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The oldest trained nurse in England, With the exception of Miss Nightingale, to Mrs. Florence Cwwn. Her experience of work la Hospitals lias extended to Holland, Iiiiun.irk, tier ma ay auil Prance. !u the Kranco-Prussian war, volunteering for ambulance work, the care was contiiled to lier of a fever station of the lrtth army corps Investing Metz. The list f her decorations is a loug one. Sir po&sesses the Iron Cross, the Order ,f Merit from William I. for distinguished services In the war, a cross with royal crown from Empress Frederick, and distinctions from other eminent persons, supplemented by the Jubilee medal ot Queen Victoria. Aluminum is lotiud combined wtth 195 other minerals, .and hence consti tutes a large part of the crust ot the earth.
" The Prudent Man Setteth His House in Order' Your human tenement should be given even more careful attention than the house you live in. Set & in order by thoroughly purifying your blood by taking Hood' s Sarsaparilla. Erysipelas-" My little girt is now fat and healthy on account ot Hood's Sarsaparilla curing her of erysipelas and eczema." If as. II. O. Wheatlky. IMrt Chester, N. Y.
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IIOUE SEEKERS' EXCURSIONS To Western Points, JUNE 6th AND 20th, JTJXY 4th AND 18th, 1899. Ob the above dates the WABASH will tell irom its prtnclial stations East o( Clik'&xo and Tolouo. Ill- LOW KATB IIOMK SUkKKKS' JJXCl'R-ilO.N" Tickets to point Weat, South, and SouthntMt, grantloe; a Iltwral return limit. A postal canl atMrossed to any Wabash 'ticket Aceut. or to either of the following fasseneer Keirespntatives will bruit; you prompt and explicit Information regarding rates, rentes, time of trains, through ear service, con tltlon of tickets, etc., etc. . REMEMBER ThoWAlIASH Is the only lino east of Chicago ami SE.-l.ouU giving its patrons seats, n llliuut extra elmree. In ELEGANT KECLlNiSti CI1AIK OAKS running through to St Louis and Kansas City without change. Tills is your chance to go West cheap. Cou BUDtcate with as, if. K. DovBAVon, P. T. A., 1 oieilo, Ohio. B. G. Tnojirsox. 1. A T. A., Kort Wayne, ImL A.F.W'OI.FSCUI.AOEK I'.&T.A Detroit, Mich. Tho FOLI.EX, P. 4 T. A., L;ifavette, IniL Gwo. D. Maxfiei.d, D. P. A, Indianapolis, 1ml. C. & Chase, (i. P. 4 T. An St. Louis, Mo.
FREE HOMES
In the Gnat Grata and
Grazing Bait of West
ern Canada and infor
mation as to how to se
cure them caa be had on application to the Department of the Interior, Ottawa, Canada, or to
C J. Itrcughum, Mouadoock llldg., Chicago, Hi.; M. V. Uclaaes. No. 1 llerrlU Block, Detroit, Mich.; D. Carta, Bad Are, Mich.; James Grieve, Reed City. Midi., Agents tat Gor'm'tof Canada.
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PATHETIC YET LUDICROUS. A Deaf awid Dumb Father'a Pnntaav ment of a Hod Hoy. I witnessed something the other day that miide me feci bud. and ut the same time there was a laughable phase to the affair," remarked a Denver resilient. "Out a few doors from where I live a deaf and dumb couple have been living for several years, aud seem to Bet along with their neighbors better than any of us. The husband has good employment mid the wife Is a frugal and prudent woman; so, taking everything into consideration, they have gotten quite a nice little home for themselves and some mouey ahead. But they have one thing that is not a credit to them, and that thing Is In the shape of a great, big, overgrown boy. that Is one of the meanest evidences of Immunity on earth. Some day. If he is not checked, the Imnjrmuu will get him, but that has nothing to do with the story. "I w.is pnasiug by the house yesterday trorning, aud I noticed that the old man was angry at the boy. Now. the latter can talk and hear ns well as anybody, and rather seems to enjoy getting a crowd of boys together und then curslug the old man, just so the other boys will laugh. This time, however, the old man was mad, aud did not propose to allow his wayward boy to have hla own way. ' Just as I was passing he motioned me to stop, mid then, pulling his hand from behind him, brought to light what shone out in grand style as a newly purchased rawhide. Then I knew there was going to be some fun. and 1 walked Inside the yard. Well, sir, he just grabbed that boy, nearly ns large as he was, jerked him into a half upright position, and then began laying on the leather. The boy began to swear aud use language that would shock any neighborhood, but, of course, the father did not hear a word of it. "The father quit a second and then, coming over to where I was standing, took out his pencil and paper, aud asked me in a line or two to tell lilm what the son said. I wrote out the brutal swear words just as I heard thein. He read -the words as I wrote them down, and then, fairly shaking with rage, returned to the boy and began anew the work. It was fully ten minutes before that boy was conquered, but when he did give in he was the most penitent fellow you ever saw. Before the old man had finished half of the neighborhod wns present, anil congratulated him on taking the boy in hand. Here is what he wrote on a slip of paper wheu they suggested thanks to him: ' I know he is a -bad boy, but the Jjard has made me without hearing, so I cannot know these things like you can. I got a letter from a neighbor woman this morning saying that ho said bad words nbont his mother. That Is whn; I punished him for. Please tell me when you hear him say bad words, and help me to make a man of him.' "Denver Times.
France's New Fresldent, The new president of France is calm, sane and a trifle bourgeois. He looks like a man who would infuse into French politics as much rigor as Hosteller's Stomach Bitters will into the run-down system of anyone who imes it. It is an absolute cure for ail stomach disorders.
A Remarkable Cremation. A most remarkable cremation will take place when Joaquin Miller, "the poet of the Sierras," dies. He has bnilt a great funeral pyre on his property at Oakland, Cal., in the form of a culie, nearly ten feet each way, made of bowlders set in cement. On the top of this body will be placed and burned, and the ashes will then be flung to all points of the compass, if the provisions of his will are carried ont.
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hrtiS by Ieciiiis maciiines today lover all nthr makes) shows toru'lusively that there ia one rUjht way of duiug it tad that there are Heveral utrontf way. ThA Pwwgtay way hi tlt common aenwi way.
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THE HOME OF TRUSTS.
FREE-TRADE- tN GLAND THEIR FAVORITE SOIL.
To Aboltah Protection in the United Stntea aa a Means of Throttline tlic Continues Would lie Fatal to Many American lnduatrica.
Under the caption, Tin' tlrowth of Monopoly In Knslish Industry," H. W. Macrosty, in the '('oiilcniiairary Heview," furnishes no.no Interesting information respecting trusts iu tJrent Hritnln which deserves to lie attentively studied by those misguided writers who assume that protection Is responsible for the movement in the direction of industrial combination so prevalent in this country at present. Mr. Mncroaty furnishes abundant, evidence that the phenomena Is not confined to protective countries, and shows that the movement Is as farreaching in free tritde Kniilaud as in the United States. KpoiikliiR of the growth of combinations iu the United Kingdom he says: ''Single amalgamations, while not entirely excluding competition, control the screw, cotton, thread, suit, alkali and India rubber tire industries, in other cases n formal agreement of masters Uses prices; thus, in the hollow ware trade (metal utensils) prices arc arranged by an informal ring of a dozen ftirmlnghum tlrms. Similarly there Is no open market In antimony, nickel, mercury, lead pipes, lish supply and petroleum. Steel and iron rails are controlled by an Knlish rail ring, which so nmnngef matters that it Is undersold by American, Belgian and German competitors. All Hie largest linns iu the UewSMiper-making indus-
whlch the men are at work. Business men, farmers and others in that vicinity claliii that local conditions are improved by the expenditure of thousands of dollars of wages monthly iu the city, but others who earn nothing, build nothing, pay nothing and do nothing but talk, and long for I he return of the soup house policy parly to power, are not happy at the outlook, and bear upon their forlorn visages the unspoken prayer of "give us calamity, ot give us death."- Canul till.) Times. Ut Punishment for Atkinson. Don't send Sir. Atkinson to Jail. Don't accommodate him In that way. In this matter lie Isn't worth feeding at the public expense.- -Washington Star. The American punishment for such puiilic enemies is public contempt, as lasting as it is sincere, as earnest in spirit as it Is humorously temperate In expression. No tine could be as heavy, no Imprisonment could he as enduring. -New York Commercial Advertiser. ICthvard Atkinson and his crowd are
trying tu hide behind the Senate documents as a defense for their treasonaide utterances. They Imply that because Certain things were read, or said, or permitted to go in the ilecord they are all right. That Is begtiing the question. Some of the rankest treason ever heard Iu this country has liei-n uttered on (lie tloor of Congress. That was so lit lKfiti V.1 as well as iu ISW-IW. Itochester Democrat and Chronicle. Should it eventually be found necessary to admonish Sir. Kdwurd Atkinson as to his duty to hU country by some form of punishment. H might be advisable to string hint up by the thumbs with his toes Just touching the Hour while relays of talking machines grind out to him renditions of all his statistical essays and economical treatises. Thus would a ioug-suncrlug
A SPECTACLE FOR THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
St. Paul Pioneer Press.
try have just consolidated their interests into one large combination. In the engineering trades twenty-four linns have a subscribed capital of 14,-2-IT,u00. In 1807 Armstrong & Co. absorlied Wultworth & Co., raising their capital to 4.210,000 in the process. Ylckers & Co, the armor plate manufacturers, are another example of a
very large amalgamation. In the spring of 1807 they bought up the Naval Construction aud Armament Company, and later they acquired the Maxiiu-Nordenfeldt Guns and Ammunition Co. Now they boast of being the only firm caiable of turning out
a battle ship complete iu every respect.
The most noteworthy examples of combination, however, are to he found
In the Birmingham staple trade and
in the textile industries." This condensation Is supplemented bv extended details showing that
slowly but surely the British organizer Is bringing every possible pan of
money making within the Belt', of his
operations, and that England Is rap
idly becoming the homo of trusts. Mere is his summing up: "We thus see in British industry a
steady movement toward combination aud monopoly, it movement which is
tho natural outcome of competition.
and therefore not capable of being pre
vented or undone by law." The keen critic will not fall to note that this admission Is fatal to the as
sumption that protection is responsi
ble for the creation of trusts. If trusts
are the natural outcome of competition.
as Mr. Mucrosty avers, then the evil
cannot be attributed to a policy which
bus the effect of restraining tho area of competition. We may add that this view, that competition is responsible for combinations, has found expression in the works of such distinguished freetraders as J. Tliorold ltogcrs, aud that it Is only the "feather-weight" econ
omists, lighting under the Cobden ban
ner in this country, who have sought to fasten the responsibility for the evil on protection. Not only is protection not responsible for the trust evil, but it may be
claimed that it offers the only remedy
for its suppression. We venture to say thut no protectionist will assent to the proposition that combination is "not capable of being prevented or undone by law," but It is natural enough for a free-trader to assume that the evil is Irremediable, except by a resort to socialism, as Mr. Macrosty does In ids concluding sentence, la which he says: "Nevertheless, with the weapon of state control in hand, combination may be welcomed, nud if control proves Insufficient, stale purchase and public administration remain behind." Protectionists, accustomed ns they are to the idea of regulation, will not hesitate to resort to tho most drastic measures if they find It necessary to do so In order to stamp mt the evil. By carefully limiting the area f compclillou to their own country the statesmen of it protective nation can control trusts, but tiiat will be found an Impossible achievement in n free trade country, for the simple reason Hint the attempt to prohibit combination iu a land with wide-open trade doors will prove destructive to domestic Industry. Rnn Francisco Chronicle. Yearnfncr for the Sonp-IIonae l'olley. Two hundred day laborers of the Mount Vernon Manufacturing Company have received a 10 per cent, advance In wages. The works were closed down much of the lime early in the nineties for want of ardors hl now it has contracts for building 1,700 new corst in addition to those upon
reading public be avenged for the millions or words and figures with which this prolific compiler has deluged rhe presses during the last forty years. Washington Star.
A Crank University. Candor compels the remarks that the University of Chicago, au institution top-heavy with millions Hint it lacks the common sense to line fur the purpose intended, 1ms lifetime a retreat for menial freaks and iiolitical maligiiauts. Other universities are mulcted witti one or two eccentric professor who ridicule patriotism and revile their country, but the University of Chicago has no less than twenty-live professors vho took part in a mass meeting at which the President of the United States was denounced and hissed. The contrast between these high-salaried professors, with little to do except abuse and slander the. government of the United States, nud the volunteers iu the Philippines, who have beea charging intrcuchmouts and crossing rivers under lire, because they love the Hag anil the government, is most strlnkiug. Tho stall-fed professors, whose Insolence grows with their sinecures, though twenty-tlve strong, are not held by tho American people to be worth as much to the nation aud to society as a single soldier in Luzon. St. Louis lilobv Dcmocrat.
Ilrlef Comment, Col. Bryan's Idea that "an Idea once turned loose In the world can never again be chained" is cpillc au Idea. The last New York spread might have been appropriately labeled: "The man who is Working tho worktugiuen's dinner." Thomas Jefferson's first, Inst and only Idea of n silver dollar was 100c worth of silver at the market price. That is where he differed from the uolsest modern Jcffersottlaus. Most of tlie unti expansion writers have lost temper aud are tearing passion to tatters. This frequently happens under disappoint inert and a growing sense of being in the wrong. There have been traitors In nil wars, says a contemporary. They have never yet prevented the rightful settlement of an American war, though they are more of a nuisance than if they fought their country openly. Admiral Dewey says that the government of Aguinaldo Is a "severe military despotism." It takes a man's head oil' when he does not come to time. Who knows lielter, the profes sors in Mr. liockefelhr's college iu Chicago or Admiral Dewey In the Philippines? Too Good a Tiling to Drop.
John Bull - Now thu : we're getting to be such warm fiiem.s, Isn't It about time lo drop that foolish tariff of yours? Uncle Sam- Thank h, Johnnie, for your assurances of friendship, but that foolish tariff has proved too good a thing to drop. Whv don't you tr
yourself? There's millions In IU 1
Paperod Oct I In km Out of Stylo. Householders and others who ure arranging for spring reuovutiug will soon notice that all the better class of wall papers are now being made without ceilings, nud that ceilings are being tinted. Any person who now buys paper aud papers his house, If he wishes to be up with the times, should at least Hut the ceilings, iu such tinting there is only one durable material that he can secure, and that is Alalia, tine, the uneiiualed wall coaling. What are known as kulsomiues are especially bad for ceilings, as ihe stuffVales aud falls off. In fact, the word "kalsotuiue" has become so unpopular, on account of the goods belug only temporary, that the later manufacturers of "alsoiiiiut-s are giving their material some arbitrary name uud not calling It a kalsoiulue. Kvery one of the strong points In regardtoAlabastine (hut has been proved to be such by the test of twenty years, is picked up by every new manufacturer of ordinary kulsomitic and claimed for his goods. These claims, on the face of them, are ridiculous, but It will take a householder who uses these gootis perhaps two or three years to tlud out thut he lias gotten nothing but a temporary kalsouiine; and by that time the particular manufacturer may be out of the market. Alanastiue is a rock-base cement, which sets, and hardens with age. It is the only n alerlal that can make the claim of durability and substantiate it by aetuul time tests. This phenomenal wall coating Is adapted to all grades, from the most elaborate freehand loutlcllug with a iiuti lilue to the cheapest plain tinting und whlletiiug, und requires only cold water to mix It for use. It never needs takiug off to renew, hustles out house pests, sweetens apartments, and tills cracks. Paint dealers furnish card ot twelve beautiful Huts. A free copy of "Alanastiue Kin" may be had by addressing Alaliastlue Company, Grand Itnpids, Mich. Famous Corn Hooni. The famous cork room that has beec for leu years one of the attractions ol New York City is about to be destroyed The walls and celling of the room art covered over in an artistic manner witl champagne corks, no fewer than 40.IMK representing SO.OOO quarts and Vj,KK pints, b.ing used In the decora tlona There has been more champagne than this consumed in the room during the past ten years, but large quantities ui the corks had to be thrown away, so at not to mar the artistic effect of the 40,000 used Iu decoration. The corks are allixed to the ceiling aud walls by felt and sealing-wax.
Inioortant to Knriurs. There is a proposition made in tho advertising columns of this paper by the John M Stnythe Co. of Chicago, to furnish Standard and Sisal Binder Twine direct to farmers at e'ght cents a pound. This means a saving of thousands of dollars to the farmers of the West who use a great deal of binder twine during the harvesting season. As there is a time limit t tho offer, farmers should sea l iu tlieir orders lieforo June 1, when tho limit expires and after which it is not certain orders can be filled at this price. Thi. proposition o.' the John M. Stnythe Company for money saving is well worth considering. The firm Is certainly one of the most extensive as well as most re liable in tho United States.
POISONED CIGARS A. Ftaimii KaulUh Murder M jatery in Which They Were Uaed. The famous Iiotkln and the more rerent Cornish poisoning cases recall Hugland's equally fatuous mystery of twenty-four years ago. Two uleinbelb of a great club ill Manchester, !v.-tli ateu of position and keen politicians, each received, apparently ns a New Year's gift, small boxes containing a few cigars of the very highest quality apparently. Both were taken fearfully 111 after smoking, and one of them subsequently died. The cigars were found to be loaded wttb poison, and it wits said that the tuau who recovered only did so because lie used a cigar holder. The facts were at first hushed up, because, as was said, the suspected sender, whose motive was revenge on account of a lady, was a man of wealth aud power. Hut tills subject was cleared, and the mystery was deepened by the following circumstances: A rich Manchester merchant, traveling one day In a railway car about the time of the Incident related, got Into conversation with a most agreeably and highly cultivated stranger, who filially offered his cigar case. The Manchester man was found at Leeds almost uncouueious, and the only uccupaut of the carriage. He grasped In one of Ills convulsed hands the cigar lie had been smoking, and alter analysis showed It to be identical with the others. He recovered, but the Ftrauger was never discovered
Balloon for thn Dead. In his capacity of high priest the emperor has lo offer at least forty-six sac
rillecs to different gods In the course of a year, aud as to each sacrifice is
dedicated one or more holidays, which
must lie parsed by him in complete solitude, the miserable monarch's time must be pretty well taken up. It Is also a very strict religious rule that his majesty shall offer in the course of
every year many hundreds of silk bal loons before the tablets of bis atiees tors, the unbroken line of whom ex
teuds back before the lifetime of Jesus Christ, These balloons are made of the richest silk obtainable, and several of the imperial silk manufactories are
occupied the whole year through with
the fabrication of the material. Pi nang (Jazette. Uow's Thlt
We offer One Huuilrtxl Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
iiau s t!&rru v'uro. K. J. C HENEY ft CO.. Prow.. Toledo. O.
We the imilersurnod iiuib known K. .1. rliunnv
for tliB last 15 years, ami lieltev him perfectly honorable In all business trausacttoas aotl lluan-
ciany uuto to carry out any obiiuauur, made by ttioir linn. ' WrstAlTiicaic. Wholesale l)rufUts To1aIa i
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I'riiKKisis. tou-iio. li. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting dlnrtly upou ttiu blood unit Iimeuus surfaces ot the - ystria. Prices 73c. tier bottle. Bold by all
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learned Jt. She (scornfully) I believe he only married her for her mouey. He (decidedly) Well, he has certainly earned It. Town Topics.
Consba Lead to Consumption, Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once. Go to yourdtuggist to-day and got a sample hotilo free, bold in S3 and 60 cent bottles. Go at once; del ay a we dangerous. The thinnest tissue paper runs 1,200 sheets to the inch. Iron can be roiled so thin that it will take 1,800 sheets to make an Inch.
Farmer and Binders' Twine. The offer made elsewhere In this paper by the John M. Smyth Company, of Chicago, to furnish farmers with
Binder Twine la certainly something
unprecedented In these days. The prices are named on the different grades of Twine and the privilege of examination and comparison with other qualities aud values offered each purchaser. The firm making these offers is one of the most reliable and extensive In the United States.
Tho World's Record for Output. Adding together the actual number ot the different kinds of harvesting machines made iu a single day during tKOS at the works of the Peering Harvester txitiiiiauy of Chicago gives the enormous total of 1,311), or more Hum two complete machines for each working minute.
Tli Dnidlr lirlp ot rnvuntoaU mar Im warded off itli Ihtle'i Hone ol Uurvhouuil mid Tw. 1'ika'i ToMbacim llroitt Cum iu oua atiattta.
Discretion In speech is more than eloquence. Bacon. Summer Outings. Before deciding when and where to spend a portion ol the hot season this year, look out for the Booklet issued by the Nickel Plate lioad, entitled ".Summer Hidings," including many picturesque points oil the south shore ol Lake Krifl ami the classic shores of Lake Chuutauqua. lleuieiiiber our Low Itaten.
Canada's Southern Boundary. The southern boundary of Canadl stretches over fully 4,000 miles, alonj which southern Ontario has the latl tude of central Italy, Manitoba and Vancouver that of central Cermany. Shako Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, u powder for the feet. It cures painful, swollen, smarting, n -rvoui feel ami instantly takes the sting out ol eorm and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Allen's Koot-Kase makes tight -lilting or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain eure for sweating, callous and hot, tired, actum; feet. Try it to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores, liy mail for 26c, in stamps. Trial package KK1CK. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, l.e Koy, N. Y. A polite Chmamau considers it a breach of etiquette to wear spectaelet Iu company. For lung and chest diseases, Piso's Cure is the b?3t medicine we have used. Mrs. J. L. Nortueott, Windsor, Out., Canada. Don't make fun of a tool unless you are iu the same boat.
WOMEN WHO NEED MRS. PiNKNAM'S AID
WOMEN are assailed at every turn by troubles peculiar to their sex. Every mysterious ache or pain is a symptom. These distressing sensations will keep on coming unless properly treated. Tho history of neglect is written in the worn faces and
wasted figures of tunetenths of our women, every one of whom may receive the invaluable advice of Mrs. Pinkham. without charge, by writing to her at Lynn, Mass. Miss Lula Evans, of
Parkersburg, Iowa, writes of her recovery as follows : " Dear Mrs. Pinkham I had been a constant sufferer for nearly three years. Had inflammation of the womb, leucorrhoea, heart trouble, bearing-down pains, backache.
headache, ached all over, and et times could hardly stand on my feet. My heart trouble was
i bad that some nights '. was compelled to sit
up in bed or get up
and walk the floor.
for it seemed as though I should
smother. More than once I have been obliged to have the doctor visit me in the middle of the night. I was also very nervous and
fretful. I was utterly discouraged.
One day I thought I would write and see f you could do any
thing for me. I followed
advice and now I feel new woman. All
dful troubles I have no
more, and I have found Lydia
E. Pintham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash a sure cure for leticorilicHa. I am very thankful for your good advice and medicine."
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Bear in Mind that "The Gods Help Those Who Help Themselves." Self Help Should Teach You to Use SAPOLIO
Interesting to Paetr era. Th item of Binder Twlie""ls something of importance to farmers at this time of the year. The offer if the John M. Smyth Co., of Chicago, made Cisewhere In this paper, to furnish Hinder Twine to tho farmers of tie Wes-. is well worth considering. To purchase Binder Twine iu this way ut tho rates offered by the John M. Smyth Co. will save the farmers thousand) of dol.ars this season. Ilia Self-Denial. She It Is proper for every on to give up something during Lent What have you given up? Ho Well, for one thing, I've given up paying my landlady in advance. I find that things are kept much ulcer about my room when I am a week or tw behind with my pay.
Lane's r amily Met loins Moveii the bowels each day. In order to be healthy this hi necessary. Acta gently on the liver and kidneys. Cures sick headache. Pricii 2a inc. &0c.
A Itoyal Salvationist. The Queen of Sweden und Norway has a box upon the dining table of the royal palace, In which she -eeeiveu con tributious for the Salvation army.
Eagle Linen Letter Paper and Envelopes aro the proper thing. Tell your printer to use this brand on your next order.
To Cnre Cold In oe Day Take Laxative Rromo Quinlr e Tablets. All 'irugclst refund the moiiev if It Sills to ewe. 25o. The eeniuue ha s L. U. Q. on each tablet.
Illiteracy In Portugal. Of every hundred Portuguese peasants only twenty can read and write.
Keen nil ISye oil It, Patrons of tho Niol;el Plato Road may prepare themselves for may pit aanl surprises during tho coui.ng sti miner season, by Hie aiinoiinuemciit of In.v rale excursions. Head tho newspaper! and consult ticket agents for reduced rates I efre purchasing yuitr tick-sis any where. Ueineniticr our Peerless Xrlo of Daily Express Trains without change of cars let ween Chicago, New York and ionon. Don't forget our rales aro loner than via uihcr lines. Mra. mmioin hooTnma 8no for Chndran '(etlilnt: aorteui the umii, ream-s IntUittuaUoo Hays paid. cuim wind colic VctutaatiotUe.
WANTF.D Caieot bad lxalth thi t II I PWKfl will not bonfllt. Srutl 5 cdu to Rleais Chemical Oo New York, for 10 eaawiee and UU0 taaumoc lais.
The debilitating drains and discharges which weaken so tnny women are caued byCatai rh of the distinctly feminine organs. The sufferer may call her trouble LeuchoiThoea, or Wcakiiess.nr Female Disease or some other name, but the real trouble is catarrh of the female organ and not hing else. " Pe-ru -na radically and pert nently cures this and all ot ei forms of Catarrh. It inaposit: vc specific for female trout caused by catarrh of thedelic. tc lining of the oignns lecnliar to women. It always cures insi-d persistently. Xt is prompt ini certain.
Nervous People.
Nervous people net only Suffer themselves but cus more or less misery to very on around them. Thftf xi tretttJ. .;t..
worried and tnerefore & worry to others. When everything annoys youj when your pul beats excessively; when yoo are startled at the least unexpected sound, your nerves arc in u bad state nd should be promptly tttended to. Nervousness i; a ques
tion or nutrition, i-oad for the nerv&s is what you need to put you right, and' the best nerve food in the world is Dr. Williams' Pink PtilS for Pale People. They Jive strength and tone to every nerve in the body, and make despondent, easily irritated people feel that life has renewed its charms.. Here is proof;
, ?or Wat ro us, tlie aixteen-ycarold daughter of Mr. I. e. Wairotav flf SS"? St" TUoF ' M "d w:t" " ncxvona d (sorter E2 til resumed to end her lie. 1-mmmt pliyaii-iauii agreed the trouble was fi?",v'!!'povr.r.,!J b .but failed to give relief: Mr. Watrom he3 Ir. Williams-Pink Pills far Pale people w?re hiR ily recommended fori vaus disorders, au l gave hciu a trial. lkfor th.: first box badkUisxL. ( " F'V rf.ho,i,pT. w,i. Afu-r usIiirsix luxes heramieUte retaraat. the pain in her head eeas rd. and she was stronirer than ever hrfon.
f pain in her head eeas rd, and she was sli-oncer thoo ever befoiw.
DSUgnters lite wus saved bv Dr. Williams- Pink Pills for Pile tw.nl
tnu Watroua. "Her condition was almost houelesa when she com
tatting them, but now slie is strong and healthy. I caaaot 1 these pills too highly."- SW (A.) rl T
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who have not already ordered your twine will please take node ' that we stand ready to furnish you for less money than any other hot se asks for'equal aualltv. A bier deal closed bv tu
cuauics us iu ulna, ui 11113 uniau suiiciucm iu mc letter, lroviucu oiuers COIUC IB not later than June ist. After that date we can make no definite promise, as at prices quoted, no matter how big the quantity, it would be scattered over the graingrowing regions in short otder. Why not two or three of you get together and order in quantities, thus (aci.itating shipment and saving on freight charges? IN ORDER TO KEEP THIS TWINE OUT OF DEALERS' HANDS AND GIVE THE FARMER THE FULL BENEFIT, WE LIMIT SALES TO NOT MORE THAU FIVE SACKS IH ONE ORDER 60 LBS. IN SACK), THE 8MALLE ST ORDER WE CAN FILL BEING ONE SACK. 'f. Now Glance Ove r the Specifications and Prietsf an d Order Promptly, AS THERE IS NO TELLIN6 HOW LONG THE STOCK WILL LAST. J, No. i. No. 2. No. 3.
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