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Dr.

LOSS OF POWER

and Manly Vigor, Nerrooa Debility, Paralysis, or Palsy,

ganic

THREAT KIDNEY,LIVERS

ICruMEK & Co..

Weakness and wasting

Drains upon the system, resulting in dullness of mental Faculties, Impaired Memory, Lovr Spirits. Slorosoor Irritable Temper, fear of impending calamity, and a thousand and one derangements of both body and mind result from pernicious secret practices, often indulged in by the young, through ignorance of their ruinous consequences. To reach, re-claim and rcstoro such unfortunates to health and haipiness, is the aim of an association of medical gentlemen who have prepared a book, written in

plain but chasto language, treating of the nature, symptoms and curability*, by home treatment, of such diseases. Tho worlds Dispensary Mcdical Association, Proprietors of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., will, on receipt of this notice, with 10 cents (in stamps for postage) mail. r*niwl in plain envelope, a copy of this useful book. It should be read by every young man, parent and guardian in the land.

I E S

blCAU°RD!.R

Dissolves Gravel,

Call stone, brick dust in urine, pain in urethra, straining after urination, pain in the back and hips, sudden stoppage of water with pressure.

Bright's Disease, Tube casts in luine, scanty urine.

Swamp-Boot

cures urinary troubles and kidney diflieultiea Liver Complaint, Torpid or enlarged liver, foul breath, biliousness, bilious headache, poor digestion,

gcj.

Csitarrli of the miRddei*? Inflammation, irritation, ulceration, dribbling, frequent calls, pass blood, mucus or pus.

Guarantee-Uso contents of One Bottle, If not benefited, Druggists will refund to you lao price iiii. At Di'tiggiris, 50c. Stze, $1.00 C3ze, "Invalids' Guide to Health" free- Consultation free.

IJINGHA::TOA-,

LEFEUVRE

N. Y.

FATHER LBBRETOFS

b'j After tho prescription of the

I) K.

-V

l. J-: VKE.

1)1)ipr. Per Bottlo. 75 Cts. 1 ltilij. By jrai]i CJJ

Cls.

S E E FOK SYPIUI.ITIC. SCROFULOUS.

CATAFiKil.VI,. liLOODSHOT. WEAK, SORE EYES AND EYEL.IDS,

Manufactured by

FATHER 1EBRET0N EYE WATER CO.,

62 1-2 S. Illinois St.,

INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.

COAL CITY,

ITA,.,

Jan. 29.180t.

Father Lebreton Eye Water Co.. Indianapolis: GBNTI.KMEN:—Your Water is proving miraculous. I am asked to send for two moro bottles, for which enclosed please tind postal note for (1.80. I wish you vrill be so oharitablo to send another bottle for a very poor man's child.

Respectfully yours. liEV. P. A. DE PARADI9.

"For Sale by all Druggists.

"Coichester"

Spading Boot-

POT Farmers, Minershands and otlieis lfce outer or tap sole'oxtends SbBsSsS, the whole length of the sole down to the heel protecting the shank In ditching. diguing ana other work. H^st, quality throughout. ASK YOUlt DEALER.

A SURE, SAFE CURE.

A.M.Barton Go. Rose-Bakei Gold Cure For the treatment of Liquor, Opium. Cocaine and Tobacco Habits the Baker-Rose Gold Cure IB the best and safest of all the cures known. You do not have to stop work while taking this treatment. For further information write to

A. M. BARTON & Co.. Transport, Ind. ItKAI) THE FOLLOWING. A. M. Barton & Co.. Logansport. Ind.—My investigation and experience warrant me In testifying that your Baker-Rose Gold Cure treatment is the best now in use. being harmless during and after its application. In my case, 1 was not only cured of the desire for drink, but my general health was much improved. To all who have an uncontrollable appetite for strong drink. I will say take the Baker-Rose Gold Cure, and in my opinion you will never drink intoxi eating liquors again.

GHO. Wm. HOFFMAN. Treasurer, City of Logansport.

My 29tb. A.uuua.1 Oat- .: alogruo of

SEEDS!

—INCLUDES THK8E-

sfsoiaijTIBS: :i SWEET POTATOES for Sproutin?Largeiiit AHKrtuiont in tlio country. NORTHERN GROWN POTATOES-

Best Sorts— Be*t Stock.

BROOM-CORN SEED. FIELD CORN AND OATS. MELON SEEDS, aa well as everything needed for thn Farm aiiti

Garden. Cataloguo boat Free.

J. A. FOOTE, Saedsman TERRE HAUTE, IND. 4k HCMCICi All John w.raoRRls, ntnidSUPD WnslaliiKton, 1». C.

Successfully Prosecutes Claims. I i«te Principal U.S. Pension JBurMii. 13yraiu lout war, liatyudlwuliig claims. atty bIum.

BEniND THE BARS.

Evans and Morrell the Fugitive California Bandits Again in Jail.

Thej SarMnder to the Sherl.T nt VIsalla Without a Fight—The Outlaw* Worn Out.

A VUalla, Cnl., dispatch Fob. 19, says: Chris Evans, the tiain robber and outlaw who escaped from Frcsi» jail a month jiffo, is again in custody. It was discovered Sunday night that he came into Visalia from the mountains with his partner, Edward Morrell, who assisted him to escape from Fresno jail, ar.i that the two men were hidden in Evans's house here.

CHRIS EVANS.

Tliey arrived in town Saturday nfght on foot, having loft a horse :ind cart tied to the fence at the ranch of Elijah Perkins, nrar the stone corrai. As soon as Sheriff Kay was informed of this a posse of liotermined men was quickly gathered and proceeded quietly to Evans's house,which they proceeded to surround and guard until daylight. A great crowd of angry citizens gathered to witness the battle that was expected to take place. At 9:15 Monday morn in?, a messenger was sent to the house with a note from sheriff Kay advising the men to surrender peaceably, and telling them tiiat they wc-.ild certainly be killed or captured that their eseape was impossible. This messenger was compelled enter the house and was hell as a hostage. The messenger was a young man named f'enson. Evans said to him when ho entered: "Ain't you taking great chances? Now you take these pistol: and walk out ahead of us when we get ready to go." The news of Evans' presence at his own homo was given to the oHicers by a man named Brighton, who lired in tho h'iiise and cared for Evans' children. When Evans saw the armed men and noted that Ilrigiiton had not returno 1. ho .utacked .Mrs. Brighton. knocking -rdown and kicking her. telling her lo go t:\j ati.l stay ih TO. lie was only pre\e:it:'d from killing the woman through the intervention of Morrell, who commanded him to desist. The woman was badly injured and in spasms for hours and was badly bruised where kicked. When Evans saw tiie house entirely surrounded he opened negotiations with Kay to surrender, Evans' son carrying the correspondence. Evans agreed to come out if Kay would disperse the crowd. Then Evans came out on the porch unarmed, and Sheriff Kay and Under Sheriff Hall went forward and shook hands with him. The desperadoes had two Winchesters and other arms and plenty of ammunition, and peopie do not understand why they gave up without a light.

Evans looked very thin and pale, as though tie had passed through a severe sickness, but he came in smiling and pleasant as tho:igh ho were holding a matinee. There is great rejoicing at the capture, as many persons had reason to fear hU vengeance for giving information to the oflicers, and there was a general belief that some valuable lives would be lost before he could be captured. They are now safely locked in th county jail, and it is safe to say will not be given many opportunities to escape.

END OF A ROMANCE.

Mrs. ChnjtkaDesertod by IIor Iiifl'an Hasband for a Mora IJuxom Squaw.

Mrs. Chaska, nee Cora Flower, who was married at Cheyenne City agency three years ago to a San tee Sioux named Chaska. or Samuel Campbell, is now living apart from him in a small town in southern Nebraska. Sevoral months ago Chaska and his family went to reside on the Santee reservation, a short distance up the river from Yankton, that they might enjoy the fruits of Chaska's Indianhood. Chaska is a Santee Indian, and in company with his children receives a government subsidy every three months. After two months of life on tho reservation Chaska suddenly disappeared, and it was discovered that he had eloped with a yung and buxom squaw. Mrs. Chaska, after waiting for hi? return for weeks, left the reservation with her half-breed children, vowing she would never Jive with Chaska again, Two weeks after she left Chaska returned to the azency and is now living there with the woman who accompanied him in his elopement.

The Pope celebrated mass at St. Peter'?, Rome, Sunday, in the closing ceremony of his jubilee year. There were 50,000 people present. The entrance of the Pope into the church was announced from the dome by a musical blast from the silver trumpets. The interior of tho vast basilica was elaborately decorated with red and gold hangings and there were four special tribunes or stands erected beside the altar for the diplomatic corps, the Ilomau aristocracy and the heads of the different religious orders. At the conclusion of the mass Leo intoned tho te ileum, which was ehanted by the whole congregation. The Pope then reseated himself in the sedia, and with the tiara on his head bloised tho audience. He then retired into the chapel della pieta amid prolonged cheering.

An ajrial cable lino across tho Tennessee river at Knoxvilie. Te.nn., collapsed, Sunday, carrying down eight persons in tho car that was crossing at tho time. Oliver Ledgerwood. a prominent attorney, was killed. The cable had been partially severed by an unkuown fiend.

Frank Cripe, a !if« prisoner from Elkhart county, was pardoned by Governor Matthews. Monday. Cripo was sent to the northern prison in December, 1833. to serve a life sentence for killing a nffht watchman named Self in a dtunken row in tho town of Elkhart.

Boston Gazette.

^31T

Rheumatism Gout.

Mr. H—: "Now, doctor,' said an old lady somewhat emphatically, "I want you to tell me if you can cure my rheumatism."

Dr. W.—, judging from the tone that evasion was out of the questiofi, thus replied: "Madam, how do you know whether you have rheumatism or gout?" "Well, doctor, what is the difference between them?"

Dr. W.—, with a comical twinkle and solemn countenance—"Madam, rheumatism is the result of original sin: gout is actual transgression."

History does not relate what assist ance the old lady gave the doctor in coming to a definite diagnosis.

A Turkish Jouralist.

A recent arrival in Washington is Mohammed Ubeyd Allah, of Constantinople, one of the most prominent journalist of Turkey, who came to this country at the opening of the World's Fair to edit the Turkish "Chicago Fair Illustrated." Ubeyd Allah has become imbued with a love for popular government and has on foot an idea to disseminate American ideas in his own country. To this end h.e intends to establish a newspaper in New York to be printed in Turkish, intended for circulation in Turkey. Ubeyd Allah is a man of intelligence and learning and has held many important position under the Suitan.

Delightful Mrs. Malaprop. A Washington paper tells of a delightful Mrs. Malaprop, who recently spoke of an invalid daughter as indelicate. Members of her family, she said, are in the habit of riding to Baltimore on communion tickets. Another lady referred one day to a spinal staircase, hearing which, a bright girl remarked: "Perhaps she refers occasionally to nashua of the stomach, and to her sullerings from neurology: and still another once described the visions which she saw while in a state of prance.

The Mu.it Pleasant "Way

Of preventing the grippe, colds, headaches and fevers is to use the liquid laxative remedy Syrup of Figs, whenever the system needs a gent.ile.yet effective cleansing To be benefitted one must get the true, remedy manufactured by tho California Fiir Syrup Co. only. For salo by all druggists in 50c and £1 bottles.

Odd as it rriav Foein, the professional lady-killers seldom sleigh their girls.

j/M-are of Ointments) for Catur.-h that Contain .Vt'ercury. us raeicury wi 1 htm/iy 1 stroy tho senpo of mell au«l c'.mplete.y der ui^o ilu wholti system when nleriu- it t!i"r u! tlio mucous surface. Sucli art cles should v.. be us. il except as prosenptinus from rjput ib'o pliysti-i .ns, us the Jiimage tJmv will 1 is icn-CnM lo th" you po-siUiy ilci ivu from thum Hail's Catarrh Cure, ni titiftured by K. .1.

keuey & Co of

Tole 'o. enjiini no Mt-reury. mid is tukeu i.i urniilly HIH1 acts directly nuo.. th? bloo and inuemis Mirt cos of tlie ffvs'.-ni. In buying nil's Cattirrh Cur- be sire yoit ire' the goMiino It is ti'ki-n in rieill v.mid liiiule iu Toledo, Ohio, by J. lieney fc *fl®~Sold by I»ruifirists. price 75c par bottle.

The fat man who sat down on the sidewalk near James's bank the other morning left his mark on tho community, as it were.

216 BUS. 8 LBS. OATS FROM ONE BITS.

This rcmarkr.: almost unhoarcl-of, v::eld was reported to tuo John A. Su'.,er Seed Co., .LaCrosse, Wis., by I' rank Winter, of Montana, who p.unicd one ishel of Gie N rthern Oats, carofuliy tilled and irri^.ited same, and balio .os that in ItOl he can grow fr nj bus. Great Isorthorn t$ throe hundred bushels. It's a .nder.ul oat.

Voit Will tJiit Tim ft, :ml :Seiul It with

p: stago to tho ab ve firm you

will receive amnio pacxaj^e of above oats and their larm

icc:d

catalogue.

Perhaps they are called crossings because their condition is enough to make people cross.

For the relief and cure of r. cold in the head there is more potency in Ely Cream Balm than in anything else it is possible to prescribe. This preparation has tcr yoars past been mak:i brilliant- success as remedy for cold in the head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in the initial stages of these complaints Cream Balm are vents any serious development of the symptoms. while almost numberless cases are on record of radical cures of chronic catarrh and hay fever after all other treatments have oroved of no avail.

Sampson was the lirst man on rocord to bring down the liouso. No Safer Keuifdy can be had for Cough3 uid Colds, or auy trouble of the Throat, than •Brown's Bronchial Troches." Price 35 cts. sold only in boxes. "How long can a man live without air?" "It depends on the air. Forever, if it's Ta-ra-ra boom-de-aye."

Abraham Linuoln'ii Stories. An illustrated book, unmarred by advertising, containing stories and anecdotes told by Abraham Lincoln, many heretofore unpublished, will be ent free to aay person sending his 3r her address to the Lincoln Tea Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.

There is one thing which the modistes an urge in lavor of the crinoline, and that is that it makes the men keep their listance.

Sliiloh'a Conxuiiiptiou Unri' i" »oll on» guarantor, ft cure!) Incipient ni!iiiplioii- It i* tba bunt Cough Cms. 25c«uti. H1 celitu mi Jfl.OI).

Seo ••'Colchester" Spading Boot ad. la an other column. FITS. All fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's 3reat Nerve Kestorcr. No tits after ttrst day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and $J trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr- Kline, 131 Arch St.. Phila.. Pa-

FREE

FOK ABKJNG. A book that tells

more you want to know about plies and fistula than any you ran buy. Wilson'3 Surgicai Institute, Indianapolis, Ind. .Midwinter Fair Excursion Tickets vlfi l'euufcj'lvania Liiint Go xl Returning

Until July 15tli.

The special low rate excursion tickets to San Francisco, San Die^o. Los Angeles, San Bernardino and other California points, now for sale via Pennsylvania Lines, will bo pood returning until July 15. ltild. Excursionists can select any route from Chicago or St. .Louis. For particulars pleaso apply to nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agents or by addressing F. Van Dusen. Chief Assistant General Passenger Afjent, Pittsburg. Pa. Low Rates to tliu South via Pennsylvania

Lines.

On Feb. 8th, March 8th and April 9tli, londsooUers' excursion tickets will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines to a large number of prominont points in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi. Alabama. Louisiana, Georgia and Florida. Tickets will be tfood returning twenty days from date of sale and will be sold to all applicants at one faro for round trip. FOr details please apply to nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent or nddress F. Van Dusen. Chief Assistant General Pussr nger Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Jjgfxf S

XV,

Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug.

Sparrows Fired the Build in Louisville Courier-Journal.

roWS for days to come. J. he damage

was small, but that was not

of the good intentions Of the featn-

ered interlopers. For auirht any

One knows they may have wished to

burn the whole building, the house-

keeping season being over with them and they little better than feathered vagrants.

How they managed to fire the building is not very clear. Prof. Bartholomew thinks they carried a match in the nest just as they pickup all sorts of other trifles: that it got very dry and was ignited in some mysterious wuy. The woodwork of the cornice was easily set in flames, but it never got much of a start. The fire was discovered by Miss Olive Catlin, on3 of the teachers, and she informed Prof. Bartholomew, who atouce ran upstairs and threw a bucket of water on the blaze.

An Oversight.

There was one oversight at the Great Exposition at Chicago in' not having in full view, by easy arrangement, some comparative vital statistics of our own general health as compared with other nations, and of our scientific facilities for the relief of human suffering. Then it would have appeared how much we are misrepresented and how,even in all those minor ills which beset mankind, we are masters of cure and alleviation. In the line of general ailments which all nations have in common, such as rheumatic or neuralgic afflictions, there is no prompt and permanent cure in the world the equal of what we could have shown. St. Jacobs Oil, for instance, for this purpose, would have taken any premium that might have been offered. 3t has done so at many of the great fairs of the world. As for the ordinary casualties of every-dav, busy life such as sprains, bruises, burns, wounds or cuts, of course it is well known as the superior remedy of the age. Perhaps doctors disagree, but the people are never mistaken in knowing what is best.

Metaphorically spa.-ikin j, it is thft theatrical manager who hitches his wagon to a star.

K. Atobertaon.

Heartburn Indigestion Distress in tho stomach, etc..made me unhappy. Hood's Sarsaparilla gave mo an appetite, assisted digestion, overcame my stomach trouble and I be^an to grow fat. Less than three bottle's of Hood's restorod mo to health." W. E. ROBERTSON, St. I.ouia Grocer and General Moruhant, St. Louis, Mo.

After Diphtheria,

When our boy was very weak and poor in flesh he had malaria fever and disordered liver. Hood's Sarsaparilla did him a great deal of good. Ho regained strength and flesh and is now well." Mns. G. W. MARLETT.Carrollton.Ky.

Hood's5^'Cures

HOOD 'a Pills

ABSOLUTELY PURE

A pair Of English sparrows which failing to do this fall short of producing the esbuilt their untidy nest in a cornice sential of their quietude-vigor. And while in ., ,, extreme cases—and these only—of nervous irof the Girls high school were the rotation such drugs may be advisable, their frcindirect causes of some excitement quent use is highly prejudicial to the delicate organism upon which they act. and in order to and of a lire, about which the bright I renew their quieting effect increased and danfaced nunils will out-chatter the soar- gerous doses eventually become necessary, idteu puuus win uuiuid,uu uic oyai

cure all Liver Ills. Bilious

ness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache. 25c.

Ely's Cream Balin

aUICKLY CURES

COLD

Apply Balm Into each noatrll. ELYBK03., 66Warren St. .N.Y.

BlE'AE't'ESft IIEA9 CORES Pby PccLVilavteibl*EarCnshl ru. WbI«p«rahcariL SiieecnfTil whn all r*n'dlcBfall. SoM pnrp lorV.Hiaoox.SSSB,wy.N.Y. V'riU forsook of prooftr* :llfc

Blooded Cattle, Shoep, TTo^t. roultry, Hpon iutc Dozt. Semi stamps for caraloKuex. X. 1*. Boyer & Co.. CwitetTllle, Fa.

t-N.U. D—04 INOr*LS

•WWI

Consumptives

and people I

who

have weak lun«s or Asth* air., should use Piso'sCure for Consuniptloii. It has

enred

thonsands.

It bit) not injur-

eil one. It is not bud to tas*. It is the best cough syrup. Sold everywhere. Soc.

Barloy

000 Howes

PER BR1

£7,

and to know 11 tiiey fr •ement of

iSSg*

Baking

Brace tlie Nerves.

Sedatives and opiates won't do it. These nervines do not make the nerves strong, and

Hostetter

stomach Bitters is an efficient sub-

Stitute for such pernicious drugs. It quiets the

because nerves by bracing toning, strengthening them.

., ,, ,, The ccunection*between weakness of the nerv-

ous system and that of the organs of digestion

strong and sympathetic link The Bitters

,.K -i I by imparting a healthful impulse to the diges-i

tive and assimilating functions. promotes

throughout the whole system a vigor ill which

the nerves come in for a large share. Use the Bitters in malaria, constipation, bilious and kidney trouble.

On t.he roll of fame: The champion wheelman. ASTHMATIC TROUBLES and Soreness of tho Lungs or Throat :ire usually overcome by Dr. L». Jayne's Expectorant—a sura curative for Colds.

Onions are healthy, on leaks.

pain

and

derby mail. Postage free. You can pet the best bargains of dealers who push our sboes.

LMtSJ

lieadlns College of SSailneiM SHiortband. Bryant & Stratton. Established 1830. Whaa Block. Elevator day and nieht. 10,000 former students holding paying positions. Widely known. Our endorsement patsport to best situations. Great railroad, manufacturing »d commercial center. Cheap bairdliif. Larsefacul-

Individual Indirection byoxperta. Easy paymentm

ty. In Enter logue

iter now. Write today for Eleeunt Descriptive Cataand Paper free. Address HEER

WALTER BAKER & CO. COCOA and CHOCOLATE

-"nothers^Frleod

A remedy which, if used as directed a few weeks before confinement, robs it of its Pain, Horror and Risk to Life of both mother and child, as thousands who have used it testify.

I used two bottle md wish every woman who has to pnss through the ordeal of chi d-birth know if they use 'MOTHERS' FRIEND' for a few weeks it will rob con-

Highest Awards (iSdals and Diplomat) World's Columbian Sgi Exposition.

which will bo fan ml

i^cueaioe

Is tho simplest and most parioct Sel*-Kcgulating Incuaaior on tho market, and wo manufacture tho only solf-rcgulat* iug Brooc'or in America.

4*.S0.

CURED

NO PAT.

KI-SOL-SE,

An Infallible Cure for Epilepsy, Con vulsions and all falling diseases. The only remedy with a positivo guarantee of no cure no pay. Call on or write

KI-SOL-SE REMEDY CO., Id Virginia Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.

BUSINESS

Indianapolis BNIVEKIT

fit

FItETTIEST BOOK ("jOffff Ii

0* mm mm sr% cheap as dirt

CrRT^fel byoz. and lb.

Chmp, pure, beH. 1,000.000

ItMntifnl Illnrtrated Catalogue I roc. at. U. SIIUMWAV, KuuUlurd. 11L

AfiEmS MflKE ss7 Day

Mkd Pl&iita. S3 pkffs.

wrllcst

OSBORN.

extras.

Utensil invented.

5e?TrRn!^TsTauMiJoTninniouse. S:implcpost paid,flvecenU.FORSHEE AM AKIN Clnoinnati.O

1ATENTS and PENSIONS Secured. No advance fee. Fitzgerald A: Co., "sathund G," Washington, D. C.

Vegetable* oecds, cnoTigli for

paid f»r fil.M. 18 pkcSs lato Vesetableffocda.Say. our Orc«t Northern Oar* yielded216bORh. from o.i*busb. sownl DWyeueverhonrths !I!«ef Plcsr. of mtaluirue free npott receipt

inttxtcn, post

In fttampt. jo Firm Seed rimiiJm iOc, With

i«. «s^. Onr rroRt entalomte. ISA HAcr^^a for pngtfftrre. write tCHlay.

-J9HN AiSALZfR 5EED LACR95SE. WIS.

On the following srtlclat namely:

BREAKFAST COCOA, PPiLHIl'm Xo. 1 C1I&C0LSTE, GERMAN SWEET CHOCOLATE, VANILLA CHOCOLATE, COCCI BUTTER,

For "purity of materlal.""cxcelleiii flavor." mid "uniform even cuiupogluou."

SOLD BY CROCER8 EVERYWHEllitte

WALTER BAKER & CO., DORCHESTER, MASS.

Plumbers pet fat

•'Ah! Tom, there is no greater charm than a peach-bloom complexion, such as tue .vu..ii.c lady had we heard extolling Giouu's &u!pilar Uuap."

Dealers in lard ousht to have no difficulty iu rendering their accounts.

gjjpTiM®

of 'Mothers' Friexd' with MARVELOUS RESULTS,

st.-Jfi-/ ing

child.—Mns.

and

SAM

Book to Mothers mailed free containing voluntary testimonials. Si (Sent bv express, charges prepaid on of price, $1 £0 per tattle. Sold by ail Dru-gi.ota. JiKAr-l' lELO Ki'XJ L'LATuli Co., ATLANTA, GA.

Llii

To the farmer that trrows the test 10 Ear3 of Corn, either Dunpans White Prolific or Rile &

thev can't raise anything. Just think: for 10 or 15 cts per acre you can buy now sce3 and raii( 75 'to 100 Bushels per aire. Any one who buys a peck or more of torn can compete for Cash Frize. All corn must be at our store byOcto' er loth. 1?!H. apcl where the corn is sent Sf Express the charges must to prcpuid by sender. No ones corn will te known to the Judges, a-a the decision will be made in all fairness and by competent Judtres who nre !». W. Dungan a jj

half bu. J1.-J0: 1 bu. 52.50: tag. 2 bu. -f 25: in clul of 10 li'u. and'over, 22.00 per bu. Order now. a send us your garden seed order witli corn. Address ,|

The Huntington Seed Co."

E. Washington St. Indianapolis, Ind.

W. L. DOUGI.Ali

W*I-"Douglas

[equals custom work, costing from ^4 t« $6, best value for the money in the world. Name and price istatnpcd on the bottom. Kver pair warranted. ke no substi lute. See local papers for full description of our complete cs for ladies and gentlemen or send for

11.

lustra ted Catalogue

AILTNS

fflKE

THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND NCW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. doctor says it acts gently on tlio stomach, liver and kidnevs. and is a plensant laxative. 'Jt'hia drink is znade from herbs, and is prepared for un as easily aa tea. It ia called

LABI'S MEDICINE

All drusreistssell ita£50c.and$l apacicage. If yo» cannot get it. semi vour address for a free sample. I/.ipeN Family ^ipriioine moves the bowel* ii no is AidfeasUilATUii. 1'. V.

WHO ARE FOR THE FIRST TIME TO UNDERGO. WOMAN'S SEVEREST TRIAL,

WE OFFER

cr and

insure safety to life of mother

HAMILTON, Eureka Springs, Ark. •_

A-rsrv-v-u

J2.00: 1 bog

Pock, 85c: or

A co:^pIct»««t ci our 13 8rtveTti«t»Bients, of which tbs worth $25, And wo «U1 nUovr yuit flint Mimnat ft in the foil'Mvime war:

if sent in all at one time by a

ular sKbtrriber to this pane*- immediately offr*- th float one peartogelhtt- teifh tks haw a*d rnddresa of bctft *vhset and fxtnor. find drtt*i of pa'ter# from whirh thru a\t c?ip

WB WILL AI,L»V VOI' 'i'OM AUU THE l'( KCIU8K S)XR OK «ni SEW, LAttflK SKK, ALL hTKKl. I'ttl) ITf WUKTII Only one Kcod Cutter to any one person.

Tlii* imkes tl cwsh pi-yni'-u.'

iiilj

$t5f(.r thi- FtclCa.

miliar rtiui

Circulars froo. Address

tither tinsle or ionhU trmv.

GEO. W. MURPHY CO.

ASTHMA xxuR'tjw CURED. POPHAM'8 ASTB1IA SPECIFIC Oire» Relief in Fin Uiziiitcf. Trill Package «cnt KKEE. Sold bv DruK-| [Xi*t«. One Box cent po» -roid on re-1 I ceir'of |1.00. Bix Boxei,

orior tu mix now in use

Aormotor wavto nnvfUiii^ in exiateii'-. wlien it flit

e\t\

siiape

Uirx

Add.

Thos.Popham.Phila.Pal

A|i)I*«

and will drive frojn tho Hei.1 all con chtorv an.i tnkf null tlietra loin !•'.•«) Cistlfrs tlio /eimotor, tlie Acrnu lor !, Fixed mid Stool Tilti.iu Tower liav. in tt inilniilN and Towel

Tlio tjlent which tlie Aermnlor r^irjiiiny Han sHowu in in*. rdvolut'Onming, nettinic antl ItoUiiuir the wii'droill liow of the world.

**e turneil lo ninny in the ngriciili

iui}»lentont huo anJ it |»ro)»v.cs sliow tvhal »t can lo l-jr t»

up a number of urticles, uiftkiuj I hem

steel* lid

ataKiuplo str*.-ko, w»j»

Uone

the

of tUo Wm.liuill MeelT.»wer, and il picpotM

thoni rtt »lueel i'ri -c. This Pnml Cutter.

t*r

t»t*i

i-Z

»h* f-retent. vill '•ftH ftimiRlM.:

tho terms. TfJTJSB TFTWS TO THIS S£»1K i:l ADVKUTISR3IE.NTS A C.tftU VALTE OK $2*. shall o^ier article* for which no u-ill accent these ndTertI.^einew lingle copies of the«u. in i«rf pa$rmont. One tvill bo Hand Truck, iu whiith we f**el a nride in showing skill ai revisers an-l i»npr*«vors of staple articles. The requiromeut vvilia this will l.e ridiculously small.

The third ftilverti^ement iu ihisneiies iviU how ^Stet culxr Suw aud Frame, f«T faria sod sawyers* nse.

PKKKHT I'OLK 8AW WITH FtltFECT SAFK1Y 6U auil runs wiili vary much less |nnver than ordinary mwi and Ii.k a be»ter saw. THIS $40 SAWrv-

6tVG!f FOtt $l& AN0

CLIPPED AS ABOVE 07 ADVW& IE.1T Ku. 2. Tu localities whore we eaa ire are going MS

I offers to accept Copies ef theM a:! isemeuts iu p.ut payment for WladrN If you have any thought of usieg ai. "i ttus year

write us nt once,

at£,

you think you u-ilt ueeil.wfc Piunping or (»04ie«t, and if tglf we will make yo«t liber* past year, though mparalleied tliianrialf tur4uee and buslnef ^preiwion was one i»f .prosperity te tU# iitttor Co* Th» s.v: that the Aerf

Co, in ilii[ .six y«»n

'•mi

to Oaei lis IVi

Oeanded-^ret its henellt C' brought to its ott enormous vol.bHsiHess. Kven at, t'^ lorr tKices at whietii

Windmills ainV

Towwrs, Miaile

tho

manner, of th^ m»st perf«V toriid, ati4 eAi,VAMI2SI-A COn!»M'/NOf,

Ttli'8 PEKFI

PROI'lX'llJiU EtSK* rpuiKH TUK UlUTALv it is possible to

cents

m««|

«»eli

outftt» and theso few

cn ii»e oiaoruious uuiuber of euilita are sat^fiicto-y ta the AermuWr .. which dorivetl woi* pleasure from llie service it bs deredagreat uti'iiber of ,|*e«ple s»*d from tiu tt ta'e.« iu dtuug well whatever it put*

its

hai

than from the tuuoey it makes from its enterprise. This year, because it buys its material inoie cheaply a, peels aia eiiormnu* increase iu its cwr «ro*.'inc btiMiy olfsr« lis patrons a va«tloeres«e in Iho quatitlly and «|Mt material emplojed la the euRvtrHctiua ollt« Steel Toner» accompanying diayratn, 21*2x2 1*2 tliows the Mitalltst that will used it inthecwuer povis of Towers. ef the 8 ft. wheel. For the

Irt

ft. we

4 A. 1h«mmid»

c.f Angles for Tower*, eold-ri»lle«l and very stmigbt ao«l I are now being delivered at our works* Others Mho few tens, aud therefore* year'* supply, of 2x2 art*1o they are using for 10»ft., «ud even for 12 ft hef read this paragraph with surprise and sorrow, sin^o wo h* previously given them any information concerning-ft will use for 94.

Tlio AermoUr Co. proposes to distribute 9300 IU tU PIIIXKH for tho best essnys written ty the wife, son or di of a farmer or o*er of awitidmilt. answering tbeqi "WIIY 9UOULD

I V9E

AN AHr.lOTOIl ?M Tor coiiditi

eompatUion and amounts and numbers of prizes fend. ticuUrsto the Aonnotor Co., Chicago, or tt* its branob*lj[ Franemeo, Ratisas Cirv, Liucofn. Neb., Sioux City/low? nearolis* Buff »io. tr €5 Park Pluce. N-w York City.' Aeft Putnping and Oearel same ptiee,

All

Htoel,

all

Oalvatils^

Completion, delivered freo on cats at ChtCAgo and ibtj any ona, anywherg at tbe f«d:«»wtue imces* 8-ft, 12-ft. SCO. 16-t. ti