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snort space of time persons of u bilious
habit are saved from the tortures which a
disordered liver Ik capable of Inflicting bv
ZHostetters Stomnuii Hitters an aatl blllous
X -Medicine and aperient of the first rank The
pains In the right side and through the right
shoulder blade the sick headache nausea
constipation and saffron hiif of the skin are
entirely removed by this estimable restora
tive of tone to the organs or secretion and
digestion
Paper Bottles
It is announced that in the near fu
ture bottles will be made of paper The
advantages claimed for the paper bot
tles are many A glass bottle is ex
tremely liable to break and in the
case of old wiue the breakage of a
bottle in a bin causes a serious loss
The paper bottle it is claimed cannot
be broken unless considerable force is
used
JiSTtryalOcboxot Cas arcts canay cathartic fin
est liver and bowel regulator made
Every man that strlveth for the mas
tery is temperate in all tilings
Mr WiiiKlows Soothing strut for Children
tt hint softens tho gums reduces lnnininatton allays
vain cures wind colic 25 cents a bottle
Wise thoughtful and useful occupa
tion lengthens life
Impure Blood
I have found Hoods Sarsaparllla an excellent
medicine My little girl was afflicted with ecze
ma for seven years and took many kinds of
medicine without relief After taking a few bot
tles of Hoods Sarsaparllla she was cured
Mus Emma Franklin Honeoye New York
Get only Hoods because
Hood s
Every ingredient
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parilla
Is the Best In fact the One True Blood Purifier
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emnff ine blood is
lmnrovcu tne nerves
soothed the stomach
benefited by this delicious
beverage
Rootbeer
Quenches the thirst tickles 1
the tialate full of snansnarkle
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and effervescence A temper
ance drink for everybody
Made onlv bj The CbtrlM E Hires Co PhUaddpoIa
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CATAL9G VE FREE
Ayers Pills for thir
teen years and Cud
that nothing equals
them fcr Indisestion
They are the only relief I
have found in all these
years for the suffering of
dyspepsia and Indigestion
Mrs Mattie S Mitchell
Glad Hill Va Feb 21 1S9G
I have been using Ayers
IVIIi for ycais for
ness and constipation I Bud
them very effective and mild in
PENSIONS PATENTS CLAIMS
JOHKWMORRIS WASHINGTON D G
Lite Principal Ezimlser V 8 Pension Bureau
3rrs in a war ladindicatne cUimj ottr eiaca
UCT DIPU Ser for a0 Inventions Want
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action They suit my system m
every respect Jonx F Ash
ley Pelican La July 19 1335
WEIGHTY TOUDS
FOR
AYERS PILLS
An AtiUym liarplorcr
Sir George Taubman Goldie whose
cable from Africa to London tells of
the completion of the conquest of the
Emir of Nupp the great slave murder
er left for the Xiger country a year
ago with ih prediction on his lips that
he would forever settle the slave ques
tion in that part of Africa or leave his
corpse in the country The fact that he
has accomplished what he set out to
do is a victory for humanity as well as
for the Royal Niger Company The
palace of the Emir is in the possession
of Sir Georges soldiers and the Fulah
power is dead Incidentally England
has added largely to her territory in
Africa Sir George for years brooded
in his London office over the work he
has just accomplished Just before his
SIR GEORGE TATJBMAN GOIDIE
departure for Africa he spoke with ear
nestness as to the perilous expedition
he was about to undertake and realized
that his own fortunes and those of the
Xiger Company sailed in the ship that
carried him from England Before go
ing to Africa to take charge of the com
panys forces there he said We have
done much of which fortunately noth
ing has been heard It is possible to
lay the foundations of empire without
being disturbed where the climate is
too deadly for newspaper correspond
ents to live I now go to complete the
work We shall put it through but
make no mistake we are putting our
fortune to the touch to win or lose it
all Sir George is the governor of the
Royal Niger Company the chief repre
sentative of British power in western
Africa The Niger territories which it
administers under a royal charter cov
er about 500000 square miles and con
tain a population of from 20000000 to
40000000 The principal products are
rubber gum hides ivory palm oil and
palm kernels The slavery question
lias been troublesome The Emirs
wholesale executions of slaves have
caused much shuddering in England
Sir George Goldies conquest will put
an effectual end to the monstrosities
Story of a Hair
The French people never tire or re
lating anecdotes of the eccentricity and
enormous wealth of the Americana An
American went into a hair dressers
shop in Paris recently and found a
charming but poorly dressed girl en
gaged in negotiations with the proprie
tor She was offering to sell hLm her
magnilicent head of hair for three
napoleons the man would give her no
more than one At last the poor girl
gave way with tears and the barber
was about to employ the fatal scissors
when the American intervened and de
manded the cause of the sad affair
He found that the girls parents who
formerly had been well off were in the
last extremity of poverty and that she
had determined to make so great a sac
rifice in order to obtain for them a lit
tle food The stranger drew out two
bank notes and offered them to the girl
saying
Will you let me buy your hair
Without even looking at the notes
the girl at once said Yes
The American delicately took a sin
gle hair put it in his pocket and fled
Not till he had gone did she look at
her bank notes and found them to by
of the value of 100
A Free Translation
This little story is told by Mas
ORell A boy translating at sight in
class came across the phrase Calmez
vous monsieur He naturally trans
lated this by Calm yourself sir I
said to him Now dont you think thin
is a little stiff Couldnt you give mo
something a little more colloquial For
instance what would you say yourself
in a like case The boy reflected a
fdw seconds and said Keep your hair
on old man
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To Mnke Good Coffee
The idea that coffee has to be boiled
to get the strength out of the crushed
berry is entertained by many people
As a matter of fact boiling gives the
liquid a peculiar bitter taste that is
foreign to really good coffee Besides
that it ruins the flavor Drip coffee
is supposed to be the very best coffee
that is made but even that is spoiled
sometimes by letting the liquid boil up
over the strainer thus loosening the oil
that makes the coffee bitter If you
have not a regular coffee strainer
make three or four cheese cloth bags
of a size large enough to accommodate
the amount of coffee that you use al
lowing for swelling of the grain and
for a drawstring to tie Wash and boil
the bags after making so that not a
taste of the cloth remains in them
Fill the bag with the coffee and have
in a teakettle boiling hot exactly the
amount of water you want to use for
your coffee Rinse the coffee pot out
with hot water and put the bag in the
pot and pour over it the boiling water
Place the pot on the back of the stove
where it will remain just below the
bubbling period for at least ten min
utes The result will give you clear
strong coffee you need not use a grain
more than for the old way and it will
not hurt the weakest digestion
For Kneading Bread
It is well to save the housewifes
strength when possible Kneading
bread is hard work therefore make a
jrv
A BREAD KXEADKR
bread kueader like that shown in the
cut attaching it to the ordinary knead
ing board as suggested Any one
handy with tools should be able to con
struct friis little device taking care that
the thickened part of the arm be well
toward the fulcrum This gives great
er power of course with a less expen
diture of strength Farm and Home
Site for a Honsc
In choosing the site for a house see
that there is a possibility of good drain
age first class supply of pure water
and a fine spot for a garden near the
kitchen This latter most useful ad
junct is too often neglected A farmer
will proudly take you out to see his
stock or a crop of mammoth corn but
the garden Where is it The wo
men folk may have a few herbs and
greens in a stony corner of the back
yard but this can never take the place
of a liberal supply of fresh vegetables
crisp greens and luscious small fruits
which also tend to interest the young
people on the farm
Atinel Cake
Eleven whites of eggs beaten to
snow one and one half cups of granu
lated sugar sifted five times one cup
of flour sifted five times one awl one
half teaspoons cream of tartar in flour
Beat whites to snow put in sucar stir
ring slowly nen flour flavoring with
vanilla Bake fifty minuted in a mod
erately slow ovi n When done turn on
plate for twenty four hours Xo grease
on pan Eat next day
Corn Starch Pie
One quart milk yolks of three eggs
two tablespoons cornstarch two cups
tmgar mix the starch in a little milk
boil the rest of the milk to a thick
cream Beat the yolks and add tho
starch put in the boiled milk and add
the sugar Bnlce with an under enist
beat the whites of the eggs and two
teaspoons sugar and put oo top of the
pies wlien done and return to the ovei
and brown
Ginuer Snaps
One cup butter and one cup sugar
beaten light and creamy add cup of
molasses or sirup three eggs one and
one half teaspoons each of cloves all
spice and cinnamon one tablespoon of
ginger two teaspoons of baking soda
dissolved in half cup of hot water
r nough flour to roll dough Roll very
thin cut in shapes and bake in hot
oven
Meatless Bean Soup
Parboil one pint of small white beans
Drain off water add fresh water and
boil until very tender Put through a
colander season with pepper and salt
add butter the size of a walnut return
to fire Add a teacup of sweet milk and
a dozen or more broken crackers Let
come to a boil and serve hot
Hints
Table salt will cure sore throat and
mouth Gargle with it quite strong
To make linen a good color add a
little powdered borax to the last rins
ing water
Imitation marble paper highly var
nished may be washed with cold water
and soap
Soda and coal oil bound to rise
burn or bruise will often cure it if kept
on for ten or twelve hours at a time If
the first application does not cure iv
new the poultice
Wall paper may be cleaned first by
dusting it with a clean cloth and then
by gently rubbing it with a stale loaf
of bread the crumb surface should be
cut smoothly the dirry face of the
bread being cut away from time to
time
The habit that Southern negroes have
of talking to themselves Is noticed by
everyone In the towns below Mason
and Dixons line One servant In a
Southern family used to carry on con
versation with herself sometimes al
leging carelessness and disorder in one
tone of voice then defending herself
from those charges in another tone
She would upbraid and apply disagree
able epithets to herself when things
were not to her mind while at other
times especially when she was dressed
in her best she would stand before her
mirror and assure her reflection that
she was just as pretty as white folks
Playin Possum
Playin possum comes from the
fact that the possum will feign sleep or
death when pushed into sudden danger
of being captured But pains and aches
never play that kind of a game They
never try to fool anybody and go to
work to wake up people leaving no
chance to feign sleep On the other
hand there is a remedy known as St
Jacobs Oil that will lull a pain or an
ache so that it wont wake up again in
the cure that follows its use Pains
and aches are great or leaa in intensity
Just in degree as we treat them Prompt
treatment with the best remedy St
Jacobs Oil prevents their increase and
by curing prevents their return Every
thing Is gained by taking pains and
aches in time for a prompt and perma
nent cure and there is nothing better
than the use of St Jacobs Oil
Curiosity Satisfied
I beg your pardon said the passen
ger in the long linen duster leaning
over the back of the seat in front of
him but would you mind tellin me
how your nose got all knocked over tv
one side the way it is
Not at all cheerfully responded the
passenger on the seat in front It wa
done one time when I was poking il
J into other folks business
A New Montana Town
Leoxia Idaho May 12 A good ex
ample of the rapidity with which a western
mining town springs into prominence is
Sjlvauile fifteen miles northeast of here
but over he line in Montana on the Yakt
River Stage leaves here Mondays Wed
nesdays and Fridays in connection with
Great Northern trams
Sylvanite has grown in a year from one
lonely log cabin to a pretentious little
town of 300 people with three gen
eral merchandise stores one drug store
a hotel and a saw mill There are
saloons of course which it might be
more charitable not to enumerate and a
ten stain quartz mill and a concentrator
which turns out a 3500 gold brick every
week The rock is of the free gold milling
variety and theres lots of it in sight The
largest placer claim covers 150 acres and
belongs to a ICalispell Company The in
tention is to work it by hydraulic power
A single cradle has cleaned up over 20 a
day to the man Extensive work is being
carried on in the Goldflint and Keystone
mines one mile from town and altogether
the Sylvanite promises to be one of the
most prosperous in the American Kootenai
Leouia is 121 miles east of Spokane
The female matinee iiend of Phila
delphia still favors the ground nut
candy that her mother chewed over
thirty years ago that form having re
mained fashionable for half a century
Drunk for Twenty Tears
A correspondent writes I was drunk
on and off for over twenty years drunk
when I had money sober when I had
none Many dear friends I lost and num
bers gave me good advice to no purpose
but thank God an angel hand came at
last in the form of my poor wife who ad
ministered your marvelous remedy Anti
Jag to me without my knowledge or con
sent I am now saved and completely
transformed from a worthless fellow to a
sober and respected citizen
If Anti Jag cannot he had at your
druggist it trill be mailed in plain wrapper
with iNrI directions how to give secretly
S receipt of One Dollar by the Renov a
Chemical Co l Broadway New York or
thex will gladly mail full particulars free
It costs more to strike a match in
France than in any othei civilized
country because the business is monop
olized by the government
Ponder Over Tt
A prominent building owner with year
of experience gare the following instruc
tions to his architect I have had my ex
perience with kalsomine and other good
claimed to be just as good as Alabastine
I want you to specify the durable Alabas
line on all ray walls do not put on anj
other manufacturers dope if they fur
nish it for nothing Alabastine is right
and when I cease to use it I shall cease tt
have confidence in myself or my ow
judgment
Chumpley I say Chollie doncher
know I just received an anonymous
letter doncherknow Lapley Good
gwacious Who from Tid Bits
Tor Kirty cents
Ov r 400000 cured Whj not let
regulate or rwwnvo your desire f r tobacc
in u ymako nottltn and in nhonu Cur
uuaiiii eed i0 ml SI all
It is proposed to build a big dam at
Lake Albert Nyaira for the purpose
of giving Egypt a plentiful supply of
water during the low Nile
Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure Price 75 cents
A cake of natural crystallized soda
said to weigh 2400 pounds has been
taken from the Downey salt lakes near
Laramie
When the scalp is atrophied or shiny
bald no preparation will restore the hair
in all other cases Halls Hair Renewer will
start a growth
In Japan a man can hire a horse
keep two servants and live on the fat
of the land all for a little over 50 a
month
I know that my life was saed by Piso
Cure for Consumption John A Miller
xlu Sable Mich April 21 1S95
A mole will starve to death in a day
or two if not fed This greediness
makes it a most valuable ally against
insects
Whkn bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy ca
thartic euro Huaranteed 10c 25a
The combined length of the worlds
telegraph lines is 881000 miles neces
sitating the use of 2260000 miles of
wire
Cascahets 8timuate Iyer Kidneys and bowels Nev
er Bicieu weaken or gripe 10c
Stop Women
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And Consider the AlMmportant Fact
That in addressing- Mrs
Pinkham
you are con
fiding private ills to
your a woman a woman
whose experience in treating womans
I fegr
Me9
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aiseases is greater than that of any liv
ing physician male or female
You can talk freely to a woman
when it is revolting to relate your
private troubles to a man besides
a man does not understand simply
because he is a man
Many women suffer in silence and
drift alongfrombad to worse know
ing full well that they ought to have
immediate assistance but a natural
modesty impels them to shrink from
exposing themselves to the questions
and probably examinations of even
their family physician It is unneces
sary Without money or price you
can consult a woman whose
knowledge from actual experi
ence is greater than any local
physician in the world The fol
lowing invitation is freely offered
accept it in the same spirit
MRS PINKHAMS STANDING INVITATION
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to promptly
communicate with Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Mass All letters are received
opened read and answered by women only A woman can freely talk of her
private illness to a woman thus has been established the eternal confidence be
tween Mrs Pinkham and the women of America which has never been broken
Out of the vast volume of experience which she has to draw from it is more
than possible that she has gained the very knowledge that will help your
case She asks nothing in return except your good will and her advice has
relieved thousands Surely any woman rich or poor is very foolish if she does
not take advantage of this generous offer of assistance Lydia E Pinkham
Medicine Co Lynn Mass
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The Liglit Runninj McCormick Open Elevator Harvester
The Light Running McCormick New 4 Steel Mower
The Light Running McCormick Vertical Corn Binder and
The Light Running McCormick Daisy Reaper for sale everywhere
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Because it is absolutely pure
Because it is not made by the so called Dutch Process in
which chemicals are used
Because beans of the finest quality are used
Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired
the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans
Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent
a cup
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