Semi-weekly Independent, Volume 2, Number 24, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 February 1896 — Page 7

ManilWs itself in in::ny lür v.t ways, liki? poitro. s Uini;s, rr.rimni: sir l.;:s. t;it rlu urn and j imni'-s an otlitT Tüj tioi:. cari"ly :i man is wholly fni fro:n it. in smite form. It clings tfii:H'iiily i::itil ;t Vfstl'f of mtoiulons iiMn is cra-ii -;:t;'l from liic M.1 by Hood's S;irs;ipariil:!. i ho'ivm Is of voluntary t(iitniitihiN Ml of Mi:T-ri!i l"ro::i si-rnl'iila, niton inlwriU'd an I niot ti inn i his. j sitiwly, iorlirtly and iwn:i:u:iiit! curcl l.y

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Tlio On Tnu-!:!o mI Pnritirr. All I ruiruri -$1 I'rrpa'i'd only ly f. I. )!mi& t'n.. J.o-.viS!. Mav. Hnnrl'c Pil!- :i,t n.tnii'iii.ilv with IIOUU 1 lilf ),o;rS.tiu;-;thl!;i. y.V. Hundreds of ladles write us that thev " can't find food bindings in our town." It's easy c.ouh if you

Insist on

I The C.ift of a Good Stomach. I Is ono of tlx most lom fi"nt (or.atlnn

vi!' ii;iff! to us ;y natr.ro. How nf;".i i is grossly al'i:si: Whot'ur tho st.ma;-h is naturally v-ak. ov lias lo n roi;lerol s 1y iii'ortitl.Mifo ia :'ti::r or drinking. Host otter's Stomach Ititters is tiio liest ac-iit for its ivsiorat ion lo v.'or ainl a tivify. l'..th digestion an! appetite are renewed by this iino tu: which a'so nven-nmos rojsst ipat ion, bili.nis:ifs, ir.nlarial. Kidney anl iLeuinatio ailments .ad n runisiiess. .More Truth than lVetry. Tin constant ilruppinc of tho rill a. III wear away tin reek; ilu constant placiu of an ad" will rid you of your stock. Tho truism .:i:ai:n'l in this douvorol is nunc tho loss true because of the character of the dotterel. We have had sotnothinjr to say h-f.re al'ut the value of jers:su nt advcrtishi, ami :he niisiaKe that is made by the merchant who is spasmodic ami very far apart in his advertising. Nothing pays better th in p. isisicncy. The merchant may not be able to a fiord a lar.ee sum of money, but a small amount may be spem to jrrca: advantage, ami half a laf is better by far than no bread. -Macon Telegraph.

having

BIAS VELVETEEN

SKIRT BINDING. Look for "S. II. M." o:i the label and tahe no other. If your dealer will not 5upply you wc will.

There is a woman in old Orchard. Maine, v.l. ds painting for a living houses, barns, f cnci s or anyt'iin.--:tnd. a !:., 1 i.aper says. jrids the same pay for i as a man would. ALL AT SSA

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Mrs. .!. A. Harber, of Sharjtsbur, Ken icKy. stales: "For ye::rs I was trouble! witli imliestion in a very bad form. My appetite was poor, ami at times 1 sutTe:el with severe headaches. I saw Kipans Tabuh-s advertised in our town paper and sr-nt to Mt. Sterlin- for two boxes, whieh I llsel. The indigestion is a thine of the past, my appetite is splendid. I have no headaches now. and am irainim: in flesh. Kipans Tahuies are the best medicine for the stomach, and I always Keep them in the house. (.Signed) "Mits. j. a. BAi:m:K. "Sharpsbur;;. Ky. Rlpan Tahulc ri R11 by rtrnjffflstR. or hy n:atl U Im rUf (TAt c-nts a lx) Ir wnt lo I lie I'.taiw i lu-ml-ral Company. No. lo Spruce sinni. New i.rk. aiuulc lAl. lucent. TTIE AERMOTOR CO. Ccoa half tha world's Wind ml 11 litiineitK, berans it htm reduced the cost of frlQd porrpr to 1 ,c vrhat It was. It baa r.iany branrlt

boused, ami supplies Us coods an.l repairs I &t Juur door. It can and dues furnish a 'r- . ItMtf .r Art i'Ia ftir mnni t h;ut

There are thou-an 1- of wntr.on to-day entirely at sei, so to speik, as fur ;u their iimoats uro i-oaccruo..

l hey arc

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some ÖMuaic complaint, and scad for tle ir doett r in all huMe. JIi! usnullv tries ti:'-:; and that v.ith.r.nt success ; h, is ;dl at .-o; and his ioor pa

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lot here. It makes Puiuptug and üeareü. Meet, QalTantzed-aft?r

Coir.5l?tliin Wlnrtrulil?. TllUne

and Fixed steel Torrers. Steel Hum Saw

Orlndeis. On apj lieatlon It will name onfiA of ihesn articles that it will furnish until Jancaiy lit at . ti-.e usual iric It also makes Tanks and lumps of all kiwis. SeiMl for catalogue. Ficiory : IZtl, Uxfcwe!! nnd Tlllnore Streets. Ctico.

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IIM11 nÄBLl'rfJ.r.cin ryenr. s-ndt. NEW YORK DISPATCH. IS-t e-klv t"liHiril np toilale. No. ."- ;

Unlversaay used and recommended for Cut, r.i.rns, T.rulses, Cutds, Catarrh, S.r Throat, all I'alA, riita kuil lii!luuiu.Ktloaa.

Cenutne tn our Vittles only, hurt wrappers. P e our tame, Poini'n fiitraot Co New York aud Loudon.

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A striking article in the I' britary iv.ue of jßadies' Jftojnc journal Over 700,000 Copies Sold THN CENTS A COPY. ONE DOLLAR A YHAR VOR SALE EVERYWHERE v A rrniilc Wnn-tf-nfJ to look alter renewals and newsubigtlllö V V till itU s rji)crs. profitable cmployincnt. The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia

- COPYRIGHT J93 rvf TH F! CURT 15 PUniJHIHO jTrrAAr

a lady frituid tells the sufferer to try Ly l'm K. Vnlihni Vegetable Compound because it has eure-.l lir. Tlie following letter shows the result of that trial, and is a sample of thousands of similar ases happening daily. I had been very sick for a long time; doctored with many prominent physicians. They pronounced my case dyspepsia, and said there was a tendency to cancer cf the womb. There was a sene of fulness and weight in stomach after meals, loss of appetite, and offensive belching of wind, dizziness, all gone' feeling in pit of the stomach; headache,

heartburn, palpitation at. times, urine high colored. A lack of interest in all things.

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medh'ines gave me but little relief. I was al

most in despair, when a friend advise 1 your Compound. I took it, an.l am now perfectly well. I

can recommend it to all women. A number of my friends and neighbors have taken it on my recommendation, and have always found rlief." Mus. James Ckaxksiiaw, Frankford, Va.

LEGAL AND OTHER HOL-DAYS. Wc Have Many of Them, but They Arc Not Strictly Observed. The usual rocmvue of the holiday season invariably brings to the Department of State numerous inquiries regarding the number and dates of national holidays. In a technical sense tlmre are no national holidays, for tie simple reason that nowhere does there exist the powvr to set such days apan ami compel their observance. A Stav can only establish a holiday within P s own limits, while th" aut horily of Congress in that direction is eoniined to the District of Columbia and the Territories. I'raetically. however, a holiday heroines national in its rha meter when it is observed by the people of the various States, the Territories and the District. There are two which fail into this category, the Court h of July and Christmas. Congress has set them apart for observance in the Territories .".ml lim DistrVt, ami the Legislatur of all the States hae in li.o manner set them apart for the observance of l!:e people of their respective Stales. Co'uh ss has named ebrht sivh days 'or the District :md the Territories. '1 hcseniv in calendar order New Year's Day. Washington's birthday. Inauguration Day. every fern-years. Decoration Day. Independ; nee I Jay. Labor Day. Thanksgiving Dar and Christmas Day. New Year's Day is obs"rvod in ail th" States ,ms a holiday except Mass.c-hu-setts. New Hampshire a I'd Hlmdo Island. Washington's birthday is not a legal holiday in Arkansas. Iowa or Mississippi. Inauguration Day is observed only in the Distric t and the Territories. Decoration Day is observed only in the North. In most of the Southern States Memorial Day is observed at an earlier date. Labor Day is a legal holiday in about half of the Slates. Thanksgiving Day is now observed in all the States, ihcuigh in some of them it is net a statutory holiday. Congress has at various times appointed special holidays, and has recognized the existence of certain days as holidays for commercial purposes. for instance the Saturday haif-holiday. Many of the States have holidays peculiar to themselves. Illinois observes LmüoIu's birthday: California and Nevada. Admission Day; while certain cities observe special days intimately connected with their history. Tims New York City observes Evacuation Day. the day the P.ritish troops linally qo.it the city alter the close of the revolution, and Baltimore observes Defender's Day, the day the Pritish attack on that city was repulsed during the second war with Kngland. Washington News.

SUIMMJLSKl) IIIS FIMKXDS.

Army Oflicers ;ih Instructors. There are at present more than one hundred ollicers of the active list of the army serving as instructors in military science and tactics at the various educational institutions of the country. There is more or less objection expressed iiiuuii;' commanding otlieers. and also by the secretary of war. against t:ikin; oll'icers from their legitimate work with their regiments, although it seems necessary in su h eases as special duty in Washington and as military attaches abroad; but in the matter of details as instructors at colleges there is a strong sentiment in favor of employing otlieers on the vetited list, many of whom are eminently capable for such service. The same opinion prevails with regard to retired ollicers of the navy. Tn Olden Times Feople overlooked the importance of permanently beneficial effects and were satistHHl with transient action; but now that it Is generally known that Syrup of Digs will permanently cure habitual constipation. well-Inrurmt'ä people will not buy other laxatives, which act for a time, but linally injure the system.

It is a mistake to coin-hide that Iod has forsaken us 1 Krause we may be having a hard time. Frost, Frolic, and liusiness. The wind over frozen pomls and lakes, over snow Heids of plains and opeü country, is heavily charged with frost and line particles of frozen matter. It is the most penetrating way for chill to set in. Sudden warmth, sudden chill, and severe colds. Cirls and boys skating, driving for pleasure or business, and men at work afield know the difference in temperature. Yet the youngsters skate away and with mouth open laughing take in a dose of sore throat. Drivers and workman throw aside w raps ainl all know the next day from soreness and stiffness what sudden chill means. Now the best thing to do when housed is to rub well at once with St. Jacobs Oil. If j-iui do. you will not have sore thro.it; or if you are stiff and sore, it wil! cure by warming the surface to throw out the chill.

A Prominent ülinois Man Has a Remarkable Experience. The Story of the Wonderful Change in Mr. Shepherd' Condition. J'ro.i t!' J..f'"j,bj,!i. ll'n.,:, 1 ,.;''',, ,'. Mr. A. A. Sh pherd. a prominent arid responsible citizen of Lytieviile, McLean County. Ii!., was takt'a d avu with rheumatism about live ears ago. lb- suffered with terrible pains in his hips and at times, when he was able to walk, would down when taken v.ith the severe pains. lie :il--o had very severe pains in the region of his heart and at times thought he surely would die. lie tried a number of good physicians I ut could get 110 permanent relief. At times he in was down in bed and could i".t mrn himself without help. Was not able to work any to amount to anything for live years or more, llr.t now his neighbors and friends are surprised to see him stout and hearty and able to work. In fact he has worked all the present S'-asoa and worked hard and feels well. He iias a number ;f men at work in the woods this Minuuer getting out cooper material, and lie has not omy i'V.-imvii tlo ir work, but has wotked vviiii ti'ein all the time. Some time las; fail while he was suffering so his wife's at'eulo;. was cailed to a wonderful care of ;i c;im' of rheumatism bv Dr. William s t'ink Pills for Paie People, and whi!- r. Iby-wtc.-jb ,ne day she stepped into ;he drug -tore of Mr. 1 II. Iliii and purchased ;vo boes of tire pills. After I.t inrrenced taking them the pains left his limb-;, all the pains disappi.ired from h.i.heait and he 'ixvaa to improve at ce-c. 1 le a a cheerfully recommend 1 hem to any en, at'ücied as he was. ii;;i, the dniiiuist, said: "1 have several customers using the Williams' Pink Piüs f. r Pale People for tie- reli f and cure of rheum.Uir-r.i. aut-utg Whcai is A. A. Shepherd, v. ims. w. imbe n one of unusual r.ut. rest, and Pink Pills have surely performed a vvonderim! change in his condition." Dr. Willi: nis Phd: Pills contain ail the tii iiients necessary to give m, life and richness to tiie hiood and relo.-e shatter i nerves. They fire sohl in boxes at .! cents n box. or six boxes for Sü.r! amr" may be had of a!i druggists mditve!iy hy mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine ( mi any. S heiiecta ly. N. Y.

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THi: Rlf-i:0 MN SlOVIi POLISH in takes ier pt:n-l bhickhui cf a sttve.

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GOLD AT CRIPPLE CREEK. And the Hcst Way to del There Is Over the Santa I'o Koiite. The fabulously rich gold mining district of Crippie Creek. Colo., is attracting hundreds of people. I'y spring the nisii bids fair to lo enormous. That there is an abundance of goid there is demonstrated beyond doubt. To reach Cripple Creek take the Santa I'e IJoiiie from Chicago or Kansas City. The only standard gauge line direct to the camp. Through Pullman sleepers and free chair ears. Tin Santa IV lands you right in the heart of Cr!pph Creek. Inquire of nearest ticket agent, or address C. T. Nicholson. J. P. A.. A.. T. & S. F. lt. It., Monadnock P!ock, Chicago.

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no u&e for any one that has

not sense enouen to cnew

Only a trial of Piso's Cure for Cotisumption is needed to convince you that it is a good remedy for Coughs, Asthma and Bronchitis. If you want a reiiablo dye that will color an even brown or black, and will please and satisfy you every time, use Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.

An ass covered with gold is more respoetc! than a horse with a pack-saddle. SI 00 Itpvrard, SI 00. The reader of this :qer will tin pleased to iearn that there is at least one lrea!cd disease ibat science has been able to cure in all its tagsvs. and that 1; Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is llio only Nsitive cure Kiu:vn to Ihe medical trntornity. Catarrh being a cmist'if ntional disi i-e. requires a constili.tional treatment. Nail's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly en tie blood and iiuieotis siula'-i s ol tl.e system, thereby dvtreylrig the foiinilntion of tlie bease. and civim; the patient strength by bilililTtig up tiie constitiition and assisting nature In doing its work. The proprietors i,;ie so mix Ii taith Iii as curative por that I le- otb-r One lliau'rc Itollar.-i lot ar.y f'at it' fails to cure. Send or list o testimonial. Ad.hevs. I'.. I. 4 IlKMiV & CO., Toledo, ). ;o-S)M by Ihiiggists, 7.x.. In iv. the amotiui of gold mined in Venezuela was 17,Jm ounces. Dung complaints. Ibotichilis. Asthma, etc.. are sp edily relieved and if taken in time, permanently cured by Dr. D. Ja. v tie's Ihvpeetorant. "ou will bud in it aiso a certain remedy lor Coughs and Colds. One pound of learning requires ten pounds of common sense to apply il. To ensure tin er;. diet 1 ion of eruptive complaint; wash daily with Cleim's Sulphur Sea!. "Ilill'K ibtir and Whisker Dye." r.hu-k or I trow 1. .ne. "Prawn's Bronchial Tioihm" ate unequalcd for leae.ng the voice. Public speakers aud singer the wirb I over use them.

FI! S.-AU Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's rat rr Ktoi r. No IriU after first day'8 vise. Marveloiui tureH. 'lr atiKf and $'.) trial txjttlrt tree to Fit Ctttoe. brud to lr. KUne. aal Aich fat., l'iiil. Pa. Mn. Vlnto-' Sooth in-o Stiiup for eiill!rea trtliinn: sotti-im the uias. rrauiv inflanimatiou. illftya iain, cures wind colic. ' cents a bottle.

The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age. KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY. DONALD KENNEDY, CF ROXBURY, MASS., Has di?covercd in one of cur common pasture w eeds a remedy that cures every kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofula dow n to a common Pimple. He has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and never failed except in two cases (both thunder humor). He has now in Iiis possession over two hundred certificates of its value, all within twenty miles of Boston. Send postal card for book. A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and a'perfect cure is warranted 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 beinpj stopped, and always disappears in a week alter taking it. Read the label. If the stomach is foul or bilious it will cause squeamish feelings at first. No change of diet evrer necessary. Eat the best you can get, and enough of it. Dose, one tablespoon ful. in water at bedtime. Sold by all Druggists.

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The largest piece of good tobacco ever sold for to cents - .and Tne 5 cent piece is nearly as1 are as you get of ofher OJ&n -grades for 10 cents

ASK YOUR DEALER FOR

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f yoti pay fc4 to 8t for hhoes, cx- gr

aüiiiie the W. I.. loi!$;Uü Jr'hx, and jr

ye wli.it a gocvl vht-i you cm buy for

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oN(im:ss, hutton, nnl I.ACi:, inaIe In all Kind -4 of the l-Bt tcl l;itlnr hy sLilled workmen. AVo

lttake and Kioro $3 Shoefi than any other

iu:iiiiifalurrr in Ihe vil!. Noi' pomiino i;nlo--4 n :i:r. an.l r-rke ii i.tjniiv.1 on tli- bottom. A-.k your doalor f.r our 6i.M3.r.o, ö'.r. ;.:. shH.s; S'I."l und JI.7." f.r boys. TAKE i!3 SUBSTITUTE. It ourck-..K r cannot supply you. soiitl t j t.ictory, ''" 'o-.iii pike ;nil i ecnt1 tn p.iy c.nii.'i;o. Mate kind, st 1( of tn; (caj or plain), sio ami v.i.ll'i. M,ir L'ustnm Dopt, will till your onl'-r. St-rtil f-T now lllus-

tialca tau'inic to tlu It. W. L. DOUGLAS, Drockton, Mass.

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STEPHENS, Lebanon, Ohio.

OUR POULTRY TOfilß ÄrÄ

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Keep your eye on

Pearline uads.'

Even if you use it already, you'll find hints here and there that will greatly help you. And there isn't a man, woman, or child but can be helped

by Pearline. All these advertisements arc meant for the good of Pearline, of course to show vou the best and easiest and cheapest way of

washing and cleaning, and to lead you to use it. Hut if they do, they will have helped you far more than they will have helped Pearline. You have more at stake. All the money you could bring to Pearline, by using it, wouldn't be a drop in the bucket to the money you'd save by it. Q rl redJlers and some unscrupu:ous grocers w i'.l tell you " this is as Wl as OüllU. or ''the same as l'earline." IT'S l'AI.SK Pearline is never ix-.ilk.!, 4. 1 and if your srrocer sends vou something in place f I Vur'.i-ie. I c 11 .HaLCiC hone ' JAMESPYLE. Nov VorW-

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arc a jrcut ninny women who have learned lesson of ocuiuimy and cleanliness by the use of Santa Clans. Sold everywhere. M;ide only 1 y

The N. K. Fairbank Company, - Chicago.

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