St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 19, Number 33, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 March 1894 — Page 3

1.513 BUSHELS ONIONS PER ACRE. Do you want fine vegctab’es just twenty days ahead of your neighbors? If so, send 81 for Sulzer’s 35 packages earliest vegetable novelties (sufficient ifor a family). His seeds are Northern grown, extremely early, enormously productive. Think of it! R. Bey, California, grow 1,213 bushels onions from Salzer’-s seed ier acre. How? That is the secret which Salzer imparts to all who buy his onion s cd. He offers a cabbage ripening in sixty days; a pea in forty; a new tomato, the Ferris Wheel, measuring two feet in circumference, and many other remarkable sorts of small fruits, flower and vegetable seeds, potatoes, farm seels, etc. It You Wilt Cut This Out ana Send It With 2Cc ti the John A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis., you will receive their mammoth catab gue and a package of Ferris Wheel Tomato. C. Dead Women’s Hair. Hair cut from the heads of cead women never proves satisfactory, an experienced hairdresser having no difficulty In detecting it.

Fairport Harbor, Lake Co., Ohio. World's Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo, N.Y.: Gentlemen — I cannot 4 ^STfj^wß* tell you how my wife has Improved since sho began the use of your W “Favorite Presoription,” coupled with *‘Q. Ba W TJ M. D." She has no more trouble with failing of i W ij I the womb, and she V / never feels any pain w / unless she stands too I W / long. She has no bear/H Ing - down pains sinco she began the use of your remedies. She does nearly all of her Qwn housework now, " but before she comMns. Lewis. menced taking your . , remedies, she could hardly walk across the room. I do not know how to thank you for all the good your remedies have done her, for the best doctors had given her case up as incurable. Yours trulv, ALFRED LEWIS. PIERCE CURE OB MONEY RETURNED. DIL KILMER’S SWAMP-ROOT CURED ME AFTER TWENTY YEARS SUFFERING WITH Chronic Rheumatism. Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. “For the past twenty years I had been troubled with Rlieuniatism and doctored a great-deal without realizing any benefl,. Two years ago ray attention was calico t Dr. Kilmer’s SWAMP- eUyiMgso-aiMjC l ROOT, which was highly recommended Jr to me. I thought I g) y< would try a bottle m f ft and I used fourteen K f ft bottles. It has done m 1 t,, SK ft me more good U 1 fl than all the Doctors G 1 S and all the other med- >< 1 J r ft tcines I have ever I % taken in the past /< \ 7 y-t twenty years. The Lv \ "SUY 1 ft past year has been Lv one of comfort in W place of suffering. A great many are using Jour SWA MP - tOOTin Van Wert. Yours respectfully, Mrs. Calvin Farley, Feb. 19th, 1893. Van Wert, Ohio. At Druggists 50 cents and SI.OO Size. “ Invalids’ Guide to Health ” free—Consultation free. Dr. Kilmer & Co., - Binghamton, N. Y. Dr. Kilmer’s U & 0 Anointment Cures Piles Trial Box Free. — At Druggists, 50 cents. RADWAY’S PILLS, Purely Vegetable. Mild and Reliable. Cure All Disokdeus of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, SICK HEADACHE, BILIOUSNESS, INDIGESTION, TORPID LIVER, DIZZY FEELINGS, DYSPEPSIA. One or two of Radway's PL Is. taken daily by those Subject to bilious pain; and torpidity of the Liver, will keep the system regular and . ecure healthy digestion. OBSERVE Fhe following symptoms resulting from diseases ot the digestive organs: Constipation, inward piles, fullness of the blood in the head, acidity of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust of food, fullness or weight in the stomach, sour eructations sinking or fluttering of the heart, choking or suffocating sensations when in a lying posture, dimness of vision, dizziness on rising suddenly, dots or webs before the sight, fevc ■ and dull paiu in the head, deficiency < f perspiration, yellowness of the skiu and eyes, pain in the side, die t, limbs, and sudden Hushes of heat, burning in the flesh. A few doses of RAD WAY'S PILLS will free the system of all the above named disorders. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by ail druggists. WALTER BAKER & CO. COCOA and CHOCOLATE Highest A wa rd 3 (Medals and Diploma.) World’s Columbian si A Exposition. W® On the following article* Hl namely: 0 tel breakfast com. fell rfWRLW So- 1 CHOCOLATE, mi BMOM SWEET CHOCOLATE, m I 1H WIHA CHOCOLATE, COCOA BUTTER, For “ purity of material,"* “excellent flavor.** and “uniform even composition.” SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE. WALTER BAKER & C 0„ DORCHESTER, MASS. <o^ $ b I a ? ^SH BR^ This Trade Mark is on the best WATERPROOF COAT in the World ! A. J. TOWER. BOSTON. MASS. . ■ A Pack (if Playing (.'ardw furnisher. bj" the Burlington Route (C.. B. & Q R. R ), which is the Best Bdlwuy from Chicago and st. Louis to all points Northwest, West and Southwest. Send 15 cents in postage for a full deck to P. S. EUSIIS, General Passenger Agent. Chicago 111. B ATEUTO THOMAS P. sniPSON.Washlngton, ill > Ln I uDC’ No atty's fee until Patent obX “ e? talned. Write for Inventor's Guida. PATENTS and PENSIONS Secured. No advance fee. Fitzgerald & Co., “tathand G," Washington, D. C. Ma H® kN cures where all else fails. E3 fed Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use K| FiV In time. Sold by druggists. Igy

SIDE WITH STEVENS. SENATE COMMITTEE INDORSES HIS ACTS IN HAWAII. Majority Report on Hawaii Takes the President to Task — Senator Morgan's binding Not Indorsed by .Messrs. Sherman, Frye, Dolph and Davis. Minority lilames Hint. The Senate's Hawaii Committee submitted its i eports—Boo printed pages—Mt nday. The majority finding, written I y Mr. Morgan, justifies Mr. Stevens’ actions except in prcclaiming a protectorate, and finds nothing irregular in the appointment of Mr. Blount, but in effect tays thj evidence taken by the committee under more favorable circumstances leads the committee to different conclusions than those which he formed. This report is concurred in as to all its essential findings by the majo. ity, the Republican members of the com-mittee-Senators Sheiman, Frye, Eolph and Eavis. They condemn the appointment of Con missioner Blount as unconstitutional; say the executive orders placing the navy in the harbor of Honolulu under the orders of Mr, Blount or Mr. Willis were without authority of law; that the order cf Blount to Admit al Skerrott to lower the flag was un'awful and susceptible of being construed as unfriendly to Ihe provisional government, and regard the int^rcourse of Mr. Blount and Mr. Willis with the deposed Queen as violative of international law and unwarranted. They consider the President had no right to reopen the predetermined legality of the provis onal government, and regard any discussion of the “persmal intentions" or “good faith" of either Mr. Blount or Mr. Willis as immaterial. The report of Senators Butler. Turpie, Daniel, and Gray dis ents from that portion which declares: The only substantial irregularity in the conduct cf Mr Elevens, the late Minister, was his declaration of a protectoral 5 by the United States over Hawaii While exemptin r from c -nsure ( apt. Wiltze of the Boston and his officers, they add: We can not avoid the conviction that the inopp rtune zeal of Minister Stevens in the projector annexation cauted him to exceed the proper limits of his official duty. His c nduct was directly conducive to bringing about the condition of affairs which resulted in the overthrow of the Queen, the organization of the provisional government, the landing of the United States troops, and the attempted scheme < f annexation; turn upon this conclvsl >n his conduct is seriously reprehensible and deserving of public censure. Senators Butler aid Ttirpie silo a supp’e nental report, in which they say thev are heartily in favor of the acaui ition of these islands by the •’nited States in a proper manner, but not by taking advantage of internal dissensions, for which they believe the United States in some manner responsible. The conclusion of the Morgan report —to which Messrs. Slicrman, Fryo, Dolph, and Davis, the majority, dissent —is as follows: Therefore your committee concludes to report that tha Pre-ldent of the United St ites has not. In this particular, in any wise been a party to any irregularity or any inn roprlety of conduct in his high office. The committee also finds nothing worthy of criticism In the negotiation of the treaty of annexation with the provisional government of Hawaii In the opinion of the committee, based upon the evidence which accompanies this report, the only substantial Irregularity that existed in the conduct of any officer of the United States, or agent of the President, during or since the time of the revolution of 1803, was that of Minister Stevens In declaring a protectorate of the United States over Hawaii, and in placing the flag of our country upon the government building of Honolulu. No actual harm resulted from this unauthorized act, but as a precedent it is not to be considered as being justified. The committee has not considered it necessary ti present any resolutions stating the conclusions indicated in the report, and asks that it be di-eharged from the further consideration of the resolutions under which this report is made. THREE DEAD IN A BLIZZARD. Heavy Snow , ;*orin In Texas. Arkansas, ant l at Other Points. Reports from sections of Texas and Arkansas indicate that a severe snowstorm has ] revailed there. At Temple. Sherman, Denison, and Fort Worth the snowfall is the heaviest known in over a decade. Several inches of snow have fallen in Arkansas and in some of the adjoining States, and in Indian Territory the cold is intense Trains In Texas have been delayed in co.i equen?e of the storm and some apprehension is felt by the catt’emen, who fear the storm may result disastrously to their herds. In the Seminole Indian reservation the bodies of Joseph Add, a negro, and two half-breed Indians have been found in the woods. sr.oz.en stiff. They wore hunting, and, being caught in tli? blizzard of several weeks ago, perished. Odd, Queer, Curious. Ireland is larger than Scotland by 12,000 sqva e mile ;. The Turkish cavalry is admitted to be th j finest in all Europe. The takings of London theaters and mu-ic halls exceed £1,500,00 i. One pound of sheep's wool is capable cf producing one yard of cloth. Russian farmers hold an average of twenty-seven acres to each family. It would take a snail exactly fourteen days, five hours, to travel a mile. In the space of one minute the polypus can change its form a hundred times. SEVEN million persons are employ ed in the cultivation of the vine in France. Eighty cf the towns in Great Britain iu; ply the names of 100 towns in America. The Singalese, after extracting the hon?.y from the bee, chew up the insect itself The Akjl .“ilians have more churches in proportion to population than any other people. Some of the houses in Berlin are numbered with luminous figures, which are easily visible at night. At the beginning of the eighteenth century people were hanged in Great Britain for the illicit manufacture of salt.

The Professor and the Indians. An old army man tell; a good storv of the adveatuie; of a learned Yale co lege professor among the Sioux of the Yellowstono this year before the Custer massacre. A numbe •of scientific men from the Smithsonian Institution and Yale College were on an expedition under the convoy of a large military escort, and as the Indians were dangerous and had killed two huntsmen of the pa -ty strut orders were issued that no < ne shculd leave the camp without permission. One day the worst old fellow in the crowd, i. bugolht, who wore two pair of glas es, one r, d and cne green, managed to get out of Ihe right of his detail, and wandered two or three miles away. He ran plump into a gang of j Sioux. He waked up tr them and : ottered to shake hands. They grabbed I him. and the fir-t thing they uiJ was ' was to Give Into a big green baize bag ! he ca-ried. The pulled out lizards and ' pieces of da/ and bits of rocksand! bugs, and the worst assortment of t nek imaginable. Just about this' time the old professor caught sight of 1 a peculiar-looking bug. He caught it, | pulled out his glass, and began t > study | it. That sett ed it. An Indian took him by the hand, led him to a hill close j by. and, pointing to the army beiow,J said: ''Go." A He came back and said that the sohl diera totally mi-understood the In-1 dians. “Why, I found them tho mnut polite! and c lurteous of people,” said he tol General Custer. But an < Id chief afterward told me ■ they would n t have him stay in that co intry for anything on earth. T. ey concluded from his conduct । that he was in ane. and their rever- ! e: ce and dread of an insane per.-on is so great that they never could be per- ; suaded t> injure one. “Mud M >re Valuable than Gold.’’ This is what the t hicugo Tribune calls ' the Marneil- Mineral Mud Deposit, found only in Warren County, Indiana, at a place C JieJ “I he Indiana Mineral Springs,” that has been made famous as a health resort, and where Chicago capitalists have inxertod 8150,000 In a big steam-heated, electric-lighted hotel plant und bath house. The people are going there from all over the country, to take the Magnetic Mineral Mud Raths for the cure o' rheuuiatlsm. skin un i kidney troubles. The springs that have magnetized and Impregnated the mud dep, h ts with their mineral properties are the strongest Ifthla springs In this country. Many wonderful and miraculous cures have been made, and although It is but three years old, it Is famous. Our readers who are Interested should send their address at once to H. L Kramer, general manager of the Indiana Fprlngs Company, and get a bea itlfully HI ustrate l book and printed matter about the Magnetic Mineral Mud Raths. A 1 hii’ty-Foot Icicle. The icicle nt the Kecking Stone tower Is an experiment intended to show how Truckee might get up some attractions for tourists. It is n»w thirty Let high and four feet in diameter. A thomand lesser icicles cling to th" t imbers which form the framework. There have been only a few c )ld nights, but the i-pocta-cle is already worth a tripto the tower. It is believe I that the <y\i nights in January will build up a muss of ice fifty feet in height and twenty feet in diameter. A stream of water plays on i the. iciclo at all times wi on the ther-J mometer shows freezing wcftttnHTTY’w^| Californ'ans have ever seen a large Icicle, and tourists would go into ecstasies over such a one as could Is? formed in Truckee.-San Francisco Chronicle. 5 cry Queer Arc the sensation# experienced bv the nervous and dysp ptlc. Unaccountable palpitation, buzzing in the cars, Hushing of one side ot the face, odd taste and tingling in the mouth, constant restlessness, stinging in the gullet and Sinking in the stomach, acute sensitiveness to slight, sounds that magnitits them tenfold. low spirits -these are only a few of the charming experiences of the individual who suffers from combined nervousness and Indigestion—a team that usually travel together. Their gay and festive career is, however, brought to a full stop by that greatest of stomachics, Hostetter’s Stomach Hitters, which also overcomes their allies - constipation and biliousness. This popular remedy fortifies those who use it agatu-t malaria, chronic rheumatism and kidney complaint, restores nervous quietude and promotes appetite, vigor and sleep. Au Arsenal Clock. A clock of ingenious mechanism hai been completed by C. E. Shearer, of Schuylerville, N. Y., after two years’ work. The case represents an arsenal. It is three feet six inches high, has several balconies and piazzas, and a tower in which is a bell. On either side of the entrance door is a miniature brass cannon mounted on trucks. The works are automatically music 11, playing a diffe ent tune every half hour. Each time the music plays a tiumpeter on horseback rides < ut of the lower front do >r and remains until it ceases. Then he re-enters and the bell in the tower rings. Deafness Cannot Be Cured By local applications. a3 they cannot reach the diseased portion ot the eur. Tnere is only one way to cure Deafness, and that is byconstlta-t tional remedies. Deafness is caused'by an in-4 flamed condition of the mucous lining of the! Eustachian Tube. W hen this tube gets inflamed! vou have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear-’ fng, umlwhcn it is entirely closed Deafness issthe result, and unlwa tu> T taken out and this tube restored to its noima^ condition, hearing will ba destroyed forever^ nine cases out of ten are cauacd by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. y We will give One Hundred Dollars for any| case of Deafness (caused by Catarrh) that- 1 cannot be cured by taking Hall’s CatarzE Cure. Bend for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. ^*Sold by Druggists, 75c. Bate G •; ves. The Mohawk Indians w ill not allow so much as a b’ade of grass to giow upon the graves of their relatives and friends. Farm Renters May ifeeome Farm < )v\ ners If they move to Nebraska before the price of land climbs out of sight. Write to J. Francis, G P. and T. A., Burlington Route. Omaha. Neb., for free pamphlet. It tells all about everything you need to know. Easter. In I^SG Faster fell on April 25—the latest date possible, and later than it will again fall until 11143. FOR COUGHS AND 'iHROAT TROUBLES use Bkown’s Bronchial 'I roches. They relieve all 'i'hroat irritation caused by Cold or use of the voice. Hungary leads the world in the production of glass jewels, such as are used with stained glass. The work is done almost entirely by peasants. For indigestion, constipation, sick headache, weak stomach, disordered liver—take Beecham’s Pills. For sale by all druggists.

S . S'. IH T^HE U. S. Government Chemists have * reported, after an examination of the Hl different brands, that the ROYAL BakO ing Powder is absolutely pure, greatest O in strength, and superior to all others. W । V I Wi R °YAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY, 10C, WALL ST. NEW-YORK.

I ; The Original Americans. j It is possible, acco -ding to recent I scientific researches, that the people I from whom, in the opinion of some in- ; vestigators, the name of Am irlca was ! derived, we-e originally inhabitants of the Polynesian Islands. Ages ago, it । is believed, a nearly’ complete land conj nection existed between those islands । and Central America, the Pacific Ocean | ft eing at that time almost bridged with ja chain of islands. ■ The tribe of Indians afterward known the Ameriques are supposed, from ■pertain remains, to have first taken wuissession of an island, Momotombit >, Kear the western edge of Nicaragua, I|aj^i^Li£Xjeft some very interesting ^arvings and Mher Lokens of their ®kin. W Afterward, according to the theory, la subsidence of the land occurred IJwhich drove them eastward until they Tcame to the fertile slopes of the Amerique Mcuitaius, wheie their deI scendants are still to be fornd. It has , been suggested that Vespiv ius got his I pseudonym of “Amerigo” from the ;name of this tribe of Indians. * If all these things are true, it might | be pointed out that even geological । convulsions have played a part in t :c long series of events leading up. as if in obedience to a deciee of Providence. i to the naming of the new world, not Columbia, but America. Great Falls of the Missouri. The inlustrio n>w in operation at I Great Fai’s, Mont., n w pay out slt»o.- । OOJamonth for labor, and this will lie , largely in >reased this year. Th • water . i power is next t> Niagara. All about are mines of c >al. in n. copper, silver and gold, and wide areas < f farming * and grazing lands. Une openings for investors and settlers. Write Paris Gibson, Great F ails, Mont., for publi- : cations, etc. ' Four Tons of Grapes from One Vine. I California abounds in horticultural I prodigies, and the whole State is full i j of wonderful developments of tree and I : vine, so common there as to attract j ' little attention. Mention is incidentally made in a San Francisco j a; er of a single grapevine, seven years o.d. on th ■ grounds of a private house in the city limits, which covers a spae * full । seventy-five feet s (uaro, and from which four tons of grapes have been gathered in one season. , Thb usual treatment of catarrh Is very unsatlsfnctory. as thousands cun testify. ! Proper local treatment Is positively necesWary ti success, but many. If not most, of Mho rcmodb s In general use afford but temXporary benefit. A cure certainly cannot be snuff-, loivderi. douches nd washes. Uy’s t’renn Halm, which Is !•> highly commended. I* a ret.iedy which jßlCoinblnes the Import.mt requisites of quick (faction, specific curative poser with per-

ilfect safety and plea-antuess tj the pa- ■' tlent 7X)LA put his rec nt visit to London j to some practical u— • by learning all he i could about the seamy side of t e Britj ish metropolis, with the idea of utilizi ing the information thus obtained in ' his next n >vel. Have Yon Asthma? Dr. R. Schlffmann, rt. Paul. Minn., will ! mail you a trial package of ‘•SchllTrnanu's i Asthma Cure” free to any sufferer. He ! ad vertlses by givlng It u way. Never fails to I give Instant relief in worst cases and cures where others falL Name tills paper and send address for a free trial package. The domestic j ets of the world are believed to carry 30 per cent, of the common contagious diseases from house * house. If in Need of a Remedy for Sore Throat, or a Bad Cough or Cold, use promptly Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, a useful medicine to keep in the house, b cans • of its great helpfulness in all Lung and Throat troubles. Some portraits o' women resemble them in only one respect; the.y are painted, j I He was madly, passionately in love—won | by the matchless beauty of her cotnplex- ! ion. Glenn’s Sulphur Soap had im. arte l I the charm. BOGUS was the last name of Alexan- : dec H. Bogus, who many years ago I perpetrated a cel bra ted swindle. Eek “Colchester’ Spading Boot ad. in j other column.

Good Qualities i f Possessed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla arc alJ most beyond mention. Best of all, it purifies the blood, thus strciiKtheninK nerves, it ix-gulaus the digestive " 6rs"at“ , invigorate" '-he Kidneys and liv- |* er, tones ap»i builds up the entire sysi tern, cures'’v’zenia. Scrofula, DyspepJ eia. Catarrh, Rheumatism. mM. ® AI. L. CheuiTont. I Had Eczema For fifteen years, on my left leg. It was one mass of corruption. Skin and scabs would slough off and the itching and burning sensaHood’s^Curcs tlons were agonizing. Hood’s Sarsaparilla as cured me, and I am now in perfect he^l.h.” M. L. Cheuvront, Leonard, Mo. Hood’s Pills cure nausea, sick head .cl e, indigestion, biliousness, hold by all drug. .. s.

Answers the Purpose. A Japanese audience when they wish ! to expi e s approval of a bad play do not hiss or ho t, or make, any hideous and inconvenient noi e; they merely rise to their feet and turn their backs to the stage, upon which the curtain immediately descends, and the play is forthwith tabooed. The Modern Way Commends itself to the well-informed, j to do pleasantly and effectually what ' was formerly done in the crudest manner and disagreeably as well. To j cleanse the tystexn and I reak up colds, headaches and fevers without unpleasant alter effects, use the delightful , liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs. On the Ist of March $185,000 will be ' paid t > Confederate veterans in Georgia, and $250,000 will be disbursed to the widows of Confederate ve'erans. These payn ents are to be made by the State, and are expected to improve the financial situation. $4 to California. This is our sleeping car rate on the Phil- 1 lips-Rock Island Tourist Excursions from Chicago to Los Angeles or San Francisco, via the scenic route and Ogden You can i go with Phillips, the best of all excursion managers, for he has each party accompanied by a special agent who goes the entire trip with patrons. These personally ' conductel excursions leave Chicago twice a week, Tuesday and Thursday. We have also a dally tourist ear service, ' via our Southern route, through the beautiful Indian Territory and Fort Worth to Los Angeles and San Francisco, 'i he tour- । ist car rate via this route, the same. Ap- । ply at Rock Island ticket office, 104 Clark ' street. John Sebastian, G. P. A, C., IL I. t A I’. Ry., Chicago. The Syrac use Salt Works, the most extenshe in the United States, have an evapo ating surface of over $12,(M),- ' iOJ square feet. Hard Tinies. Politicians may debate and Congress may I legislate, but there is one element of distress which makes :he times very hard indeed. and that is a cold winter and physical suffering. Pains an 1 aches are not set i down in any tariff list, and there Is one reformer. St. Jacob; OH. that docs not delay a prompt cure of such evils. The man who loves his farm too well to neglect her, will win her smiling i favor in laughing harvests. Shiloh s C< nsumition Cuke is sold on a guarantee. It cures Incipient Consumption. It Is the best Cough Cure. I's cents, 50 cents aud 81.00. The de.’pest coal mine Is in Belgium, 3,512 feet. 11 I **. \ll Ei if m?opp- d free by Dr. K! i tie's Gr n> t Nerve Ke*t<»»er. F its ufll r tirst dav’h use. Marm Jouh uurt s. 'Freatisc and I^.oo trial bottle free to lit uasur, Send to Dr. Khue. ÜBl An aSt , Phila. l a j

m Heals ^0 Running 4® Cures the—— Sores. 4^ «—Serpent’s Sting. JR J&mi Zon tn (rims Q * ts stages completely eradicated ^VlllUglUUb byS-S .s. Obstinate sores and ulcers « Blood yield to its healing powers. It removes $ the poison and builds up the system. Drvt CAM A valuable Treatise on "The Disease and Its I vL?ViI Treatment,” mailed Free. ^jfcSNt —SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. W

jidMkOEEDS v 0 wabraxted - o ’ n World. By mail, postage paid, ' ; 1 tent a package and up. ; lot of EXTRAS given : ' ; with ever y order. Prettiest and only pree Catalogue in t the world with pictures of L, vsSiJL2iSSjnsgj all varieties. Send yours 1 and neighbors' address. HORSES ONLY Take Weed’s I.ittle Wofm Powders. They clean your horse « r Worms build him up and put flesh ou him. Most horses will gain ten pounds a week. Worms make mor#* old plh^m than air nth. . 'i.-. u-rs combim d. Each box contains treatment tor one horse, and one box guaranteed to cure or money retuuded. Horsemen and Vete: inary Surgeons everywhere use them. Sent post pa d on receipt of 25c. WEED'S PHARMACY. Centerville, Mich. HHEC CANNOT SEE HOW YOU DO Ji. ,T AND PAY FREIGHT. hays our 2 drawer walnut or oak la* r I ■ proved High Arm Singers ewing machine finely finished, nickel plated, adapted to light d boa wurk; guaranteed for 10 renra; with tom at ic Bobbin Winder, Self-Threading Cyllor Shuttle, Beif.SeUing Needle and a complete cf Steel At taehmenU; shipped any where on Day’s Tria!. No money required in advance. 75,000 now in use. World’s Fair Medal awarded machine and attachments. Buy from factory and save dealer’s and agent’s profits, r* Ft r r* Cut This Out and send today for machine or lar-je free F catalogue, testimonials and Glinmsesof the World’s Fair. OXFORD MFG. CO. 342 Wabash Are. CH s C A GO.! LL. iWALL PAPERS!? \ 10x12 for 81.25 1 2xl 1 for 81.50 \ £ 14x16 for 1.75 16x18 for 2.00 43 X Celli: gs to match from 25c to d -extra. Send he for Sain X S’ pies anti full Directions for Hangin-. \ SCOVILLE WALL PAPER SIFG. CO.. v 250 to 254 S. Clinton St.. Chicago. §I2TOS3Sg"iSS PER WEEK F” rl“ «s .SSK Q &» a 4 Ba 3* at didly This announcement is of special interest to fanners and farmers’ sons, and others residing in the rural districts. A few vacancies also in towns and cities. B. F. JOHNSON A < y-r No. 5 South 11th St.. Richmond, a*. I fW BUCCIES & HARNESS AT HALF PRICE SSO Buggy $25. Buy of factory. >ave Middle? ' Harneu $4 75 man*, Profit. ( atalQznr Fr«e. s CARTi buCCYC&.CIHCINNATI.O. HWIIIIW II irrr- —H sure relief * tttm g KIPPER 8 PABTILLES.?X^’ I S

TLe fallowing cat «howw the outfit wbkh eautrd anch abltUv <onle»l among tha windmill exhibitors at the World’s hair.

In this model outfit no horizontal shaft was used. We belted direct to other machines from the pulley, which is always a part of the Aernmtor Grinder, thn. rreatly economizing in first cost, in power, and la space. It cut feed as rapidly

Chief Buchanan of the Dept. [ of Agriculture wished it put up to cut and grind feed for the stock on exhibition and urged other Windmill Co.'s to put up outfits. They would not, and tried to prevent us They had a regular organization for fighting us, held meetings, and appotute*! commit*

tees and for weeks occupi- 1 aatwo men could get it to thn ed a great deal of their cutter and ground 15 tn V -0 bushel, an hour, the World. A t out _ nal. tryng to pre- wer. tent utt from erect t 3 ii.g one. and ■ .r th, aa outfit was actual- I%u Ji A who ly torn down and X ’ saw it wrecked one even- k la ing after d.G, he- G„rJd fore it wns complet- Aermotor on a 40-ft. ed by parties who Steel lower, put up paired it over with arope.^g on a light frame barn, r’i • < Buchanan sent and m.a 65 mile wind on* Chief ot S.aff, J A. Green, fl could L -rd!y feel the barn with a committee of the l> 1 shake. The feet of the Steel , Kickers to see us. and in 11 Tower rested upon two 4x4 his presence, the Errs, of 1/ ^1 timbers laid on the roof, the Act motor Co. offered Pl Through these feet and to pay freight, or express t" FTI timbers 1. ng bol’s passed age on Geared outfits |/1 through the roof ar 1 were that any other wind- I / 1 secured down in the 4x4 mill exhibitors would T I 1 braces which pass from put “p and to furnish 1 each foot ot the tower to skillet erectors to erect t \ 1 where they were secure- . them in order to have 1/ \1 ly bolte.l to the 10 xlO something with which H/ \l mast. 34 ft. long, which Jto compare the Aermo- f H extended from the peak I tor in practice work, y" of the roof to the floor, Thia they would not do 1 K 1 so that the entire weight fur the reason that the f \ 1/ 1 of the tower was trans* j steel geared mills other ( 1 milled throufe . the mask than Aermotvrsouex- *^| J Ito the floor, this show. i Ou ' j/ \A ^^ ,U j tU T In, >?” 'ikT W#r s J -A eno,,,h.bol^he£,‘MU 10-ft. wooden wheel. | /• ings to be unaffected by ( As it was. the outfit X — Z 1 the eddies and cur- : here represented was \ J rents caused by them. t’.e only cower null f 1 The shaft in tho Tower put up for public Hr I j s supported by Steel us», .nd It never got J | Hods and Braces, out of order in tbc win/ buu a Hors. »hghtest particular, r~7n^^N~’l rou.r with Khkh though operated by -a Z \ 1 Io apply horn.pourUllfulu.liar hands. 1/ 1^ SHI \1 er uhen forth. If baying tools fejNt I same money you fait are used »■ ridge gaA. I O el a Ueu.ed Aerof bar,, the toun 'motor which supand matt ran plies p. petual be brought 2M „..„„d i, down ut j.'barone rested f O I M $44 Tr® MODELFOWER OUTFIT AT WORLD’S FAIR. The third advertisement in this series will show a Steel Cir rular Saw and Frame, for farm and sawyers* use. It is a Perfect Pole Saw, with Perfect Safety Guards, and runs with very much less power than ordinary buzz saws and has a better saw. This S4O Haw and Frame will be given far sls and five eopies of this advertluement, (which Is ho. 2 In the series.) if sent immediately after the appearance in this paper of the Saw adv., 3.) but only one saw will be furnished to any one person. For the extra four copies call on neiglilioring subscriber, to this paper, ur induce others to subscribe, because we will not accent these advertisements unless taken from papers mailed to regular subscribers whose name and addresses must be given, together with the date of the paper from which they are clipped. Our Irrigation Pump may be substituted fur the Saw. Either f.o b. Chicago. Where wo can. we shall make liberal offer* to accept copies of t]iese advertisements in part payment for Windmills. If you ha%e any thought of using a windmill this year write va at oeu r. stating what you will need, whether Pumping or Geared, : and if possible we will make you a liberal offer The Aermutor Co. proposes to distribute tliOO. CASH, IM PRIZES for the best essays written by the wife, son or daughter of a farmer or u«er of a windmill, answering the question, “WHY SHOVED I VSE AN AFRMOTOR P* For conditions of competition and amounts and numbers of prizes send for particulars to the Aermotor Co., Chicago, or to its branches, at San Francisco, Kansas City, Lincoln. Neb., S oux City, lowa, Min* nea|olis t Buffalo, or 65 Park Place. New York City. Aerm itortb Pumping and Geared tame price. All Steel, al! Galvanized-After* j Completion, delivered free on cars at Chicago and shipped to any one, anywhere, at the following prices: 8-ft. 525. I 2-ft. SSO. I 6-ft. $ I 25. Ely’s Cream BalmK^V WILL CURE CATARRHOi I Price Balm intoeacb nostril. I ELY BiiOS., 5S Warren St.,N.Y.

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