bk at yourself I Is your face
covered with prmplcs ? Your skin
rough and blotchy ? It's your liver !
Aycr's Pills ore liver pills. They
cure constipation , biliousness , and
dyspepsia.i 25c. All druggists.
Want your monitaclia or bvard a beautiful
lirowu or rich lilnrk ? Then use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE °
0 rS
I'litruts.
Of the 291 United States Inventors
who obtained patents
the past week 31 per
cent had sold either n
part or their entire in-
yS1" ' terest in their Inven-
i ° I tlons before the patents
issued. Amongst the
' t prominent manufactur
ing concerns who purchased pafcuts ,
were the following :
General Electric Co. , of New York.
Gamcwell Fire Alarm Telegraph
Co. , of New York City.
Standard Sewing Machine Co. ,
Cleveland , 0.
National Musical String Co. , of New
Jersey.
Union Metallic Cartridge Co. , Bridge
port , Conn.
Ampere Electro-Chemical Co. , East
Orange , N. J.
Meekhan Holler & Construction Co. ,
Lowolvllle , O.
Westlnghouse Electric & Manufac
turing Co. , Pittsburg , Pa.
Ball & Socket Fastener Co. , Boston ,
Mass. , and Nashua , N. II.
Eagle Pencil Co. , of New York.
Inventors desiring information as to
selling or obtaining patents may ob
tain the same by addressing Sues &
Co. , Patent Lawyers & Solicitors , Bee
Blug. , Omaha , Nebr.
If no one shrinks , the sermon lacks
salt.
Go to your grocer to-day
and get a 150. package of
It takes the place of cof
fee at i the cost.
Made from pure grains it
is nourishing and health *
ful.
Ins ! t thit your arocsr gl'es yen GRAIN-O.
Accept no ialuiion.
WILL KEEP YOU DRY.
Don't be fooled with a mackintosh
or rubber coat. If > \\iintacont
that will keep you dry In the liarJ-
est stcrm buy the i'lsh BranJ
Sllckrr. If not for sale In your
town , write for catalogue ! >
A. J. TOWER. Boston , Mais.
Send your name and address on a
postal , and we will send you our 156-
page illustrated catalogue free.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.
174 Winchester Avenue , Haw Haven , Conn.
S3 & 3.50 SHOES
Worth$4 , to $6 compared
with other makes.
Indorsed l > r over
J,000,000
The grniiinf ! liavcV. . I.
Douglas' i.ame and price !
stamped on bottom. Take *
'no ' substitute claimed tn b
as good. Vour dealer.
thould keep them 1
not , we will tend a pair
on receipt o ( price. Slate
kind of leather , clze , and width , plain or
cap toe. Catalogue A free.
v P. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO. , Brockton , Mzes.
lias Blood the test of W years
iind Is titlll the lloKt Ccmu'li
Kcnicdy Sold. Cures Arhun
other remedies foil. Tastes
Kood ; childrun HUe It. Sold
by all drusglsts 2.1 teuts.
N J household can ulTord to bo
without It. Every honso-
liold can afford to have It.
Letter n < l partlcul r §
rrm > tli > ail > utUe"iiuladribund
Le without. ConfteontUI. hm-loi-e > tnmi' . l.mly
"
ijeiiti "allied. Ilureku Appllauce Co. , qatlabl
a. HalUmore , Md.
Cush 1'rlco TiilU for
Poultry , Game , Butter , Eggs ,
Ecn'l for tag * anil priced , Il-iUrrl I'lirvlH ,
l Ib'U. a , Ktb
Elections nro to be held In twelve stntca
tills full. Tlio principal topic discussed
is bimetallism exrcpt In Maryland , tlio
Democrats Kencrnlly holding fast to tlio
Chicago platform , nnd tlio Republicans
upholding the rcconl of the administra
tion. Trusts anil other l ! ? ue am nocond-
11 ry , purtlculnily as all Hides seem against
them.
The nominations In each tire as follows :
loir it.
Republican Governor , Leslie M. Shaw ;
llcutcnnut-governor , Jntnoa C. Mllllnmn ;
Judge Supremu Court , Jnlin C. Slicrwln ;
superintendent of public Instruction , Rob
ert C. linrrctl ; railroad commissioner , Ed
win A. Unwson.
Democratic Governor , Fred E. Wb.Ho
(13. ( ) ; lleutenttnt-KOVernar. M. L. llevls
( IX ) ; judge of Supreme Court , A. Von
Wagcnen ( D. ) ; pupcrlntenclcnt of public
Instruction , P. n. Hoist ( D. ) : railroad
commissioner , W. II. Calhoun ( ! ' . ) .
Prohibition Governor , W. Atwood ;
lltMitcnnnt-fiovcrnor , Gcorgo I'tiRsloy ;
judge of Supreme Court , no nomination ;
superintendent of public Instruction , I ) .
S. Uunlcdy ; ralhoad commissioner , A. 1) .
" \Vrny.
Middle of Road Populist Governor ,
Charles A. Lloyd ; lieutenant-governor , 3.
M. Harvey ; Judge of Supreme Court , L.
II. AVcllcr ; superintendent of public In
struction , C. Worth ; railroad commission
er , Robert Ij. Dunning.
United Christian Governor , C. C. Ilea-
cock ; lieutenant-governor , J. 1 < \ R. Leon
ard ; Judge of Supreme Court , F. W. Dar
ner ; superintendent of public Instruction ,
W. C. I'itlgeon ; railroad commissioner ,
C. Z. Llndlcy.
Kentucky.
Democratic Governor , AVIlllam Goebcl ;
lieutenant-governor , J , C. 13eckha.ni ; sec-
letnry of state , Brcck 11111 ; attorney-gen
eral , R. J. lircuklnrUlKu ; ticusurcr , S. \\f.
Haeger ; auditor. Gus Coulter ; commls-
fcloner of agriculture , I. 11 , Nail ; HUi > ur-
Intendcnt public Instruction , li1. V. Alc-
Chesney.
Honest Election Party. Governor , John
loung IJrown ; llcutcnant-governcr , P. P.
Johnson , secretary of state , 13. L. llincs ;
attorney-general , Lawrence K Tanner ;
treasurer , John Droege ; commissioner of
agriculture , G. AV. Vandcvcrc ; superin
tendent public instruction , the Rev. E.
C. Overstreet ; auditor , Frank A. Pasteur.
Republican Governor , William 8. Tay
lor ; lieutenant-governor , John Marshall ;
secretary of state , Caleb Powers ; attor
ney-general , Clifton J. Pratt ; treasurer ,
Walter R. Day ; auditor. John S. Sweeney ;
commissioner of agriculture , John W.
Throekmorton ; superintendent public In
struction , John Burke.
Populist Governor , John a. Blair ; lieu
tenant-governor , W. R. Browdcr ; secre
tary of state , Benjamin Keys ; attorney-
general , John T. Bashaw ; treasurer , A.
H. Cardln ; commissioner of agriculture ,
W. J. Hanna ; superintendent public in
struction , John C. Sullivan.
Socialistic Labor Governor , Albert
Schmutz ; lieutenant-governor , no nomina
tion ; secretary of state , no nomination ;
attorney-general , no nomination ; treas
urer. James Delaney ; auditor , R. P.
Culdwell ; commissioner of agriculture ,
James O'llenrn ; superintendent public
Instiuctlon , W. S. Palmer.
Maryland.
Republican Governor , Lloyd Lowndca ;
controller , Phillips L. Goldsborotigh ; ut-
lorney-Koneral , John V. L. Flndluy.
Democrat Governor , John Walter
Smith ; controller , Dr. J. W. llcrlng ; at-
tornoy-geneial , Jsidor Rayncr.
Prohibition Governor , James Swann ;
controller , P. F. Ball ; attorney-general ,
F. C. llcndrlckson ; for Bal.lmore city's
representative on the state Court of Appeals -
peals , Samuel D. Smucker.
Union Reform Governor , Dr. William
N. Hill ; controller , William E. George ;
attorney-general , no nomination ; for Bal
timore city's representative on the State
Court of Appeals , Archibald II. Taylor.
Massachusetts.
Democratic Governor , Robert Treat
Paine , Jr. ; lieutenant-governor , John H.
Muck ; secretary of commonwealth , Henry
Lloyd ; trcasuicr and receiver general ,
Joseph J. Flynn ; auditor of accounts ,
K. Gerry Brown ; attorney-general , John
II. Morrison.
Republican Governor , W. Murray
Crane ; lieutenant-governor , John L.
Bates ; secretary of commonwealth , Wil
liam M. Olln ; treasurer and receiver-gen
eral , Edward S. Bradford ; auditor of ac
counts , John \V , Klmball ; atloniey-gcn-
eiul , lloscu M. Knowlton.
Democratic Governor , A. II. Longlno ;
lluutenunt-governor , James T. Harrison ;
secretary of state , J. L. Power ; treasurer ,
R. J. Stowcrs ; auditor , W. Q. Cole ; at
torney-general , Monroe McClurg ; super
intendent public Instruction , H. L. Whlt-
Ileld ; revenue agent , Wlrt Adams ; land
commissioner , E. 11. Hall ; clerk Supreme
Court , E. W. Brown ; railroad commis
sioners , A. Q. May , J. D. Mcinnls , J. C.
Kincunnon.
Populist Governor , R. K. Prewltt ; lieu
tenant-governor , J. W. Prude ; secretary
of state , N. M. Holllngsworth ; treasurer ,
John A. Bailey ; auditor , T. J. King ; at
torney-general , J. J. Dennis ; superintend
ent public Instruction , J. H' . Simpson ;
revenue agent , J. W. Anderson ; land com
missioner , T. J. Dining ; clerk Supreme
Court , E. E. Anderson ; ral.-ioud commis
sioners , W. T. Ray , A. M. Montoe , O. M.
Cain.
Nebraska.
Fusion Judge Supreme Court. Silas A.
Holcombo ( P. ) ; regent stuto university ,
J. L. Teeters ( S. R. ) , Edison Rich ( D. ) .
Republican Judge Supicino Court M.
B. Reese ; regent state university , E. G.
McGllton , Dr. William B. Ely.
Prohibition Judge Supreme Court , no
nomination ; regent state university ,
Charles E. Smith , Albert Fitch.
Now Yurie.
No state ticket. Members of the state
assembly. One congiessman.
Now Jersey.
Legislature.
Ohio.
Republican Governor , George K. Nash ;
lieutenant-governor , John A. Culdwell ;
judge Supreme Court , William / . Davis ;
attorney-general , John M. Sheets ; trcas-
mer , li-aac B. Cameron ; auditor , Walter
D. Gullbert ; member board public works ,
Frank A. Huffman.
Democratic Governor , John R. Mc
Lean ; lieutenant-governor , Abraham W.
Patrick ; Judge Supreme court. Dewltt O.
Budgcr ; attorney-general , William II.
Dore : treasurer , James I. Gorman ; audi
tor , George W. Slgafoose ; member board
nubile works , Fletcher D. Malln.
Non-Purilsan Governor , Samuel M.
Jones.
Supreme Court , J. Hay Brown ; Superior
Court , vacancy ; state treasuier , James u , .
Barnett.
Democratic Supreme Court , Judge S. I *
Mestrezat ; Superior Court , Charles J.
Rellly ; state treasurer , William T. Creasy.
Prohibition Supreme Court , Aslb Rlck-
ctts ; Superior Court , II. L. Robinson ;
Mate treasurer , John M. Caldwoll.
People's Supreme Court , John H. O.
Stevenson ; Superior Court , N. I. Atwood ;
state treasuier , Justus Watklns.
South Dakota.
Fusion Justice Supreme Court Ed
mund Smith ( S. R. ) , C. B. Kennedy , ( P. ) ,
Julian iiuniiou ( D. ) .
Republican Justice Supreme Court ,
Dwlgltt Corson , Howard G. Fuller , DlcU
Hancy.
Virginia.
Ko state ollicers. Legislature Full
house and half senate. This body as a
whole will elect a successor to United
Suites Senator Martin.
Siuidiils for Infants.
Creeping sandals to bo worn over
baby shoes to protect the toes while
In the house are welcomed by mothers.
They not only save the little shoes
Irom so frequent repairing , but keep
them In condition for street wear
longer , and save changing every time-
the child Is taken out. Children's shoes
to euro the turning In of toes or ankles ,
and others to straighten how legs , arc
to be found ready made. Neither has
braces , but they arc so constructed
that nature Is greatly assisted.
'
Dpnfne n Cunnnt Ho Cured
by locnl applications , us they cannot rwich the
tllseu'cd portion of tlio car , There N only one
wny tocnrodcnfiipss , and that is by consti
tutional remedies. Urn fness is caused hv on
Inllamed condition of the mucus llnlnp ot the
KuMiichliin Tuba When this tube 1 Inllnmcd
you Imvo a rumbling Hound or Imperfect licnr-
ItiK. and when It Iscntlu-ly eloscd deafness Is
the result , and unions the Inlltunimitloit ran betaken
taken out and this tuba restored to Its normnl
condition , hciulni : xvlll bo destroyed forever !
nlno cnsviout of ten nro eaused by eutarrh ,
\vliioli K inthliif : but an intlamcd condition of
the mucus surface * .
\VowlllKlveOiiolIundrcdnollnrsfornnvcnRO
of Deafness ( mused by catarrh ) thui cannot
bo eurcd by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for
sircular. , froe.
Sold bv nruwdsK 7f > c.
Hall's Family Pills ore the best.
Curril After IU > | > i trd rullurrn With Other *
I Mill Inform addicted to' Morphine , t.amlnmim ,
Opium. Cm-nine , of umeMn line , liarinlt-ni. lumie-
cure. Mr * . M. 11. llnklwlii. lloliia. . Clilrncu. 111.
AVhen Jay Gould was In Georgia
with a distinguished parly of visitors
eight years ago n suggc'tatton to tender
him official courtesy by the state was
offlclally repudiated on the ground
that he was little more than n lallroad
wrecker , but now the people want to
show Miss Helen Gould the high es
teem In which she Is held , and she Is
invited to visit the city of Atlanta
at the sumo time with Admiral Dowcy.
FITSIViuwnrntlyrurMl. Jfo ntj or n n-ou nf p after
Una d ' U'O of lir. Klliia * * ( Irrnt NVmi KcMairr.
8iid fcMFllKK W4.0O tilnl liotlle mill liratUo.
DH. II. II. Klixr , l.til.V31 ArdiKt , , 1 bllailcli'lila , l'iu
The memory of yesterday will often
furnish the best phopheey of tomor
row.
TO CUItE A COtI > IN ONK DAY ,
Tale Laxntlvo Hromo Qululno TableiR , All
driiBpKts refund the money if It fulls tocuru
Coo. 13. W. Orovo's Blgunturo on each box.
Some fools with money with which
they parted sought to revenge them-
nelves by causing the arrest of n Now
York woman who supplied bogus tips
on the New York stock market. The
court wisely declined to aid the dupes
and discharged the woman.
A nit for tlm ltc < t
Liberal religions literature sent free
on application to Mrs. 11. D. Reed ,
132 N. asth ave. , Omaha , Nebr.
"I shall never marry , " she asserted
positively. I
"You must have been looking at I
yourself in the mirror , " returned her I
dearest friend. Chicago Post.
Piso's Cure for Consumption lins been a
family inodlcino with us ulnce 1SG5. J. 11.
Mudisou , iMO'J -I'-'d Ave , Chicago , 111.
Always let well enough alone when
you can't do better.
There liavo boon various stories
written about the BtcalltiK of the Hal-
tlmoro and Ohio Hail I load engines
at MnrtlnshtifK , W. Va. , during the
rebellion and their transfer across the
country for service on southern rull-
loads by Col. Thomas Sharp , who is
still living In Ohio. Recently , an of
ficial ot the Ualtimoro and Ohio Hall
Head made some Imiulrlcs o ( old em
ployes who were at Martlnsburg nt
the time the Incident happened nnd
they say that on Juno 19 , 18C1 , 200
men of Gen'l Stonewall Jackson's
command were detailed to destroy the
Unltlmoro and Ohio's equipment nt
Martlnsburg. They piled wood nnd
coal over 41 engines and nearly 400
cars and then sot lire to them. Only
, ten or twelve of the engines , however ,
were seriously damaged , and these not
by the fire , but because the water was
fiiRt let out of the boilers. Col. Sharp
arrived In MtirllnsbtirK on August 18 ,
1SC1 , and remained there until the fol-
I lowing March , engaged In removing
engines , machinesy , etc. Ho took
fight engines across the country over
the turnpike , cither to Staunton , Win
chester of Strasburg , ( and there are
some historians who disagree on this
i point ) 32 horses being required to haul
each engine. Ho also removed all the
duplicate parts ot engines nnd cars
nnd all the rough Iron at the station ,
and took nway all machinery and
i tools which were afterward used In the
Southern arsenals. The country around
Martlnsburg Is extremely hilly nnd the
work of getting the engines over the
country roads required considerable
' engineering ability. It has been cur-
i rcntly reported In late years that one
I of the locomotives was the Wlnans
i camel-back No. ! )0 ) which at that time
' was numbered 77 , but Col. Sharp did
'not care for this class of engines nnd
took only ten wheel nnd passenger en
gines. There was only one eight wheel
locomotive taken and that was No. 31.
Some years after the war Col. Sharp
was employed on the Baltimore and
Ohio Hall Head ns Master of Trans-
i portatlon.
The widow of former Governor At
kinson , of Georgia , has created some
thing of a sensation In business nnd
social circles by going Into the Held as
a general state agent for fire nnd life
Insuinnco companies. She says her
purpose is to make a living and edu
cate her live children. She is already
doing well and 1ms received letters of
congratulation from numerous society
women.
Circumstances ! 1 make circum
stances. Napoleon.
The best leaders arc always led.
"OMEN do suffer !
Even so-called healthy women suffer !
But they are not healthy !
The marks left by pain are on the young faces of many of our
daughters. Pain that leaves its mark comes from a curable *
cause. If that cause is not removed its
influence reaches out and overshadows n
whole life. The reason Lydiu E. PJnkham'3
Vegetable Compound has been so uni
formly successful for over a quarter of a
century in overcoming the suffering of
women , is that it is thorough and goes
directly to the cause. It is a woman's
remedy for woman's ills.
Miss EMILY F. HAAS , of 148 Freeman
St , Grcenpoint , Brooklyn , N. Y. , writes :
"DEAR MRS. PlNKHAM I V/ish to
ctate that I used your Vegetable Com
pound with the greatest success. I
was very sick for nearly a year with
hysteria , was down-hearted nnd
nervous ; also suffered with , 'pninful
menstruation and pain in back and
limbs. I often wished for death ,
thinking nothing would cure me. I
had doctors , but their medicines did
me no good. At last , by the advice
of a friend , I began to take Lydia E.
Pmkham's Vegetable Compound ,
and I am happy to say it has entire
ly cured Tne.
JKNNIH SHERMAN , of Fremont ,
Mich. , Box 748 , writes :
DEAR MRS. PINKIIAM : I feel
that I must write you and tell
you what your medicine has
done for me. I had neuralgia
of the stomach for two years ,
so bad that I could not do any
work. I had two or three doctors -
tors , but did not seem to get any bet
ter. I began taking Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound and Liver
Pills and improved from the first , had
better appetite , and after taking three bottles of Compound
nnd one box of Liver Pills , can say that I am cured. Your
Vegetable Compound is a wonderful medicine. "
n 3O DAYS YOU OAN TRY IT TOIl 1O CEKTQ.
READ
WHAT A
Has to say who has had 35 YEARS of active Practice of Medicine :
I have never Iwforc In my 35 years of practice of medicine jriveu my testimonial or recommen
dation to any patent medicine , hut there is n lemedy , thu icsult of which lias come under my own
observation , for there is no Disease which has so bafiled the medical skill of all nfjes as Rheuma-
tUm and to find n Reliable remedy lor the same. At last we have found it in " 5 Drops , " manu
factured by the Swanson Rheumatic Cure Company , Chicago , III. The " 5 DROPS , " has proven
itself wonderful for its curative power in Rheumatism , not as a Temporary Reliever only , hut to
ylve n Permanent Cure even in chronic cases. Sometime mjo , I had
among others several Rheumatic cases under my treatment and pre
scribed for those patients the very best Remedies which I skillfully se
lected , but without desirable results. I then heard of " 5 IHOI'S''and
of Its Wonderful Cures , nnd prescribed it to a few palicnU who found re
lief from its use within a , few days. After that I prescribed It ton great
niimlicr and to my surprise , I will say that in the conr.se of Two or Three
Weeks after they had ued " 5 DROPS" and " 5 Drop" Plasters they
were Cured , Atiionff these were n few who had , fora number < if years ,
been suffering with Chronic Rheumatism , who hitd piloted UicinnelveH
around on Crutches. They came to my office without Crutches and told
me they were t > erfectly Well. They give nil the credit to " 3 DROPS"
and to " 5 Drop" Plasters nnd this is their testimony to the Swanson
[ TItADt-JlAIIK. ] Rheumatic Cure Company for their kindlier nnd for the conscientious
way in which they are placing thesis Wonderful Remedies amoiiK suffering humanity , which they
told mite write to thu Compau v as nil acknowledgement. As I have seen the Curative Power of
" 5 DROPS" and " 5 Drop" Plasters , in a great many instance- can Truly iccoimncnd them
and also that the linn Is perfectly honest and reliable to deal with.
SWANSON'S C. A. JACKSON , 1'hysician and Surgeon , Kearnpy. Neb. , Aug. 20,18W.
"d ITSn / " > QC : IsthouiO'.t iiowcrfill Biieclilo known , Free fnr.n oulatei uml iipifurilr harm-
* l * rSVJ'PO ; lim , Keller is iihiully relilho ttmnlvbl. H Uit iKiiltlvocnii ) for JCIifiiiuu *
IlMil , Nt-latlcii , .Neiiriilcln. l > .v | > ei > "lu. ISiirUiiclie , Antlimu , IIly IWrr , ( ! ulnt-rli , Mlt-e | > -
| p iirii . \i-i-vriii litrvoii mill \i-iiriilulc IIYuiluclim , Iliil-iu-lie , 'I'oudintlnHeart
A\L-aUne , Cr iii , Mivelllnic , Ijii ( < rl | > iie , Muliti-lu , ( Jrerplnic % iiiuline i , vie. , etc- .
TBJIS3ITV rAVCto cnabla mlTercrfi to HTO ! "ft DIIOPS" at least a trial , wo will
I EH rv I u Uf\t O sondu'-tlic > ianiiln | bottle , prepaid by malllorIIrouts. A Kumiilnbottle
will coiirlncoyon. AKo. lart-o bottles ( : tlosub ) fl.U ) . li bottloi for liOi. Hold bf us , ilrutglsw , and
accutb , Auenti u-auled In ne\v tei-rllury. Wrllv IID to-diiy.
H\V.V\SO.V ICIIKUSl.VriU C.-UUi : CO. . 1OO to 1 1 r.uUo Ntreet , CIIICAOO , Hit. .
: i
PRAISES PE
The Great Catarrh Cure.
JOE WHEELER'S CHARGE AT SAN JUAN HILL.
Major General Joseph Whoclor , com
manding the cavalry forces In front
of Santiago and the author of "Tlio
Santiago Campaign , " In speaking of
the great catarrh r medy , Pc-ru-na ,
says : "I Join with Senators Sullivan.
Koach and McKncry in their good
opinion of Pe-ru-na. It is recom
mended to me by these who have used
it as an excellent tonlo and particu
larly effective as n cure for catarrh. "
United States Senator McEnery.
Hon. S. D. MclJnery , United States
Senator from Louisiana , miya the fol
lowing in regard to Pe-ru-na :
"Pe-ru-na is an excellent tonic. I
have used it sufllrlently to say that 1
believe it to he all that you claim for
It. S. D. McEncry , New Orleans ,
Louisiana. "
Some married men avoid restaur
ants where homc-mado bread Is
served.
Nothing preaches bolter than the
ant , and she Kays nothing. Ben
Franklin.
Important
Patents have been allowed upon ap-
plicatiunu prepared and prosecuted by
UH as follows :
To Sendeii and Smith , joint Invent
ors , of DCH Molncs , for what la de
scribed In their claim , to-wlt :
An apparatus for use in glass cut
ting , comprising the board having a
frame L-shaped in cross Hectlon along
the sides and ends and provided with
holes In Us top , a scale on the top
face of the horizontal part of each
side and end piece of said frame , a
central part to the board composed of
boards longitudinally grooved and llt-
tcd together to allow for contraction
and expansion without changing the
scales.
To Dr. R. 0. English , ot DCS Molncs ,
for an attachment for typbwrltur. The1
preamble 16 the' specification Is uu fol
lows :
My object is to provide a simple ,
artistic , strong and durable copyholder
er adapted to bo detachably connected
with the frame of a typewriting ma
chine In such il manner Unit' It will
project lerpendlcnlnrly In rear of the
machine and In direct , line of vision
of the oprator In front of the machine
as required to avoid the annoyance ,
dlllk'Ultlesi nnd injury to the eyes in
cident to the u.se of a copy-holder lo
cated at the cido of a machine.
Printed matter about securing , valr
iielng and selling patcntH , und advice ,
.0 inventors , free to an Inquirers ) .
THOMAS O. ORW1O & CO. , -
, Registered Patent Attorneys.
Pea Mollies , Iowa , Oct. 21 , ,18U9.
Some people kiiow mdro than they
tell and others tell more than they
know.
United States Senator Sullivan ,
"I desire to Hny Hint I haVe hern tak
ing Pe-riMia for some tlmo for ca
tarrh , and Imvo found it an excellent'
medicine , giving me nioro relief thuu
anything 1 have over taken. W. V.
Sullivan , Oxfo.-d , Miss. "
United States Senator Roach.
"Perswidoil .by a frlciu\ have used
Pc-ru-na as a tonic , and am glad to
testify that it has gteatly helped mo
In strength , vigor and appetite. I Imvo
been advised by friends that it Is re4-
nmrkably clIk'acloiiB an a euro for the
almost universal complaint of catarrh.
W. N. Hoach , Larlniorc , North Da
kota , , "
A flee hook tm , qjjjarrli sent to any
address by The Po-ru-na Drug MTg
Co. , Columbus , Ohio. ' ' '
The TcnnoHsco conference of tlio
Methodist Episcopal rluirch Boutli , linn
Just lUljonnicil. Laymen of Nashville ,
composed of the leading .bankera , cap
italists anil merchants of the city , mint
a HtroiiR petition to Iho conforcncc ,
urging that the jootl of the church
demanded that the war upon them )
book URcnts anil hook foniinlttou
should ccane. The conference avoided
further agitation of the publishing1
house nintter In any fornu
A I'ronporom Alaiinfiiclifrlni ; City.
Brocklnn'H iirospcilty Is HO closely nl-
llcd to the pin.spcilty of the shoo Indns-
try that It will , no doubt , pinvo u matter
til Interest to u largo niimbor of people to
lonrn the actual avctimo carnliiK capacity
of each individual employed In thu innk-
\i\K \ \ of thu world-filmed HiocUton shoe.
l-\if Illustration : At the factory of the
W.t. \ . DiiUKhlH Hhoe company the imy
loll for th 'woeU utnllii ) ; Bejit. 30. Okuliul-
liiK stiperlntcndenf'forehioii. 'KiUliSlium ,
and nil clnlcnl help , Hlunvs Xhq ; tVvrato
eafiiliiKH of the Miiployos , Ini'Ko IM I
Hinall , to bo JlIi.M per wt-uk. ThlsuniH nut
an extraordinary clc. It , was , thocua- ,
tonmry pay lull.
Tlio amount earned per week , howeVer ,
docs not always trtll the story , iC nr. < a-
pcrlty. The number ofvcvk4 employed
euh ; year Is ( ho detormlnliiK fa < : ( oi < JH'tlio
wayd etdnerH1 piosperlty. The Uotifflaii
fntitory has been closed but omj week
this jcar. niul that for the usual./juiimier
Hliiek laklmr , and IL will bo cloned hut
three days thu latter iiart of IJeccmbor.
Tlilb wqiihl- make hut nltift layn put of
the year that thu factory Is closed , w.hleh
Is purely uri steady work na tlm inosi in-
foula . " '
Oustrlon Hlmemalfpr uosljo. %
. It Is brtllovcd tllut the ftWfUiw'piij Ami
( lie hutnhuV'Of. . diiyji worlcuil Is lartjer at
tho' ' factory , Jf | tboV. . I , , JJoujrUiM BUJO |
Vmuiaiithau ) at nn ? imiliir'ieMtljf. ( | ) in-
awiHl bitfliicsH , nniithor
U will bo ion Tcet lumv W Yeot
; nd live btorlus hlfjli. Ifvlll 'bo
occupancy ertt-ly In' DcranlUor.
irensoH lllo ( capacity/ !
'ti'Kest ' factory "m 1tho
an aavcrllseif IhSdl.W.W )
ItlltT n.'vi , r'4 * * < > ' * 1/ . .
i. i M
Air. 'D6imlaB fcuya that tlm iwspnct tor
pxtccchsfuj busliie s for Hrockto.n/ma'ilu. /
mclilrer1" was never so Rood 'as nuwj Mid
tlmt eolleotloiiw dxv bettor tlittu TofcryMni.
Tho.UrocktQnMaxiO : Times , OcUf/10 / ,
' There IH but little cha'rity for the
erring ball player.
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MAMMOTW XNt 150 .TO 16 6
MAILORDERjl WEST MADISON ST
HOUSE CHICAGO
§ 14.25 The Best Sewing
MacBiineon Earth
At Iho Price , $14.25 ( or Our
"MELBA" Sewing Machine.
A hleh-nrm , hRlijrrcdc ( mnclilno cnuul
\vlmtotlmrb 1110 iioldncfa.tX ) tn $ , ( lO
for. Guaranteed by us for 20 year * from
cluto of imrrhuto , ngnliiRt any ini ( > crfpc-
tlon In nmlorial or vorkiniuiplilp. Tlio
rtcnd Is mode of the lic.it Irnn and IN
nicely proportioned. The cabinet work
in pcrfoct nnd IH furnltilicd in your cliolro
of antique , o k or walnut. It hns icven
drnwcmhll handsomely cnrvod nnd with
nlckul.plntcd rlni ; liulln. The mechan
ical cnnstructlon la equal to that of
any machine reKardlpHH of in Ice. All
rnrtu 1110 of the licut oil-tom-
pnrod tool ctoel , e\ cry bearing perfectly
lilted mid ndJiiKlcd bo as to n.nko Iho
running qiidlltioa I liollBhteitmoit ner-
, . , , , , , , , , feet and nearest noiseless of any tnnchlno
.m n
I"a < loJ lll ? § SYi5i.Mnc > .llnP..ll'B ' ? n,111'0 * ! at st ImproTotnenU It makes a perfect and uni
form LOCK STITCH , und will do the best work on nlthcrtho JiKliti-st muslins or hcnvlett
cloths , Rowing over KJHUIB nncl rounh tiliietn without skipplnn Btitches. A full et of
best itftl attachment * , nlcoly nlckol-jilutixl nnj cnrlosod in n Jiundeomo plugh-lincd
PURNISllUI ) ' " , , . ' ' ! , ? * } ' ° : occesjorles and book of Instruction
) I-RUB witluiiich iniicliino.
Rfl nAY < > \V'lllPtlllsmnol'lnnC'O'n'6ll'JPct'onPproTi | ' > lionreccIptof two
J. L 71 , ' " " "M If.oiioxainlunthmyoiinrocoiivincwl tlmtMonroeavin r
youfaorSlOon.nKoat'HpriooiuylhoInliinrnundfr iBhlchar08thentry ( m m
the inachliio. If uotsatUllodutnuy tlinowllhinaidnysHtnd the machine * 5 8 A
buck to uaut our expense nnd wovill rif und the full purchnso piico . ,1P } E "T
[ 7r which is Hated at lowed wholesale prices1
JoverythFng to oat wear and use.is furnishi
Cd on receipt of only 109 to partly pay !
postage or exprossagc and as evidence *
of good faith the 10 $ js allowed on first
purchnac amounting to' 0199 orobovo. < (
fll OUR MONTHLY CfiOCfcHV PRICt LIST fRtEJllI
ONE OF THE GRANDEST OFFERS EVER MADE.
The first five norfons procuring the KiullcHHClinln Stnrcli Rook from thtlr Rrocer , will cncholitain onelnrcolOc. rincknsoof
U OKOSH" Ktnrch , onolnrfolc. ( imcknKoof "IITIMINGKU'H BUST" Hturch , two Bhnkuspenro iinnpls printed In twelve
tlftil colors , ns nutnm ! ns life , or one Twentieth Century Girl Calendar , the llnestol its klml ever printed , oil absolutely Iroo.
, A11 others procuring the lOndlcNH Clitiiii Ktarcli Hook will olituia from their grocer two lurgB lOc. packages of starch lor 5c , nnil
the hoiiutlfiil premluniH which arc being given nwuy. This olfer is only timdi * for u f hort time to further introduce the fmnous " 11I3D
OHOHH" Htnrcli , und the celebrated "lIUIUNGKirH J1KST" cold water Starch. Abk 3 our grccer for this btu'ch.
Brja53iliK5ease.Diabelf5.yors in
tfeWdder ANOALLOTneH DistAits m
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Beet COUKU Drnp. TfuteaGood.
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