Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 20 October 1892 — Page 3

Page PDF (12.72 MB)

Back to issue view

YI8$AS£»:

«A

...

•J j»I

€s'

S'Jwi a Jfefi'i-

IM$n

4 I TV

W A1

«1*irer

5:'i

HE GETTING .^ad ©noug ±y pill. But tho aoirn Is.irorse. And, .all the disturbance, there's I onlr a little temporary rood.

From beginning to end, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are better. They're the smallest and easiest to take tiny, sugar coated granules that any child is ready for. Then they do their work so easily and so naturally that it lasts. They absolutely and permanently cure Constipation, Indigestion. Bilious Attacks,

1 Rck and Bilious Headaches, and all derangements of the liver, stomach and bowels. They're guaranteed to giro satisfaction, or is your money is returned.

THE MAKERS

of Dr.

Remedy say: "If

Catarrh no

I we'll

& can

you.

.3'

J'-

PiIU, C.'ic.

Sage's Catarrh

wo can't cure your

matter what your case is,

pay you $500 in cash'." Now you

see what is said of other remedies, and dccide which is most likely

vipomlcnc« freely answered. J/Hru*SjG+-' Address in confidence, .. co.#

JLras, -MASS.

W fe-Q?

ft, f-

•.v

S.S.S.

cure

Costs only 50 cents.

no iri Dc

KIDNEH LIVER

piifousiicss*

Headacho. foul breath, £oi:r etuuiacb, heartburn or dyspepsia, constipation.

Poor Digestion, Distress after pain ami bloating in tho Stomach, shortness of breath. pains in tho heart.

SiOss of Appetite, A 8p!cndi'j feeling to-dtir tvnfi a depressed one lo-morroM-, nothing' ?ee: isto tasfo jfcod, tii-otl, sleepless and ail uu strung', v.-eaknesv. Jebili'y. lunrnntre—U=c c-ntuts of O-ic Po'U", !t :ioi benefit'd, JJru^is.t9 will iv .xii-J you tho prioo piid.

At ©rjifxsifcts, 50c. SJzc, 91.00 Siz». Invalids' C.uitl© (o iTealMi" froo—ConsUtu ticu iree. Dx. KIUIEH .V Co.. lJlKOHAWi: X.

"I Hate to

My Doctor."

X. v.

Oh, Woman! False modesty ancl procrastination are responsible for much of your suffering. Wc can excuse

Ask

the delicacy of the young, but there is ao excuse for a zvowar. who neglects the freely offered assistance of a woman. Lydia E. lyinkJUUKS Vegetable Compound is the product of a life's practice of a woman among women, and an ^unfailing cure for woman's ills. It- removes at once those pains, aches, and weaknesses, brightens. the spirits, and invigorates the entire system. An unexcelled xeniedy for Kidney Troubles.

All Druggists tell it, or etnt mail, in form or T'ills or zengffj. oil receiptol..Corre-

'Sl.OO.

-,_£.L

"HOTHER'S FRIEND"

is a scientifically prepared Liniment and, harmless every ingredient is of recognized value and in constant us9 by the medical profession. It shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to life of Mother and. Child. Book To Mothers" mailed free, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials.

Sent by express, charges prepaid, on .receipt of price, $1.50 per Lottie. BRADF1ELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta,

6a.'

Bold by all druggists.

MARK.

ERAOiCATES BLOOD POISON AND BLOOD TAINT.

CEVHRAI.bottlesof Swift's Specific (S. S.S.) entirely cleansed my system of contagious blood poison of the very worst type.

WM.S.LOOMIS,

Slireveport, La.

E S S O A E E N IN ITS WORST FORMS.

S:SS

HAD SCROFULA in 1884, and cleansed my system entirely from it by taking seven bottles of S. S. S. I have not had any symptoms since. C. W. WILCOX,

Spartanburg, S. C.

HAS CURED HUNDREDS OF CASES OF SKIN CANCER.

Treatise on Blood and Sldn Diseasm. trailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, fa.

BRK^"

*1SH

Tli!« Trade Mark la on the bert

WATERPROOF COAT

gKS? In the World! A. J. TOWER. BOSTON. 7AASS..

N 4-3—92 INDPLS

BEST POLISH IN THE WORLD.

00 NOT BE DECEIVED with Pastes, Enamels, and Paints wliicli stain the hands, injure the iron, and burn off. The Rising Sun Stove Polish is Brilliant, Odorless, Durable, and the consumer pays for no tin 61 glass packsfee with every purchase. MAS /m AMUAL SALE OF 3.00Q TOMS.

UTS

TOIXIent

at In-*

apols^.

y_z_

Tbe City Thrown tTide Op^n and Fla^s Lavishly Unfurled to Gijeet tho

Vrompily Palmer with his stafi assembled in front of the Denison and Staff Color Bearer G. C. James unfurled the national standard of the Union Veteran Legion. It was of blue satin and ornamented with tho insignia of the TT. V. JJ., tbe cross of the Legion of Honor, and inscribed with tbe date of tho national organization of the Legion, Match 7, 1884. Tbe standard was borne at the head of tho 120 delegates, who, marshaled by Adjutant General McKecn and cscorted by Encampment 80. marched to TotnUnson Hall, wiiero the sessions of the National Encampment were to bo formally opened. At 10 o'clock the encampment was called to order by

GCD.

Palmer,

and a roll call of encampments showed 120 delegates present. When tho report of tho committee on credentials camo up for action it was found that the names of tho two delegates from Encampment No. 09, Washington, D. C., had been dropped from the list. These were Col. Fitch, ex-ofiicio delegate by virtue of his ofilco as Colonel of the encampment, and Homer C. Jones, regularly elccted a delegate by his encampment. Corporal Tanner demanded of the Adjutant-General tho reas on for this action. "By order of the national commandcr," camo the response of Adj.-Gon. McKean. When the committee's report was put to a vote Corpoeal Tannor moved that the name of Homer D. Joaes be replaced upon the roll of dele, gates. Gen. Palmer announced he had siupjnded Delegate Jones by reason of charges which had been preferred against him. IJe ruled Corporal Tanners motion out of order. -r

The corporal immediately appealed from the decision of tho chair, and supple men ted his appeal by asserting with much spirit that the rational commander had usurped a prerogative which did not belong to him under tho rules and regulations. Tho chair ruled that Co.poral Tanner who had the floor C3uld not be interrupted. The question was then put on the appeal and Gen. Palmer's decision was not sustained by a vote of 30 to 60,

The reports of the national officers were then read. National Command ir Palmer's report was voluminous and covered much ground. He reported that the efforts at, propagation of the order in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, VermontConnecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio. Illinois and Iowa had been prolific of gratifying results,

The report of Quartermaster Blair showed a gratifying financial condition of the order, with a diminution of expenses last year and a balance in the national treasury of$787.

The following resolution was submitted after the reading of the reports aud unanimously adopted:

Whereas, The beloved wife of our honored President, Benjamin Harrison, has been for a long period and still is suffering from a painful illness, which she has so far borne with unequaled patience and fortitude therefore, be it,

Resolved, That wo the comrades of the Union veteran loglon of the United States, do hereby unanimously and sincerely extend our heartfelt sympathy to our highly esteemed comrade, the President of the United Stales, for this great addiction with wliieh he has been visited. At the same time wo fondly cherish the hope that ere long this loyal woman may through the blessings of Divine Providenco bo fully restored to health, strength and usefulness.

At 3:30 o'clock tho discharge of one gun signaled the assembling for the parade at the corner of Pennsylvania and Ohio streets. Along the entire route of tho pro cession numerous residences and busines hosts! had been gaily and in many instances profusoly decorate! in honor os the veteran soldiers. In tho column were -nrc. of aged men who marched with iliiliculiy: there were soidiors who leaned heaviiy 011 canes and not a few supported tlienisuUos with crutches. Very many had been wounded and showed it, in their strained attempts to koep step to tho stirring music of the drum and life.

MUST READ OR WRITE.

Justice Stover, holding Circuit Court IJallston. N. Y.. refuses naturalization t° aliens who cannot reud and write the English language, aud has rejected six applicants. One of the applicants, a native of County Kent, England, is more than sixty years of age, and has been a resident of this county for twenty-live years. In denying tho application of John Griggs for naturalization, the sixth denied at this term, Justice Stover said:

It is 110 use to make such applications, 1 will not admit to citizenship in courts at which I presido applicants who cannot read and write tho English language. Every citiizen should be able to read and write. An alien asking naturalization must have these qualifications before I will grant to him a certificate of citizenship. He should be able to road the Constitution of the United States before he is asked or allowed to take the oath of citizenship, and I intend to adhere to this rule, whether, as in this case, the applicant speaks the English language a» his mother tongue or whether he is a srrbjoct of one of the continental nations ignarant of our language, oi:r customs, our Constitution and our laws.

POLITICAL.

The New York court of appeals upholds tho apportionment law. Chauncey M. Depew and Whitlaw Reid will speak at Indianapolis 011 the 24th.

Victoria Cladin Wood hall Martin has written her letter accepting the nomination of tho Womatii Suffragists for tho Presidency.

WOES WOMEN BOARD.

Time Jiangs Heavily.Thererore They .Are Prone taOoasip.

Philadelphia Times. Every woman ought to possess her own home, no matter how small or how grand it is. Still she should possess one place to call her very own, and one which keeps lier sufficiently employed to prevent her getting into mischief. That sounds a little harsh, perhaps, but any truthful, observant person will coincide with the writer in pronouncing a boarding house a hotbed of gossip and imaginary ailments.

Women thus situated have not enough to do to keep them occupied. Their beds are made in the morning, their rooms dusted aud their meals served with no planning on their part therefore their days are given over to the ripping up of a gown, a few letters to write, perhaps a dress maker in the house for a day or two spring and fall, and the remainder of their idle hours are taken up in fancy work and visits to each others' rooms that result in untold gossip and imagination of bodily ailments. Anew arrival furnishes food for conversation that lasts until the next one comes or some one already installed does something that the council o? three or ten regards with disapproving eyes.

Her gowns, her jewels.lier visitors and her domestic relations are touched upon with unsparing harshness. They sit in judgment on actions that they know nothing regarding their incentive, aud condemn or extol according to the limitation of their own horizon, while if they are to be believed they are at the very verge of death, so numerous and changing are the ailments which they have ample time to note, though busier mortals endure or fail to notice at all symptoms which these womou boarders magnify into terrifying complaints. If one needs rest then, indeed, is life in a boarding house an apt prescription, but for a healthy, active woman there can be nothing so positively deadening mentally and morally as the passive existence she is there forced to lead.

Come up to my house to-morrow night, said Hen pecque, "I'm going to celebrate my golden wedding. "Golden wedding Why man,you've only been married three years. I know it, but it seems like fifty, so everything is all light.

Sweet Girl—Have you any parlor shades that won't break loose all of a sudden when you least expect it Dealer—Yes, miss. Sweet Girl Well, I wish you'd send a man around and see if he can talk ma into buying some.

Kaiser William is only 33 years old, though already the father of seven children.

ONS ENJOYS Both the method and results Tfhen Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acta ently yet promptly on tbe Kidneys, iver and Bowels, cleanses the cystem effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro tluced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to tho atomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana 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. SAM FRANCISCO, CAL 10WSVHL£. KY. HEW YOltK. Ill.r.

If yon' liave'no appetite. Indigestion, Flatulence,- Slck-Headachc, "all run A down" or losing flesh take

STuffs Tiny Pills

9 They tone lip tlie weak stomach and 9 build up the flagging energies. 25ci

Elf 's Cream Balm\Y 11.Li CURB

CATARRH

it Jiii.

Apply Balm Into eaeh nostril Ely Bros., 68 Warren St.,N.Y,

PILES

It is now reported that James Gh Blaine is said to bo now in line, and wIlMo everything in his power for the suocoss of tho Republican party..

ANA KIS3IS fives natant roller, and is an INFALLIBLE CUKE for PILES. Price, $i at druggist* or by mail. Samples free. Address "ANAKESIg,*' Box 2416, NKW YOMC CITV

A The African Kola Plant. I&GT•

KI rVl SI discovered in Congo, West III Id Africa, is Nature's Kure

Cur* lor Astbmn. Cave Guaranteed or No

-i

A MOTHER'S GRATITUDE

Olive Carl.

and the swellings subsided after using oneuottie of HOODS SAHSAPARILLA. T»en improvement was rapid, until it effected a pefcrfqftcure." MRS.

••COLUMBUS DAY" AT INDIANA VOL IS.

A Great Celebration—Imposing Processions and Magnificent ireworks.

The celebration of "Columbus Day"(tho four hundredth anniversary of tbe discovery of America) at Indianapolis. Friday, Oct. 2ist, will be tbo greatest, most elaborate and most interesting event ever given in tho Capital City. Committees have been working for weeks to make it a success, and nothing has been left undone that will add to elaborateness aud historical accuracy of the observance, it well bo 'purely a patriotic celebration in which all citizens will unite, to make it memorable.

Representatives of all parts of tho {State, organization, civic and military,historical societies, and tho peoplo en masse. Will be there to add to the crowd and interest.

The celebration will begin with a grand historical concert at Tomlinson hall, the evening of the 20th, in which famous sing ers and a chores of 500 voices will participate besides which there will be brief historical addresses by-distinguished gentlemen. Columbus Day proper, Friday the 21st inst. wiil be a general holiday in Indianapolis, all business being suspended and the schools closed. A salute of-100 guns will ba lired at sunrise, and all tho belis in the city ring. The afternoon parade promises to bo a most, imposing affair, in which at least 20,000 peoplo will participate, Including all tho military companies in the Stale. It will be under tho command of Gen. James R. Carnahan. Tho night parado will eclipse anything ever seen in Indianapolis. Leading it will bo a grand company of heralds in appropriate and beautiful costumes. They will announce tho approach of a cavalcade of Spanish grandees'and ladies dressed after tho fashion of the fifteenth century. After these will corao the lloats—No. 1 presenting a faithful reproduction of tho Spanish court and showing Columbus pleading with Ferdinand and Isabella for assistance in developing Lid plan of exploration and discovery.

No. 2 will bear a group illustrative of prehistoric America showing the domestic life of the Indian about tho wigwam: a hunting scene and the red man in battle. This float will be sixty l'eet in length.

No. 3 will picture tho landing of Columbus. The details will includo a boat manned by Spanish sailors with tho great discoverer standing in the bow approaching tho shore, where, under the palms and amid tho cactus and other trop ical plants, will be seen a group of startled natives, men, women and children.

No. 4 will show William Penn in conference with the Indian chiefs and making his memorable, treaty. Following this float will come on horseback Gen, Washington and staff, including Marquis de Lafayette, c!othed in continental uniform historically perfoct.

No. 5, as nearly as possible, will in its groupings be a reproduction of the celebrated painting of the signing of tho declaration of independence.

No. 6 will bo of semi-allegorical character showing Abraham Lincoln "knocking the shackles from off tho southern slave."

No. 7 will ba illustrative of the advance in tho industrial arts In America. This wiii be shown by comparisons of the past with the present-.

No. 8 will bear groupings of living staturarv in reproduction of a number ofuoted works of American sculptors. This will bo the art. float.

No. 9 will present an allegorical picture of Freedom, surrounded by groups of figures representing the various arms of tho military and naval service of the government.

No. 10 will show Columbia attended by tho fourteen States of the Union impersonated by young ladies appropriately costumed. The procession will includo companies of continental soldiers and tho military of to-day.

The utmost caro is to be given to these reproductions and tho impressive pictures will be enhanced by brilliant displays of fireworks and illumination.

Half fare rates will bo given on all railroads leading into Indianapolis for the great demonstration: in which citizens from all parts of tho State aro invited to participate. The rate will he ono faro for the round trip and particulars about trains, etc.. can be obtained from tho station agent.

Warning.

Many internal remedies are glibly advertised. to shorten labor and lessen the pains of Child-Birth, and with wonderful inconsistency to regulate menstruation. Common sense should teach any woman that a preparation adapted for menstrual disorders will not prcparo the system for Child-Birth. We earnestly say, boware of all such they can at this critical time do no good, and their iso may be fatal. It is only by persistent external treatment, thus relaxing and softening all the parts, that tbe dread hour is robbed of its pain and terror, and no remedy on earth does this but "Mother's Friend," Bradfield Reg Co., Atlanta, Ga. Sold by all druggists.

World's Fair lixcurtions via Pennsylvania Lines Oct. 19th to 22d. Excursions tickets to Chicago for the Dedicatory Ceremonies of tho Columbian Exposition and World's Fair will be sold at reduced round trip rates,from principal ticket, stations on the Pennsylvania Lines, October 19th,20th, 21st and 22d, valid to return until October 24th. For details

E,ino

lease apply to nearest Pennsylvania ticlcet agent.

K. B, WALTHALL, & CO.. Druggists, Hor?e Cu?e, Ky., says: *'Hull's Catarrh Cure cure* every one »bat takes it." Sold by Druggists,?5c

Foggs says he was nover baptized, but he went to church whore there was a sprinkling of sinners in the congregation, and he was one of them.

Economical, easy to Beans.

}i' v. a

too great for tongue t* lell, is due Hood's Sar/ saparilla. My daught Olive 3 years ago li#d dreadful pains, be ning in one knee and fextending to almost every joint in her body, caused by Constitutional Sjcrofula. The pains grewl less

CARL, Iieynoldsvillet

TW HOODS PILLS are the best after-diner pills, assist digestion, cure headache.

take,

Small Bile

S3.S0—TO CHICAGO.—S3.50. The rate from Indianapolis to Chicago over the Pennsylvania Line has been reduced to S3.50. Morning train leaves at 11:20, and night train at 11:30 making closo connections at union station in Chicago with trains for the North and North west!. Call on nearest ticket- agent or address W.-F. BKUXNEII. Dist. Pass'g'r. Agt., Indianapolis, Indiana.

YoU

The' Onlj Uuo Krcr 1'riuted—Can 1'iiul tlio Word? There is a 3-inch display advertisement in this paper this weok which has no two words alike except one word. The same is truo of each new ono appearingcach weok from tho Dr. Harter Medicino Co. This houso places a crescenton everything they make and publish. Look for it, send them tho name of the word, and thoy will return you BOOK, BEAUTIFUL LITHOGRAPHS or SAMPLES free.

TUa'u Remedy ft* Catarrh Is the Best, Easiest to Uge. and Cheapest CAMR 8ot6 by druggist* or sent by mail, ft V. EBMlUo* Wttm V*

J-

mm 4®

Caving In.

Just as a rotten tenement collapses when too great a weight or strain is brought to bear upon its upper JIOOM, SO does a pony physique collapse and va.v&in when subjected to the strain of disease whflch must come sooner or later if His not reinforced and built up. Hostetter's »toraaeh Bitters is of immense service to the debilitated, the nervous and the dyspeptic, because it strengthens and prevents them froia caving in. It is not necessary to have the biceps of a Samson to be healthfully vigorous. Many slender apparently fragile and undersized people enjoy phenomenal health. Vigor means tho ability to digest, sleep and eat well. 1'his power Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will confer. It will, besides, cure malaria, bilious, rheumatic, and kidney ailments, mitigate the infirmities of age and overcome nervousness.

The British Parliament has played a no confidence game on the Tories.

How Absurd to Croak and Wheeze with a cough which HALK'S HONEY OF HOREHOUKD AND TAR will cure.

Pisi'a TOOTHACHE DROPR euro In one minuU.

One Small Bile Bean every night for a week arouse Torpid Liver. 23c per bottle.

The genuine tramp, what he can be accused of, is always prepared for a rest.

No more old pills for me. Beans, if you please.

Small Bile

If monkeys were given names a favorito selection would probably be Simian.

Don't fool with indigestion nor with a disordered liver, but take Beecham's Pill3 for immediate relief, 25 cents a box.

The cliango register that chocks up the drinks sold in a saloon is the bar gain counter.

Three ISottles of Swamp-Root Produced a Positive Cure. had inflammation in the bladder and kidneys. with intense pain in my back and a frequent. desire to pass water, which was highly colored and full of sediment. Physicians pronounced my case chronic kidney troubles and stated I was beyond cure.

Jacob Oswalt, Kniprhtsviile. Ind.

Some men appear stiff as a result of practising rigid economy.-

FITS.—All Fits stopped reo by Dr. Kline's Grett Nerve JKestorer. No Fits alter first day's uso. marvelous cures. Treatise and ft!.00 trial bottle free to .Vit eases. Send to Dr. Kline. 931 Arch St.. Phila. l'a.

Pcrfbetly Tf ell 1

FrLiiJion®, Dubuque Co.. Ia., Sept.. 1839. Mlas K. Finaigau writes! "My mother and Bister usod PaRtor Koenig'a Nerve Tonfo for neuralgia. They aro both perfectly well sow and never tirod praising the Tonic.

TIPPECANOE CITT, Ohio, Oct.

21,1800.

Binco taking the first spoonful of Pastoz Koenig'a Nervo Tonic, the latter part of last May, I have not had any symptoms of fits, ana I firmly believe that I am cured. I can nevsr thank you enough for your kindness to me. It ia a wonderful medicino, MISS LYDIA GBANT.

FREE

CAPAC, Mich., Oct. 8,183?.

My wife at times became such nervous spells that sho coula not be kept In bed, and all medical treatment proved without effect. Since sha need Pastor Koeniff'e Nervo Tonic sho haa had no spells and is healthier than ever, therefore 1 consider myself under obligation to express my gratitude to yon. CHIUST. SCHOENE31A& -A Valuable BooK en Sernra

Diseases sent free to any addi«83, and poor patients con also obtaiii this medicine l'ree of charte.

This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend astor Koonig, of Fort Wayne, Ind- since 1M6, and aow prepared underhis direction by the

WHAT OTHERS SAY.

TERRIBLE ITGHING,

JAUNDICE, KIDNEY TROUBLE AND PALPITATION OF THE HEART. -. THREE PHYSICIANS t'ASf.

TO BENEFIT."*'?^

ENTIRELY '4

CURED BY LIVURA.

LIVURA M'F'G. CO., GENTLEMEN "I have [been very sick with Jaundice, was treated by 8 different physicians, not re[cciring the least benefit 'from any of them. My snffcring was so great that could hardly endore it,

Investigation of our Testimonial^

Solicited.

and everyone that saw me said I never could get well. I was first taken with Kcuralgie pains ID the stomach, vomitlag often. A norab feeling in my arms and hands as if they were asleep pains in.the bowels, with chills ancl ferer. Palpitation of the Heart Kidneys very badly affected and dreadful itching and stinging sensation of the skin, with hot flashes, till I thought the blood would burst through the veins. My skin was a dark yellow, and the whites of my eyes yellow as saflron.

I saw one of your pamphlets and it described my case so nearly that I began taking LlfUBA. I had only taken 4 or 6 doses when I saw a change for the better. I have taken 3 bottles and un ENTIRELY CUBED, thanks to

PITCHER'S LSVTRA I will willingly answer any inquiries. Respectfully yours, MRS. SARAH J. IICLT. SOt North 20th St., Columbus, Ohio. S8

LIVURA OINTMENT The Great Skin Cure. Cures Eczema, Salt Rheum, Timples, Ulcers, Itch, and all affections of tho skin. Heals Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, etc. Sold by all Druggists, or by mail. Price 36 Genta.

THE LIVURA M'F'G. CO., NASHVILLE, TKNN.

LITTLE LIVER

ISA PILLS

DO SOT CBirB K3E SICKRX. Sura eur* far SICK nEABACTIiC, dgeitlou, rouctip«t or.,(orpij fflands. They »i'jl organ*, RDOTO nautc, Ii vincx. Act like mae.ic on Kid*

_j OMamJ bladl«V. Conqorr a Diliourf norvoil 1 ilia-' crd»/s. i:qt»b.i.!i n»t•c br*l DAILT ACT .OH. .Benntify complexion by" i»urifyaiff fclood. fVIItr.Y VtO.TABI.S.

V.'ic dope i* r.icely adjusted to null caM», *f one p'll e»n mc»frbctoomi.ch. E.cli Tial eont«in»-', .'n ve»t iiocVi t. lu.c lti.l pencil. Hiinioesa man's ipnv.nicnte. 'l*Un Cusi'r than •ttgar. Soldt.srj*htre. All fflaaim gooJa bear "Cro«ceut."

Send S-f'fct iUm|. You pet 32 passbook with lampt*. OR. HARTER MEDICINE CO.. St. Louis. MB.

It CnreaColds.Couffhs.Sors Throat, CTonp.Iuflwa* a,"Whooplnj Gough.Broaebitia »u4 Asthma, A MI* tain cure for Con&umptitfu iufirst ftlsgta, and a inn roUtf In odvaneed stfcgca. Use at one*. You will BM tll0 exoellcnt effect *fUr taking the first dose. Srit FEY dealers CTerjrvbfc"*• Larse boiUej, 69 ccaU UD PIFLD

-J V.,.

I have been afflicted withbiliott9 ness and constipation for fifteen yeaxs and first one and then another prep-1-aration was suggested to me and tried, but to no purpose. A friend, recommended August Flower and1 words cannot describe the admiration in which I hold it. It h?s given me anew lease of life, which before* was a burden. Its good qualitie» and wonderful merits should be made known to everyone suffering with dyspepsia and biliousness."

No Alkalies —OB— Other Chemicals are tised In tho preparation of

W. BAKER & CO.'S

reakfastCocoa

toflicit *3 uvSoiutZ~j

fesS-" pttro and soluble* It has more than threelimn the strength ot Cocoa mtx^d with Starch, Arrowroot or

Sugar, and is far more eco

nomical, costing less than one cent It is delicious, nourishing, and BAMLVacup. DIGESTED.

Sold by Grocers ererprher*.

W. BAKER, & CO., Dorchester, Msuu.

41(7 Uil/UU, III wuv MtU VUCIV.VM. '. beet medicine known for bliiptw-j s, constipation, dyspepsia, toali breath,headache,merino deprA£«ton,t painfui digestion, bad complexion.# and all diseases caused by fiulure o19 tbe stomach, livor or bowela to p«rV

ice, St l«c. At Drugriati, or cent brio all. KIPANS CHEMICAL CO.,!OSpruce St., New Ton,

Isample,£•»!Illustrated

NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. Th» best Agricultural,

JSSSSi

BARKER, Printer, Humboldt, Kas.FRI

The hypophosphites of lime and soda combined with cod-liver oil in Scott's Emul-1 sion improve the appetite,*/ promote digestion, and in-i crease the weight.

They are thought by some* to be food but this is not proved. They are tonics

this is admitted by all.'^-Cod-liver oil is mainly a} food, but also a tonic.

In Scott's .Emulsion"the cod-liver oil and hypophos-| phites are so combined as to. get the full advantage of both.|

Let us send you a book on

CAREFUL LIVING

•f

free. I

SCOTT & BOVTNB, Chemists, 139 South stb Avcaue^ New York. 35

Unlike, the Dutch Process

Publication*,

Minn.sot*, North Dakota, Uoataa** HO Idaho, Washington and Uregoa, thi FREE GOVERNMENT

AND

JVERNmENT A

LANDS

LOW PRICE]

Grazing and Timber

li Hftttna anil tMwKAW

Lands now open to settlers. Mailed FREE. Addna* tins. li. Liaisons, C*B., H. r. &. b., st. rani, KUa.

FAST TALKERS.

We have had all sorts of matches, pugilistic encounters, walking matches, •typewriting contests aba all of that, but the French newspapers now record a singular contest that lately came off in that citj' of two ladies of good repute for the sake of a charity. Each was to utter as many words as possible in a fixed time. fCach woman talked three consecutive hours, one uttered 203,500 words, the other one won the match with 206,000 words. Many people can talk rapidly, but to talk rapidly and distinctly is quite aco'.hcr, thing. Many persons would make orators if they had the ability to talk clearly and easily. Something ot this is owing to the management of throat and lungs. No one can Valfif for instance with a bad cold. Tho best thing for orators is Reid's German Cough and Kidney Cure. It allays the Inflamation of the voca! chords and strengthen them so that a persou who will take a little of this great remedy can talk for hours with ease Get it of any deales. Small bottled are 25c the large ones are 50c. SYLVAN REMEDY

Co., Peoria,

'Ik

111.

FAT FOLKS RED8GO Mr*. Alice Maple, Oregon. Mo., write*

I itl "Mi wtight nu 1,20 pounds, now it is Hv arednounn o(J» |U»." l?'c» circular« add rem, Dr. O.MrF.SNViJBU. Mn1'Inker'. TU»*tr». Cbica«*.lllSowwith

SndianapolisBwsinesslJriiversitY

BfiWd A OOBOIW*