St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 19, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 June 1894 — Page 3

Freaks of Fortune. Full many a flower is born to blush un- i seen. And waste its sweetness on the desert air; Full many a tramp in filth and rags is seen Who might, with pluck, have been a millionaire. —Kansas City Journal. o ’ z IF w v Mr. John li. Lochary Real Merit in Hood’s Rebellious Stomach-Heart Palpitation —Hot Flashes "I think Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best medIcine ever offered to the pub'ic. r roni the first dose I felt its merit. I dVknf»- fratTn g it. anv meat or anvthi»*»»*Y!rinene<l on retiring, . , , M ^wrnv™l<l lie down my heart would Commence to Flutter, and then all of a euoden it would, seemingly, stop beating. Hot waves would then pass over my body and legs. I was in a bad condition. Hood’s Si Cures but after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla I am thankful to say I feel as sound as ever in my life." John R. Lochary, Roxbury, Ohio. Hood’S Pilis cure liver ills, constipation biliousness, jaundic *. sick headache, ivd.g’-stion.

n'X ,

Irregularity, Suppressed or Painful Menstruations, Weakness of the Stomach, Indigestion, Bloating, ! Flooding, Nervous Prostration, Headache, i General Debility, Kidney Complaints in either sex. Every time it will Yclievo Backache, Faintness, Extreme Lassitude, “ don’t care” and “ want to be left alone” fooling, excitability, irritability, nervousness, sleeplessness, flatulency, melancholy, or the “blues.” These are sure indications of Female Weakness, some derangement of the Uterus, or Womb T roubles. Every woman, married or single, should own and read “ Woman’s Beauty, Peril, ’ Duty,” an illustrated book of 30 pages, containing important information that every woman should know about herself. We send it free to any reader of this paper All drocsUt. Mil tb* Pinkham mvdieinM Addrru la •onndenc*. Lydia E. llkkhaM Mid. (q, Lynn. Maks. Lydia K. Pinkham's Uver Phis, 25 cents. The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age. KENNEDY’S MEDICAL DISCOVERY. OGNALD KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY, HASS., Has discovered in one of our common i pasture weeds a remedy that cures every kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofula ! down to a common Pimple. He has tried it in over eleven hvn ' -' l cases, and never failed except in tw 5 < .-s (both thunder humor). lie has now ir i. s possession over two hundred certificates Jts.yalue, all within twenty miles of A benefit is always experienced Vom . the first bottle, and a perfect cure is w^r- ' ranted when the right quantity is taken. When the lungs are affected it causes shooting pains, like needles passing । through them; the same with the Liver or | Bowels. This is caused by the ducts being stopped, and always disappears in a week after taking it. Read the label. If the stomach is foul cr bilious it will cause squeamish feelings at first. No change of dietever necessary. Eat I the best you can get, and enough of it. Dose, one tablespoonful.in water at bedtime. Sold by all Druggists. STEAM ERSiHE^i A Two-Horse-Power Q (.“’Ju Racine toiler and Engine, »_ •)' ’ 3ills machine Is s *con J hand.but has been overhauled. Don't write unless you have the cash, Add’es* CHICAGO NEWSPAPER UNION, 03 S. Jefferson St.. CHICAGO. [ely's CREAM AALM cures PRICE 50 CENTS, ALLDRUGGISTS^^-f,^ f' ^Successfully Prosecutes Claims, Late Principal Examiner U.S. Pension Bureau. 3 vrs in last war, 15 adj udicating claims, atty aiacss MANI 10N THIS PAPER waw w— vo SO7 RO^RKST-CLASS iUU ,vU PNEUMATIC SAFETY BICYCLE, J.E.Poorman, 5 w. 5 th, Gin. 0. U who have Eg me, should use Pi»o'« Cure f,, r m Consumption. It has cured thousands. It has not injurEg ed one. It is not bad to taxe. M It is the best cough syrup. Lt H| Sold everywhere. SJe. ■

INO SIGNS OF PEACE. COAL OPERATORS AND MINERS FAIL TO AGREE. Troops Move Trains In Illinois— Volley Fired at a Nervy Striker—lndiana Militia May Be Called—War On in the Keystone State. News of the Strike. There is nothing in sight, according to a Springfield dispatch, to warrant the belief that the strike of the Illinois coal miners will be settled this week or the next either. A conference of coal operators of Central and Southern Illinois on the one hand and representatives of the State and Nationa M n - Workers’ Union was held at Springfield,but nothing looking toward a compromise or adjustment of the difficulty has been a. complishoJ. The parties are as far away from each other us ever. The representatives of the Miners’ Ass ciation stubbornly refuse td specify their demands. A mooting • of the coal operators of the entire State will be held, when, it PO sible, the operators will agree on what they will offer the minors. eowffffffmtv 1 PUk s l4i'^WTking hardship on the " poor, bth miners and consumers. It is decreasing the revenue of corporations, factories, and everybody who usei soft coal. It is a great detriment on some of the State institutions. The Kankakee asylum u es a great deal of c al, and has only ten carloads in stock. This will last only a few days. Some weeks ago, 1 y way of precaution, the Superintendent, Dr. Gapen. wrote ' President Mcßride, acquainting him with the wants of the institution, and Mcßride gave a written authority that forty carloads of c al might be mined for the Kankakee asylum. This permission was sent to a repro entative of the Miners’ Union in the I ankakee district, ami Dr. Gapen th night he was going to get his c al. Unfortunate y, some district officer a little higher in authority than the m nt> whom Mcßride's communication was sent was ignored, and the u derstrapper will not allow the work to proceed. ' Amtrrhy Kuiu Riot ut I-i Sullr. La Salle, 111., special: This whole ■ regi n is i n the verge of riot and op-n rebellion. Loyal American citizens in . some localities are at the mercy of a horde of low-browed, vici ms Anarchists. An armed force of militia holds things in check in one or two t wns, but ou! side of those centers lawless Italians, Slav >, 1 ih% andothc treacherous and ignorant foreigner' hold , sway and defy the autho iti- s Au i An erican citizen who goes übr<al after dark takes his life in his hands ! a d if he dares express himself at any ’ time in u manner that dies not suit the j Anarchists ho is Hable t > 1 « eaten to I ; death. At Spring Valley the Mayor La in ; I terror of his life. The city prig n i has I eon sa ked by the mob. The J local p dice do not dure to urre-t an ! Italian, a 1 ole, a Hun or an Anirchist j of any nationality. no matter w at I offe: so against lio law, ho mav com- ! mit. i'ractio ily the same alate of i a lairs ox sts at Won na II is a little less violent al i’eru, and were it not for the pre om o of < 01. i'ennltt and : his soldiers in thLs citv it would e wor»o I.uro. Timo and ugaiu dur u,< ; the last two or th ■■ u w<»eka Iha Sia • and Strip®* ha. lx>on <1 a;qed in U.,, । gutters of Sp; ing Vai y, wh -e th* n d ■ । lag of anarchy ami luwlcs uu,' La> ! been Ila .utsl in t o f.io-«, of t a prop erty-ow .era and citi oua by a inch f i i; e i who cannot -q>eaA the Fuig. «h \ 11 gauge and who havo no legal v<.4 a iu tnee.nd ot of j üblio affair.. ItuUaU Uy Tluch al Mlauak. Miuuuk, 111., «;>eeiAl: A striker threw a switch here dirclly in frsmt of an ILin is i e itral fro.gut »• a , in au in.-tunt weapmu woe Piru tad al him. Bullets from revolvers and i ilia, flew about the daring striker'* ' sa.;, i while buckshot ..nd other kL d. of pel . lets dischargrd from . ul .uij spr a.I ' all a. ouud hi .. Vbyho w >u> uot L.» i< one of the mystorioa Hu wa-, how ever, quie - y a: re L>d. an.i is n< w in jaiL He is Henry \ys >. and bebml a good pos I on a. eublumnn iu the Amos ; shaft no”e He was trying to k> p the Hl.u is < '< ut ra from movi f . ;k ■ Uanof ■ o .1. \\ Ph 11 m «.'rr 'o , ■ i erule I‘oh s. but the a- ..ad cu l.a ,i » J l. Utlk» t !IO |» ’‘»O O <>f 1 <'<•'.ovci i iilvur and three um;.na. of l>l->p<>slt lull of Ito Mi. !tu- . S rlugfie’d. 111., special: Gov Alt- : genl io oiled a me- ago fr m\\<n >a, ' Ma bli t ! Uounty. saying th< striker, t: ere are pr venting train fr. m in vi g and asking for arm. ami umm .nition ami that troops I o held in roa.iie . fifty rille; with ummumiion were sent and < 01. Culver was *o'egrapned t proc-end to \ .- O' a :.n ; iy- ! vest gat G ’V. Atg d ordered tuu i two remaining c tni>a ies of tri. -p- at । I’ana to return .< mo. The Gov. rnor a so ordered hi m • tire troops ^tati n- d at Centralia and two companies of those, sen' to ?. imuik, leaving on • companv at the latter place. The r op, a La Salle ha e bean ordered to remain there until further orders. LAW SET AT IIKI IASCE —— In 11 in i St.-ikinr Miners Cut Out. Work for lb” Military. General Solicitor Lyford, of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad, went l>efi re Judge Haker in the I nitod States Court at- Indianapolis and secured a temporary restraining order against the striker- at Lyford. \ :go 1 ( ounty. The attorn -y got the or<;er on the grounds that the strikers were : violating the interstate commerce aw j in interfering with the eomvan. 's I trains by sidetracking cars loa led with ! coal fro n Kentucky and anther South j | consi ned to Chicago. Saturday a train of thirty cars was sidetracked at Lyford by 4<XJ Clinton striker^. Mr. Lykrd reported that all efforts to’ move the train we:e futile, and the ; railroad company wanted authority for J taking deputies to Lyford and forcing the strikers to stand back. Brazil, Ind., special: A crowd of o miners is stationed at E- ntanet on th., ii g Four and they stop every i g.ii u-aui ihat pashes over the road । imu. niiiKC <1 tiiorou^H o.xainit ittion of ■ the box cars to learn it any coal is be- i ing shipped. They captured a train in i which wa; one car marked “perishable ; height.’ Ihe mine;s forced entrance j

y Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound CURES

that it was into the car, discovereii - c ked it. coal, and promptly sidet! ■ National Clinton, Ind., specii United Mine President Mcßride, of thi the^triking Workers, telegrapKSd tl ®y rumt reminers at Lyford that || I( sy had capkase the train of coal j e sidetrack tured and pushed along 1 e New Kenbehind the hills whee h Us mines, tucky Coal Com] aiy . g free the The farmers a e su ply*- he strikers products of their farms y^hpany has and the New Kentucky^ Vjthe men kept its store open, gvfL ■‘■here was credit for what they Lu '.a ‘ ^eeedin.s no word here to-day of thiJ Indian in tie United Sta es Coa*<} ovo Gov. a polis. The men do not This । Matthews will send the taiEP®tsonally i is his home town and he known to most of the men, Ml, — - .rWCUARKD. WAR OFENI EKMIXATION lA. ■ t »ey Will Clearfield Operators Declare Mino Co il Despite u »’<i‘AVe will Philadelphia, Pa., speci il : > p, r ton start up our mines at 40 cerqß-y miner if a dei ut X ha 3to l? uard e c* of the with u rifle.” was the an wMfqin,, sos: c<>al ope ators at their r»ttison's I this c'ty to c nsider Gov. B oparaI rcheme of aid it ution. ^•“Uo.'ch I rs rep osent the ClearliWp vo- < reek, and Broad “‘op® of | gions on the eastern tho ■ *^ lC crq'*’ the di trict and ton" i wages of t ie men to 40 00^^" 'm-it j Tli miner- now ak TO west > the 70 coats asked for by U ,Q *iiarlided oft! e Ohio Riior. 'I ho m’nerf]',. i|i: ' the ,-tieets of Csoeola ‘ burg. Haunted banners. doch^Hp, wou d not, go to work, and ■y*.', op> rater t to import outside moor. Miantime the operators were®® rte ^“ sion in PhiLdolphia, 300 miy ß '' a '« dechi ing a war 01 oxtermiaatiyO. Ino outcome will b ■ bloodshed. I LOOK IOR A FKUIT IN IOWA. Miikth Declare They Will Drag Colored Men from the Muchakinock l’>«. Eour him iced striking minors havo assemb ed near No. U haft, Vu 'hakinoc.c. lowa, and many more are ca the way. Th y threatened to buy At or sh. ot out iho coLied miner- atlwork the e. E fly deputies 1 a e been iworn in by Sheriff Urioo. but is fvuro llthey canti't presorto poaeo. The mea aro well armed and provide 1 with pk.vls- ; ions. (.on. Jackson has be a mAifed 1 and th- -ituation is known to’ the ; o i i: a. Thee I’re 1 minors are ar.red and will not quit work. The situation j is alarm ng. FEDERAL TROOI’S OKDEKED OCT. Three Companies Sent to the Indian jlerritory A<nln«t Coal Striker*. » I eav nworth, Kan., special: Anlorder from the t ec e ary of War wa| roi cuived at 1A rt 13'u.en»oith for tHtse : companies of military tom »ve immediate y to McAie-iter, I. T., to suppneac | Him mine tro Me an i rotdore L>cwrer* the pro erty now held by it The irooj . will leave on as; ceiaVl^m and w 11 Im com ; aad«H by I.ivuuC&L j Andrew* aud Major Hank 4L of th* 1 1 Mitf L Colorado Springs Colo. Sheriff R ur-H r' oatsi r.u-sell, M;v-on. and ! T'-dU. t! e three m n -ra captured at , W ilbur, iu 1 yraance J an a/re meat ! mad • V>> ta e the live* <f Su:-t. Mo- • I hma !. 1- re an ( h.i 1 es Ku luson. an i : Miner Jaek <>o dhu u * io were cap t red by th<- -V iser* at the Str©»r Mine a ter L e blew! g up us Iheahatl* heu *e x<« lcr.»u.v: nt I‘lttabnr*. Pit b irg I’a , auecinl The meeting of th « Way. a M Ceane c< mmittee of ‘ :• n 1 » o e-utor*. appt inks. lu»l e uuk 1 > a opt a La. .or ; la ; to •e'‘ le the r.a u: agr wd and u- l-ii.g wmi OmprHoW >rw*. /* . ? ! A NH < I.A 1 ab. tib v. Li- MMuk a diTorva To F ur < u ru u .'.A gat at. Ixm-U la falling to piee ■». I ;i: atore <fG. A R gau w a# lob «4 at Harmou, Neb , of »-Oj 1 w\Rb !> BARTLEr:. 'he Brooklyu wureh *• owner, I» deud. Mi.-. F .o'i'Exn ; F o'M. attempted *u e dr at St. Luu • b^ Ukis g p *.» u. Mrs. C tiVti.tND la» v de<L her visit to l.uAulv aud ■ elur. od to Wa-:.-i iugum. Exs KT<vt st < w An 4 ,m|mJ - y> ■; I»’ xs- v t .nt V1 WH>uun Harvey, at Lander in a I »-.2i '• " n Jviied In I tali restrai mg < oxe ,t. ./. ~m kQ to ring 1 a\ .» < euu y. Bftwi::x <ll ; ' n j 700 £ from California wi I arrA^.u . cu :r e N. XL. in a tew day! Tin: Grand Court us the Urml Comm< r la Tr.v-le t.of Aim-iLa k. nu .1 i-.an a e ;*iou at (' • ’• .m j. Tilt .’.rka-sasw <>le a e gim e: * will Ims i on u a-, jue: nt Hot pri.. g, bv tLo ( ua u1 -c r us < < • ! * crctj th r** ( lAßi.iis o-Ni:i..L, a punter, was k ie i". St . is by u fa! from u p at'orm on w ;. .1 lie wa- workiuu. DI I : -vi C iarles lIfCKEY bh< t ami kiled Janies Parrott, who w^a b ating a w< : a: . at Loukx Lh. K; . 11.. Su; re me Court of Minnesota 1. .1 sdi id.'d the —.lli-sx'ulpg ;* aw va id, reversing the lone- court's d c si n. ■ S I’LSE’Uat angler, 111., dr .ve out the mine' - near that place an Iwi e-k. d t..c mine by iilimg it up with debri . j ,I • D 1S lsa }; >sa, the Portuguese 1 Min s er at Washington, has been ap pointed io till a like position a l’aris. I Th : 7(>o we-'o sa 1 1 enver. Colo., declare they will not eave the city until 1 the lailroads concede cheap rates East. ■ Ono sh', stride s visited a mine near ' Ottawa, 111., burned the tools and destro.ei the mine by removing t!.« j pr- ps. over 6,000 p r.ois attended the farewell service of the Rev. B. F. Mils, tie evangelist, at Owensb.ro, : Kentucky. *K t iON on bids for the State j rinting is in abeyance at Pierro. 8. U, until the c nstitutionaiity of the State law is decided. Canadian sm'tgg’ers, fgranted partial i-munitx bv rorrupw government ola ials, have bocome very bold in ! their depredations. A. j w. f. Shaw, thak^fcvicted coin shaver, was sentence? « si O ux City, i la., to eighteen igj^thsT L hard labor I m the penitentiary. A

CLEVERLY DETECTED. How an Oculist Showed Up a Fraudulent Claim Here is an interesting account of a very clever bit of detective work by an dcul st. It appears that in a large factory in which wore employe! several hundred parsonq one of toe workmen, in wielding hi, hammer, carelessly a lowed it to slip from his hand. It flew half way aero s the room and struck a fellow workman in the left eye. The man averred that his eye was blinded by the blow, although a careful examination failed to reveal any injury, there not being a scratch visible. He brought a m t iu the courts for c impensation for the loss of half of his eyesight, and refused all offers of compromise. Under the law the owner of the factory was responsible for an in my re- i suiting from an accident of this kind, t and although he believed ihat the man , was shamnung and that the whole ‘ zase was an attempt at swindling, he had about made up his mind that he would be c mpeTed to pay the claim. I The day of the trial arrived, and in I open court an eminent o -ulist retained ; by the defence examined the alleged . injured member, and gave it as nis opinion Unit it w.ia as ,r.x>a us tile i right oye. Upon the putintia's loud j prote t of his inab lity to see with his loft ovo, the oculist proved him a nor- i iurer and satistlod tbo com t and jury of tho falsity of his Olu'm. .And h< w d > you suppose he did it? Why, simply by knowing that the colors green and red combined n ake black, lie procured a black card on which a few words were written with green ink. Then the plaintiff was ordered to put < n a pair of spectacles with two dill ren‘ glasses, the o.ie for the right eye be ng re I and the one for the left eye con^i-ting of ordinary gla.s. Then the card was hand d him, and he was ordered to road the writing t n it. This he did without hesitation, and the cheat was at once exposed. The sound right ovo, fitted with the ed glass, was unable to distinguish the green writing on the biacK surface of the ea d, whi’o the left eye, which he pretended wa, sightVess. was the one with which the leading had to lie done. SURPRISING FIGURES. The Extent of Advertising: Done by the Lydii* E. Plnkliuiii Medicine Company. S.uue Idea of ths Importance of the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company, as a Lynn enterprise, may be er Lima ted by tbe amount, ut advertising wlWch Is placed by them In the leading newspapers ut America. Advertising Is Iu their Hue one of the mre-t gauge, by vruiek to judge the extent ot : their business lie ne » spa pci ad vert Isl ng of t hfs famous : concern l< ail placed through the advert!,- I in.’ sgetiry us icttliulil A (a, los ton. , and the vrlter recently learned «hl e Iu ! I their otiice, that eight tons of o.ccttotypes ' ■ were •hipped by tl em to the ne »i apers In : I one day. allot which were advertisements I us tbo Lydia E riukham'* Vegetable Compound. ! Some idea of the eilent of such adverj tlelna can be formed w hen one considiT* •s tbe fact that a k ve- Inch e ectroty pe weighs ■ but a few oua ea. and that eight ton, co i•Kts of 1X4,0.a , users » r n amount suftiCleuL to furnish all tte lending publication, of Ae erica wlUi mure than tDe electrotype- e.o A, a ly»» enterprise the P nkham Medicine tmupaur stand, in the front rank. — r :eiu the I> au Item. Il'.ffrct orUllmat,- on l-'lowerw. Plants with ewoet smell ng flowers • are leJeved t-« l>e more common in dry than iu moi t climates. On tho burned vn and Raxed hi is of southern i Fr. u o, th 'iu , u;e and lavender perfume l <• ar urh a omatie scents, «h ie ti e tuo^ii j lains of Norn a id,v exbale no v- , e u;> v aronia it is a c ri' u.s fact th.it • o !’> wer- are nnlv ( • fragracu at u g t. whi'o a newly dis- ! • oie eJ .' exit an flower which changes I cob r a d is white in t‘ o morning, re 1 lat boon and blue al night I- vio l fed with •milting Its p rs .mo only in tho mid '.u us the day t has !• e i -b---•mod that farm r wh t 1 ''owe rs are I f agruut iu pre; u tbm to their num- ; ber» lUau '.l*»wen» of any o' tier color. The Yellow tiiow < f the DerUon. I . Fait.to lea the sty hy thr setting m. is bean . tiu.-od wtkk hila Ant vh' the un«;eik»i-e 1 din-, wiort thst bile iu the wrong i arc prodr., - is> the rltfh: • Ie and under th ilc L sLuu der bi dr. naases vrtlto. sick i bsa..M.-I>e. ceastip.lion. faulty digestion. Not lu su Instant < aw the syuq toms ot bllluu-mm be U.S el od but per, stem e tn the use of j i v. • t«i'. s:« ach Hitt rs will eradicate I j tbs u, .;«» dtae-Den aud regnl irity of the ! towels aud counteract tendencies to more * aagiwvatvu ..I.ils!: - • which an int.-rruuUv;: •j ®> — aJwainnw begets. Rheumatism, tn t a tlvtty of th aidciey«an<t bladder neuralgia. । and Inability « s ««p. are alwo remedied by j Huge*. ,-..eu tv ■ *n<i restorative of n-rve jl fore aud IraßdUility As an antidoti V> the , jui. u of lual i i.v it is unfailing ami prompt. ; a wsue^las.ftil tl.r’-r ti -a day. Too Kich for Him. Y v • krown pLitieal economist i was ac st.si in a -trer by a p or I wo", an i e aims for her -even ' chi dren. ui u-t 10. who wet' ' starving ‘j at home rt' en children, did vt u ■ t v. m'vd:) chi dren?'' “j es " s bl>ed ; i the wo:: au “and my ushand i n the < spitai ’ Ah " e iid the jihilo opher, j e A nialv, “seven children are luxuries i w:. eh I Lave never been able to afford, i ' Go d-morning." Farms on Crop Payments. , It * net unusual for renters to pay for a Farm from the proceeds of one crop In the Red River Valley of North Dako'a | I Way pay cash lent for land you cannot , Uu: eto own here when a shard of the crop will help pay for a farm there? Write to Grandin & WSwards, ’dayville. North Da- ’ Lota, for particulars. MUGGINS —So you made your debut . as an act r last night, eh? How did you get on? Fcotote —Oh, I got on all right, but I couldn't get off quick . enough.—Philadelphia Rec cd. A. M PRIEST, I r .fgisl, Shelbyville, Ind., ays: "Ralls Catarrh Cure gives t ie beat of , .aiisfaetiou. Can get i>!ei:ty of testimonials. a» it. cures eue who takes it." Druggists sell Roasted coffee and ground coffee beans mixed with honey are used to rest; re broken-down hordes in Germany. loihe sailor a yacht Is supsrb. but how , much wore Lovely to the landsman are the ■ rosy cheeks oi young ladies who use Glenn’s Sulphur Soap. Fifteen English brewers and wine merchants who died last year left over $; 0, OGO,OGO. Shiloh's Comsumitios Cure is sold on a ruarante® It cures Incipient Consu uptlon. Lt Is tb» best Cough Cure. 25 cents, 50 cents aad SI.OO. — Economy was not born in the psorhouse.

। A SIDE from the fact that the J IjL cheap baking powders contain alum, which causes indigestion and } other serious ailments, their use is J | extravagant. | It takes three pounds of the best of them to go as far as one pound of the Royal Baking Powder, beI cause they are deficient in leavening i g as * El I There is both health and econ- ill { orny in the use of the Royal Baking id I Powder. r 111 t ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YCRK. ^L -W iu -wm—m. « JI 3

Curious Law Case Over a Will. “A will made by a bedridden paralytic, abb t i speak only three words, ‘yes.’ ’no’ an 1 ’will,’ was recently contested in a Kentucky court," said a well-known lawyer. “The testator could not urite, but was able to m ke her wishes known to those about her by using one of the three words mentioned n response to speculative < uestion askel by them. Iler son tea i tied that so.- s veral days he ha i no.i ed her desire to communicate something, and he kept gues ing until he finally hit i pon the question. ‘Do you want to make a will?’ to whi h s! e answered ! ‘Sos.’ An attorney was summoned, and by a series of questions, which sho answered by means of the three words at her command, elicite i her de ires i in regard to the dispo ition of her property. By the teim- of the will the e-tate was divided between her four children, disinheriting the child of her deceased eldest son, who was tho contestant in the trial. The will I was sustained by the jury, but the i court of appeals reversed the decision ! on the ground that everything had first been conceived ly those about the woman, and that she was not really I competent by reason of her physical disabi ity to make a will.”—New York Evening Sun. Fish Hatcheries. It ap; ears from a statistical review ot fish cult re in Europe and North A ; erica that the eighty fish hatcheries in North An.erica sixty-six in the Unit'd States and fourteen in Canada ami* Newfoundland) produced in the yea -of their la-t’rejiort 1,’’16.027,11*2 fish hatched, ami 116 hatcheries in Europe .77,''73,016 young i sh. The North American hatchei ie are all governme tai; most of those in Europearein private hands. The average production of one hatchery is fit 8,000 in I ur >pe and 13,40 oO in North America, A safety xault is tho best place for a lockout.

IF YOU WANT TO FEEL A PERFECT CURE PROMPTLY, OF LUMBAGO. ST. JACOBS OIL WILL DO IT AS NOTHING ELSE GAN DO. 4j IS ESPECIALLY VALUABLE IN THE I DR. TREATMENT OP Dropsy gj h J. H.McLean’s Bright’s Disease S seminal Weakness _ |]i — m Calculus or Gravel t S-bVEO o Retention of Urine 'lncontinence of Urine AND Diseases of the Prostrate Gland d H Irritation and Disease of Bladder | KlUiltl Irritation and Disease of Kidneys ! MANUFACTURED BY { SI.OO bottle The Dr. J. H. McLEAN Medicine Co. | i pl * ST. LOU IS, Mo. ;

KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live better than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world’s best products to the’needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Sysup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleasi ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect laxative ; effectually cleansing the systey dispelling colds, headaches ar? and permanently curing " | * It has given satisfaction ' met with the approve * < »L, * profession, because= c S j j neys, Liver and ||S £ * “I < ening them ar |||b .< |£ 0 > every object.' Ilg| 3 ~ I £ Syrup of c HH ip c "! ? J l BO? is I ufactur Co. on!-- 1 I pack: l I and accr ; -o >. /H , I

St. Paul Park—A New Picnic Gronud St Paul Park is located at Morton. Illinois, 14 miles north of Chicago, on the Chicago, Mllnaukee and St Paul Railway. The grounds cover eighty acres on th« North Branch river. One half is a grove ot large maples, the o her half is a level meadow, suited for b..se-ball. U nnis, and all outdoor games Good boating on river, and in every vav most attractive picnic ground in the vicinity of Chicago. For further information, rates, etc., apply to H. E Lain-. City Passenser Agent, ( hlcago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway, 207 Clark street Ungraniinatical, but True. ‘•What are tha wild waves saying?’ Sighed Sue to perl young Pete. “I reckon they are saying, fr in the way they are spraying. That it’s move, or wet them feet » —Jacksonville Times-Union. The right kind of a man will not sit down and gt oa i because somebody Udis him the sun has spots on it. A BAD TEMPEH a liver—--1 _< you’ll always Sihl Joined together. ■ <o^Bl f \ Make a note of this. a \ (Jr and see if it isu’i gar*' // true. F \\ I Now, why not give » vl M Vq\cCA, your naturally tun- ' / \7A |\ ' [tl 11 y disposition a / J ( z\J| A chance? Dr. PierCTj’a < ^ / (/\ IL 7 Pleasant Pellets I will do it for you. They correct your disordered liver, clear up your system, and mako life look different to you. They do > it in a pleasant way, too. Tbey'ro the i smallest, the easiest to take, and the most , natural remedy. Keep a vial of these tiny Pelleta in your vest-pocket. They’ll rive you a permanent cure for Biliousness, Jaundice, Constipation. Indigestion, Sick or Bilious Headaches, and. every derangement of the liver, stomach i and bowels. The makers are so sure you’ll be satisfied that they’ll agree, if you’re not, to return the money. For twenty-five years these Pellets have sold on their merit. Why buy other pills, when P. P. F. nre “ guaranteed” I There's nothAig likely to be “just os yood.*

SDO YOU travel? IF SO, YOU WILL FIND THE Big Four Route tea? THE BEST LINE _ JL a VESTIBULE TRAINS. ELEGANT D’”' . ’ i 8H t 11 DU ' Ask few a £ w S ' ' I 'Ria Fl L %-?£ I i| I E I ® 1| i “ 13 I E 2 _ 35 g o J®§ n J ° 2 ® B sig 3 8!i:^8 Ulsl 3iS a slslsls 5 a A Bl* 5 2 os“ e I iS 5o “ *T3 P ' 1 C - 5 X _- m ! : i <r c «—