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flood's Suwpullli is found in the fact thai Merit "Wins. It Is the best blood purifier and factually accomplishes all that ts claimed for It. Prepared only by C. I. Hood

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Surejpure.

TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR

CATARRH

I'tiO lnts rtu a(i\" «.vi-ifk-A»»*« re»ivv). ol •Mr virtues of i.iis pr'-ws'fctiimin we trentatem r.hif. uu»h .-.swui wbcnfttntlr stient its ?{8ca-y. It i- vljiinn: a i"it• Xt It only medic:uo HO* hat porfo.'Ti.i" C'jiiy ypeoily KI coaiiv IAMS' aos ory up a 5Tnd»c»tf* t-'it". iVHiem i'l 70i!r drUKg**'.?

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,.u U« "1 in Catarrh, vi'rt ii j^rojn.vf! ftu5 evAx'ts noi j.-f fe"f •-. -/vi'iumeEi cure. Ci !ifce now y-U.iir\ it .loss •iO'-dfilf .• B^SKI DIRCTI&NE*. but m-duolv:..- •.-•i'me, torn* living the i:d «tirt ,-.Vhy oo(-dWi-:i A«k

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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.

EPPS'S COCOA

BREAKFAST.

"By a thorough knowledge of tlio natural laws whicli govern tlie operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine projperfcies of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured bev.?rag«: whioh may save UH many heavy doctors' bills. It ia by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution maybe gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready

attack wherever there is a went point. We mav escape many a fatal shaft by keeping our-elvfis well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished flrame."—Civil S-'iftce

Gazette.

Made simply with tKiilitiK water or milk. Soia only In half pound tins, by Grocers, labelled thus: JAMES ErPS «fc (').. Homosopalhie Clieiaists,

London. Knarlaud.

THE WCM CUSHT The wcild ought toj donft for inc in t! ie cu re! which was so bad as I by tho phy.- icianw went to be treated. One :ue a cojy of ar, advo,--Su ifl's Sjx-cilic, and I relief from I he llrs-t, feiv gradually forced cmt of soon cured found and aouthK since I quit ta!

r: nfsw IT, uv.v what S, S. S, hao o" a iDiiltfry.ant Cancer, b- I'Oiwidcred Incurai.i Ciitca^o, where I of

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itakin,*?it. I pot iii tint poir-Qii was 11v.- .^ystcti. and I was •A' il. It is now ten i»ii£ S. S. and I have

no sJgu of rotcwi of tho dr»--.idf: disease. ANN DOTHV.-BI.L» Aa Sa-blu, ?Iich., Dec. 20, \i.

Send for oooko on lHocxl Diseases ami Cancers. taaOod free. TUB SV/RN1 !-'PKOIFIC CO. i)r,'r-"Lr H, Atlanta,

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GARMENTS Guaranteed TO FiT

by return mail, full descriptive circulars of

MOODY'S NEW TAILOR SYSTEM OF DRESS CUTTING of ordiitelligence anu qjiickly learn to cut and make any garment, in any style to any measure for lady or child. Address

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prexi ntie anct tuliyan i!orso Bk as the ool} specific certain cur of tliis disease. O. H. 1N4KAH AM. M. «J..

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ALLISON MILL'S TREASURE.

An Ancient Farmer Who Unearthed. $30,000 Worth of British CJold. Bars.

Great Harrington (Mass Speciu!. Many fruitless attempts have been made by visionary and optimistic people to find the treasures said to have

About the year 1S16, and from that time until 1824. there lived iu the town of New Marlboro, Mass., a farmer named Allison Mills.

He had two yoke of exen and an old mare. "25ance' by name, with which to do his farm work on the 145 acres,about half arable and half woodland. He had two stout boys, aged sixteen and eighteen, and si pretty and buxom daughter, Susie, ab- -at twenty yeaTs of age, toward whom the stalwart farmer lads of the section were attracted.

About 1818 three strangers drove up to Miils?s house one afternoon, and said that they were searching for iron mines, and asked him what he would charge to let them dig quietly over one or two fields. The farmer looked his visitors over, and told them that about $10 wouid be a fair thing. One oi the men was about sixty-five years of age, and had a military aspect, the other two were younger.

Afler supper they put up their horse and paid old man Mills his $10, and told him that they would probably go away during the night, and they asked that as little a? possible be said to the neighbors of their movements.

Mills agreed and the parties took their mineral, rods, pickaxes and the like over into the back lot, not far from what is now known as Lake BueL Mr. Mills and bis family never saw tbem again, but the next day it was seen that they had by moonlight dug at several points in the field, but there were no indications that they had found any treasure.

For the next two years parties came from abroad and asked permission to search for minerals. Many a $5 and $10 bill did the old an receive from the treasure-seekers. It seemed as if old man Mills made more money out of the operation than any one else.

In the spring of 1820 the old man made up his mind that he would plantcorn in the "old back lot." As he was ploughing the point of the plough.caught in something and the old man withdrew it and saw that he had fished up a broken pot, lid. He E-topped. and with a pickax went to work and soon unearth ed a heavy iron pot.

It was then about 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and .the old man started up big team and continued his work. Three times around and he struck another iron pot in the same manner. This lie took out and r-laced with the other. It was then afi.er 5 o'clock and the sun was yet over an hour high.

Twice more the old man ploughed around, and then as the sun was near setting he called his boys and told them that it was quitting time. They then examined their find, and the old man emptied out the contents on his leather apron. There were two hundred pounds or more of what seemed to be yellowish or copper-colored bars about the size of old-fashioned harrow teeth.

That night the old man hitched up hi mare and drove toward Hartford, where he arrived next morning. He effected an exchange of his hairow-teeth, which were actually bars of gold, for about $30,COO in good bank notes and gold and silver coin.

During hit? absence the boys had kept the oxen at work and ploughed over a surprisingly large piece of ground, but they had found nothing, nor was there ever anything found after th"t.

From 1820 on, the Mills family geemed to be very prosperous. The boys had nice horses and saddles, and wore high top Sawarrow boots, which at that time marked the gentleman in apparel. Susie went away to school and came back a highly accomplished young lady. Soon after, she married a merchant from Hartford, and tbe old man was elected a colonel of the State militia, and he bore his military honors proudly.

But he never lost his thrifty disposition. From time to time many searchers after treasure came and wanted permission to dig for minerals in the old back lot. The old man used to collect the $10. but was conscientious enough to say: "I don't believe you will find enough to pay you for your trouble, gentlemen." And so far as learned, they never did.

It was not until fifteen or twenty years later that the story came out, and even then the Mills family used to be perfectly astonished when asked whether or not it was true that gold bars were found in the old back lot. But that the family showed the outward and visible marks of prosperity was a fixed fact.

It was supposed that the gold bars were buried during the revolutionary war, probably by some one in the British army, and that the military-lodking man who first came was one that helped to bury it, or else knew very nearly where it had been placed. But the money fell into good hands, and it is said that the decendents of the Mills family are to-day profiting by that find of three-score years ago.

A Splice—Tfle sailor's marriage.

been buried by Captain Kidd and other gage(j jn trade. Great haste in buccaneers on the New England coast )oadj[ng

and along the Hudson and Connecticut

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In the early days of the direct tea trade with China, importers were anxious to secure the earliest cargoes of anew crop.

The young captain of one of Mr. Astor's clippers bought, on one of his trips, anew chronometer, and with its aid made a quick passage, and arrived first. He put the price of it into the /expense account of the trip, but Mr.

Astor threw it out, insisting that such an item of expense for new fangled notions could not be allowed.

The Captain thereupon resigned and took service with a rival line. The next year he reached port long in advance of any competitor, to the great delight and profit of his employers and the chagrin of Mr. Astor.

Not long after they chanced to meet, and Mr. Aslor inquired: "By the way, Captain, how much did that chronometer cost you?"

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Thousands of other men have been restored to health by it, as the testi monials furnished to the public show These testimonials cannot Ve doubted The proprietor have a standing offer of $5,000 to any one who will show that any testimonial published by them not, so far as they know, entirely true.

Dr. Andrew Wilson, Fellow of the Royal Society, of Edinburgh, the editor of "Health," London, Eng., says, in his magazine, in answer to an inquiry, "Warner's Safe Cure is of a perfectly safe character, and perfectly reliable."

The refusal of a manufacturing firm to pay for the patent of a new invention by one of their workmen, cost them their entire business. Anew firm took out the patent and were soon enabled to make goods enough cheaper to drive the old firm out of business and many a physician, is daily finding his patients, long-time chronic invalids, unaccountably restored to health by the use of the new kidney specific. New fangled notions are sometimes very valuable and it costs too much to foolishly reject them.

When asked whether the union jacks and the ensigns of the navy would have four new stars added in recognition of the four new States of the Union, Capt. Ramsay, commandant of the Brooklyn navy yard, said: "The flags of the navy will not be changed to represent the four new States until the final ratification of the act of Congress is made. It is not likely ihat. new flags will be made, but the four stars will be added to the union jack and the blue field of the ensign."

NOTHING LIKE IT.

Great Rejoicing in the Conorer Fami ly. Crutches Laid Aside After Twenty Years' Use.

I nave been afflicted with rheumatism twenty years. For the last ten years have been obliged to uae crutches. Often my left hip and knee would entirely give out. Have expended a large amount of money for remedies recommended as a cure tor that terribie disease have used the most powerful liniments on my hip and knee to sooth the pain, that I might get a little Bleep. My hip and kn^e had lost nearly all strength by the use of liniments, and I could get no help. I saw an advertisem'-nt of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup, ordered half "a doz en bottles, took them and received some relief, and ordered another dozen. Have taken seven of the last dozen, and I am happy in sayiag that 1 know I am being cured. Have not used any liniment since I commenced taking your syrup. When began taking your evrup I could not take a step without the use of a cane neither could I turn myself in bed without aid can now turn in bed without any trouVie, can walk about my house and office without the use of my cane, often losing track of it, or the reason when I take a long walk I take it along. My office is four blocks from rnv house I have not walked to or from it for over a year until last Thursday, a week. Since that time I have walked to and from it eveiy day, except Sunday, I am truly rejoicing that I am fast being relieved from such a terrible affliction^ Verv truly,

IF COST TOO MUCH. I Things "Worth Knowing. •,

The fastest clipper ships were en-

tliem wag

ra(»e

But there is onlv one autlienti

riveis. cated 3tory of the discovery of it subsequently I know of.

fon0wed by a hot

to reach New York first.

The first cargo brought the best price and large profits. The successful Captain was always rewarded, so every known aid to navigation was adopted.

hundred dollars," then, with

quizzical glance, he asked: "And how much has it cost you, Mr Astor?" "Sixty thousand dollars."

Men are often unfortunate in the re jeetion of what they call new fangled notions.

There are sick men who refuse, even when their physicians tell them thsy cannot help them, to take Warner Safe Cure, because it is a "new fangled proprietary medicine. The result they lose—life and health.

S. S. CONOVER,

Agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., Manistee, Mich.

In high spirits—Alcohol.

When baby wan sick'we gav© her Caitoria.* When she wan a Child, she criod for Castoria When slid became MIHS. she clung to (-agtnria." Whom she had Children, she garo them Caotoria.

T, T. *n some forms of headache a towel or

The Sad Experience Which Befell *T. a napkin wrung out ot hot water—as hot One of the Astor«. as can be borne—and wound around the head affords relief.

To protect the interior of a rifle barrel from rust use vaseline. Give the gun bore a good wash with hot water first, then dry and apply the vaseline.

A good remedy for damp hands iii tau de Cologne four ounees, tincture of belladonna half an ounce. The hands lo be rubbed several times a ray.

Chemists say that it takes more than twice as much sugar to sweeten preserves, sauces, etc., if put in when they begin to cook as it does to sweeten after the fruit is cooked.

To get rid of soft corns aoply wool soaked in caster oil, Hard ones should be painted with following solvent: Salicylic acid, one drachm atroDine, two drops flexile collodion, one ounce.

Agony is Courted

By persons who, attacked by a mi.M form of rheumatism, neglect to seek prompt relu-f. Subsequent torture i« prevented by an inimediate resort to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Siittht exposure, an occasional draught, will beget this painful mnlndy, where ther.- is predisposition to it in ttie blood. Jt is not difficult to arrest The trouble at the ou*s-t,, but well ,%rri impossible to eradicate it when matured. No fvidente in relation to this superb blood depurent is more positive than that which establishes its t-fliovy as a preventive and remedy/or rheumatism. Not onl/i-i it th'-r-ough, but safe, which the vegetable and mineral poisons, oft tiiken sis curatives of tho nisr-ive, are not. Be-ud expelling the rheumatic virus frum the system, it over omes fcv and ague, bilioU:ness, con tivnlion and dy- ^ps'a

Food for gossip—Tongue. Forced to heave IIonw, Over 00 people wore forced to t-avo their homes yesterday to eal» ftf trial package of Lane's* Family Mtrti cine. If your blood is bad, your liver and kidneys out of order, if you re eon stipated and have headache and :m onsightly complexion, don't tViil to f-nll on any druggist to-day for a Frea Simple of this grand remedy. Toe iad ins praise it. Every one likes it, Larpp hi repackages, oO cents.

Kate Field wants to offence.

A fixed fact—One woman's head.

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FOR POULTRY.

CURES

Chicken Cholera and all Diseases of Poultry.

MfrOENERAL DIRECTIONS,—Mix a pia oj bread or dough saturated willi SI. Jacobs OH. Vie fowl cannot ttcalllow force it down the throat' Mix some corn-meal dough with the Oil. Give nothing else. They triU finally eat and be cured.

Fold by Druggists and Dealers Everywhere. THE CHARLES A. V0CELER CO.. Baltimore. Md.

Who

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ATA J4K.fi €5JiiKI).

A elergyman, after years of suffering from that loathsome disease, Catarrh, and vainly trying every known remedy at last found aueeipe which completely cured and saved hirn from death. Any sufferer from this dreadful disease sending a self-addres:sed stamped envelope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence. 88 Warren St., New York City, will receive the receipt free of charge.

The maiden's flower—Forget-me-not. Tito Difficulty Kxperienced In taking (V1 Liver Oil is entirely overcome in Scott's Emuision of Cod Liver Oil and Ilypophosphites. It is as palatable as inilk, and the most valuable remedy that has ever been produced for the cure of Consumption, Scrofula and Wasting Diseases. Do not fail to try it,

that gets into a

Consumption Surely Cureu.

To the Editor:— Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently curcd. I shall be glad to send two bottles oi' my remedy FREE to any of

renders who have consumption if they will send me their Express and P. O. address. Resr.ee tf ally,

T. A. SLOOUM, M. C., 181 PearlSt., New York.

It's the bald headed man who would like to see nature putting on airs.

Students, Teachers (male or female)/'lergymen lid others in need ur r-iiaiiM '.' of employment, should not fail to ie to is. F. John-on & Co., 1009 Main St., Ki limo'.id. Va. Their gr- at_success shows that they have

gnt the

A big head is no more the evidence of brain3ihan a paper collar is of a shirt. For strengthening and elearim? the voiee, use Crown's UroiieJii.-jJ Titcli-.'s"—"I have ommended tlum to friends who we-e public speakers, and they hai'e proved exir.-meiy serviceable."—Re:.

Ile.ury Wart I,

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Sarbers card in another

Read Dr.

column. II afflicted with Sore Wyos, uso ir. Isaac Thorn#soc's Kye W««w. Ornusit ueH it. 250.

TO S10 ft DAY. AGENTS WANTED!

OntOCI*Al»fi THE*.

1.000 Brev.-siter'fi Safety Rein Doidton vi veu away to introduce theia. E7MJ borne owner buj'H irom 1 to 0. Liasn never nndor hordes' feet. Sci'd 25c#a1a in c.'amui to pay iioht«:o and packing

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WEA3C, NERVOUS PEOPLE*

PENSIONS.

W« u* Mtttwly angag«* ic proscoatlon of p«olon and otbar war claims, uid raapMttolly aolioit OORMPOB4«DC«. Eight*-II VWI*' Experiance. OoV toot OlBoara* Aocoonts, *«r»a OUima. P«n8ioaa laenaatd. Xejacted eww r*-opaned. U-paga pampfcletef Feiaion Lew WBI free. Addraaa

P. H. ITTZUEIULD,

tJ- H. Olatra HKtmsr InillaniDolla. Indian*.

Irao Levor», Su-el Tar* Beam

$500

true id-as

about making intiue Thoy can show yuii bow to employ odd hours profita.-ly.

UNSQUALED For House, Barn, 1 oil out-buildinga.

Anybody can put it on. PRICE LOW. Write for Sample and Book.

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I)R. HORSE'S ELECTRO-MAG" fJKTIfl HKliT positively curea Itl.'Kl'MATISJt, NKB1UI.GIA, LiVKK, KIDNKY and exhausting iclironie discuses of both sexes. Contains 23 to 100 (kKrr-esof Electricity. fil'lluOTEFII tho

Intnt irnDroved. pest,scientific, iow0rfui,durable and^w.v effective MKIUCAL ELKCTRH! BEIT Jn the WORLD- Electric Suspensories frco «Hh Male lieilR. Avoid bofrns companies wjJl'J"|l,12LS'i!S0tvOT^n5' less imitations. EI.KCTK1C TRUSSES IOR RIJPTIBK. 9.000 cured. Send stamp for illustrated Pamphlet

PR .W J.HQRNE.REMOVED TO 180 WABASH AV.,CHICAGO.

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IPAYSthe FREIGHT 8 Ton Wagon Heale*, ,eT Henringii, BrMf for

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iwnea «r *innnniNTIII B1NU1IAMTON. N. T«

per month andexpensee

anr actfr* minor wamau to WH ourg.K-d. wmpl* md lira at huttia. Salary fald ly and azpeuiei

advanee. Fnllpar-

aad aanmla eaM FREE. We meanju«t a mjr. StaMard Sllvervrare HW,BMtaBjM«M.

an abla to makt this WMdnftal offer for the reaioa that oar poods nrw. •f suck Blent UuU, wh«Bap«roen possesses them, la an locally, theirs •ua* spreads, anil maoy people nuchas* a lar^e and profitable tnuleu always results. Waeaa (apply free oalyoaepenon la each loeality.|a^^^^^HH^^^JBreeeiiLoadlaf.1thHeS£^Hp^[ Tkeee who writ* at eaca, will make tan af their reward, while

delay will lose theeaaaea. BestOaa.

Grand

Stratfon

F. C. Austin Mfg. Go

^rrjf.ilcr SI. and Carroll Ave., Chicago, I"

CHILDREN in IRRITABLE

Fererlsh, sometimes craving food and enting ravenously., again refusing wholesome diet, tossing reai:'.'jsslyinsleep,nsoanins'aud grinding the I netn, _h~' ,'o.- may ki.ov/ Wor: :s are i.-ippitig at tlick

.'.i ndess prompt lre.-iS'J.'Tif? are taken., spasir,.: '.y death will toiioAr, II. A. I' Aiin1, ,-C'l VKR»rirj'l!«lf NKVER FACK.S ji.l see 10: ycurssh. i^ii-iSol.ood'.h tes.

Oja eo Y33 ARB,

I CURE FITS!

When 1 ssy euro I do not mean merely to atop them lor a timo and thou have them rotur.i again. I mean a rodio.il euro. I have the disease of FITS, KPilr EPSY or FALLING UIOKNKSS a life-long study, arrant my remedy to cure the worst eiuses. Bocaua' iithers havo failed is no l-ewon for not now receiving ii cure. ISend at onoo for treatiso and u. I'Vco Botr.lu of my mtallib'.o reniudy. Gmi Kxpraw and Pout Office. II. A. liUOT, td. ..

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Telescope. Ks «psct*TT^pMtt ViT n*

tt eaalala farther here. Those wha write at aaca win seear»Bfo»ptJ*-™** Iwg.Mrtsr"'"!"" IMIUMIIM.Alfciw,M.•iirilTT4i »WT »W.ftiflailsi

THE FIVE SISTERS.

There were five fair Bisters, and each had an aimFlora would fain be a fashionable dame Scholarly Susan'8 selection was books Coquettish Cora cared more for good looks: Anna, ambitious aspired after wealth: Sensible Sarah sought first for good health.

Cora's beauty quickly faded Susan's eyesight failed from overatudy Flora became nervous and fretful in striving after fashion, and a sickly family kept Anna's husband poor. But sensible Sarali took Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and grew daily more healthy, charming and beautiful, and married rich.

Moral—To cleanse, purify and enrich the blood arid insure a clear, blooming, rosy complexion, use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.

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Sage's Kemody euros tl

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cipe to incrense the flow of milk in Cows 25 per eont. IT WILL DOIT. Sure. Address J. A. SNVDRll, Trenton. N. J. ^i.as Mention this Paper.

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For Sheds and Poultry Buildings Exwllcwt Roof. Anybody can uppl}. Price complete per lOO sq. Feet. improve urid pro tee«. youro'U nil dings, fences, etc.. v. ith I'aint. is dtwuble, '»\-i?iiL'.r-ntiil. easily npfilic-d, Mid

cos-s ariels only 00 Cents a Gallon.

lu.dLiaxiapolis, Incl

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