Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 42, Number 29, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 March 1900 — Page 3

IN IT.

CROP THAT PAYS WELL

THERK'S MONEY

i .. mmm 9am Must i'roiiiii- Pw4 f e 9aya jmrt't (Irrupallui.

Toniiito glOwlOf ne of t In- most rofliable line" fr t li- purthur unl track htwr. Hi jmHA mimrmrmMf t irt unistaiu-i s raup from L'50

;, i;i bushels rr acrr. i " "

l,c UN for ritniiiiitr. iuuhiuk and win.-, ami thf refuse may bt :.t.,l)lv fed to poult rv

manv ;iru-lii'n, uui tne

run MP jii i

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tin- Sterne

! vir nlauti I an

and Canada Victor. The plants may be jfrown in hot ueJ cold frames or out

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A TOMATO THELI.IS. of doors. For IWll OfOf I pr. f. r to burn a brush bäaf) MMN U' plant bed is to be, then tiiir up with a inattoc-k, working in all the ashes while warm, ami sowing the seed in early spring. Tin- bed is well raked, thoroughly fllinnd ami eovered with brush. This makes an ideal bed where the plants mm stocky and form good roots. Transplanting is best done with a dibble. Utting the plants on the west side of the furrows running north and south. If young plants are watered too Modi h will not grow thrifty and nre mote liable to blight. When th plants get about one foot Ugh they Fliould be trellised by ilrhintr staken nur lach bill or putting them offal to 12 feet spart and tying with binding twine. Ameriean Airrieiilturist. ARE GOOD MEDICINES. Han) ritrlnblr Krtilt Ar Mure l'.llloiieliiu Itrnndlea Tlinn limit tort- ' nnipiiuntla.

We take the following from an address delivered by L II. ( alb. way before the Illinois llortieult ural society, as published in the Nntional ICural. We can voueh for ninny of these vegetable remedies as being pitte us eflieaetoas ami much more pleasant to tnlm than ISVR prescription f t n given by physicians, and some day we may adil others to the list here given:

"Honey is wholesome, strengthening, purifying, healing and nourishing. I liave reference to the kind made by bees not the glurose kind. Person raftering from rheumatism, nervous diseases and nervous dyspepsia should pa! celery a:id turnips. Onions are a 1inost the best nervine known, anil will quickly relieve and tone up a worn-out yatM and are bem ticial in cases of coughs, colils, influenza, scurvy and Iimt complains. lettuce eaten by tliose who suffer from insomnia is beneficial. Let those who need iron for a tonic eat ..pinaeh. and let the drug (iron) nlone. Persons fufferin,? from gravel should eat onions and spinach. Carrots should be eaten by those who have asthma. Let thOM who need increased perspiration to relieve overworked kidneys and lungs eat asparagus. Cranberries are proper diet for those suffering from erysipelas. They should also be applied ex ternally. Lemons sati.-fy and cool the thirst in fever. Klacklwrric s are a tonic. Blackberry cordial is the pvoper remedy for diarrhea. Persons who are bilious, who have indigestion and dvspepsia. conditions for which calmiel is usually prescribed, rhould lft

ih' calomel alone and eat freely of ripe tomatoes. Let those who hav rheumatism and need an aperient eat pi' -plant. The apple, excelling other fruits in phosphoric neid, is an excellent brain food. It is aperient and diuretic, and hence obviates indigestion and dyspepsia at.d assists kidnt v secretion and prevents gravid. It 1 ans the mouth. Let persons who use drags classed as aperients and laxatiet - and cathartics stop their use ami at freely of apples, tics, bananas, pieplant, tomatoes, onions, si rawberries, raspberries and blackberries. Wising Keriiarnr I'.mnlalnn. Many speak of the emulsion as 1 1 i i b l c some to make. 1 fltnl it very easy bv the foUowinC method: A bar

"f common washing soap is dissolved in i quart of wütet and slloww4 to boil, then two quarts of kerosene are added to ihe boiling BOOp, This is churned. W bile hot. w i tti a rewd ing egg leater: I (on e p imp would OS better, pv ! tin not ow n one. and I beater answers very sell. When the emulsion is properly tade it will come like butter, so thick that the beater will not work. A pint f the thick emulsion is diluted with ttgbt quarts of water, making a liquid resembling skim milk in color but iiosely related to kerosene in otlor. V iek's Magazine. 1. nh an er nlne uf Farm. Goad roads, l'ke pood streets, make habitation along them most desirable; Ibej eeononüac time and force in transimitation Of products, reduce wear und ear on horses-, harness anl v hides, lid enhance the value of real estate. They mlat the value of farm lamis nnd farm product: . and tend to buaotifjr the country through which thev pass; they facilitat rural mail delivery, nnd re a potent OM to education, religion ind sociability. ( harlea Sumner ones aid: 'The n.ad and the schooitusjetef re the two most important agents la d am. ing cifiliaation."

Warm I'ruprrl? I ulil.m. d a era Arm ail out.. i.. Will Btva l.mrrlIrul Muifi Itt-larns. When s pood yield and ipiantlty raa e secured, there ure few crop that give a better return than onions. One idvautage with them is tliut they can be marketed as soon as matured, or they can be stored and kept to Ik marketed w heuever desired. In growing onions ..icei ssfully, it is taanllal to have good seed, to sow early, to have a rich soil, prepared in a fine tilth and to give thorough cultivation in good season. A failure in any DUe of these will often so affect the yield or quality of the crop as to determine the question of prolit or loss. It is an exceptional ease to tinil a soil that is naturally rich enough to make a good crop of onions without the addition of some manure or fer

tilizer; on the other I. ami. it is aii -aaptioa to find a soil too rich. The onion is a gros., fu der. A very heuvy dressing of coarse, fresh manure could be given and incorporated with the soil with profit, were it not that in

most cast's this kind of fertiliser contains so many weed seeds as greatly to Increase the labor of clean cultivation. On this account, so far as is possible, w-.iJ.Jtr.ai ., .... a Id )mtaking care to thoroughly incorpora'e it with the soil on the surface. Wood ashes are one of the i-st fertilizers for this crop, and if there is not lOlUgll of well-rotted stable manure available, commercial fertilizers can often be used to a good aihantage. Onions grow so near the surface that

the manure should be applied ami

worked in the surface, and for that reason top dressing after plowing will generally be the l est plan. One advantage with niions is that they may be grown on the same land for several years without hang- if liloral manuring is done, nnd if el - in cultivation is gien the first year this will be found quite an item. The very frst favorable opportunity in the spring should be taken advantage of to prepare the ground and sow the seed as earliness is an important item. The soil should be prepared in a 4inc tilth. A better germination of the seed nnd i more vigorous start to grow will le ecured while the cultivation can be

.'ommeneed earlier and clean cult ia-ti-n Ik" given with less labor if care is taken to have the soil thoroughly prepared in a good tilth before the set-d is sown. Mark out the roWi ten or twelve inches apart. If the drill is used it will mark them out. sow the set d and cover ail at once. One advantage in usiiu' the drill is that the seed will be distributed in the drill rows more evenly tnd be eovered at a more uniform depth. It is beat to use plenty of seed o as to secure a good stand of plants. It is better to thin out then to replant. ie clean cultivation from the start, keeping the soil in good tilth until the crop is mutured. St. Louis Kepublic.

TO IMPROVE ARMY STAFP. rWorts to IU Made to Faaa Hill la t uutfrr BS Thai V III I Wrrj IUI featluB of Srrrrlarj Muol. Efforts will be made at this sessioa of congress to enact legislatiou providing for improvements in the staff of

the army on the line recommended by becretary Hoot in his annual report (ien. Hull, chairman of the house military affairs committee, had a lougcon

ference with Secretary Loo: ml the

baieau chiefs of the ; artment in re

Van! to a bill which is being prepared

with this end in view. The recomnietidations made by Secretary Koot are in substance that an army W r eollepe be established, composed of the heads of the staff departments and a numlter of competent officers of high rank to be detailed for service in the college for limited peri. -1,. mi that, while the college shall b continuous in records, character and performance, it will gradually change in its personnel. Any ofliecr of the army below the rank of a field officer, not already a graduate of one of the service schools.

should be detailed for a fixed period to receive instructions at this college

in the science of war. including the

duties of the staff and all matters per

taining to national defense. All staff

appointments other than medical are recommended to be made from the line

of the arniT for a period of four or

five years, the holder to return to the

line at the end of that period, and not

be eligible to reappointment until after at least one year's service in the line. AH selections of candidates for ap pointtnents and promotions in the staff nnd line should tie made by loards of officers appointed for that purpose upon an examination and estimate of the ffieiem-v records.

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coffee st sieht. K spoils their sleep. Ys esa dr.tk OrsiaJ s hea ysa please sad Sassp like s top. For Orsta-O does not stimulate; it aoartnae. cheers sad fsads. Yet it looks sad tsiAes hk the best coffee For nennua

atnoas. yui.c -l'-r nl ronuren nr.n v

0lO HewarO in. Tb leaders oi tlus psper will be pi

to lesrs tust there is l least one ciiauss I ipawa Ibal .race has beea shie to cure is k i it stage, and that is Catarrh. Hall c ( itarrh Cute M th oaly positiv care k&own to toe medical fraternity. Catarrh being s constitutional disease, require a e&titutioasl treatment. lU'.l'e titrrh Cure I taken interaslly, acting direct.

....... ik. I.'.ul . A mu. uui lurlares OI tl.e

vtem. thereby detroyinc the ioaadatioa Fart ia Phyio'ags -Thejr say S man of the dteae. and giving the patient o turatpsle whes aegeusssdu the Bu.t

'.renc: :h bv t ui.ding up IB coast. iui.-jd sn Mmins. m

aanstins- nature in djing tU work. The hu i svred near.)

nroonetors have so much faith ia it cur put

live Dower that they offer Oa

MY BEAUTIFUL BABY BOY

.: Happy by Ljdta sV V rentable I'ompuaml

to wiio Now awno

tb irf. t di.uk. Made from pure craias

Get aftnttga fron y ur grixer to-day. Try it ia place of coffee li sad 25c.

Hundred

ars lor say rase iuai a iu w

nd for ht of testiavoaial. Add res F. J. Ch ory 4 Co, Toledo, O. Sold bv Dnscxist. 75c.

Hall's Family Pdi are the

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u: ot bl tMMlU Will

an awful tiht." India &4po..s Jwur

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V. P. charv of

N iv Tranclalliia

A clergytnan rnter.ng upon

a Lew .iving not tar I ruin iaaon resoivea to i

invite all his psmhoaers to an "at a me ' :n

order to make their acquaintance, and ac eordtagly sect out cards to that effect. A I

di:nct visitor ca . ng at oae ot the bosses was at once accosted in thi way: "Oh. mias, I have been wanting so much to see yon. for

my neighbor and 1 nave gt an invitation -

rand, but we are so puxx.ee about the I oar big letter in the corner. She say they mean: 'Reply soon, virtual provided.' bat

now you will be ab.e to tea a. CL.tago Cbraaieta.

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Tmm Caa All' T-Hm 1 H i K. Write tu liy t. Alien 8 Olmsted. Leroy, Jl Y , fr a nUUE auiule of AJleo' r ootKaae, s powder to shake into voar shoes. It cures cm.biaina, sweatinr. dam;, swoliea, aching feet- It makes New r t.ifbt shoes say. A certain cure for Crns snd liuakiaa AL druxnsu sa J sboc stores ssll m ÄC.

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Plumber-So loar , I'm off to lay a p p. Po: Wall, giHsJby, I d off to pips lay. Syracuse Herald.

"I woe t say that I'm proof again temp tatioD." satd the peacefu. ritixen; "but I'm blest if I aonidn't rather be right than be psjOBOnral Keti-aiy Puk. M.sKtii ann i kii

Ar tb Wo I Diuii'MMt Muni lis

th Var In lb North

X.-r. hov." aid the Sundar school- lB th South iLev are the i.Ieaeante-t snd

tescber. "onr lesson to dsy tesche sa that 1 mrt sareeat4 The trees sad shrub put if we are good while here oa earth, when forth their bads snd flower; ssrly veg-

die we will go to S place ot ver.at.ng nable and fruit are re.-.iy f.r eatin ami

in fa-t sll DStun eri to have krel from its winter sleep. TheLouisvüleA Nu-:, ville Railroad Company reaches the Uaxden

childlcHv

re J& m

Mi h&m

we die we

ever tin blister." replied a smal. boy at

the foot of the class. onkers Statesman.

But. uppose we are bad. then what es of uf" "We ll go to a p ace oi

MISS ASTOR'S SUITOR IN WAR.

Voonar Hake of llmbarihr DitlB alahe Himirlf I adrr l.rn. Krearh in Snath Afriea.

SpoU of the South, and will on the first snd third Tuedav of Man h and Atiril sell

round-trip tickets to all principal towns in Tennemec. Alahama.tieoreisand et Vorida st simot half rates Write forparticu lar of excursion to P Sid Jones. D. P. A., in charge of Immigration. Birmingham. Ala . or Uao Y. Hoixer. D P A St Louis, Mo.

of "rsiurt Deck.

The bos dynamiters of Japan are Pak Ki Yack. Pak Cbucg Vutg and Pak Yung Hvo. and they are a very bad tack. Balti

iicra.d.

The Pest Prescription for Chills

and Fever is a bottle of Grove's Tsststess Chili. Toxic. It: simt'lviroaandquiniwin

atasteiesslorm. r o cure no pay.

I quinine in Pncc,jüc.

The above irostration hows one of the ' aammoth build. ng occupied by the great Sill Order House of the John M. Snyth Compacv of Chicago. ' far one-third of a century t an Company , V bm in bninf-' IW rniag :n a smad

way. thev uip.ied their neighbors ia the near by "town, each year widening their A V..- mr nn Jüm n.r rc La Ed ISC ill-

cfi-tinpuisliinp . to lM Cl,n,Umer at wt.o.esa.e prices

throughout the United State. Some years ago they began supplying their customers w-.th an illustrated catalogne. As the business expanded they were obliged to increase the size of this cata- true, until to-day it exceeda 1.000 illustrated page, quoting the lowest wholesale nm on evervth.r.s to Fat. Wear and I e.

By a superior process of color photography

ot i neir gooos ic caur!

bnmrc out the rich cc-.or va.oe ot

The younp duke of Hoxburghe. a cup tain in the Blues, is nr.id to be a suitor for the hand of i'auline Ar-tor, daughter of W iliiatn Waldorf Ator.

'l"he duke has been

himself under den. French at Kensburg. A letter from a (luard's private contains a thrilling account of how a mall tiarty of OonTWa as surprised by the Boers, "who rained bullets and shells upon us. We had orders to re t;re. All of us were dismounted.

"When vv- reached t he bottom of the they illustrate ma . ... , mm -. . i I flwt'stra hnrnTP I

Ml Isome nejraiiopeinin v. nn m nurse. , ""fT r . . ...... I r m .rrta dpiTr.fi. ana ine .a. CSC

Tbt auring w:iR itinfr thick and I jffn. u, . i ,urf. etc . thus enabling

thoiu'lit mv last dav had come, for I the customer hundreds of allies dit ant

saw no rance of escaping aliie. Hut

No matter what jb it i. there is always somebody who wasia it. Wasbiagtoa (is.) Democrat. To Care m told la Onr Day

Take Laxative Broroo Quinine Tablets, druggists refund money if it tails tocure.

Some men seed t jam locks on theih inatioB. Chicago Dispatch.

All

Weak Women riakl.aiu'

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thikdrea. "I)r..n Mb. Pixanan- It wan my ardent desire to have a child. 1 had been married three years and wa

so wrote to you to find out

the reason. After following your kind advice and taking l.ydia

E. hukham s table Compound. 1 becanie the iimthcraf

a Ix auti' il b.ibjy boy, the joy of our home. He is n fat. healthy twiby.

thanks to your medicine " Mus. M INDA Kink iE, Roseoc,

N. Y. From Grateful Mrs. Lane "Pkaii Miuv I15KIIAW : I wrote you a let-t-r s ii.. ! .:ue

go. stating my case to you. "I bad pains tlimuph my bowcht, headache, and backaibc, felt tired and sleepy all the time, was troubled with the whites. I followed your advice. t'k your Vegetable impound, and it did m' l-'t.s of good. I now have a baby girl. I certainly believc I would have misearried had in not lieen for Lydia E. I'iukham's Vcgetable Compound. 1 had a very easy time ; was sick only a short time. I think yiuir medicine ia a godsend t women in the condition in which I was. 1 recommend it to all as the best medicine for women." Mua. MauT Lane, Covtee, Tenn. W. L. DOUGLAS

S3 & 3. SO SHOES ffiVfiE

.VVDrtn S4 to occrpaiea

witn otner mines.

t iii i br oer

i,'o - .ocx wearer

T7r qrnuitimt have V. L. I

Ihiufln' eame and rrire I

fainpl ofl botton. iake no aubtt.tute iiaiased to be

a rood. Your dlr

JaaM keen the it.

Bat. we vui M-i4a pan'

nn rrretnt of Brie arvl IV

ntra lor camajte Stale kind of lea'ls,

ant i i i ' ii'' loe C-al ire.

m i mi

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E-3ckt3S, Mas.

I cancel apeak too highly of Piso's Cure for Confumftioa. Mr. Frank Mobbs, '215 W. d St . Sew York. Oct. 2, MM. A bit-or-mis ril-cy usually has few striking features. Cnuago Dispatch.

IT TN" AM FADKLK-- 1 spot, streak or give your got dyed appearance. Sold by sll

!ati do not an unevenly

"...T . L SHOE CO

akja .' J

Stf. v-sa.

the duke of Uoxburghe came back for me and I rode be hind hirn into safety. "I owe mv life to him."

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select good at hi own nrc-fide. knowing by the dt;nptioi!. illustration and price the ea of goods he may expect.

This feature of their business is becoming

Xo p'ee is so some loafers. XV

is that it ha not n i la.) Democrat.

HANDY CONTRIVANCE.

Ohio farmer I". pin In llnw He DtawS Ualrr nnd llrlnax It In In Ihe House.

With a view to having good water and plenty of it. the past summer. I built two cisterns of about 12o barrel -npacity each one for general afcOOM use. the other for drinking alone. The acconinnnv ing cut will explain itself. We have used this plan for about eight weeks and it has proved very satisfactory. We use a good suction pump, so constructed that you can (by using a set screw) turn the handle any

Hy men' Knot Tied ia a Tree. A Ixvuisville bride bail eculiar no lions about weddings and he had made up her mind to have her marriage different from the ordinary ceremonial. There were to lie no at tendants except the maid of honor, the bride's sister, and at the appointed hour the faniilj congregated alout a large gnarly tree the oldest growing on the countr place where the alfresco service was 1 1 take place. At the same time the bfifjl and groom, maid of honor and t'e clergyman cam? from the house, and when they reached the tree tbey climlied it and the ceremony was performed amid the foiiage of the lower branches.

n. : - and more popular each year, for it not ) f 1 1 1 9 W on'y save A

long sad

& i, .pr-r, -jo -- i rn ( 8 A ) ( c )

ot Appreciated. An Indiana paper, in reply to a cur respondent, says it - cannot spare space to print The Vampire " This, fay tbe Chicago Times-Herald, is probably the bitterest of all the doses that k"V ling's admirers have been called n bi swnllow.

Dr.AWINC, WATER FI'.OM CMTKKNa way von Wattti H) MMM of a turncock in the nozzle of the pump you can stop the dripping immediately, when you step pumping, which is very essential where you luoe a pump in the kitchen, as it saves the use of a jar or waste pie. When you want to draw water from ane cistern, all you have to do is to open the brass globe valve that is on line of pipe leading to that cistern and close the other one. and vice versa. We used IVi-'meh galvanized iron pipe. Hy this system you can locate your cisterns anywhere you wish, th.n brinir the pipe - .lixliTcrnuiid. as shown incut (so ns to be out of reach of frost I to a point tinder the kitchen floor, then up. and connect to pump. O. i. Cross, in Ohio Farmer.

CATTT.r. I'l 'l T N H.oi R

win. v r

THE MARKETS.

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hangln Breed asd t rop. The farmer who is continually changing his breeds of stock or Iiis favorite crops ia very seldom a money maker. lie is apt to find out tlmt he made the change just a little too lute. He sees some one making money on beef cattle, and lie abandons dairy farming to breed fat cattle, only to loan that he ought to have bred hogs. He tries hogs, and becomes convinced that i heep are more profitable. lie give up a crop he knows how to crow to tnke up some stcrialty that his neichlHir has found a profitable e.ne, a!.l .i few oata1 . ritnao teache him fniw to prow it. but it also teaches hi in that lie could have bong-ht his exweriON OWOb cheaper. We do not mean thai a man should not Change his brOOOa of stock, his crops or his methBOs of farming, but he will do well to

make his ebragea gradunlly, nnd not part with good thing every time he thinks anyone else ha a better thing. American Cultivator.

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CAI.VK n-r iwi Ilm i-'.ilr ! 'hil tin.i.r i air to Cnan 1 U i i; I al. nts in. w i Ult.er i;r.iile WHEAT N - Ke. int-r COltK No. 2 UATat- No. 2 Jt K- -No. 2 Tut AtVO- t-ues I .il Hurley

HAT Clear Tlnwsta n-s i wi i , i -r i.k ."i. li nt? i; l;.i N Ch al Klb K Fresh li .KK--Sl.in.luo!atfeMhew II iSJ

1. Vlll 1'iaii. tsu-am I'llll AIM

C ATT I.K SV.tlve Sleer.. 1Iik;j Knir ti I'hoh-e . .. BMKKF- Fair l.i 'Ixdce.. I l.i il K W iiili-r I'atent SprttiK I'atent. WHEAT-No i Kpnns N . 2 Ued

COHN No. 2 HATS- N- : l'i Ht K Mess

KANSAS i "IT i i ATTI.K -Native Otessra... 2 T5 mt;s h:ur to Choice 4 i

w ill; AT No 2 Keel. OATS- No 2 Whit, l i iKN - No 2 .. .. .

N KAV OKl.tA.XS FL-t U- llisTti Hra.J 2 US com No I g OA irV-Wi-stern ..... li v X 'hon-e ' ' IV iIK BlulHUnl JJeso, 11 , . N M...ti KlbrJMes... I'tiTToN Ml-Il'lnt U U" ' .i il isviu.i;. WHEAT N" 2 H 4 U CUK.N No t-ü'-r-i . . N 2 Mixed W lol.K N w Mess 1 t I.A. . N irhorl Klbs r CUlTOX MldJUng O)

Take the cow for better or worse. f better, lore, feed and cherish her; iff worse, fatten her.

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1 1 resome r a i lrosd i ournevi but is a great time saver. It leave out the profit of

r e t s i . e r, the expen ire comm e r cial t r av. if r. die genera, agent, the

IHM t e Ibn mates J from cne to four profits, ssv- i ing t h i a amount for ' the con-' sanier In short, it i a great ; wholesale . store;

hrc-nsjht to the nome The mam moth cata

logue referred to is a 20th century üictionary of economy. , . .

TVi. il ostratior. aoove now enc m-ci..

building added to this great eclerf ne.

Toe sttccess oi mis xosapanj i eredib'.e. considencg the fact that thev have j

dvemsea so iiti.e. ineir i

ness and industry i tne secret oi ir.i i derf al socces. The quantity of fosaa they

r.unr id some line enaioes tnem ui i.bu.c i

tram load of merchandise secured st the lowest possihe cent and freight rate. When good in the rough are coming from the mills and factories is the Eat. the .ke te.imer are pressed in service at a freight expense which but Uttle in advance of the iron ore rate. Their references are: Any bank or ex pres ecmpany, or any man, woman or chi.d in Chicago.

A KNOCK OUT

Tjere i or bclpiessaesa fr

disability and sa

LUMBAGO

than anr cber caret, bat

sascular ail-

St Jacobs Oil I

has found it the eariest and promptest to cure of any form of

LAME BACK

PG2VISVIEL

The B5t Saddle Coat

Keeps both rMerani JJI perfectly Jry In the hardest iknat. Bt .1 v ' w; ; art Ask for iBqt Fith BrsnJ Kxcawl Shelter it is entirely new. If not for sale 1a . - - f r (j'j ,-. to A J. TUWi K B. Mon. Ma.

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1 la- i llinnir Orjoo, lew I 2 - Br.,, ant Klor Saedl. ISO i Warth I i'l-. f.r 14 sasOh fTw . Slxrr 10 Pk oei h 1.00, wa will 1 atail raa bre. toa ether with .... 4.' c. t - i t.l il. nl

uui I aiuicn dui NTsTC ft pan receipt at thi tire a I If. aa

eraint" r niT.it rouriru mm

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...Hi t u will nr do witbnot-

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