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FACT AND FANCY.
Mrs. Lira an Beecher bat given $50,000 to
Baldwin University, . jtjORJ
Jaa. R. Osgood thinks of roaklne bis bom
permanently in London. MikV
Gladstone hat recommenced his autumnal
recreation of tree felling.
Gen. Lew. Wallace is writing a tragedy that
if to be entitled Commodut."
Barnes, the colored jockey, li 15, weigh 70
pounds, and earns 110,000 i Tear.
Bismarck has tent to Philadelphia for
docen pairs of eanvas back ducks.
Geo. McDonald Is preparing to publish a
new novel, enUtled "Of Our Blood."
Anson Rubinstein's new opera Is to bear
the title of "Elne Walpnrglenacht."
Mrs. Sheridan will enlarge her cottage at
Nonqult and spend her summers there.
St Panares, London, Is the largest railroad
station In the world. It covers 10 acres.
Bhakspeare spelled his name 43 different
ways and his friends fare It 217 variations.
Ice skate promise to be cheap this winter,
as several of the patents have Just run out
Pauline Lucca says she will close her career
on the lege with her coming American
tour.
The Empress of Japan has certain day of
the week upon which Japanese Is a forbidden
language.
The spirit of Capt Kldd has been siring
out to the treasure buntera that the bold
pirate left no money.
Felix Campbell Is the only plumber In
either house of congress. His check 1 said
to be good for 1500,000.
John Still, who bat been a street car driver
tn Toronto, Is one of the belrs'to a fortune f
$50,0110,000 In New York.
The average vineyard Is exposed to twenty'
two different perils each season, and It's i
wonder we ever get grapes enough for a ln-
gle meal.
The Netherlands will celebrate on Novenv
ber 15 the two hundredth anniversary of the
accession of William of Orange to the throne
of England.
The English armv Is kicking about tlons,
having discovered that the soldiers of every
other army In the world draw larger If not
better rations.
It la estimated that one man In every 200
takes a college course in this country. In
England only one man in 500 avails himself
of a college education.
An undertaker at Crcsco, la., advertises
the fact that twenty-one of his debtors .have
remarried without having paid a cent on the
first wife's funeral expenses.
Dr. J. J. Bayard, a hermit, now nearly nine
ty years old, !ind living In a hut near San
Antonio, Tex, says he Is an uncle of the
present secrevary of the state.
A new dog is coming Into fashion in Lon
don. It is the Turtar fox terrier. His coat is
,;r:
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Am
V BENNETT.
JCISTS.
lAurs
X HORSES,
J to.
. filANDi
2 10NSofWTle
J - y colts with.
, superior lnrtl-
I.TIB'OUTi.n
avtlig ill 8).
t tswa Kruaonable,
t4-eF without Inspect-
ftueceafal
of America
MS C.Ll.f.i
? T" Illinois.
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rfttriM) Balm
! J31 at onreror
zi,xm HEAO
, i- MIES I -
c ;arrh
" "id or Snuff.
f ''to each oot
4 Warren L, N. T.
--in rr-"t company
i .isMtawlswtotas Worl.
W7- aXLKN,
rsi Af sat.
J H:i Oak Cart.
6 SMtlon. Brta
. V rice ta.lM i
tn4l tot UuU. .
: oi
Iti'if harness.
SM' Omnsia, Nik
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Aavrlff a ren tn it.
s Aonptoii'i V.f
Of ('il tMttllsJ
L ' A Tbom IWOV.
if a noU of hand
aottiTH, Thftt
aa iii uric. ill.
tC0.,TR0Y, N.Y.
ami follvso-
VU as ths only
Uiecsetaincur
4ase,
KAHAM.Jt D
" .'jMSftardain, N. Y,
"t old Blf Gtor
rs, and It has
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' nWd by DruKClata.
1 LOVERS
eticnrrl!. TtUt
tre'ii-eljimlsdjiu
llky smooth and red, with markings at head
and tall. Ho is good tampered.
When pulling at a cigarette you don't know
h:.t you've got, but when vou get two cigars
for a nickel you are dead on to cahhago
leaves and can't be made a fool of.
Thrro was no meeting of "The Woman's
Health Ri.'form Club" In New York the other
rlnv. as all the members were sick, lue re
form didn't reform worth shavings.
Greclv predicts that the coldest day of the
renr will occur about January 2.i, ami the
prudent young man will arrange for a cutter
ride between two girls for that Uaio.
A N.?w York aaloonist who was complained
of under the exercise law brought In fourteen
Itnesses to swear him clear. It was ascer
tained that each one perjured blmsctr.
Mind reading is not such a queer thing,
after alL The average wife can rcaa her
tinahand'a thontrhts when she asks him for
the money to settle that last bonnet bllL
Talmage advises the young men to strike
out That's pretty good aavico, but now uis-
couraglng to have It supplemented by the
girl's father, who advises them to light out
It seems that- the faith euro works both
wnv?. A Georgia woman praycu iuai uer
husband might fall sick aud die, and away he
went with tvnhus fever in leas than four
weeks.
It must be pretty hard for a woman to
lead "In fashion." Out of 5;W toilets ana 7dU
bats surveyed on a recent afternoon on Broad
torv no two were alike, while all were
fashionable. a
Sir. Blackburn, the famoui chiws player,
slaved eight simultaneous games blindfold
ed at the London Chess Club a few nlgbts
ago and won five of them. The other three
were drawn.
At Washington, Ga., a well has been dug
on the grounds of a worthy colored woman
named Mrs. Jarrctt that turns out to have One
mineral water. She has been offered $1,503
for a half Interest.
The far-off country of Samoa Is showing
signs of progress. Ono of the latest laws Is
that a fine of $100 be Imposed upon every
member of the legislature who attends the
session without his clothes. war3tt
Mrs. John A. Logan Is having her Wash
Incton house extensively Improved. She I
having a gallery built Q which sua will
place her collection of article connected
with the public life of the general.
' It I said that Jay Gould has In the course
of his life glyen $2,000 to churches, once
having purchased a bell costing that amount
for a little wooden church at Roxbury, N. Y.,
near which the millionaire waa born.
The family of Admiral Dupont possesses
much prized heirloom In the form of a pearl
breast pin. This pin has been worn by the
bride of the family at their nuptials for over
a century put. It Is said to bring good
luck.
Say an old Yale college mam "I never
knew whether to attach any significance to
It or not but when I was in college fo law
school adjoined the Jail; the medical college
wa next the cemetery, and the divinity
school was on the road to the poor house."
Emlle Olivier, Premier of Nnpolon IIL,
will probably complete by the end of the year
his great work on the war of 1375, and or
which he recently said: "I shall especially
point out that our misfortunes were duo to a
lack of commanders, and not to tho greater
strength of the enemy. The Germans have
aald this long ago, but In France It does not
appear to bo recognized."
Dr. II. C. Potter, tho well known Michigan
railway manager, heard Gladstone speak at
the great Welsh Eisteddfod at Wrcxhaa,nnd
he says of the Grand Old Man : "He spoae
for an hour without ntca and the whole
thing was a revelation to me of bis power
over men. The grace of It, bis play of wit,
the light of his unllo, and his recognition of
all Ihoso iblngs that his audience have most
at heart, were tho work of a master. He
dealt with the history, tho wars, the rcprcs
tlons of the Welsh people, tholr religion,
their literature, their music, their bravery,
their hardiness, their frugality and encour
aged them to maintain their nationality."
Waa Busiyass m Plaglarl!
Tl Via been allecpil that John Bnrjyan
vu a plagiarist and tliat Tho Pilgrim's
Progress is a literal translation from the
Freuch of a work entitled Ye Film-image
of Ye Sowle, by Guillaume de Ouile
Tille, a monk of the fifteenth century, a
translation of which was printed by
Caxton, in 1483. It is believed that a
copy of the original French manuscript
u to be found eitncr in tiie rtnuan mu
aeura or the Bodleian, and it might be
worth while to search for it, in order
that tL question may be decided. If
Banyan's originality had been doubted
while Liord Macaulay was alive ne wauiu
very quickly have taken atepti to ascer
tain the truth. Bunyan was undoubt
edly accused of plagiarism by his con
temporaries, but modern reviewers end
biographers have ignored these charges.
His Holv War appears to havo been an
ticipated by St Bernard, the transla
tion of whose Spiritual Combat is to be
found in a book now in the British mu
seum, entitled A Hive of Sacred Honie
Combes, which was printed at Doway,
in 1631. Labouchere in London Truth.
A Palm VUw of Hosts u
The following strange story was re
lated to us by the mate of a merchant
vessel, personally known by us to be a
gentleman of the highest character and
reliability and mav be of interest to stu
dent of psychology. While hi ship
was loading at Calcutta, he accepted the
invitation of a native to visit his home.
The native was a peddler of the lowest
class and previously unknown to the
officer. On arriving at the hovel of the
Hindn. he introduced bis father, an
emaciated old man of great age, but
with niercinclv brilliant eyes. After
trreetins the voting American a few min
tites he commanded him to look into the
palm of his hand. Although at first un
willing to comply with the request, he
felt himself constrained to do so. and.
on looking down, saw before him in his
hand a perfect vision of a room in his
distant New England home, with the
different mombers of the family seated
aronnd a table. Although a man of iron
nerves, our friend confessed that it was
some time before he recovered his equa
nimity. We forbear to comment on this
incident, only remarking that it seems
better authenticated than most similar
stories. Popular Science News.
A Photographic I'mplre.
The followine proposition, ncoording
to the Photoraplnsche Archiv, has
been mado bv a professor and teacher
of thn Koyal Photographic school of-
Vienna. It is to apply photography in
deciding races in which the result may
be doubtful. In place of the decision
of tho judge, who may err sometimes,
it is proposed to accept the unfailing
dictum of tho camera. For this purpose
six cameras are to be placed in line at
tho winning post, a low feet apart, and
directed toward tho race course, Mhich
may be exposed simultaneously by the
ency of electricity. as soon as
tho leading horso reaches the first
camera all tho cameras are exposed.
Tho plates may bo developed Hi from
two to throe minutes, and the result will
unmistakably show which horso is the
actual winner.
Polsoo Conveyed r tho Toeth.
The noiaon conveyed by the hnmnn
teeth is found by physicians to be one of
the most troublesome they have to deal
with. One of them writes: "1 have un
der my attention severe and most com
plicated oases of blood-poisoning, in
which the patient had but slightly
abraided the hand in the course of a
fight by striking the knuckles against
the teeth of his opponent I have known
bands thus poisoned only saved from
amputation by the application of all re
sources of science. Tobacco or whisky or
derangement of the stomach from any
other causes may be responsible for this
poison ons condition of the teeth, and 1
am not prepared to ey that a man with
good health and a clean, sweet mouui
would not convey the poison."
Borrowed garments seldom fit well nor
do bogus remedies cur ueceaafully. The
real cure lor coughs and cold is Dr. Bull s
Cough Syrup.
Why sit doubled up rfke an old man, my
boy 1 What's rheumatism I Take the
good the god provide the, and snd twenty-five
cent around the corner tor a bot
tle'ot Salvation Oil, and you'll rid your
bleycl to-morrow.
Tb old Libby prison, in Richmond, has
sold lor $11,000.
A Disk trntwF!'
P stand for Pudding, for Peach and for
Pear,
And likewise for Poetry and Prose:
The Parrot, the Pigeon that flies in the air,
Th Pig with a ring in bi nose;
For Paper and Pen, for Printer and Press,
For Physic, and People who sell it;
But when you are sick, to riiev your dis
tra Take at one Pierce' Purgative Pellet.
Oh, yt, Indeed! The art th P' for
you, poor, ick man or woman. Nothing
like them for keeping the bowsl and atom
ach regulated and in order tiny, sugar
coated granules, scarcely larger than mus
tard ed. They work gently but thor
oughly. France has concluded not to remove the
import duty on grain.
Many Imitators, but no equal, has Dr.
Sage' Catarrh Remedy.
Some of the richest men in England owe
all their wealth to beer.
Catarrh in the Mead
Orlftaaae in scrofoloui Ulnt Is tbs Moo. Be
la sro?cr method by which to cure eaurrk. Is to
frifi at tiesd. Its many diaatrseasM sraaptoaat,
ud t as dangsr of developing Into bronchitis or that
terrible fatal dlseass, eounmpUon, ar entlrelr rs
SDorsd by Rood s garsaparilla. which can catarra
by nur:fri tbs blood; It sl.o tones sp Us srstsm
nd (reatly Improves Uis general health. Try tb
sellar medicine."
''od't Barsapartlls cured me af aatarrk. sof
at f th bronebial tabs, and Urrlki bsstsebs.
B. Grampus. Hamilton, Ohio.
Tsr X rears I bar beta trouble! wtth aastttsMC
th baa, ladlgestloa. and -eneral debBfrps. 3 aaattjtsV
had faith la such tneUleliies. but eonolBtstS h l
home of Hood's csnaptrUla. II aid ac
ttss that I continued Its ase tOl I bve
bottle. My health has greatly UnprorsA sataiastt
like different woman." Mat. J.
mssd SC. Hswark, ST. i.
1 hers msd Hood's Sarsapartlta for tatta
van tatltfaatan results. I tMtlvte i
asatl kaSI from It thaa from say
M. B. Bsab, Wsueoc, Ohio.
IT
lust Hst&utos. Ohio. I rn.rn.mmMj, iwh,
Mood's Sarsaparilla
flat Ww an SmMtaSS. Mi It tor to.
bv O. E ROOD tiCO. Apothecaries. LoweU. Mat.
IOO Doses One Dollar
al, sis for t&
Apothsoartst, :
IOO Doses One Dortsr
The Ktvedlsh IloiiieUc' Popularity.
Tho Swedish colony in Brooklyn is
growing larger every year, and that tho
city benefits by tho acquisition is a self
evident fact. The Swedes are frugal
and law abiding, and in n short time be
come good citizens. They live princi
pally on Atlantic, avenno, between Court
and'Smith streets, and in adjacent thor
oughfares, and many of them own and
successfully run small shops aud saloons.
With housewives Swedish servants have
always been popular, and I am told that
tho supply falls far short of the demand
for them. The Swedish domestic never
comes to this country unless she has
previously mado some arrangement for
obtaining work immediately on her nr-
rival. or unless she has friends with
whom she can stay. Tho result is that
Swedish "help" is engaged before it
reaches America, and consequently ser
vants of this nationality are hard to ob
tain. Brooklyn Eagle.
Fortune MnlUtl On Illtn.
Galodville (111.) independent, Ort. S.)
Galesvillo was considerably excited
the other day, by a report that a twen
tieth of ticket number vi,out wmcn
drew tho third capital prizo of $50,000
in the September drawing of tho .Louis
iana State Lottery nt New Orleans, was
held by a party in Gnlosville. Inquiry
soon elicited the fact that tho lucky per
son was Chas. T. Silk, ono of our best
known citizens. An Independent re
porter interviewed Mr. Silk on Monday
and elicited tho following facts : For
Rome timo he had been investing a small
sum each month in tickets, and had sev-
oral times drawn small prizes, lie had
confidence that if he kept on he would
at last be successful, and the result shows
tho correctness of this impression. In
the September drawing he had ten tick
ets, and three of them drew prizes, two
of $30 each, and one of $2,500, one
twentieth of the third capital prize. Mr.
Silk is a poor man, and this great good
fortune will enable him to make many
improverements about his home, and his
good fortune will be shared bv all ot our
citizens, who rejoice with him in his
good fortune.
The prizes were collected through the
bank of Galesville, and were paid in
full
Th total salmon pack of Alacka this
season ie 7,000 caaee.
Don't Give I p the Ship.
Tou have been told that conaumption is
incurable; that when the lungs are attacked
by this terrible malady, the sutlercr iBpast
all help, and the end i a mere question ol
time, lou have noted with alarm the un
mistakable aymptoms ol the disease; you
havo tried all manner ol so-called cures in
vain, and you are now despondent and
preparing lor the worst. But don't give
up the ship wlnle Dr. rierce a Golden aleu-
Ical Discovery remains untried. It is not
a cure-all, nor will it perform miracle, but
it has cured tliounainda ol canee ol con
sumption, in its eiirlier stages,- where all
other means hud failed. Try itaud obtain
a new lease ol lile.
Ilelva Lorkwood
has lost hor Love.
is in hard lines. She
Deserving of conkipknce. There is no
article which ho richly dcaervea the entire
confidence n! tlio community n.s Brown's
Bronf-liiiil Troches. Those suffering from
aehthmatic and bronchialdiseaHoa coughs,
and colds should try them. L'nv-Q 25 centa.
Will Carleton, the poet, wrote his first
piece o! verso when 10 years of ae.
A Fortune for $5.
An opportunity for every Lady and Gen
tleman to secure an independent lortuno
by the investment ol only So. Address,
with stamp, Tho Montana In vestment Com
p6v, Helena, Mont.
Richard Kidd, 115 years old, will vote
In Texas if he lives till election day.
5?JACOBS OH
THE CREATREMEDY FOR PAIN.
Cares Bhetimatism, Neuralgia, Srlat
lea, Lumbago, Backache, Headache,
Toothache, Sore Throat, Swellings,
Frostbites, Sprains, liruisos, Cuts,
" Bttrna and Scalds.
Bold by Ihvgyista and J)'a.rrt Everywhere.
THE CHARLES A. VOOEIER CO.. Baltimore. Md.
TETTER. A member ef the Pioneer
Press staff, treubled for eleven years with ob
stinate Tetter on his bands, has completely
cured It In less than a month, by the use of
Cole's Cstrfcollaalvefionwr Pnu,Ht.PmL
There Is no limit to the age at which a
may make a fool of himiteli.
Tit Special OflVr,
of The Youths Companion, of Boston,
Mnas., which we published laat week, ahould
be noticed by our readers, as the oppor
tunity comes but once a year. Any now
ubacriber to Thk Companion who will send
$1.75 at once, can have the paper free to
January. 1, 18K9, and for a full year from
that date. This offer lneludefourhollday
numbers, for Thanksgiving, Christmas,
New Years and Easter, all the Illustrated
weekly supplements, and the annual pre
mium lint, with 500 illustrations. Really
a $2.50 paper for $1.75.
During the last year sheep In Iowa de
creased 20,000 bead.
When Baby wa alck. w gave her Castor! a.
TThen h wa a Child, aho cried for Castor!,
Vbn ths born ins Mlsa, she clung to Caatorla,
Won ah tad Children, ah (avs thtm Caatorla,
Diamond Vera-Cura
FOR DYSPEPSIA.
AID 1U F70MACH TROUBLES HOCK AS:
ftldlcitloa, 6onr-8timch. Heart-turn, Hiw, 01'
SlnMS, Oonitl))tlon, Inlln.ri ftftar fttlog, ?4
auUat Is tit ftlomh ind dnagreetbU U.1U stur t.fr
tsg. HtrvotuntM sod Low-bntrita.
At Drvggitit and Vea'rvs or tent by mall on re
nplo26cti. (6 Ooxti II .0'J) ta ttainju. Sampid
mmt on receipt q 2-ceni Slump.
THI CHARLES k. VOUELEB CO.. Itnimor. Ml
SIC.iHEADAGilB
I'ONitiveiypiireu ij
llirxe I.lttle Pills.
They alflo relieve Dis
tress from Dyftpepsla.In
digestion and Toollearty
Eating. A perfect rem-
ledy forDimneas.Nattaew
Drowsiness, Bad XasM
In the Mouth, Coated!
Tongue, Pain in th Bids.
TOKF1D LIVEIl. The;
regulat ths Bowels
Pursly Voontable.
Prlee 2ft Centsi
CAETTB lfZSICnrc CO., NEW Y0&.
Small Pill: Small Dose. Small Price.
(CARTER'S
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fob CUNiUmri'-
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g,nf r tinurp AttiertitTHT
FRPP HUKItat'tir t'i rohlio Domain! wiU
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Smm. aalak tatnMMa ( ! bm J Tr.tl '
Siwtaiii;ft4 t-t't. rntirwa, rw.w f
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safavBStalO T7S30 TrTXi; BBT.,it
S a I V Stationrraliwp'hcm. Slsndard ousllty
rL ESTERBROOK.
ri .sty
MstRu
mSKBmWflmWnOS
!ek!fd OelMnklns Pen A Prnelt Star
tmHn lt'ihtftr.0'l''i. Cluh 01 7, for $ bi
Mmr.Town lc fltntcon. 9 Rr AlarVi riTtJilf.
Cftptiil to make p(nt writing or ittunp ink, 5q
pper atamu Co. New KUven, Conn
SiJV ISTHett
KIDDER'S PASTILLES.Mr-ru-
litW ffi M OiarleFtowii, Maw
tf SB pnr fifty. Kumnle wmtli KHTK. T.ImM
nr-t ttndir ttiif li ' h feef. Wntf Brewster
Sofety Rein Holder Co Holly, Wctu
LIt at horat & tavLo mor wcnf vTork.n(f fnrni than
1 n ntb1n-el tn Mm wrM. rilhrr irt CoitW nntflt
TnuritKi. AJJfese, 'J ki Co.. Ai-usia,
A umlTlIMOR remoH wjthftnt kn(T,
wCil-l I1imiirali ('in'fil, Writ for r' fnr-
Karon
TO MAKE
A DELICIOUS BISCUIT
ASK YOUR OROCBR FOR ''
ovieiirs 1 u cow brand t2H
XAND TAKE NO OTHER.
LEBER
Tire Est
Ccjt
Tb FISH BBA
tana. Th bw rOMKCb Ki.n-sv is r"" rj.J.r
tiatlsll. aMwartj limitation.. j.bh.si-
lUaitrattid Vaulorn irM. - -
nd" trtvle-nark. IllMlrttwd CaUlorn t.
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SICK
HEAD-ACHE.
NERVOUS
HEAD-ACHE.
Eoth are Symptoms of a Disor
dered STOMACH AND LIVER.
MANDRAKE 13 a Sedative, and
as Compounded in
iR. SCHENCK'S
Iahdhake Pius
will
1 PERMANENTLY-
CURE
C2!-TTrTZO
Smmm of Vraud. Bf nitne and tte -
UaMdon tho bottom ofllyi.ilTwttli
Mior lefcTiufir th factory, which protect fi
m swat n at hieti uric -a uid Inferior c'.-ft-. w M-
itfiltr offt-rn W. I,. Uougla etiofB t
m4m nr Knr tin has them without wf
mgim itsaiBpcU oa iha bottom, put hiu 6uasv:
SaLX
E9EAD-S0HE!
rorSslsbyaHDmpplits. Prira 25 eta. per box;
8 botes f.ir S3 cts.; or sunt by mail, pMtafC frw, OB
tsosintof prico. Br.J.H.Bd.out.kibon. PtulMia,
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Any book If arnrl In ui reading.
Mlnl iTiititlcTliiir -nrfl.
SpeHUinrr wltht'iit notes.
Wliollv unllkft Ri-iilU-ial systrml.
rimcv f omlfimiril h.V Mlrenitt Coil",
treat "Iniluceim "t to torr-pclitloiice
l;msrs
rr.-Fitf.-ln. n-Ilh op-nl, .n- nf Dr. Wm. A. Tlam
mniKl, ilia v.-.-;ll-fniftl Si crl!tlil in Minn illsotises,
ll.-.Mfl l.opnlrf T nl-tll, Die Bri-at
Ky.-lt.iloKt. ,1. M. Ku' hlfV. 1'-. of tho
(lirlsiinM' Atlvoratc. liiflmni I'roctor, the
bt-ieiti'tr, n,l nih.-r. "nt post fr'-" by
Prof. a. Ldls-KTTii. ffi71-litU Ave.. KewYorl;
W. L DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
The BTJYEKS' GUIDE ia
issued March and Brsit.,
each year. It ia an enoy
olopedia of useful infor
f mation for all who pur
chase the luxuries or tho
necessities of life, we
Can olothe you and furnish you with
all tho necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance, eleep,
ett, flsh, hunt, work, go to church,
Oi' stay at home, and in various sites,
tvlss and quantities. Just flfur oat
what ia required to do all the thine
COMFORTABLY, and you can makeafair
eatimate of the value of the BTJTKB8'
OU.DE, whioh will bo nt apon
receipt of 10 cent to pay poatac.
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
111-11 N ICiohigan Avenue, Chloaco.Ill.
ELECTRICITY
IN A B0TTLB.
TTtaT'S KI.KOTKIO CTTala
Uatairh, Uay 1'ever, Neuralgia,
eadacbc, Astbdia, and Rhe
malisin. It baa no equal. SveTV
bottle sold on 80 oars' Wll
Price lt.00. AGENTS WANT
KT. Loral aircnts sell from 18
to 34 Bottles Daily. MTTerms
to agents aud complete Deecrlpt
Ire l'airipblptrr.RB.
B-usi n v'T i. t.rrTiiin rt'RK CO..
149 Waaliltmtoii St., Clilcaco, Ills
FREE TRADE PRICES!
NO 1-KtiTKCTltjN! NO aohOl'ttUKSl
jr skwiso I Now r
MACHINES ONLY 13
v
. f- a,1
FltNlMPROVEIlMINdKllSEWlNa
MAClllNK-iiniej out-complot.
with (til aUncWinpnts and war
ranlrd for 5 vtrs for only SIS.
fttnrt for rlrt-tiiiir sndifs fullds
sorlntUin or tliln ,illtr llylss,
10M. it. mui.i.iai co.,
1VS Witit Lalts bU, Cblso,liL
wvrtt p ,
SEirritKsesrjBr
Ths only calf S3 BEAMT.ESS BlrtB
side. NtfTACKSor WAXTHRKAIM
tbe feet,eay h tml-sfwitd nt:1 1I.LM)T T-liPfa
W. I.. DOUGLAS S4 SliOt, tho
onlyhnd-nwfil welt H i:oe. KquaiS aw-jaa
shoes cosLlnsr fr -m sii T(,t. . t,-,.
Billroad MfO n.l L'ttttr Carrlfira lltl ''ifSfe
gtnoolh Inside aa a llanil-Sfwetl SIios. 3asasV
wx Tlirrad to furtttie ffet. . , .
yf. t DOUGLAS .60 SHOF I srmaaV
lor hsarr wnr. licat (.'ait hliof tor the fris
6HOK Is the best in tlio world 'or runs wt B
iOlTl.ASHOB FOB
TiI'.m&?as 'i'!3rxov
Bhoe rives the small Hoys a clianoe lu -aJ saw
fcsst shoes in tlio world.
All made In Coneress, Button aaa taoa. Jf
sold by your dpler, wt1!0
W.lj.IM)t'IjA. Oi-rcltoirWs(t-v.
-
Cares and tixvatt.
Sore Trtmsa. '
HoarSt.'.
Stiff tv
BronchrtJo,
Cfj;tarrr a1'
ToothtMr. ,
IthaUITrslWwIWIts,
NurSBw .
Brul4MtL t
Quicker Thai Abt Kiowa St
ft natter bsw rlrlent or exernctatrnr k
Rheumatic, Bertrldoen. I norm. L'rlrpe.
alsurslglc, r prostrated with diseases atsa
RiDWATS READY
Will Afford Instaot Ea
TKTXRKALLT-A ball to a teasneosrft I
tumbler of water will Insfewmlnnlts c
Spastna Soar Stomach, Nausea, Votatnrata
bnra. Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Sfcst
Dlsrrhoa, Colic Flatulency and all IntenssO
Malaria In Us T&rlous forms cured and i
Tbers Is not a remedial scent In ths wcrttMsta tf I
cure Fever sod A cue and all other ftvatm Isswsw 1 "'
BAD WAT' 6 PILLS) so ulcklj a IULtomy-te
&XASTKEL1EF. i
ACHES AND PAINS 1 '
For Btadsche (whether tick or nu iiKtsSt aS)-
acha, neuralgia, nervousness and tfesfstasjvw
rbsumatlsm, lumbairo. pains and vestasss k ajsy
back, spina or kidneys, pains innot snaast;
pleurisy, iwolllnc of the Joints and rt t mfjh
kinds, ths application of liad way's liner sMttMl
will afford lmmedlats ease, and its eootbnsMrilt
few days effect a permanent cure, fWoetS
aald by all drug-gists. ;;
Only $1.00 for this "Littla tom?
Jmwatsst
mm
StlsaC'
"OSGOOD
I, Z. S. SUtliri letltt,
imz Sent on trial. Fralckt
7 paid. FullyWairaataA
9 3 TON $35.
Ollter sires prepertls
lilustrstcd Caulofue
ately low. Acents well paid.
free. Menttou this l',per.
OS300D lc THOUPSOU, Binghamtaa, H. X
rM.nmn onusnE, raisin no fhuit lno.
U 9 ,00-J anrrs In o:iy air ircts. Just tbs plM
for si crlonjr. Mpfial liidi-.ornonti to stttlers.
S1CKUR. FtRlir & SCLOILR. Sau Uiego, uL
Trmtort and fnrort wtthotil m rnr.
iMioni sriit ir'. a our ma
b, Auroi-tVp HAm , Ui,
VSPfls sPtal
It!
"W, N. Dm Osiahat,
Vk teI Bfsrinir, r.rAsi V..rr. I.t
Pfftss Bcoop Is n(cljr Jftpannett wvA is v kk i
ir nauH, siore or mi op. v wui .-rt
j Expriis, to anr pprann ipntllrii twi ! .
M I )). Oritnioriir. of l.v.00 nrfiols wena rim. v.
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