tMmittvt j
Thanked by Thousands
Hundreds of drntcful Letters Dally tell how tlio Frco trial of
Doan'5 Kidney Pills brought rellcJ to Invalid-Drifting People.
OArctAxn, Cai,. "I got your trial box of
Dpn'ji Kidney Pills and thank you very much
for Ititui. I tlilnlt they are worth Ibclrvrolght
In gold. I gavo them to my son mid thoy
helped him so much Hint I bought two boxes.
They have done him more good than tho doc
tor could do. They said ho had fright's
Dlseiuo mid could not get well. 1 1 to urlno
was green and his hack nearly killed him.
Now ho Is nearly well. I havo Ave other sons
whom I havo advised to wrlto you, as I
would llko to convince them of tho merits of
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17th Street, Oakluml, Cat
New Onus is, La. "I lake plcasuro In con
gratulating you on your Doan's Kidney Pills.
I received and used tho sample and then pur
chased a box of C L. Ctnack fe Co., Ltd, '
must wy I havo been cured of dizziness b
them, iind havo not had tho slightest sign of
(his fo-callcd vertigo slnco tho uso of Uoau's
Kidney Pills. I nill recommend them to a
great innny others whom I know suffering from
dlzrlncM nud kidney complaint. It Is true,
fIiico using tho pills, every ono I meet remarks
nhnut how well I look. Thanking you for your
frco (rial box." Or.o. Junnovii.lu, caio of
L'rcfilon fc 6tauffcr, New Orleans, La.
Every vlco thickens tho veil be
tween oursolvefl nnd vlrluo.
WARAS1I Il.II,ltlAD
-BKI.b-
until, I, ..... ..,...
iuiiiuiv nnu ic.uiii,
NKW OUI.KAND nnd return.
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HAVANA, 0UI1A, sun return, S3.SS
Tnemiove ipvrui mitt nu many omen wiin
limit llinltn sud atop over on ln Feb. nth to
ttnd lurtuntTO. All Information at Waliaiti City
omro, IB) I Vsrnam St., or adotc,
IlAllltV 15. MOOltKS,
Ocn. Ant. I'm. Dcpl. Omaha, Netir.
The memory of blessings furnishes
a remedy for tho bluos.
( no VOUIl CLOTIIKS LOOK YEtLOWf
Ifho, tiRoKod Cross UnllUluo. Itwlllmnko
them whlto ns snow. U oz. package 5 conta
Tho sacrlllco that Is not consumed
vvlll booh become- corrupt
No chromos or encap premiums, out
a bettor quality nnd ono-thlrd moro of
Deflanco Starch for tho samo price ot
other starchoB.
Bf ATE OB" OHIO, CITY OP TOLEDO, r ..
, LtJCtB COUNTY, S
Prnnid. Cheney makes oath that ho In tho
pcnlor partnor of thu llrm ot V. J. Cheney A: Co.,
ilolnir IminIiipss lit tho City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, nml that Mild llrm will pity
tho hum of ONi: HUNDKU1) DOLLARS for
ench nml ovcry ease of Catarrh that cannot bo
cured by tho uso of Hall's Catarrh Curo.
FKANIC J. CIIKNUY.
Sworn to boforo mo and subsorlhcd In my
proMmco, this OtU day of Dorcmbor. A. D. 1880.
lbK'-l Notary Public.
Hull's Catarrh Curo Is taken Intornaljy. and
6c In directly on tho blood and miiooim 'surfaces
Of the system Send far testlmonlalx, free.
I J. CHKNEY & CO., Toledo, a
Sold by Druggist. 75a
1 J nil's Family I'llls uro tho best.
A siren's voleu In tho choir cannot
covor a slnnor'o vlco.
Don't Die of
Consumption.
&. PobIUto Cars Found by a Celebrated
Michigan Fhysiclan He 8ends a Large
Trial Package F'ee hy Mail to
All Who Write.
At Inst a cure has been found. Increditablo
lis it mar teem, after tho centuries of failure, a
tB. D. P. YONKEBMAN, Th DUcower of
Tubercutoiyne Endorsed by BUte Official!
and Oreateit Hailleal lien of tba World
tha Only Cure for ConaumpUon,
positive and ceitatn curo for the deadlr con
Kiuniitlon has at last been discovered. It re
mained for n isreat physician of Michigan to
find tho only known cure for consumption, after
almost a life's work jpont in experimenting and
btudr.
Consumptives who have '"returned from tho
West-cotno home to die because they thought
iiolhliu could lie done for them have tried this
nrw ilUcovery and are now well and strong.
If you are afflicted, do not fail to send at once
to I)r Derk P. Yonkerman, ft9 Shakespeare
HIiU., Kalamazoo, Mich., for a free trial package
ot thK icmedy, proofs and testimonials from
hundreds of cured patients. It costs nothing. The
Doctor does not ask any one to take his word or
any one elso'6, as he sends a trial package free,
Hiid a few days' uso will show you how oasily and
uickly you can bo cured, Delay is dangerous.
Thrt) is no time to lose when tho death hand of
consumption is tightening its clutch upon you.
Write to-day.
F&eETOWORBEM!
'io nrovn tho heulltiK and
CleansluK jxnver of I'axtlnn
Toilet AntUrptlo we will
i mall rt larco trial package
With liool; of Instructions
nWilnti-ly rr.-r. This U not
a tlnj !&'npl', hut a Iutko
package, enough to con-
vinco r.n.vono of Its value.
, Women nil oer tho country
nro praising Taxtlno for u hat
sit has dono iu local trnit-
llinilt Of fmiiutn 111a. nnrlnt.
nil inflammation and discharges, wonderful ns a
cU'iiiisiui; VHUlniil douche, for how throat, nasal
culairu, as u mouth wubh nnd to remove tartar
and whiten the teeth, bend todiy, a postal card
will do.
hold by dm eclats or aent poat paid liy us, BO
Ceuta, larcn box. HHtlariicllun KUitrutitred.
Till: It. I'AXTON CO., Hoatou, Man.
314 Culuruliuk Ate.
V
RE YOU SATISFIED ?
H d Arc you entirely satlhfled with
the coods ou buy &ud with tho
prlcoa thut jou pay?
Over 2 000.000 imjopIo nro tradlne wltt
us and cetUui: their foods at wkoltsal
frti ei.
Our 1.000-pa go e-talosrue will be sent
on receipt of 15 ceni It tells tho story.
CHICAGO
The houM) that tells tho truth.
i Mm, I
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p-- '
Aching backs nro cased. Illrt, back, and
loin pains overcome. Swelling of tho
limbs and dropsy signs vanish.
They correct urine with brick dust sedi
ment, high colored, pain In passing, drib
bling, frequency, bed wetting. Donn's
Kidney Pills rcninvo calculi and gravel.
Itcllovo heart palpitation, sleeplessness,
headache, ucrvousner , dizziness.
' FR E E : AS KAN D YOU WILL FIND.
Doan's
Kidney
-rills,
-A SVt t,J It- TttB.
Ly 'rrr-laL
jffirt:
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trial box Doan'a Kidney 1111s.
Namo
l'ost-onico.
Btnto
(Cut nut coupon on dotted line anil mnll to
i'otter-illlburn Cu., ttuCilo, K. Y.)
Johnny's father was a physlclnn,
and his uncle n medical student. John
ny drank in their long words
with a thirst for more. When Ills
teacher, boforo whom ho wished to
shine, asked him to namo some Im
portant parts of tho body, Johnny
smiled radiantly. "You don't mean
legs or nrniB or heads," said Johnny,
ongerly; "I know you don't, Miss
Drown. You mean what father and
Undo Jim talked 'about tho Interior
and tho exterior and tho back-terlor."
In tho recent polltcnl campaign J.
M. Qudson, who was elected to con
gress from tho tenth North Carolina
district, had no moro nctlvo political
opponent than his own brother, who
Is United States conmil at Panama.
Tho latter obtained leavo of nbsenco
from his post for tho especial purpose
of aiding In the re-election of Con
gressman Moody, tho Republican can
didate. do Toon ci.otiii:s LOOK Tiaiowi
Then use Defiance Starch. It will keep
them white 16 oz for 10 cents.
Rembrandt's "Old Woman," from
tho collection K. 1 Mulltken of New
York, was sold in London, recently,
for 528,105; Velasquez' "Tho Grape
Seller," and Turner's "Dustanbor
ongh Castle," from tho same collec
tion, brought ?12,775 and ?4,287, re
spectively. An anonymous portrait of
Edward VI. brought $8.53; Van
Dyck's "Edmund Waller." ?t,170, nnd
his "Earl of Arundel," $2.G20.
Dob, tho negro Janitor In a New
England college, is us quick-witted ns
tho students who joke with hlmi One
day ho had burned off some of tho
dead grass in the college yard when a
frcBhman enmo along, and said, "Well,
Bob, that grass Is just the color of
your face, Isn't It?" "Yes, sah," said
Bob; "and In about three weeks it will
bo Just the colore of yours."
A smartly dressed young woman wes
rambling along a road, when sho met
a small urchin lugging a bird's nest
with eggs in it. Sho brought him up
sharply with: "You are a wicked boy.
How could you rob that nest? No
doubt tho poor mother is now griev
ing for tho loss of her eggs."
"Oh, no, she can't care. I'm sure
sho can't," said tho boy, edging away;
"causo she's on your hat."
What to do with Jefferson Davis,
should ho bo captured, was a problem
that puzzled tho government. In
speaking of it to General Grant ono
day, President Lincoln remarked:
"There was onco an Irishman who had
signet! tho Father Mnthew temperance
pledge. Going into a saloon to get a
glass of lemonade to quench his thirst,
ho leaned ovor ami whispered to tho
barkeeper, 'And couldn't you put a lit
tle brandy in it unbeknownst to me
Bllf?' So," continued Mr. Lincoln,
"let Davis escapo all unbeknown to
yourself if you can."
A small, llve-year-old boy, who had
recently becomo tho brother of an
other llttlo boy, was sent to the gro
cery tho other day to get some loaf
sugar. By mistake tho grocer gavo
him granulated, and tho boy was sent
back to havo it changed.
"How do you llko your new broth
er?" asked tho grocer, as ho was
weighing out the right kind of sugar.
"O, I don't llko him very much," tho
littlo fellow answered. "He cries all
tho time."
"Why don't you chango him, then,
as you do tho sugar?"
"Wo can't change liim now, 'cause
we've used him three days."
Try One Package.
It "Dcflauce Starcu"' does not please
you, return It to your dealer. If It
does, you get one-third moro for tho
samo money. It will give you satis
faction and will not stick to tho Iron.
Tho beauty of our lives depends on
tho clearness with which God can
shlno through them.
Mrs. Fannlo Urhouso of Passaic, N.
J., recently Bold her 3-wceks-old son
for $5, becauso of her extreme poverty
and Inability to caro for tho child.
Mrs. Urhouso's husband was killed In
tho recent strike In Pennsylvania. She
was ablo to take care of herself by
working for $2 a week until the child
came. Mrs. John Urban of Walllng
ton was tho purchaser.
Fore-thought is better than after
thought, but Inner-thought is best of
all.
On exhibition In Columbia S n a
n Revolutionary sword with an Inter
esting history. It originally belonged
to the British offlcor, Colonol Tarle
ton, and was captured by Wade Hamp
ton, ancestor of tho lato Genoral
Wade Hampton. The sword has been
handed down as a rollc In tho family,
and was used by General Hampton In
the civil war.
JpS Wr"l
UCA JiJUl'''''wJ
Mi-
r
LEGISLATIVE
8ENATE.
LINCOLN Tho following bills wore In
troduced In tho senate Wednesday nnd
read for tho first tlmo:
S. P. 1, by Scnntor Howell of Douglas
A bill for an act to provido In cities of
tho metropolitan clnss, viz.: (1) For tho
proceduro In certain cases, by tho mnyor
and council, In tho acquisition ot a mu
nicipal water plant; (2) far tho creation
of a water board, Its organization, Us
powers, Its duties, nnd tho compensa
tion of Its members nnd employes; (3) for
penalties for Interference with water
plant, or employes of water board In
the dlschnrRO of their duties; (4) for a
water fund, Its revenues, and tho dis
bursement tchercof; nnd nmcndlng sec
tions 13, 10, 24, 23, 29, 32, 33, 35, 67, 72, SO,
87, 89. 93, 91, 100, 101A, 135, 13S and 140 of
tho Omaha charter emergency clause.
S. F. 2, by Senator Hheldon of Cass
An act to legallzo and mako valid nil
orders, Judgments, decrees and findings
that havo been made by any district
court In the state of Nebraska, In notion
brought by any county in said state to
foteuloMO nlleged liens for taxes assessed
nnd levied on lands nnd lots In said
counties for state, county, school and
municipal purposes, nnd which actions
wvro not based on tax certificates, but
on tho unpaid and delinquent taxes, and
wherein Bald counties foreclosed for
such county and as trustee for the state
of Nebraska and the scverla school dis
tricts nnd various municipalities enti
tled to such tax, to legalize all sheriffs'
deeds made In such proceedings, and to
repeal all acts and parts of acts Incon
sistent herewith. Emergency clause.
S. F. 3, by Sonator Sheldon Authoriz
ing county boards In tho various coun
ties to establish boards of health to pre
vent tho spread of contagious diseases,
ono member of such board to be a phy
sician. S. F, 4, by Senator Sheldon A bill for
an act to protect tho public health and
provent tho spread of contagious and In
fectious diseases. Confers sanitary au
thority on tho stato board of health and
Its secretaries; nuthorlzes It to adopt
and enforce special quarantine regula
tions; provides for tho appointment of
a stato health Inspector at a Balary of
$l,SO0; requires local officers to make
timely reports of the existence of ccr
tnln diseases; provides penalties nnd car
ries a $10,000 appropriation. Emergency
clause.
S. F. G, by Senator Sheldon To require
applicants for a permit to practice medl
clno to submit to an examination by the
stato board of health on topics "a knowl
edge of which Is commonly and generally
required of candidates for a degree of a
doctor of medicine by rcputablo medical
colleges," und to raise tho applicant's
fee from $10 to $23, of which $20 shall be
divided among tho secretaries and $3 de
voted to a fund for tho prosecution ot
Illegal practitioners.
S. F. C, by Senntor O'Neill of Lancas
ter An net to amend section 4 ot chapter
St of the compiled statutes. Removing
the limit ns to tho size of tho stato cem
etery at Lincoln.
S. F. 7, by Senator Marshall ot Otoe
To amend section 19 of chapter 10, re
lating to "Honda and Oaths," fixing the
bonds of sheriffs In counties of over 10,
000 Inhabitants nt $10.0W, and ot county
commissioners or supervisors when the
population does not exceed 5,000 nt $1,000;
when tho population Is over 5,000 and less
than 10,000 at $2,000; when tho popula
tion exceeds 10,000 nnd less than 15,000,
nt $3,000; when tho population exceeds
15,000 and less than 20.000, at $10,000; when
the population exceeds 20,000 nnd less
thnn a,000, nt $13,000; when tho popula
tion exceeds 35.000, at $23,000, and road
overseers at $100.
S. F. 8, by Senator Marshall To amend
sections 53 and 64, chapter IS, and entitled
"Counties and County Ofllcers," making
county commissioners elective by a full
vote of tho county. Instead of by tho vote
of their respective districts, nnd repeal
ing tho clause In section 54 relating to
tho election of county commissioners In
counties having n population of more
thnn 70,000 and less than 123,000.
S. F. 9, by Senator Hastings of Btttler
An act creating a board or pardons of
three members, detlnlng their duties nnd
fixing their compensation at $5 per day,
and repealing all nets or parts of acts in
conflict. Emergency clause.
S. F. 10, by Senator Marshall To legal
ize the Issuance of bonds for tho estab
lishment nnd maintenance of a heating
nnd lighting system In villages and cities
of tho second cluss, having less than
5,000 Inhabitants.
S. F. 11, by Senntor Hall of Douglas
Extending life ot supreme court commis
sioners to April 10, 1903, at the discretion
of tho court, nnd authorizing the court,
It It wishes, to reduce the number of
commissioners and stenographers to six
each.
S. F. 12, by Senator Hall of Douglas
A bill for an act to provide for appeal to
the supremo court In all cases except
criminal cases, reaulres appeals to be
taken within six months.
S. F. 13, by Senator Ueghtol ?of Lan
caster Relating to roads.
In tho sonnte on Thursdny very llttlo
work of importance wns transacted out
side of tho nppolntment of committees.
The following bills wero Introduced:
S. F. 14, by Hastings of Butler Act to
amend section 12, article 1, chapter 2, of
the Compiled Statutes, relating to agri
culture. S. F. 15, by Marshall of Otoe Act to re
peal section 3, chnpter xll, entitled "Day
of Grace." '
S. F. 16, by Marshall of Ototv Act to
amend section C5, chapter Ixxlll, entitled
"Compiled Abstracts of Title Bonds.'"
S. F. 17, by Mnrshall of Otoo To define
:opo of Dent nnd Dumb school.
Sonnte adjourned to meet nt U o'clock
Tuoeduy.
HOUSE.
On Wednesday morning Speaker Mock
ott rapped tho house to ordor nt 10:30.
Prayer was offered by the chaplain. Rev,
Oeorge Seott.
Good of Komaha moved the appoint
ment of u committee of live ti determine,
for thn speaker's guidance, -vhat und
how many house employes would bo re
quired. The motion prevailed. Rouse
of Hall, Nelson of Douglas-and Ander
son of Knox wero appointed to act with
a like committee from the senate to no
lfy the governor that the legislature
PROCEEDINGS
Is organized and ready to hear from him.
Tho speaker appointed Caldwell of Clay,
Flshback of Clay, Sweezy of Webster,
Ford of Thayer and Eggenburger of Fill
moro a committee to draft suitable res
olutions on tho death of Representative
John R. Mustek of Nuckolls county.
On motion of Rotiso of Hall, Atwood
ot Seward was excused for ono -week
from attending tho sessions of the house,
on account of sickness. On motion of
Morsmnn of Douglas, J. A. C. Kennedy,
tho fusion member of the Douglas dels
gatlon, was excused for a period of two
weeks, also on nccount ot sickness.
Tho Joint committee on arrangements
reported that Governor Savago would
read his message at noon Thursday, and
that a Joint session would bo held nt
noon Wednesday to canvass tho vote. In
pursuance to this arrangement, nt 12
shnrp, "tho honorable senuto of tho stato
of Nebraska" was announced, and filed
Into Representative hall.
Tho Joint assembly was called to order
by Lieutenant Governor Steelo, who pre
sided. The secretury of Btnto then an
nounced tho result of tho last general
election, tho total vote being 193,574, di
vided among tho candidates as follows:
Governor: Mickey-(R), 90,471; Thompson
(F), 91,110; Travis (Pro.). 3,397; BIgelow
(Soc), 3,157; scattering, 2.
Lieutenant governor: McGllton (R),
98,320; Gilbert (F), 87,009; Hightner (Pro.),
4,129; riugh (Soc), 3.4S2.
Secretary of stato: March (IIA. 99.12a;
Powers (F.), SC.0I4; Norton (Pro.), 4,133;
ltoo (Soc), 3,402; scattering, 1.
Treasurer: Mortensen (R.), 99,914; Ly
man (F.), 81,830; Maddox (Pro.), 4,140;
Stolley (Soc), 3.C30.
Auditor: Weston (R.), 99,747; Do Franco
(F.), S3.9C0; Dale (Pro.). 4.57S; Llppencott
(Soc), 3,731; scattering, 2.
Attorney general: Prout (R.), S8.5S1;
Broady (F.), S3.312; Clark (Pro.), 4,y9t;
Burleigh (Soc), 3,68; scattering, 2.
Land commissioner: Follmcr (R.), 99,
3S8; Brennnn (F.), S4.1S8; DUworth (Pro.),
4,304; Adams (Soc), 3,817; scattering, 1.
Superintendent public Instruction: Fow
ler (R.), 99,911; Smith (F.), 83,009; Howard
(Pro.), 4,328; Spencer (Soc), 3,739; scat
tering, 2.
Congressmen
First district: Burkett (R.), 10,531;
Hanks (F.), ll.Cft'l; Eraser (Pro.), 579;
Christensen (Soc), 302.
Second district: Mercer (R.), 11,009;
Hitchcock (F.), 13,309; McCaffrey (Soc),
1.379.
Third district: McCarthy (R.), 19,201;
Robinson (F.), 18,511; Beveridgo (Pro.),
032; scattering, 3.
Fourth district: Illnshaw (R.), 19,337;
Stark (F.), 1C.S3S; Farley (Pro.), 743.
Fifth district: Karris (R.), 14,927; Shal
lenbcrgcr (F.), 14,740; Stoddard (Pro.),
490; scattering, 2.
Sixth district: Klnkald (It.), 10,099; Bar
ry (P.), 13,997; Swander (Pro.), 600; Wise
ly (Soc), 403.
Judges, Fourth Judicial dlstcrlct, to 111
vacancy: Day (R.), 23,911; Read (R.), 23,-
502. (No opposition.)
Constitutional amendment: For, 43,147;
against, 15,999.
On motion-of Senator Harrison of Hall,
tho candidates shown elected by tho
tabulation prepared by tho secretary of
stato were declared by tho speaker to
be elected.
Senator Harrison moved that when the
Joint session adjourned, it bo until 2
o'clock tomorrow to receive tho mes
sages of the outgoing and incoming ex
ecutives anil witness the Inauguration of
the state officers. The motion prevailed
and the Joint convention then adjourned.
On reconvening, the .house, on motion
of Sears of Burt, adjourned for tho day.
Asldo from naming of house employes
prnctlcnlly no business was transacted on
Thursday. A resolution on tho death of
John R. Music wns adopted.
On motion of Rouse of Hall it was or
dered that when tho bouse adjourn It be
to meet at 11 o'clock Tuesday morning.
CLAIM BABIES WERE FED.
Mrs. Tingley's Workers Deny Allega
tions Made in Libel Suit.
LINCOLN Arrangements have been
made for the governor's reception to
be held at the capitol on tho evening
of January S, commencing at 8 o'clock.
All tho state offices, senate chamber
and representative hall will bo open
during tho reception. Every effort will
be made for the convenience of guests.
The outside entrance to tho capitol
building will be open for entranco and
exit, nnd members of tho national
guard will be stationed at all doors
nnd hallways to give directions and
instructions.
Tho reception proper will bo held In
tho senato chamber, where tho retir
ing governor will receive and lntro
duc tho people to the Incoming gover
nor, supported by tho members of his
staff and stato ofllcers and their la
dles. Tho west stairway, leading to tho
senate chamber, will be used exclusive
ly for reaching tho second floor, and
tho other stairways for the return or
departure of guests. Tho receiving
party will bo stationed at tho south
side of tho senato chamber, and guests
upon entering will pass to tho left
and then around to tho right of the
chamber, passing out through the of
fice of tho lieutenant governor, thence
to tho rotunda, and if desirable, to tho
houso of representatives, where n gen
eral exchango of social courtesies can
be had.
Disown Fleeing Archduke.
VIENNA Tho members of the Tus
can branch of the Hapsburg family re
solved Tuesday to pay Archduke" Leo
pold Ferdinand, who nccompanled his
sister, tho crown princess of Saxony,
when she eloped, his Bhare of the fam
ily fortune and dismiss him from tho
family.
Professor James Sully, who has
written a 430-page book entitled, "An
Essay on Laughter," says that the pe
culiar muscular actions which nro
5rouped under the namo of laughter
aro provoked by tho Incongruous, tho
jnaccustomed nnd tho unexpected
luxtaposltion of things. Professor
Bully cites tho story of n man arrested
by Boldicrs who is allowed to Join
.hom at cards. Ho cheats nnd is kick
id out, his playmates quite forgetting
that ho is their proslner. With this
may be coupled tho story of two
burglars In tho dock. .Ono of them
kept on poking the other in tho ribs
is tho evidence against them proceed
ed, until ho was mado to desist by
the protest: "Who aro you knocking
about? I'Ve as much right to be hero
as you."
Rev. John McNeill says it Is a com
mon idea that any man can preach,
and states an amusing Incident to dis
pel the (Illusion. An elder In a certain
church on ono occasion had to take
tho pulpit in the absence of the min
ister at the last moment Ho got
through tho first part of tho service
nil right, but on getting up to give
tho sermon ho found his dlfllculty. He
started with: "Brethren (pause)
b-b-brethren (pause) b-b-brethren, If
any of you wants tho conceit taken
out of you, como up hero."
The March of Science.
Oolitic, Ind., January 12th. That
Oolltlo is right abreast of tho times
In tho use of tho most recent discover
ies in Medical Science is shown by
recent cases in which thoso dreaded
Kidney Complaints that causo bo
many deaths havo been completely
cured by tho new Remedy, Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
Many people In this neighborhood
tell of aches relieved and pains do
parted becauso of tho uso of Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Ono of these is W. A.
Terry, tho well known Grocer. Hero
Is his story:
"I sufferel for four months with
Kidney and Bladder Trouble and was
so bad that I was almost confined to
my bed. I could get no relief until I
commenced using Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
"I could notlco nn Improvement tho
second day I took tho pills. I would
recommend Dodd's Kidney Fills to all
sufferers from Kidney Complaints."
Tho Gospel in life will save the
world where the Gospel in literature
would fail.
MOKK FLlCXIllLIS ANII LASTING,
won't shako out or blow out; by using
DeHanco starch you obtain better results
than possible with any other brand and
one-third mora for samo money.
Any fool can find faults; tho wise
man discovers virtues.
Sufferers From Consumption
should write Derk P. Yonkerman &
Co., Kalamazoo, Mich., who havo a
wonderful remedy for this dread dis
ease. Forgiveness without forgetting Is
like a pardon without a stay of pun
ishment. INSIST OS OlSTTINO IT.
Some grocers say they don't keep De
fiance Starch. This 5s becauso they havo
a stock on hand of other brands contain
ing only 12 oz. In a package, which they
won't be able to sell first, becauso De
flnnco contains 10 oz. for the game money.
Do you want 10 oz. Instead of 12 o.
for tame rnoney7 Then buy Dcflanc
Starch. Requires r.o cooking.
The Queen of tho Belgians, llko tho
late Empress of Austria, was extreme
ly fond of horses. It was said that
sho could break in any colt, and sho
brought up her daughters to share
her lovo of riding and driving. At
Laeken sho had a large riding school,
and she had also a stud farm in the
country, where she bred Hungarian
horses.
"How much do you weigh?" a friend
onco asked the late Thomas B. Reed.
"I weigh 200 pounds," said Mr. Reed.
"Oh, you weigh moro than that," was
tho surprised reply. "You must weigh
nearly 300 pounds." "No," said tho
speaker, with an air of finality; "no
gentleman weighs moro than 200
pounds."
Clear white clothes aro a sign that the
housekeeper uses Red Cross Ball BJuo.
Large ii oz. package, 5 cents.
It is probable that the oldest mag
istrate in active service In tho United
States Is Thomas Poe, justice of the
peace In Rushville, Ind., who Is now
in his 93d year. He has held the office
since 3854 and for tho Inst forty years
has occupied the same room. At the
last election he was chosen to serve
another term of four years.
God is likely to answer our prayers
for others out of our own pocket
books. HSlOl0OWl3tWOlttSHStt
;t. JACOBS
OIL
POSITIVELY CURES
Rheumatism
Neuralgia
Backache
Headache
Feetache
All Bodily Aches
AND
CONQUERS
PAIN.
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THE WINTER PLEASURE AND
HEALTH RE30RTS OF THE
80UTHWEST.
Whero Bhall ono eo at this season
of tho yeax to avoid tho dlBagreeablo
features ot n blustery Northern cli
mate or to gain relief from tho vari
ous Ills that flesh 1b heir to? Thoro
Is only ono answer to tho question;)
namely, tako ono of tho Missouri Pa
cific's palatial trains to tho winter
plcasuro and health resorts of tho
Southwest, particularly thoso In Ark
ansas, Louisiana, Texas, Old Mexico
and Southern California. It is only
a stop from tho dreary rains, snows
and blizzards of tho East, Northeast
and Mlddlo West to tho warm and
pleasant winter climates of tho
Southwest. For tho invalid and tho
plcasuro seeker thcro aro many In
viting prospects. For theso tho
health-giving and rejuvenating waters
of tho Ozark nro bubbling In tho
green-walled basin of Hot Springs
Mountain, tho most picturesque spot
to bo found. It Is safe to say that
thoro Is no all-the-year-'round health
and plcasuro resort In tho country
that can comparo with Hot Springs,
Arkansas. It Is tho only National
sanitarium in the United States own
ed and controlled by the government.
It Is as a fashionable pleasure resort
that Hot Springs has attracted tho
greatest attention during tho past
decade. Tho idea that It is only the
afflicted who go there has long since
been proven erroneous. It Is the rec
ognized popular winter resort of tho
best Northern travelers and tho sum
mer gathering place of tho social
clans of tho sunny South. Tho man
of small means can supply his needs
and tho man of wealth has opportun
ity to procure tho luxuries ho desires.
For tho tourist and health-seeker, who
prefers tho salt air and sunny shores
of tho Gulf, many attractions aro
offered at New Orleans, Galveston,
Houston and points along tho Texas
coast, all Teached by tho Iron Moun
tain Route, whero tarpon fishing, tho
most royal of all sports for tho
angler, is at Its very best during tho
winter season.
Queer and quaint old San Antonio
Is another place that should bo visit
ed. It is the portal of the health
belt of Texas, and Is situated at tho
head of the valley of tho exceedingly
plcturesquo river bearing tho Bamo
name, nt the very edge of the foot
hills of tho Guadalupe mountains.
'Round about much diversity of
amusement is found, and there aro
many points and places of historical
Interest to be seen, but it Is in bizarro
San Antonio itself that the tout
ensemble of diversion is most charm
ingly rounded. It is a modern marvel
ot cities, pre-eminently cosmopolitan
and thoroughly unexpected. It chron
icles its Spanish birth as unmistak
ably as its Texan growth. From San
Antonio the traveler can tako tho
train south to Laredo, tho famous
border town, on tho banks of tho
Rio Grande River, apt! crossing tho
stream, placo foot in tho land of tho
Montczumas, tho Egypt of tho new
world. Muca tlmo can be spent with
profit and pleasure in this sub-tropical
climate amid scenes repleto with his
toric interest. From Laredo, also, tho
trip lies across New Mexico and Ari
zona, to Los Angeles, San Francisco
and tho famous resorts of tho Pacific
coast. All of theso places aro best
reached by tho Missouri Pacific Rail
way and Iron Mountain Routo with
connecting lines that go to mako up
tho great Gould system of railroads.
Walks on the Water.
After several years of patient labor
and experiment, a Tenby, Pembroke
shire, seaman, named William Llew
ellyn, has Invented an apparatus by
means of which ho Is ablo to walk on
the sea oven In tho roughest weather.
Llewellyn gavo a successful demon
stration off tho pier-head before a
ciowd of several thousands people.
Tho apparatus consists of a pair ot
largo wooden boots, connected in
front with a steering gear. With
thcBO boots, which aro shaped like
the two parts of a catamaran, Llew
ellyn walked about tho sea for nearly
half an hour. Tho water was rather
rough at the time, but tho Inventor
seemed to havo no dlfllculty In keep
ing his balance.
A Modern French "Pied Piper."
At a country fair at Rosenthalles.
Choux, a littlo village near Dunkirk,
Franco, a rat charmer named Ray
surprised the natives by shutting him
self up In a barrel with a hundred
rats.
Several minutes afterward when the
spectators expected to see him half
devoured by tho rodents, tho man
openod tho lid ot tho barrel and
showed himself unharmed, with the
rats clustering about his breast. He
said that tho modulations of his voice
acted as a charm upon tho animals,
and prevented them from, devouring
him. London Mail.
An Indianapolis doctor Is authority
for a story of a family named Tins
ley, whoso members, as well as their
ancestors, havo never been able to
laugh since a clergyman cursed a Tins
ley for ill-timed merriment nt tho
hanging of a thief In Oliver Crom
well's days.
Tho Paris Messenger says that the
report that President Loubet has ac
cepted an Invitation to visit tho
United States in order to attend the
Louisiana Purchase exposition is with
out foundation. Tho only trip llkelj
to be mado by M. Loubet next year V
to Algeria and Tunis.
Moro than fifty girls aro studying
scientific farming in tho Minneapolis
College of Agriculture. Tho course
thoy tako Includes botany, chemistry
physics and geology, requiring In tho
first two years two terms each.
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