL is Urn only line tanning PolUnen'a Prrfeetcd Safety Vestibuled Train, with Chir, Parlor, Bleeping and Dining Car service between Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chicago, and the only line running Through Beelteiag Chair Can between Cincinnati, Keokuk and Springfield, Ilia, and Combination Chair and Sleeping Car Cincinnati to Peoria, Ate si the Oailr Direct Use between Cincinnati, Dayton, Lima, Toledo, Detroit,. the Lake Begiona and Canada. The road ia on of the oldest in the State of Ohio and the only line entering Cincinnati over twenty-are mile of doable track, and from its past record can more than 'assure its patrons speed, comfort and safety. Tickets on sale everywhere, and see that they read C.H.4D., either in or at of Cincinnati, Iiuii-a.polis, or Toledo. O. McCXBtGK. rand Ticket Agent. - DR. MILES' Nervine. HER V 008 PwosTataTwas, t. VITUS fMMCK 1 Boo, Eft. rnl lOOto. t,tt USUI IRHRSS ar ; lEfsistie! bcspssl PuIXMAH PINO CARS EIXSAnWI4PAtLOR CARS Ail TRUSS FJH THROUGH S0U2 Tlcketa Sofct and Baggage Cheoked to Destination. m nal mtmmm Ti Tdiatfjanrtkn JAMKS BAKKKE, G.P.A CHICAGO GET YODB souai

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DiiTiti 28B6l He who waits for an inactive liver to do its work. exposes himself to all the diseases that come from tainted blood. Don't wait! Languor and loss of appetite warn you tnat graver ma are close behind. You can keep them from coming; yon can care them if they've come with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoverv. If s the only blood and liver medi cine that's guaranteed, in every case, to benefit or cure. Yonr money back if it doesn't. Thus, yon only pay for the good you get. Can yon ask more? It cleanses the system and cures pimples, blotches, eruptions and all skin and scalp dis eases. Scrofulous affections, as fever sores, hip - joint disease, swellings and tumors yield to its superior alterative properties. "German Syrup 99 We-have selected two or Croup, three lines from letters freshly received from parTents who have given German Syrup to their children in the emergencies of Croup.. You will credit these, because they come from good, substantial people, happy in finding what so many families lack a medicine containing' no evil drag, which mother can administer with ,- fidence to the little. cues in their most critical hours, safe. and sure that it wiU carry them through. Bn. L. Wruxrs. of Mrs. Tab. w. Kirk. Alma, Neb. I give it Daughters' College, to my cnuoren wnen Harroasuttig, kt. I with Croup have depended upon it in attacks of Croup with my little daughter, and find it an invaluable remedy. never saw any ion act like Itia simply miracmotia. Fully one-half of our customers are mothers who use Boschee's German Syrup among their children. A medicine to be successful with the little folks must be a treatment for the sudden and terrible foes of childhood, whooping cough, croup, diphtheria and the dangerous inflammations of delicate throats and lungs. SCOTT'S FmuLSion Of Pure God Liver Oil with Of Lime and Soda. till auu afetauMsd mtti urade w tmimu Trn m wot naay MnukeficrM cannot weir ton nver ou am ro hum morrUKK NOHWEGIAH VOO XjrUJ ar,mbiiud ttrUK BypopnofjUt is mlaiomt u pataiuble a. nUUb n Mm rmtuotk tut jerll mm for the fat f tmmtimiaHnf fuatM3 of the Uffjjpattea, fasrfiiyiKi rssnenay jrraCONSUMPTION, BCKOFtrZA, BKOXCHITI8 and CHBON1Q COVG a or BKTKKB COOK Ml Hrwgotnm II it, tU bo mm om a gun mm there arapoor imltationi. PURIFY YOUR f BLOOD. Bal es aet est tte stegaraos sJksllM and BMrcsriai prtpavaHoss which sestrsf mv aeneas srthH aad rubi the digeslin f Ibeilsaach. The regetabla kinodssi iItmh thehest and safest remedial asBBhv. bV. Shtrmia devatad Ike greabw pari af bisffis too discovery of Basrellabieaad sale raatsey, and all Hs iagredieals awwjistohla. He gave it the maw el PrisUyAsh Bittern! aanjMerarreM eaa inwsjbtr,UMtonw ftsnsnattiH has been dltcovsredlhsi Is m keaencial lor the BLOOD, for the LIVER, tor Ike KIBMEYS aacftor Ike STOMACH. TbU ransdyU now se well ad terfahhtkaownbyan whohavaosad H thai araaawaht as to its aieriis are useIsss.aial H ethers who require a correctwe to ne system would but glrs it a trial hWbaeita 'of mis cenntry weald be vastly laraei, WsstsaiherWienaaje PRICKLY IOH BITTERS. Atk yw drsfglti (or B. PMCXLT ASH BITTERS COST. i,otjis. tea FOR OLD AND YOUNG. TuStTaUver Pill Bet mm kindly on tha eatld, aha delicto faaaie or jnnxm old as,aa upon tha vteoraaa man. TBifs Pills aadatraBatSttothe weak stook mnaam y mm Maacwr Vf ft I I ft Ton 1190 paper Jo nf I I I falltoMndlOefornmpleaot a. NT U Bprlnir patterns. Icuarantee V w sTmV mmW Basto um you money. White Masks c to 0c per roll. PAPER Gilts ac per roll. KmboMfidf:llt.neDarrolL The flneM parlor papers wiu 19 inca irwH w match Oe per roll M npward. AtP BBD PEaTS, The Soap that Cleans Most is Lenox.

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SenubUeana, Tnlrty-la Democrat and Three Independent All the Senatorial oleettoni have been held except in Florida and the election to fill tha vacancy caused br the death sf Senator Wilson, of Maryland. Democrats will be chosen In Florida and Maryland. The new Senate will have 47 straight Republicans, a Inde pendent (Irby, of South Carolina; Kyle, of South Dakota; and Poner, of Kansas), and SB Democrats, On national questions Pafferand Kyle aroln sympathy With the Republican party, and Irby Is a Democrat Following Is a list of the members of tha new Senate; Alabama ia John T. Morean. D Montana 1SCS W. F. Sandeie. B 1B97 James Xo f ush, D IBM Tboa. O. Pomrs, B flTS.niae 1890 Jama. S. Berrv. D Keoraua less A S. raddook. It 1887 Jamas X. Jonas, Dl low O. V. Mawlwrann, H Mevada 1893 Wm. U. Stewart B uamornia 1898 Ohaa.K Falton, B 1897 Ialand Stanford, B 1W7 loan r. Jones, u Hew Hmiih1r uoioraao UBS Kd. O. Weleott. B 1697 Henry M. Toiler, Bj 1W7 it a. Uamnger, New Jersey 1899 Bnma Biodastt. D vanneeueut ! ISte Jas. B. Bawlev. B 1897 Orrffle E. Flatt, B uw J. . Merjurasn, u XMiaware 1896 Geonre Grav. D Niw York 1609 Frank Hinoook. D 1607 David B. HiuTb North Carolina 1886 Anthony Hfigrini,B 'ioriaa 1898 Bamnal Paaoo, D 1897 A Damoorat Georgia 1893 A. H. folouitt. D 18SS Matt W. Banaam,D 1807 2. B. Vanes. D Kortb DakoU1893 Lvman B. Caaev. B 1897 John B. Gordon, D 1897 H.O. Eansbroagh,B Idaho 1863 Geo. Ii. Shout). B 1898 Jonn Sherman, B 1887 Calvin & Brloa D unio 1897 Fred X. Dubois, B Illinois 18BS a M. Cnllom. B Oregon 1895 Torn. It. rjolf. B 1897 John M. palmer, D 11807 Jno. H. MltehaU, B inniKiimj 1883 David Turnle. D rennsvlvanlA 1893 M. B. Qaay, B 1897 D. W. Voorhees, D Iowa ISM Jas. F. Wilson. B 1897 Wm. a Allison, B levy j. u. uamaron, a Rhode Iiland 1893 N. W. Aldrloh. B 18FtS K. F. Dixon, B South Carolina 18BS M. C Bntler.S nlilTM IMS P. B. Plnmb. B UB7 Wm. A. Fflr, V A itri j. ij. js. iruy, r Jt 1SBQX A lf1mL T 1897 J. O; a Black Vn, D Q893 P. R. FetUmw, B isJ7 J. B. Kyle, m TenneiMe 1803 William B. Bate. D tjomsicna 1893 B. Ia Gibson, D 1897 EdD, White, D Maine 1893 Ensene Hale. B 18SI7 I. O. Harris, 1) lexaa 1603 John H. Beagan, D 189S Riebard Coke, D I Vermont 1898 O. F. Edmunds, B 1897 J. F. Morrill, B Virginia 1895 William P. Frye. B alary iano 1893 A. P. Gorman, D 1897 A Damoorat Massachusetts 1893 Henry L. Daves, B 189S George F. Hoar, B Michigan 1893 F.g. 8tookhridge,B 1893 James MoMillan.B 1893 John W. Daniel, D 1895 John 8. Barbour, I) Washington 1893 John B. Allen. B 1897 W. O. Santre, B aunneaota 1888 0. K. Dwls. B west Virginia 11893 O.J. Faulkner, D 189S W. D. Waah'burn.B itua jonn is. ikenna, v WIsoonata wsiuaarppi 1893 James Z Georoe. D 1833 Phiietui Sawyer,B 1893 E. O. Walthall, D 11897 Wm. F. Vilas, D Missouri Wvomina 1893 F. M. CoDkrell, D 1897 George 6. Vest, D 1893 F. E. Warren, B 1895 Joseph H. Cany, B TWO OF THE AVENGERS. Aetive Part Taken In Mew Orleans Politic, by tha Leader or the An tl -Mall a Mob, W. 8. Parkerson, who led tho mob that lynched the eleven Sicilians in New Orloans, is about thirty-eight years of age and a lawyer. He is a son of J udge Parkerson, of Lafayette, La. Mr. Parkerson first came Into prominence two years ago, when he organ ized and led what was known as the Young Men's Democratic Association, an independent organization which regular Democratic 8. PAKKEKSON. revolted from the party, placed an Independent ticket In tho flold and swept New Orleans by the largest majority ovor known. The organization was more or less secret, and a com mittee of seventeen, at whose head was Mr. Parkerson. made all nominations. It was believed that tho regular Dem ocracy, or "Tho Ring," as it was called, would count In the defeated candidates The Young Men s Democratic Association was organized on a military basis, and miring the three or four days while the ballots were being counted a company armed with Winchester rifles stood on duty at every john c. wiCKurvn. polling placo In tho city and watched tho count. The success of the campaign excecded'all expectations, tho Y. M. D. A. carrying everything, electing the Mayor and all the city officials, the Council. Shoriff and all the members of tho Legislature except three. For this success most of tho credit is given to Mr. Parkerson. who showed unusual leadership. He declined office and devoted himself to private practice. Another potent factor in the recent affair John C. Wickliffo, whose speech at the Clay statue set the mob in motion. He is a business man of excel lent standing, is cool-headod and deter mined. Mr. Wickliffo Is ono of the nrogresslvo yonng men of tho Crescent City. A WlM Father. Here, for instance, is a story, taken from the Chicago Herald, of a boy who wished for a half-holidar. bnt. as his father knew, was not really in want di it. When I was about 11 years old I one day rebelled axrainst aroinir to school. I preferred the hook and line and the babbling brook, and I said to father, a farmer, at the dinner-table: "Can't I stayont of school this afternoon?" un, yes," he answered, promptly, to my no little surprise. 1 ate my dinner with keen anticipa tion of a jolly afternoon, bnt as we rose from the table father said; "Come with me. I need a little help in pickin gup the fallow ground." hen the trees of the forest were felled they were ent into loffi. rolled together, and burned, after which if was necessary to piok up the charred sticks and make smaller heaps for another Are. When father said,- "Come with me, I knew what he meant, and I went. At night I was as black as a negro and sour as a lemon, and the next morning I said: "Father, I think 1 would rather go to school to-day." Ail np;nt. He answered, (to ahead, and after that I was careful not to a sk for a holiday without some very good reason. Enforcing Prohibition In Dakota The first arrest for violation of the State prohibition law in North Dakota occurred at Bismarck, when Millard Shibley was brought before a city justice by tho State's Attorney. Tho Sherifl searched Shibloy's place, where considerable liquor was found and retained (or evidence. Prisoner Jump3 from a Train. Jauss Kixbk. a sonton'-od criminal. while In chargo of a deputy sheriff en route to Jefferson City, Mo., juinpod through the window of a train which was running forty miles per hour. He was' evidently unhurt, as he made his escape. Choppy Off His Wif ' H-s.1.' At Wheeling. W". Va.. Potor Richmond ordered bis wife to pick up a pair of scissors. When she rofused ho seized an ax and chopped her head off. He then attacked his mother, but was overpowered by neighbors. He is supposed to be Insane. A PATROiiMAN in New York, who was brought before the Commissioners, asked' how many charges there were against him. Being told there were only seven, he at once resigned in dis gust, saving tnat ne didn't propose to play second-fiddle to men who had been arraigned on eleven charges. Am agency has been organi- ed in Paris which w'll secure the name oi every heiress in the United States a d bard-np lords, dnkes and counti ho want to marry money will be furui-licd full particulars for a fixed sum. Thu Is straight business a d the vpter Wrt0oatt,

Madagcar and Its Paopl. The island of Madagascar, the largest and most important of the African islands, is situated in the Indinn ocean, separated from the east coast of Africa by the Mozambique channel, which ia in its narrowest part about 250 miles broad. The length of the island is about 1,030 miles, average breadth 226 miles, and the area is estimated at 230,000 square miles, or about seven times that of the State of Indiana. The population is about 6,000,000. The general surface of tho country is mountainous, some of the highest peaks rising from 6,000 to 12,000 feet above the sea level. There is, however, considerable arable land on either side of the mountain ranges. There are several rivers, navigable for small boats, and several natural seaports. The climate ia exceedingly diversified, both in temperature and salubrity. In the lowlands and along tho coast the heat is intense, but in the interior the mercury seldom rises above 85 deg., and on the mountain summits ice is sometimes found. The rainy season continues from December until April. The coast region, with few exceptions, is extremely unhealthy to natives of the interior as well as to foreigners, the rank vegetation and stagnant water causing a deadly fever. This is also the case in many interior valleys One elevated spot near Tananarivo is so unhealthy that banishment to it is considered equivalent to condemnation to death. Among the plants peculiar to the island ia the ravenala, or "tr irolor's tree," so called because at all seasons its trunk, when an incision is made, yields a cool, sweet and wholesome beverage. Its wood is used in the construction of dwellings, and for many domestic purposes. Mahogany and ebony also abound. Madagascar produces rice, which is the principal food of the people tobacco, sugar, cotton, indigo, and various spices; also cocoanuts, bread-fruit, plantains, bananas, yams, and a great, variety of tropie and temperate fruits. Tho coffee-plant has been introduced and thrives well. Domestic poultry of all kinds aro raised in profusion. Cattle, both wild and tame, are numerous, and are generally humped as in India. Sheep and pigs are found in some districts. The sheep, like those of the Cape of Good . Hope, have long legs and fat tails, and are covered with hair instead of wool. Horses have been recently introduced. Book salt is an important article of inland trade,

and it is said that there is coal in one of the rivers. The rivers swarm with crocodiles, some of which are twenty feet in length. Serpents of great size are found, but few are venomous. Living near BluS Knob, iin this county, is a remarkably aged and wellpreserved couple, "uncle" Johnnie Hill, aged 96, and his wife, Fannie Hill, aged 97. They have been married nearly eighty years and lived together in the greatest happiness during this long period of years. Uncle J ohnnie is hale and hearty, enjoys the company of yonng people, and, although he does on work himself, every morning, no matter what kind of weather, he goes out and superintends the feeding of his stock. His wife is very cheerful and bright, superintends her housework and does some of it herself, tilie can read very well without specs. Uncle Johnnie tells some very interesting in cidents connected with his yonng days, among other things his trip up the Mississippi from New Orleans on the first steamboat ever on that river. This an-' cient couple have lived to see their fifth generation and have undoubtedly been married longer than any other couple in Jhe State. Ja6et7HouM (y.) Kews. - laving Fountains. The swamps of tho Bay of Campeachy, which are on a ieyel with the sea, bosome so completely parched during theneat of summer, says kick's Magazine, that tho huntsmen who loso themselves in tho extensive forests with which they are covered, would bo in danger of perishing with thirst, wore they not provided with living fountains in the wiidoroess whore there axe no springs or running water. The trunks of a kind of pine, Indigenous to the soil, aro covered with a species of fungus, called from its peculiar form, pineapples. They reiemble a packet of leaves piled ono upon tho other, and aro so full of sap, that, on piercing them with a knife at the base, nearly a pint of clear and wholesome luice immediately distils. - Tbe ProslnUng Shocks Of malarial fever are no, to be counteracted by ininine with any degree of certainty, or for any length of time. The eradication and preventior. kf diseases of a miasma tie type are, ho worn, ascertained possibilities. Lone experienoe has shown that there Is infinitely more preventivs efficacy in tho flnebotanle medicine, Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters, than in tha alkaloids, drugs and poiionil which were formerly the only recognized nuwvns of removing and antioipatlnj attacks of 1'ever and ague and bilious romittenb Wheri the system baa been dopletod by periodically recurring paroxysms, this agrueablo nstoratlva renews tho fund of energy, and is not mUyaposittva specific, bnt repatrs'tbe damage to the general health inflicted by all febrile plaints partaking of the malarial character, Dropped the "tt" An American, who is In London for leveral months every year, returned from ono trip with a handsome umbrella; on tho silver knob of which was engraved a complicated monogram the gentleman's initials were H. A. B. Ono day, a friend took up the umbrella, and, alter squinting at the knob for several minutes, said: "This Is rather a queer monogram on your umbrella, Mr. . can soo the A and B all rlftut, but, for tho life of me, I can't Bnd tho IL" "Why," responded tho owner, quickly, "I lent the umbrella to an Englishman lust before I left London, and 1 pieiunie he dropped the HI" Wrbh Dobbins' Eleotrle Soap was first made in ISBi it eost 20 cents a bar. It Is preimely tho samo Ingredients mi quality now and doesn't cost naif. Buy it of your grooar and preserve your clothes. Ho will get it. Bongb on Da Dudo De Dude (who does not like a very high Miliar) These collars aro too high. Show no something lower. Salesgirl (with dignity) These are the sheapest wo have, sir. Wo don't keep (lop-shop goods ATcu Pork Weekly. Hood's flaraaparllla Is the best medicine lo take In the spfiag. Possessing lust those powers to portly Ute blood, ereste an appetite and boild up the system, which nearly everybody needs, Hood'. SatMpsrllls ia the ideal Spring Medicine. Se sure to get Hood's, sad only Hood's. Hood's aarsaparOut will do you sn enormous amount of good Just now, by purifying your blood snd bulldlM up roar aystem so that yon will tide ever" the depressing effects of milder weather, snd escape "that Ured feeling," so common whim the seasons efaajas. Hood's ffarsarsTtFIn has by Its poeiura merit gatned each a hold upon the conlldenoe at the people that they refuse evm the most earneat requeue as olerke to try Mar own" or some other sabeliInt. medicine, and Brmlr insist upon baring Hood's Bartapariu. Try It

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The tens or Sollelllagwoade. The great looks of Sohellingwoude that let you out into the Zuidor Zee are worthy objects of interest to tbsse of engineering tastes huge piles of abstruse masonry, machinery and iron, so solid and serious, so free from anything frivolous, that I feel tempted to assume scientific knowledge enough to weight this rambling article with a savingblast of solid matter. Why shouldn't I? Thousands of people write about abstruser matters art, for instance of which they know infinitely less than an artist knows about engineering, and they manago to come off with eolat. Why should wo not have the credit of making those great hulking locks feel small and humiliated? It would not bo difficult They really lack tho elements of simplicity and quiet that mark tho looks on tbe Upper Thames. There are no flowers, no ginger-beer, no bending reeds or waving willows, no fresh gush of water here and there between the leaky wood-work, that lend such an air of picturcsquoness to a fino old river lock. These comparisons skillfully brought to bear would pass for criticism very well, and wo should escape the reproach of having gone through one of the most noble monuments of modern engineering skill without a word of appreciation. These locks, the pride of Holland, that seem to hold two mighty floods by the throat with a gigantio stony grasp, and to keep the seas at bay, surely doserve more worthy comment than we know how to give them. It is not our purpose to introduce guide-book matter in the way of statistics ; we had only about ten minutes' expeHence of those mighty works, and they were given mostly to things pictorial. We own to being impressed, even dazed, by these splendid examples of Dutch engineering skill, to say nothing of courage and enterprise. George M. Houghton, in Harper's Magazine, A Ilu.band and tha Mule. Wakefield Starkey, of Austin, while crossing the track of the International and Great Northern railroad on a valuable mule, was struck by a locomotive and killed. The mule was also hurried into eternity. Wakefield Starkey, although a perfect gentlemon on the street, was a perfect tyrant.of the deepest dye. Without any provocation whatever, he used to beat his wife and lock

her up m the wardrobe; hence, when she heard of his death, it was not so much a case of heavy bereavement as it was of mitigated affection. As the engineer of the locomotive was clearly to blame for the accident, it was suggested to the widow that she bring a suit for damages. She resolved to do so, and called at the office of the railroad company. The proper official happened to be in. The widow had such a clear case against the company that it was deemed advisable to compromise tbe matter. "Now, madam," said the official, after the widow had thrown back her veil and stated her business, "we aro willing to do what is fair in this matter. There is really no occasion to go to law. It is a. delicate subject to discuss; jo I think, without going into the merits of it, I will tender yon a check for $3,000, and you will sign a paper releasing the company from all further demands." The widow started and asked: "How much?" "I am authorized to pay yon $3,000." "I accept it," she said, very mnch agitated. The check was handed over, the papers signed, and tbe widow walked out into the street in a bewildered framo of mind. As she cashed the check, she said to herself, confidentially, "I didn't expect to get more than $50. I reckon that railroad fellow didn't know how old that mule was 1" - - THE WABASH UHE. n-aadsome equipment, E-legant day coaches, and W-agner palace sleeping ears A-re in uauy servioe B-etweon the city of St IoulB A-nd New York and Boston. S-paoIous reclining chair oars H-ave no equal jVike those run by the I-ncomparable and only Wabash. N-ow trains and fast tune E-very day in the year. from East to West the sun's bright ray. Smiles on the line that loads the way. MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TOAJN8. running free reotining ohair ears pnd palace sleepers to St. Louis, Kansas City, and Counall Bluffs. The direct route to all points in Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska, Iowa, Texas. Indian Territory, Arkansas, Colorado. Utah, Wyoming. Washington. Montana, and California. For rates, routes, maps, etc., apply to any ticket agent or address F. CsixsLxa, den. Vaaa. and Ticket Agent, St. Louis. Me, Seven Callers. Mistress Did any one call while I was out? Now Girl Yis mum, foive leddlos an' two gintlomon. Mistress Where are their cards? New Girl There was no need o thim lavih' any. Mistress Why not I should like to know? Now Girl Oi was at homo. Mistress You? Now Girl Yis mum. They called on mo, mum Street ana SmiWe uooa tfewt. Yovko married ladles find In Lydia E. IMnkhum's 'Vegetable Compound a trusty friend and in the "Guide to Health and litinuotte" a book that answers all their quoetlona. Mot a Scientist, College Professor Your father is wealthy farmer, I understand. He con ducts his farm on scientific principles, presume? Student No, he runs it to make money New York Weekly. If afflicted with Bore Eyes, use Dr. Liaaa Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it age. Thought Ha Was There. Mr. Staylate Talking of queer acci dents. Miss Clara upperten dislocated hor jaw the other day while yawning. Miss De Tink (wearily) Did you go lor a doctor? Mew York iFeeSty. "Choose a wife on Saturday ." says the Srororb, "and not on Sunday. On a week ay you can find out whether she uses M A tT.Il 1 I. i) k i i i WIU ( UVbUD. DUD AO 11 UUU 1HJU&VMl irar. WrlFS a giraffe wants a drink, ho kuowa what a loug-roit want is. Jrsw uruan t leay fine Whex tho man with the deep voice sings, be Is sure to pot off his bass. Button Pott. Hood's Saroauarilla Is carefully prepared from Sara -parllla. Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Joolpec Berries, and other wU-knewn vegetable remedies, every Ingredient being carefully selected and every slep of preparation being csrefa y watched to obtain Uto beat possible result. Hood's Saraapartlla will care, when in the power of medicine, Scrofula. Salt Rheum, Scaldbead. Sorest Bolls, Pintples, all Humors, Dyspepsia. Biliousness, Sick Headache. Indigestion, General Debility. Catarrh, Malaria, utieuuutiam, Kidney sad Uvar Complaints. Hood's Sarsaparttla is tbe only medicine of wbtoh "100 Doses Ono Dollar' can truly be ssld, Eacb bottle of Hood's Sarsnpsrilla oomsins 1) doses and wm last a month, while other preparations laut from one to two weeks: therefore Hood's beraapasllls combines economy and strong. Sold by all dnwglsla. II; alitor SI PrepsMdealr u u. t. uuuu a iaj Lowell, um.

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jnVresses and Wigs. There is aNremarkable mystery surrounding the o'rigin of the custom of the Jewish women cutting oft their hair and donning a Vig on their marriage. The stubborn adherence to this custom suggested tho plot ofJihe gloomy story whioh concludes the "Jews of Barnow. Even in the present day the oustom is still observed by the ultra-orthodox. The effects of the custom were supposed to givo a clew to its origin. There was undoubtedly too mnoh reason in the middle ages for Jewesses to bo eager to make themselves as unattractive as possible. The custom of cutting off the hair of the bride on the wedding day is not mentioned in the Talmud. According to Mishnah Ketu both (vol. 6) it is contrary to Jewish custom for married women to appear in the street with head uncovered. Out ef modesty the custom was also observed in the house, and in order to remove the possibility of yielding to temptation the hah? serving no longer as an ornament, but being a superfluous weight on the head was entirely out off. According to Mishnah Nazir (iv., 5) the cutting off the hair is considered a disfigurement; which the husband could veto in case of his wife being a Nazarite. Somo few believe that the custom dates from the very earliest times, and that they found their opinion upon the allusion 'thereto in Deuteronomy xxi., 12. Ileferring to tho mode prescribed for taking a captive woman for wife the text says : "Then thou shalt bring her home to thine house, and she shall shave her head." Jeiut'st Chronicle. Dennises Can't Be CareBy local applications, as they cannot reach the diaeaeed portion of the ear. There la only ono way to cure Deatuees, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of tho mucous lining of the Eustachian Tuba. When this tube gets inSamed Jou have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearig, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken ont and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucoua surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness Z (caused by Catarrh) that we cannot euro by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure, Send f or circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, Obis, aa-Bold by Druggists, no.

fashion aw4 naanea Wife It is tho fashion now for ladies to wear crowns instead of hats at the opera. Husband Could human Idiocy go further? Crowns! Crowns In free America! Cost a fortune, too, I suppose? Wife Very pretty little trinkets for opera wear can be got for SO cents. Husband Urn one might as well be out of the world as out of the fashion. Get one, of course. New York Weekly. I HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED with an affection of the Throat from childhood, caused by diphtheria, and have usod various remedies, but have never found anything equal to Bbowm's BooNOniAr. TnocnBS. Ko. O. St. F, Hampum, Fasten, Ifj. Bold only in boxes. Simple as A It C Prisoner So you think you can get me off? Lawyer Easily enough. I will prove to tho court that you fro a lunatic, and you will bo sent to an at ylum. "But how am 1 to get out of the asylum?" "I will prove to the superintendent that you are not a lunatic'.' Street SmlOi't Qood News. Baid one lady: "I wish mj-children looked as bright and healthy as yours do." Replied the other lady: "Jstlno would look just as sickly ind puny as yours if I did not occasionally glvo tbem Dr. Bull's Worm Destroyers. By mall. 25 cents. John D. Park, Cincinnati. Uhio. A Suggestion. Fair Househuntcr (examining new flat) This front room is large enough, but all the other rooms aro small, awfully small. Agent Well, ma'am, you has a perfect right to do as you please with 'em. Tho landlord won't intcrfore at all. "But what can I do with them?" "You might use 'em for closets, ma'am." Street & SmWt't Good Newt. Tun first and last end of man Is to get boxed Bret by fathor, then by the undsrtaker. Cart Pretot's Weekly. Bw' Pm.8 cure Siok-Headnehe. Aw exchanger tells of "a widow of 23." Twenty-two whit? Husbands? Philadelphia Call. F1TS.-An Pits stopped tree by Dr.Kllne's Grant N.rva Restorer. No A'its after first day's use. Marvellous cure.. TreaUKe and ' trial bottle free to Flteases. SotoPc.ss.ArahMUPhUi wla. Wour.D a law ngamst tight lacing be inimical to the freedom of contracts? lioaton Star.

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SttJacobsOil BRUISES, FROST-BITES, INFLAHMATIONi. AND ALL HURTS AND ILLS OF MAN AND BEAST. Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs ia taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acta gently jet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tha only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the etomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it, Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAH rHAMCSCO. CAL, louisviuE. nr. fy roar, nr. SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE. The success of this Great Cough Care la without a parallel in the history of medicine. All druggists are authorized to sell it on a positive guarantee, a test that no other cure can successfully stand. That it may become known, the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home in the United States and Canada. If yon have a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for it will cure you. it your child has toe croup, or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief is sure. If you dread that insidious disease Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for SHILOH'S CURE, Price 10 cts., 50 cts. and 1.00. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame. ase dtulob's roroua riaster, race 35 era. Applied Into Nostrils la Quick! I Absorbed, Cleuueit Uie Head, I wsrsr Vmj nn an at A W r r . mi IC UtJaH t a vOB SUU VUKsj CATARRH LO,Mr5; a JffPrtfiWr Kestotes Taste and Smell. nulex-1 glielievoH Cold in Bead snd I eadacbe. OOc at Drusgiats. I ELS BROS.. SS Warren St. N.Y.I Gained 44 Pounds, Mr. James J. McCslley, of ' Monet, Ho., says ha bad i dyspepsia for eight years, , whioh made him a wreck, ' sick and suffering during i tho whole time. After try- ' tag all the remedies, inoludi ing nil the doctors in reach, i he discarded everything; and took Swift's Specific He i increased from 114 to 158 pounds and was' soon a 1 sound and healthy man, ' P 6 U 6 : ! Hs " of - scouring so&p,

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