The Syracuse Register, Volume 7, Number 27, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 14 May 1896 — Page 1

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CBI'RCH DIRECTOR. CMEBCiI OF <•<»!»:—FrwicMits every »l•ra>i« suiMlay al It o’clock eunday >et<ooi at (:4t a n> Prafer mrclbitf Tburwlay weulac. All are cortlUlly ln*tted to atirii-1 ' Jusld'H HLMFt*. raator LCTUKKaX < lirKt’H:—Rev Jesse Dunn. Pas'or hi charge I‘rciwhlnz every aiteruaie Übbail* al II o’clock <««d aertuoni uroniM <l All are eonhaJiyinilUMJ to a“e'«> .“** •* II vine serrh ea rasvor M 4<il V Rcri i—Freachlitg <>n second and fourthlFubbath vs each month at II * ™ a«(1 ihjo flrat rabbath »€7.<5 p m J* Xbeolal 10 a in Prayer .mwU *Mf at T:U pnx A cordial hi vital km K» alk I KWV. IIKKKON. PaMur < HVIR H -l'rcyhing *retjr •eo«s Sunday and the MaiurOay evt-niug meeting every AVedocaday evening. Y F • C E:-Mw«ln« rteurv h every Sunday al 5 l> * AM arc cue Aially toutdto rreMtftnt Wifaws Vonwata,- Be*.’/ SECRET SOCIETIES. gYBA«V»»? LODGE NO. *M. ya AM J. W. Stetler. W. M. Michael Nicoloi, S. W K. K. Snavely, J- " • U- Stated MeeUnge: Friday cvct.lng on or before full mmm and two •ack* after.. J£<NKilt*»K<> LOIX-K XU. SB. knight? OF PYTHIAS, gyraeeae. Indiana, mceuevery "edneadar >v«alag al dalle Hall. O'«* KeW'uz. all •rvttoera la good alandlng aru Invited >o »• Win .Suavely. C. C Ed. C./Graham. K of R. AB. T AKK VIEW POST KO. MS. 'O A B. Meew every let asd id Moeday, nlghta In each eiouth Oliver Cromwell. I* C gYRACUSE TEST NO. 157 K. 0. T. M. lated meetings t»d and **E . TSutaday evening of each luooili. In lUelr ball »>»* ■ ilier a Uuehone a drug store. AU Mr K eights cordially lot lied to attend, j. c. juitar. Mr Kt. <om. A. A. luson. U- K SYRACUSE HIVE KO- M L. 0. T. M. Meat lugs held U»* Ist ad<3 :3rd Fiidav in each montU, ia K. O. T. M. Lail. All Lady MaccaLaes invited to attend. liiEiE Sfkagvk, Lady Com. Dale Hillabold, Lady R. K. tailway Tine Tablet. Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Ttains Pana Syracuse a* follows. - , EAST BOI’ND. * Ko. 3 Vocal *®:ls A- Ml IS I‘A.seuger and Ball K’AJ A. M 14 passenger Ji - 10 .J P N WEST BOUND. No I? Passenger and -all !:W P > ■ • m Lueal. .- ■,| - ■ ’■ A. -'I •J 1 - J M. BLAIR. Local Agent. Yoe further Infor mat lon call ou H A OTtelret Agent, or adilrvu L 8. Allen. Ass t Oag I rnanfr Aguut, c l.lragu. B U B T. U. CAMPBELL. VllA!« V ScCl L. OvaTAupl- Men'l Pass r Agt. 9 ' "■ . ' [ ", C. c?\& st. L. R. R. Big Four Kont«. TIME TATRvE From Milford, Ind.. In effect Oct. 2'iib, 1895. GOING NORTH. Me.«L Mall and K.pre-t 1’ •»■ “ ft. all and E»|>r«’*. ‘-< !» • M. BumUy Only • »». in GUINU SOVTU. g* tt'aU and E»i>«<v» twtSt -.' ” - . ’ I • dMITH BRO’S | CITY MEAT MARKET. Yay Mghcet markef prter/ for Cattle. Hoc* Vnnl Hide*. Lard and Tallow. Frv»b nwat at all t iiuc-c <:<■»=» Weeks and courteous treatment to all. ; SYRACUSE, IND. • ,' ■ ■ ■• \ ' (j}.EO. DARR. UJMXTAkEK art EJIIIALMLK. I have on band the finest line of Ciukrts in Ute county, over twenty different style* an*l tiul'h, also a com|i>te line t f Bu: -L Boi»es. Answar ail i |M-m:;t y day nr r/gi t. SIIHTSB, hfilHl

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'Announcements. . For Representative. ! EiHTOK Kkgistek: 1 .wish to announce that iny name will be presented at the Cotmtv Convention to be bel- al Warsaw on Tuesday. May : 26. ISU6. as a candidate, for tenomina- • that for Representative subject to the decision of that body. I'niiging my beat services in the interests of my coul stitnents anti my heat lien endeavors for their good. „ JOHN W STETLER For Circuit Judge. Kprrou RtGUfßit; Pl«*m SMSMBce thmMb your »F owns that niT >*»<* will ue presented ’ h* th* forthcoming Remibttmn I,'onnty Convention a* a candidate for Judge for the Xb Jmiicial Circujt. *nd subject to its decision. HIRAM 8. BIGGS. Euitob Baewiig: .. . Please *nn<nince tbrohgh youreoiumna that my name will l»e preM-ntal. to the Republican County Convention, as a candidate 'or the otHcc of Circuit Judge, and aubject to lL« <leci*ion, EDGAR HAYMOND. For Treasurer: Enrrou RKotsTtn: Please anotmee y.our coL unns that my name a id b«- p; escnted t the Republican County Convention to he held May 26., as. a candidate for Treasurer and subject to its decision, C L. BAKIOL For Prosecuting Attorney. Eorrou Register: Please announce that my name will '» presented to the RepnWicau County Cunwutioti to bi- !h-lil ..t lakeside Park on T hursday. May 26. as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of the »otb Judicial Circuit. L- R STtXJKEY. i. EbiTua Registek. Please announce to the Republican voters that my name will Im l presented to the forthcoming republican c mnty convention as a candidate Jur Prosecuting AUornev for th*' sth' Judicial circuit and subject to its decision \\ M tSUMMY For Commissioner. EniTon RegisteU: Please announce through 7 your columns that my name will lie presented to the forthwoming Republican County Convention ns » candidate for rommUgiuuer for the Middle Disti iet vnbject I > the decision of that Immlv. JAMES T. WEBB. Wayne Township. Enrroa Rrglstfk I' "»*’ anio uiu e t-» the Kapublieans of Kos'-iusko county that I will, lea canrfMntr for the offlci- nf Commissione. for the Middle llisji i. t. subject to the decision of the RepnbHcan county convent ion lo be beki on Tuesday. Nlav 26 WILLiAM J BANKS. Prairie Tp .■■■■■ • • ■ . For Sheriff. EIHTOK REOlsTgtl: Please anuoun<-e through your columns that my nasne will l-e presented to the forthcoming Republican Conveuliun a* a ’candidate for BImmHS subject to the decision of that laxly. W. c HARVUOr. j ■ ■ ; - } . .. I . ’ EpITuK ReGISTKK: Please announce through your columns that my name will be prvscnti'd to the Republican County Cbnicuti >n to Ibe held May 2*l. as a candidate for ; Nhcrid, aioi sunjei t to its decision. J. B MATTHEWS Ei»:t<>k R> - > ;. I desire t-> announce that mv name will be piesetiUsi to the Republican Comity Convent ■ « t > be held on Tues day. May 26. as a candidate for tin nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of that body. J T. GILLIAM Editgu -Re<;:steb: i i Subject to the decision of {the Reput- ; lican Onsnty Convvutkm, ' which as M-mbles on Tuesday. May 26. 1 desire to announce that I will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff. s CHARLES E. RANTZ. Lake Tp. Hon. J. W. Stetlcr, 'Our citizen. John VV. Stetler, is asking a« rcnomination to tb* State Legislature at the bands of the ye* publicans of Kosciusko County. Mr. Stetler bos been engaged iu busin’ss in this county for many years, and by strict attention to business and i honorable dealings with men has aci cumulated a competency, but beAs not a rich man as many suppose. Hu bos a beautiful home and enjoys the esteem and confidence of onr , citizens. Mr. 8. Is a staunch repfib- ' lican, end made a splendid record during the last legislature. We quote from the Milford Mail of May T, ‘1896, as follows“ Mr. Sutler solved oce term in the House, and bis many friends claim that accord* ini’to the unwritten rule Le is entitled to a renomination. He was a hard-working member of the last House, and bis honesty and rectitude of purpose was unquestioned. He is a veteran of the old 74th Ind. Keg't; and being from a neighboring township, will undoubtedly receive ’ warm support from Van Buren. The view is held by many hereabouts that if the "norlL part of the county aspect* any political favors it must become united, and that in such a contingency a better man to unite i upon cannot be found ’Lan John W. latctkr.’

■t ' . , - - . • ■ ■ A , SYRACUSE, KOSCIUSKO COUNTY. INDIANA. THURSDAY MAY 14. 1896. B'. | J '

I It has been the cusiom to return a reprerentativo the second term, but this rule has been set aside by our county politicians and they have 1 diced a candidate in the field against v Mr. Stetler. : They are trying to un- ’■! e< at. him by {charging that be voted y for lEe famous Nicholson bill, fee - and salary bill, etc, etc. Wo quote r a few passages of an editorial in the Indiauian ol 1 March 11, 1895, as follows:— ‘ Tbe{ session of the Indiana Legislature for the year 1895, closed on Monday by limitation. During the tetm, we have baa but little to - say ou tbw questions that Lave come 1 before that body. For one, we be l ' lieve that our representatives in the law-making branch of the state have performed their duty faithfully and well, and lilic the Indianapolis Journal, we believe that this will be the - judgment of candid and reasonable - mtn, and that they Lave made gcoJ ’ ; ’ the pledges/ made by the majority of •(the party tjo the people in advance of their election, and as the Journal say*, first and foremost, it has been un economical body.., It has made a legislative apportionment which will lumirej a majority in the House to a party carrying the state by 7,tKM) votes i.. It has made an equally ’ fair congressional apportionment.. ’ It has passed a salary act in accord- ! ance with past party pledge?...... In short, ail of the acts of the Legisihture touching pubic ad mi castration in state. county and municipal ity has bbeti to secure better and , more economies! methods --• • / M uch attention has been given to temperance legislation; us the result an act ■ has been passed which received on 1 its final pissage more than two- " thirds of Gie votes of both paities, and conjiquently is in no sense a : political measure It Las been a 1 clean handed Legislature The higher institutions of learning, which have always been aided by the state are placed on a positive ba is, which isTnore economical and in every way better.’’ Many other things fire mentioned which wh have not space to give, but we believe that John W. Stetler s past record will bear investigation, and he will be found to have bijen an 1 honest iyorker fir state and county. We fully believe that he has earned the positioa to which he aspires and we feel confident that he will be re - turned l'v a handsome majority. ... -—■ — o » — OIIITL’ARY. Mary McClintic, wife cf Eston McClintic, {was born in Sommcrset Co., ; Pa., May 18, 1807, and died on Fri- { day, Miy 9, 1896, aged 88 years, 11 J months and 22 d <ys. She was unit- ’ ' ed in iparriage to Eston McClintic, ’ { at the age of 22 years, and he pre- s J cec-ded her to the spirit world nearly 140 years ago. To thia union was { born 10 children, 4 boys and 6 girls,! Bof Whom are still living. In her early life she with her husband en-1 dared the hardships of this country. She was a fond, loving mot her and faithful wife. Her end was peace, and she fully realized that death was J near an 1 in her last moments was submissive to “Him who doulh all things well,” and our. loss is Err eternal gain. Fune/vl services were I held Sunday at 3 p. m., at the resi-! deuce of John Hammond, by Hevs Brumbaugh and Rothenberger. Her remains were followed to their last reeling place iu the McClintic cemeJ tery, by * large number of relatives and friends. Sympathy is extended | J the relatives and friends in their hour of sorrow. " ' t AFRICA NEWS. Jake Rothenberger sports a new wheel. t Eura Mock will begin work for Abh Brower thia week. jjerry Ilamman and wife of Gosb- , en, .attended the funeral of Mrs. MeI Uliutic Sunday. > 1 Mrs. Mary McClintic died Satur- .' I day May 9, at the residence of John Hammon, at the age of 83 years, 11 and 22 days. i; John Ctipe has corn six feet high. r How is that for high Additional Local. j Carpets and Matting at Ketring's ' Does your house need papering? * If so, Tee Wall Paper at Roth1 enbergera. - Milford is talking of organizing a ’ ball team with Inks and Scott of . Ligonier as their Lattery. If our . boys can secure the Bremen battery . oar friends down the creek will hare Uto put up a good article of ball if c I they take our scalp. s The new Biological Laboratory at ? Vawter Park will be cbmuleted by t : JuLa 15. This is only one of the * many improvementa projected by the ! enterprising proprietor for the season

1 ■ Last week Lewis Neff planted a • a large field of corn and in ninetysix hours the con sprouted through •I tht? ground. Tins is just one instance Jof the phenomenal growth of vege- ’ gation this season for this latitude. In the recently discovered caves of Orange County, ludtuna, Dr. Eigen-; , tnann and Prof. Moeukhaus of the Luke Wawasec Biological Station who made an tsploration of the’ eaves found a number of new .species of blind fish- t The announcement of Mr. Mel Summy of as a candidate for the republican nomination' for prosecuting nttorne> appears in uur announcement column this week, { Mr. Suuimy has attained much success in his profession in this county, i and if chosen to the office to which he aspires will no doubt make a creditable and efficient official. Six years ago he vms one of the principal candidates for the place and received a very large votu in the convention.. He is a graduate of the Vulpataiso law school and hai -been in practice fourteen years during ten of which he has been located at Meutone. ' l ' ' ' *'ST'.." ft'' ' ' ■ It s nil the same, a/ slight cold, con ge>te<i lungs i>r severe .cough. Que .Miuute Cough Cure banishes them.’—MiUer & Bushong. Take a dose of De Wat’s Little Early Risers just lor th*. g<xxi the (rood they ; will do you. These little pins ate goon j for indigestion, g'"* l fur heaviaehe.. good jor indige-stiou. good for iieaoaciie au<xi for liver complaint, govxl (or constipation. They ate guou. —Miner Cc Bushong. ' Reduced Rales io Washington, The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor w ill hold their Aiitiuid Meeting in Washington, D. c.. July 7-18 tor this occasion the B. Ct O. K. K. Co., will sell tiekt'tt from all points on its lint's, west oftbeOhio River to Washington, at one single fare for the round tiip. July 4 to 7, iuelnsive: valid for rettu n passage until July 15. inclusive, with the privilege of an additional extension until July 81 t)y depositing tick,ets with Joint Agent at'W asbington. Tickets will be ou sale at stations of all coiiiit•.•ting lines. Delegates suould not lose sight of the fact that all the Ik &. O . trains run via Washington. r COLOR OP WOMEN'S EYES. I The Mere Queetloa of Pigment Has Set*tied M*ny • Man's Fate. Did you ever notice tfiut men always Instinctively put confidence tn a glr! with blue e.yies, and have their eu»1 pieions of the girt with brilliant block > ■ ones, and will you kindly tell me why? ■ asks a writer in the Ladies* Homo jour- ’ Hol. Is it that the limpid blue eye, ■ i transparent and gentle, suggests all the soft..womatily viiturs, and becausehe thinks be can see through it, clear - down into that bhie-eyctTgiri’s soul, that she is the kind of a girl he fancies she is? I think it is, but some of the i i greabK t little frauds I know are the L purry, kitteny girls with the-big innocent blns eyvs. Blazing blrtek eyes, and the, rich, vvurin colors, which dark•kinned Women have to yvciir suggest energy and brilliance anti no end of intellect. >Meii look into such eyes and seem mot to be"’ s’.»lo to see below the BU.-fnca. They liare’hot the pleasure of !.a long, deep gete into reimeasurabie depths. And so they think her design- { ing and clever, end, perhaps (Cod save : ; the mark I), even intellectual, veficn. jMvrhaps, she has a wealth of love and devotion and heroism stored up behind : that Impulsive disposition :»'id those dazzling black eyes, addeh would do ! nod dare more iu a minute tor some man ■ she hud set that grwU heart of hers upon, than your cold-blooded, tranquil blond would do in 40 years. A mere ■ question of pigment la the eye has settle*! many a man's fate in life, orxl cstahliabed him with a wife who turned out to be very different from the gird hr fqndly thought bo was getting. INDIANS WANT SILVER. They U*t» Xo Cec for Gold Cola or Paper | Moacjr. . | If the silver question were left to the j S'oux Indiuris to "be decided, says the j Sioux Falls Argns-ia-ader, they v\-ould ! speedily decide it in a manner that; , would prove perfectly satisfactory to the advocate* of free »ffver coinage The Sioux are catnraHjr In favor of free silver coinage, principally because silver is more etusily counted by Ehem i than any other kind of rhocey. White Ghost, tlu? vcncruble bead of the Crow . Creek Sioux, in discussing the money { question while in town recently, advnneed some peculiar ideas regarding money, w h!<h ore undoubtedly shnre<i\ Iby practically .every member of the) | Sicux nation, fie says that when the- ' govern me nt pfefH the people on hn» reservation the SIOB,OOO due to them, ;he wants it paid in. silver dollars. Gold , is detested by tfcc Indians because the ' coins are *o small w lien the sum they represent is-taken into consideration. ' White Ghost-said he could not understand why a tan-dojlar bill should not j be just ten times asj|rge as a one-dollar bill. lie thinks the government should ! increase the size of-’bills in proportion [■ to the sqm they represent, even if it I was r.cccssory that a sl*o bill should be as large us a Lorse blaokct. If the government persists in paying them partly in bills, they would like to see the change made. But silver dollars II are what the Italians want, even should , they receive them in such quantities that bare to be transported to. their Ggentscn id wag-a ds. j, _ y

T - he Cash Store HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED FULL LINES .d'W’ OF GOODS FOR ALL OUR VARIOUS DEPART/ MENTSWE ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE PEOPLE OF THIS VICINITY WITH A CHOICE, UP-TO-DATE LINE OF. MERCHANDISE. A A A A A A A ' ' . ■ i. ■ ■ ■. ■ ■ ■ . . . . New dress goods. Anticipating a very radical change in the styles of & dress goods lor the spring of we made* an extra/ ordinary effort to close out all stock on hand, •» and to what extent we succeeded many of you know. A Very little left, A Which enabled us to put in a complete and up/to/date line. A MOHAIRS, in plain and figured, A NOVELTIES, all styles. A , SERGES. HENR ETTAS £c. A PLAIDS, a fine line, suitable for waists and suits, A THE LATEST IN TRIMMINGS to match goods. A A A A A new line of shoes. All kinds and sizes in black/L/tan, strictly up/to/date And the full worth of your money///100c on the $ - Special closing prices on all old lines, A A A HATS===Young men, * We wish to call your attention to the fact that we have in stock a full line of the popular styles in Fe/ ' , doras and stiff hats. A Hats for old and young, A Ladies’ shirt waists. THIS WILL BE A SHIRT WAIST SEASON. A We have a complete line from 50c up. A EARLY BUYERS will get the CHOICE SELECTIONS. A We have a more complete lino of fashionable and up-to-date goods than was ever before shown in Syracuse. Come in and look it over. Well be glad to help you. STETLER & STKIEBY. I‘ ; ' LOUD TALK is. often necessary, but when it comes to speaking of the many choice things to be found in our stock of GrOcerlES no talk is at all necessary. In fact our goods speak for themselves, and in no uncertain manner. Come in and , “ hear them sing their own praises, and you will join in the chorusPure Tea. That gunpowder tea that you have been paying 50 to 60 cents a pound for we w’ill sell you for 30 cents and guarantee it. Our space here will not permit us to quote; you prices this " week, but if you will come in we will save you money. E. E. Miles & Soil, Bakeis de G-rocers. A New Restaurant . ■ . o HBBm. QUICK MEAL.'"-— i—■ has opened on Huntington Street in the building formerly occupied by Catey & Bean Warm meals, fresh lunch and icecream will be served at all hours. * j A fresh line of Canned Goods, Confectionery, Cigars, etc, kept in stpek. Would be pleased to have you give us a trial at the “The Ouick Meal.”

NUMBER 27

Over Thirty Years Without Sickness. Mr. 11. WetTStein, a well-known, enterprising citizen of Uyrou, HI., writes: “Before 1 paid much attention to regulating the bowpls, I hardly knew a well day; hut since I

learned Hie evil re-| suits of eonstipationj and the itlicaev of I AYER’S Fills, I htive Dot had one day’s sicknesa for over thirty years — not one attack

that did not readily yield to this reinedy. My wife luul been, previous to , our marriage, an invalid for years. She had a prejudice against cathartics, but as soon as she began to use Ayer’s Fills her health was restored.” Msi&no Cathartic Pills Kc—l and Diploma at 'World*! Fair.^ 1 To R.store Strength, take Ayer’s SamparfflK 1009 WAYS TO CURE A 001.01 Quinine. aconite. ho< Un, onion Rjrrup, whiskey and quinine, rock cendy>und rye. a “sweat." foot bath, starvation feeing, wrapping your h<»ae nrourui your nock, cod liver oil. aud old huudreds vvugh cure, these aad over you other w<v< ate u*ed by the hutuau race tv cure a cold. The beet wny hto make ctSii.XArt BklTaM. 15 HsLER youx di.ily cutupAUivu and you will never cauh ccH. A mnn muwt be mleemble indeed u v * k*' l tairh. Headache, unable to brvatbo r i 4*i»A WJ without mun. hie throat sore and hit i throbbing.w hen tone Utile pro*OFj duet In market vailed ItBHM AB'S ? miki.EM WIU give Mm UteUnl rosivVli 11<t . RELIEF £ASY TO GET ! He may go on and on, tnrcM his ; bend oft for that matter. smtMe and ApJ j snort an ur.d to everyb<*ty’ s discern- / mJc 1 Cture. Hieevocmay become Iniiaine*!. 1 if' his head and tax* ache, and bi» thioat a? eorc he fan hardly swallow. Pa- V tient he mwt be «o endure It all when \ V/ J \ far soe. he can buy Cl’SHSa3> BM- \ pj f TUOL lIHiLBB and recMre himself f to bls normal condition. e Cushman’s Menthol Inhater a Jewel! A woman will alt around proalraled in nerves, fee I lug desperate over I loes-vf deep, bead and eyes racked with P«in. coiJ oHtled In every l l* ik N'S bone, ao miserable that life seems I 4 Vi a blank, but if she would make tbs L l it marvelous little iartra»sent known X os ClSHßtrs BWTWOL IXBALSB —i L - v- daily cmnpankun, her headarbM would come less frequent, she would never have acold« and sure tbrouLand catarrh would have DO tsirora. NEVER NEGLECT A COLD OR COUGH Neglect a C®M or Cough and If La Grippe don't get yni. Consumption wllLcixair>SlMltLl|curescokis JfKHI Bjil sod all dieses of th« bre vihway i raasages. You lose dollars in docLr bills in nut kreplt g <t3jlßAß*B tnlkX lAUtLBK handy to drive off a cold ZZI or touiHj or aura throat, at ill very V, JL £nt sprroaeh. The Greater! Authority in the WsrM. 1 Da. J. r.anox Baotraa. >. B. O. \ S. Ed. B,'ntar dunraoo wUm OmPft \ trnl London Throat and Ear HoeE> trital.aara: *Tlm vapor of Mautbol RJ In a maitoar hardly law Ibaa a niarrplous, acute CWda In Um baad. -w-4 for all firmaoTnasaldlaaaMaeauaSSwx. tvS ins obstruction to the natural ' / BS breathway. J prescribe eruaan rl'lKKj' atMHOL ISKILKK to the as tool of I I IT hundreds per annum.” rS / [la net thU r-(alSroM that al txt. BBOWSK. H » I I Brlugs "l‘»p to IM sleapleas. Cures Inamnota and Xervoua Prostration. Don't bo fooled with worthleva luailaiioaa. Take onia CL’SHMaX*B. 000. aS <|ru«l«a.o» mailed, postpaid, on receipt of price. Write f?r book on Menthol and toatlmonlala CUSHMAN ORUii CO., VINCENNES, INO.. U. S. A.

Dr. Martin's Nervine Coflee Saves Halt Ywr Co fide Expense and Saves Doctor Eills A pleasant table drink, purely care* gluten and vegetable, and a po’itlve cure for headache, nervousness, dyspapeia, sleeplessness, heart disease billottsuess, constipation and the many other ailments caused by coffee and tea. J. K. White, Kalamazoo, Mich., writoS: “My wife has beenseverly afflieted with headache and heart trouble. While Bling Nervine Coffee th® was almost totally free from both. She must hare it.” Hb, 100 cups2oc. Sample making SOewpa l>y mail 100. Address Dr. Martin Health Food Co- Elkhart. Ind. Sold by S. L. Kctring and J. E. Kilgore. gat Dr. Martin i Royal Breakfast Peed. The muscle builbing. brain MronghonIng, nerve invigorating proportion extracted from choice wheat requiring the life and strength of many pounds to ’obtain one package. It ts poelatvoty the best for well and siek, quiets aerves, sooths the stomach, cures constipation, children thrive on it- For health drink Dr. artin s Nervine Coffee, • pleasant table diink pure cereal, gluten and vegitable. 'C, S, Ainsworth, Indianapoiie, Ind , writes: f‘l have been greatwith stomach trouble, and and your food and coffee the best I here erer used.” Food, 21b package 15c. Coffe. lib 29c. Sold by S. L. Retring and J. E. Kilgore. — w —-V— -;■ i —T- Tra- ■ 'if P—

5 DOLLARS PER DAY 20 Easily Made. We want many men. women, boys, aad gtrto to work for ns a few heart dally,right it aad around their own homes. The bnrineea It easy, plmnat. striotly honorable, and pays better thsa say eths* offered agents. You hare a clear teM aad ne competition. Experience and apedal ability nanoceeeary. Ko capital required. WltqtiPFt* with everything that yon need, treat yoa wen. aad help yoa to earn ten times ordinary wages. Women do as weU as men, aad boys aad gMe make good pay. Any one, anywhere, «■» dathe work. AU taoceod who foUow oar {Ma aad Bb> pie direetiooa. Earnest work wflt rarely bring ' yoa a great deal of money. Errrything U now I and In great deman l. Write for our pamphlet . ctreular, and receive full hifonaaUoa. Ko harm i done if you oottclsde not to go ea with the | busiaeM. Qeorce Stinson &Co.y Box 488, s PORTLAND, MAINKo