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lade up bis
Jungs, and
preparation
f my family
It is con
Ve consider
Indigestion,
jipauon
ii used
My wife
iia. and
Jfter fating,
bwever, re
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1 1 am going
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led and hi(hiy
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a, Canad.t and
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tor I;, ciit hy
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f. Warranted to
9 refunded. The
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r irrrjfular men
f $C Scut hy mail
llt'd by Goodman
Co.,l.naha, Neb.
Mleltor, R. T.
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lavltoU.
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(ifO at once and
CH I'HKMIIir-
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of the brain.
Imt vitality, all
generative organs
tit of opium,
-eMc and society a
lUvtli. Tlie Amer
y prop's, Spencer,
V, or three for $
Ckmdman aJrug
Jmuha. Neb.
NE.
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xola Record.
A Firm Believer in Honesty.
There was an occurrence not Jong ago
in the city of Minneapolis which well
illustrated I lie inakhi;; of virtue a ne
cessity and profiting thereby. A lady,
than wboae name there in none better
known in the theatrical world, was
playing an engagement at the t.raud.
She stopped, of course, at the West.
One day she was engaged in looking
over her wardrobe, or a portion of it, in
her room, and, being busy, had her
luncheon sent to her room. When it
came her stage diamonds, made of the
purest paste, were scattered about on
the table, among them being a large
cross, heavily set with sparkling dia
monds. It caught the eye of the waiter
who brought up the tray, and, by a lit
tle juggling with his napkin, lie se
cured it.
He rushed downstairs as soon as jws
sible, to, in vulgar parlance, ' hock" it,
but found that he could raise but fifty
cents on it He was a "smooth guy,"
bo he hastened back to the hotel, only
to find that the lady had departed for
the matinee performance. To the
theatre lie went, and, securing admis
sion to the stage entrance on "pressing
business from Miss , hotel," he
found the lady and restored to her the
diamond cross, which, he plausibly set
forth, had become entangled in a nap
kin. She had never even missed the or
nament, but she was so delighted with
the fellow's honesty that she bestowed
on him a five dollar bill. This is a true
story, and one which will not be incor
porated among those in the Sunday
school books under the title, "The lie
ward of Honesty." St Paul Globe.
No Sampling Wanted.
While in Canada recently I went into
a candy store to make a purchase, and,
at I had always done at home, sampled
some of the varieties piled on the count
er. And what do you think I found ? Cay
enne pepper! At first I supposed it was
some candy made for April fool's day,
but when 1 sampled two other piles
which looked tempting, and from which,
had they pleased me, I should have pur
chased, I found that cayenne pepper
was in each piece. "In order to stop
customers eating candy they don't pay
for," said my companion. I tell you I
was mad; and when I thought of the
way in this country, where one is asked
to sample everything unknown before
buying, I told the clerk I didn't want
the caramels. Xew York Tribune.
StJacobsOiI
an all ACHES
rROMPTLY'
If You wuh to be Fat.
Says the Illustrated American to k
correspondent: So you huve eaten
things full of starch, sugar, and grease,
and all to no fleshy profit, which la
the desire of yoar life. Terhaps you
are naturally spare of person, and if
your unfortunate thinness is net the
result of Ill-health, try an old-fashioned
?attener milk. Every night, just be
fore stepping into bed, drink a glass of
fresh milk. Sip it liesurely, and be sure
tisno acid. I have seen wonders
worked by this simple remedy. Try It
for three weeks, step on a slot machine
ind report the results.
"Golden Medical Discovery" cure
.hone diseatee which come from blood
impurities scrofula and skin diseases,
tores and swellings.
But does it? It's put up by the
thousands of eallons, and sold to nun
ireds of thousands. Can it cure a;
well as though it had been compounded
lust for your
Its makers say that thousands of peo
pie who ha ve had Tetter and Salt-rheum
Eczema and Erysipelas, Carbuncles and
Sore Eyes, Thick Neck and Knl irged
Qlands, are well today, because the
used it
Suppose that this is to. Suppose
that a quick-witted man was far-seeing
snough to know that to cleanse the
loocfwas to cleanse the life. Suppose
that by many experiments and after
many failures, be discovered this golden
key to health and that his faith is it
for you is so strong tbat you can go to
your druggist, buy a bottle, and if it
doesn't help you, yo 1 can get your
mouey returned chee-fully. Will you
try it
The remedy to have faith in, is the
simedy tho makers meinaeivee nave
ristr in.
TT.mor'a Hn7f "I'hMM Sir. I BIB
starving. I've had nothing to eat for
days, "won 1 you give mu uw
"A dollar' That's a good deal:
Ity" "Not to keep a man alive
four
lar?
isn't
tor four days, your honur."
Sm of Hornet 40 Years the Standard.
A Sequel to Ir
He had a push cart f uU of "the
latest and-best" novels, says the New
York .Sun, Bod had just opened up on
fie comer of Third avenue and
Twenty-seventh street when a young
woman stopped and inquired:
"Have you a re.il good bock?"
"I have, lady," he replied. "Here is
the lutest thing out and just what will
pb-ase you. Let's see!''
-Is it real entertaining.
The eiitertainingest book publislied
for a year, miss, as I'm willing to swear
to. I was so interested in it that 1 sat
up all night and never Tvent to the
bank next day. Ah! here it is; "How
She Won Mini." Tells you all about
how a young woman of of well about
24, m ss, and the very picture of your
self, begging pardon, won a lovely hus
band that he was so rich he gravel
roofed his stable with pearls and dia
monds. Jt gives you an insight into
"How much?" she interrupted, as
she took out her purse.
"Fifiy tents, miss, and as I was going
to "
"I'll take it."
She dropped him a half, took the
book, and passed on, and the old fellow
had a twinkle in his eyes as he looked
after her and mutteered:
"She will be along again in three or
four days, and then I'll sell her the
jequelloit: 'How He Skipped Out
After He Was Won.' (Jot to study
human nature in thes dull times."
The Heroism or a Child.
In the liodlean Library at Oxford is
the most touching record of heroes and
self saciifice on the part of a child.
1 he lower door of St. Leonard's
Church, liridgeworth, was left open,
and two young boys, wandering in,
were tempted to mount to the upp3r
part, and scramble from beam to beam
All at once a joist gave away. The
beam on which they were standing be
came displaced. The elder had just
time to grasp it when falling, while the
younger slipping over his body, caught
hold of his comrade's legs. In this
fearful position the poor lads hung,
crying vainly for help, for no one was
near.
At length the boy clinging to the
beam became exhausted. He could no
longer s .pport the double weight He
called out to the ld below that they
were loth done for.
"Could you save yourself if I were to
loose you," replied the younger hid.
"I think I could," returned tho elder.
"Then good-by, and God bless you!"
said the little fellow, loosing his hold.
Another second and he was dashed
to pieces on the stone floor below.
His companion clambered to a place
of safety. Chatterbox for March.
There Is a Hoy I Cnii Trust.
We once visited a public school. At
recess a little fellow came up and
spoke to the teacher: as he turned to
go down the platform, the master said:
"That is a boy I can trust! He never
failed me." We followed him with our
eye and looked at him when he took
his seat after recess. lie had a fine,
open manly face. We thought a good
deal about the masters remark. What
a character had that boy earned. He
had already got what would be worth
more to him than a fortune. It would
be a passport into the best store in the
city, and, what is better, into tlis con
fidence and respect of the whole com
munity. We wonder if the boys know
how soon they are rated by other peo
ple. Eve'y boy in the neighborhood is
known, and opinions are formed of
him; he has a character either favor
able or unfavorable. A boy of whom
the master can say, "I cm trust him
he never failed me," will never want
employment Our Dumb Animals.
What keeps the Bicycler Upright
Let us sunpose a 'cyclist mounted on
his wheel and riding, say, toward the
north, He finds himself beginning to
tilt toward his right He is r.ow going
not only north with the machine, but
east also. He turns the wheel east
ward. The point of support must of
necessity travel In the plane of the
wheel; hence it at once begins to go
eastward, and, as it moves much fasler
than the rider tilts, it quickly gels
under him, and tiie machine is again
upright. To one standing at a distance
in front or rear, the bottom of the
wheel will be seen to move to tho
right and left, just as I moved the foot
of the skeleton frame a moment ago.
I conclude, then, that the stability of
the bicycle is due to turning the wheel
to the right or left, whatever way the
leaning is, and thus keeping the point
of support under the rider, yst as a
boy keeps upright on his lingers a
broomstick standing on its smallest
end Charles IS. Warring, in The Pop
ular Science Monthly.
Trnvcrlit" of Md iclna.
People who are fond of taking medi
cine may gratify their taste and put
money in their pockets at the s:ime
time. A homeopathic college pays
persons to take drugs and keep a rec
ord of their effect These drug-takers
must be sound In health and not habi
tual users of tobacco, tea, coffee, or
alcohol stimulants. For converting
their stomachs into laboratories the
"orovert," as tbey are called, receive 85
a week.
Torture hi Mexico.
Torture is probably not infrequent
in Mexico today. It W known to have
been used in some instances within
comparatively recent years to extract
details of suspected political crime.
The Mexican method is the bow-string
or cord drawn around the victim's
neck, and slowly tightened tintii the
sufferer is ready to tell the stof'y. This
is done in the dungeons with which
Mexican prisons abound, and which
are relies of the days of Spanish occu
pation. Mexicaiu would no dou'it in
dignantly deny that torture is a part of
their judicial procedure, lint as reli
able Americans state that they have
seen the victims before and after the
infliction, the denial amounts to very
little. During the days of the Tudor,
when the rack was in constant opera
tion, its use was contrary to English
law. So it is in the Spanish American
countries where despots are a law unto
themselves. The Middle Ages are not
as much the past ages us they might
be in a good part both of Europe and
America, letting alone the barbarous
regions of the world.
' rion PlunV Nicknami.
Illustration American: Prince Xa
polean was dull, he was incapable, he
was a coward. Helpless, hopeless, he
was the degenerate bearer of a great
name. The public hurled great epi.
thets at him. He returned from the
Crimea to the Palis lloyal tn be re
ceived as Craint Plomb, (fears lead)
which afterwards becama Plon Plon.
Xot satisfied with tacking this nick
name on him, the press tore his reputa
tion to pieces, and so it was that when
his engagement with the Princess
Clothilde, claiightes of Victor Emman
uel, was announced, all Europe and
America was shocked.
I'urlly of Sea Air.
Professor Poster, of Florence, has re
cently examined the air of the island
of Elba, ami come to the following im
portant and practical conclusions: I.
The air of an island, even when of con
siderable side, contains fewer bacteria
than the mainland. 2. When tho
wind is off the sea the number of bac
teria is enormously decreased. 3 A
comparatively narrow iirm of the sea
is suflicient to purify the air blowing
over it 4. Atmospheric bacteria in
crease in proportion to the velocity of
lie wind. 5. Itain is the most impor
ant factor in purifying air of its con
tained germs.
An Old Settler.
An 'English naturalist who put in
two years in a boarding house spent
the next five in tracing the bedbug
back to his native lair. He found per
fectly authentic information to prove
that the insect existed and was full of
business in the year 120 IS. C. He was
even found in the camps of the army
and no war fleet was deemed fitted out
without a liberal sprinkling.
The flint ftauk.
The Hunk of England was estab-'
lished in 1(193, and is older than any of
the institutions of the class in any
other of ttie great nations. It was not'
the first of the important financial
houses, however. 1 he Bank of Venice'
was created in 1101, that of Genoa in'
1407. that of Hambure in 1019 and that
ofltotterdam in KWo. In 1803 the
ank of France was established.
Butter From Cocoamits.
Cocounut butter is a new food stuff,
which seems to have a useful future
before it. According to a report by,
the British vice-consul at Berlin, the
production of an edible fat from the
marrow of the cocoanut has been
carried on for the last two years by a
firm at Mannheim, the process having
been discovered three years before by
Dr. Schlinck. Factories having the
same object are about to be established
at Paris and at Amsterdam. The nuts
come from the Soute Sea islands and
also from certain places on the African
and South American coasts. The but
ter, which is sold at less than half the
price of ordinary butter in London,
contains from 00 to 70 per cent of fat
and 23 to 25 per cent of organic matter.
Its color is white; it is of an agreeable
taste' is suitable for cooking purposes
and is being purchased by the poor,
who prefer it to murgerine. Being
free from acid, it digests with greater
ease than dairy butter, and is prefer
able in other ways to the bad butter
which too often finds its way to mar
ket. It is also a more attractive com
pound than the various preparations
called margeriue, some of which have
such very questionable origin.
A Logical Scqnrnee,
A tramp, putting his head inside the
door of a grocery, asked :
"Please, mister, gi' me a piece o'
paper to wrap suthin' in."
A piece was given him; the door
closed, but in a second opened again.
"Please gi' me su'thlo' to wrap in it."
Judge.
A Twenty-Acre rand.
A twenty-acre pond bubbled up out
of the earth In Center county, Pa.,
last winter, In twenty minutes. The
people round about there thought the
foundations of the earth had given
away.
AN AlTOeatAPSj,
0
I':, turtle little fill for Ia41reetlOB, Slek Headache, Dyspepsia, Tenia
Liver, Soar BtOBaach, IMuIaeee. Are the Beat Hefalator or Liver, train, Si
I ela. They sever rail to care Chromic CoBaUaatioB. Saaall, ar - M
l ake, io not Crtaa or Caaee Palm, it Cestlt B. C De Witt at Co., CaUcaco.
A living Out of .Matrimony.
Talking about queer w&ys of makinj
me's bread and butter, there are tw
men in the city hall who manage U
make a very substantial living out o:
Iheir scheru'i. It is generally knowi
that the average number of marriages i
the city hall every year retiches the largf
total of 1,200. Most of these marriage
ire devoid of romance, being contracted
by the poorer class of Italians. A goov
many, however, are hasty unions, whert
Ihe bride and groom have reasons foi
nurrying down to the hall to have tlu
tnot tied. These persons generallj
wme without witnesses. That is jusi
r.here the two men I speak of come in
They can tell a couple who want to ge
married when they see them approacl
the halL Tweucy-iwo years expericne
hnd observation has made them in fall
ible in this respect. In a minute the
make themselves known to the groon
and before he knows it they have tin
blank cei li ficate drawn up and ready fos
signature. If the mayor happens to bt
kway they hustle around and get ai
klderman to perform the ceremony, and
tn fact, everything connected with tin
marriage is done by them in a systematii
way. Of course the groom generallj
Jestifies his appreciation by a tip rang
I lg from .$5 to $25. In one case a fe
f $50 was obtained. When the duki
if Marlborough was united to Mrs
llamersley by Mayor Hewitt the tw
natrimonal "fixers" expected a big fa
fee. They were chagrined, however
Vhen they were left out in the cold
They have no use now for aristorrats.-
A Strange Kxpurience. .
Merchant "Anything remarkable
happen on your last trip?"
Drummer "ttemarkablel One of the
mosi phenomenal occurences ever heard
of, gave me such a start that 1 haven't
got over it yet It was on the night,
exprcrs East"
"Well! Well! What was it?"
"The train suddenly stopped, and
when the passengers began asking the
conductor what was the matter, lie
didn't rush away, nor hew nor haw, noi
anything. He just stood still and told
them." Street & Smith's Good Xews.
"Here's a pretty good coat, if yoi
wish It," said the warm-hearted worn
an.
''Your kindness1 excuses your ignor
ance, ma'am," answered Mr. Weary
Watkins, "but I can't wear no sack
coat with this silk hat, See '!"
When Colonel Xevermix was asked
to propose a toast to Kentucky ht
arose and said: "Kentucky. Heaven
bless her! With all her faults I love
her still."
l-.I
"WHAT AN ASS AMI!"
The ass thought himself as fine look
ing as his neighbor, the horse, until he,
one day, saw himself in the looking-
glass, when he, said "What an ass am I!"
Are there not scores of people who
Cftnnot see themselves as others see
them? They have bad blood, pim
ples, blotches, eruptions, and other kin
dred disfigurements. All these annoy
ing things could be entirely eradicated,
and the skin restored to "lily white
ness," If that world-fumed remedy, Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
were given a fair trial.
It cures all humors, from the ordi
nary blotch, pimple or eruption to tho
worst scrofula, or the most inveterate
blood-taints, no matter what their na
ture, or whether they bo inherited or
acquired. The "Golden Medical Dis
covery" is the only blood - purifier
guaranteed to do just what it is rec
ommended to, or money refunded.
World's Dispensary Medical As
sociation, Proprietors, No. 603 Main
Street Buffalo, X. Y.
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