TKE LADIXi.
The p!eaant effect and perfect rafctjr
wtb which ladie nay the California
I'Utiid laxative, Byrtip f Figs, under all
.ij'iditions, makes it their favorite remedy,
l'o pet the true and pemiine article, loo
t':ir the name of the . a'iforma l is hyrnp
l'o., primed near the bottom of tha ji.ck-
"If I might venture," said the gt:es
in a low tone, as the dignified waiu r
assisted hi ) in i lie matter of putting
on iisovercon.no give you a tip"
' l e, sir," said the waiter, relaxing
considerably.
siiould adviss 3 ou to try earnestly
to brerk yotirsalf of the habit of linger
ing your mustache iu a severe, ab
stracted manner when you are taking
a dinner order, My hut, please.
Thanks." Chicago Tribune.
A Sen England firm ot shoe manu
facturers lias twenty-two retail agencies
where shoes purchased of lliem are
shined free of cost, as often as the
wearer desires.
A FULL 8T0S1ACH
our'r.t to caiti3 yon uo discom
fort whatever. Jf it divs.
thougi) if there's any trouble
, after eatinq: Vxke L;v I'iereeV
iPlta5aat l'efeu;. '1 bey re a
'perfect a'ld convenient veiH
nockt t remedy. One of these
tin v. sngiu'-coatcd. anti-bilious
granules nt a iosc regulate?
mid correct the entire system
Hie!- " i'.;!i'iH lleadachi-s. Voi
ilr..c ;';. Imligeslion, Biliou
Attacks, anil ail ilerangem-ntsol die iiv
er, stomach, and l"vels f.i prevented,
relieved, and permanent) cured.
They're the smalle-t, .-aslest to
cheapest- ami best, They're piara itted
to give satisfaction, or money is ret.tii uvi.
is perfectly, permai.entty.
positively cured bv lort'
Safe's Catarrh Itemed.
The proprietor! ef this nied
ieino prove that by their
otfir. It's $500 cash for
ease of Catarrh which the7
cannot care. By all druggist, U cents.
Or Debilitated Women, ihould tisa
MFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR.
Hvery ingredient possesses superb Tonic
properties and exerts a wonderful infiu-
nee in toning up and strengthening her
i ystem, by driving through the proper
channels all impurities. Health and
strenglh guaranteed to result from its use.
" Ply wife, who wa bedridden for olgll.
Mtn months, attvr cuing ItradflMWs
female Jicfulator lor two inoulhu is
jotting well."
J. M. Joonron. M;ilvcrn, Ark.
Khadfiei.d T?bulatoii t.'o., AtlaMlil, Cla.
Soul by Uruisjlbia at, 1.00 jjer buttla.
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XffUKK WltlTtNO TO ADVERTISERS,
V. uleue aajr jtoy Ike erUanuM
m this paper.
CaoftlT and people
who bare weak lungs or Asth
ma. ahouM use Piso'sCure (or
Cons-mpUnn. It bas cared
Ifceemaae. It bas not Injur
ed one. It Is not bad to lake,
it Utile beat eoufh syrup.
old everywhere. Bile.
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"l JlMMMMMWMIrtMf IT'lll
ST. LOUIS
HE WAS IN IT,
ridge Monroe so Eeeided in I.vor of
Keilj.
Am lntr,tine Suit lu.ol, S tl. Owner
hip of Ou--r ounu of a Louitlraa
Male Lottery Tirkrt I'urcliucil
by St. Louia Parties.
KELLY H.H-MOW.
John J. Kelly vs. People's JJank et
als. l'Jaintiff began this suit by se zing
a lottery ticket, one-twentieth of a
whole ticket, which had won 813,000
and had been forwarded to the People's
Hank for collection, and in which he
claimed oue-fourth interest as owner.
13y consent, the ticket was cashed, and
the unclaimed three-quarters were
withdrawn, leaving the contested one
quarter, which was also claimed by
Jno. W. Fenlow utider coutrol of the
court
The parties live in St. Louis, and
have been quite unfortunate. In
18'J1 Tenlow, Kelly, Norleman, O'Keefe
and Connors formed a quasi club, and
on tlirey or four occasions purchased
live fractions ot loiter., tickets, said
fractions costing SI each, and eac i
member contributing his uroportion of
the price, was equ illy interested in the
winnings. FimiI'w generally was
charged with purchasing the tickets,
and held them until the drawing.
The membeis usually paid their con
tributions before the drawings, and
Fenlow paid Die lottery ticket vendor.
In April, lS'.i, they invested (Con
nors had dropped out). All paid ex
cept Kelly, who had agreed to pay his
dollar on the day proceeding the draw
ing. Tim tickets had been' selected by
Norleman. There was no further in-
ten' lurse between the members ot the
ub until after the drawing on Tnes
day, Atiril 12th, when it was learned
that one of the four tickets had won
$15,000. The tickets have been paid for
by Follow, and the question for the
court to decide is whether Fenlow paid
for account of Kelly, one dollar or
whether it was for his own account
The day after the drawing Kelly
tendered Ins dollar but was told that
he was 'too late" and that he was "not
in it."
The court concludes that Fenlow
gave Kelly to understand that he (Fen
low) would see that. Kelly's interest in
the ticket would be paid for.
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and
decreed that there be judgment in
favor of John J. Kelly and against
John W. Fenlow, decreering Kelly I
have been the owner of an undivided
one-fourth interest in the lottery ticket
and that plaintiff receive and collect
3,750, representing the one-fourth ol
the nroceeds of the lottery ticket now
on deposit. New Orleans (La.).Citj
tern.
Katie Smith is a little eight-year-old
girl, of Chicago, who is without hands.
She resides at 516 i'erry avenue. Uy
means of an ctrtificial hand she writes
legibly, and she also writes by holding
the pen in her mouth.
General Schuyler Hamilton, grand
son of the Ikst secretary of the Trea
sury, is living in New York at the age
of T.i. He served through three wars,
was shot several times, had his lungs
pierced with a Mexican lance, and yet
is mentally and physically in excellent
conditiou.
"Rev. Dr. Willis Greene Craig, mod-
erator of the Presbyterian general as
sembly," says a writer in the Evening
Poet, "is about 60 years old and was
born at Danville, Ky. He was ed
ucated at Center college and was after
wards graduted from the theological
seminary at Danville.
In the world there are 51,000 brewries,
nearly 20,000 of them being in Germany.
PnEfitAM'sl Pih.s take the plaeejof an
entire medicine chest, and should be kept
lor use in every family. 25 cents a box.
Corneille Ustimovitch, .in Austrian
painter, permitted his political feelings
to get the better of his judgment in
painting a large picture of sinners in
torment for a church at Ilutrica, in
Galicia. and worked in several Polish
statesmen as the more prominent flame
scorched sinners. The- latter are make
ing it as hot a3 possible for bim In re
turn by suits for defamatation of char
acter. (iet Small liile Beans. 40 for 25c.
A Jersey City preacher placed candy
in the category of rum, tobacco and
other wall-eyed evils, and proclaims a
crusade against the vile habits of mast
icating sweets Success to him! The
Jersey artical has a Guttenburg flavor,
sugaied over with the pale cast of
Hoboken glucost, and is said to be
strong enough at forty paces to-'send
an appetite on a sick leave. Away
with itl
"German
Syrup
99
I am a farmer at Edom, Texas. I
have used German Syrup for six
years successfully for Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Pains in
Chest and Lungs and Spitting-uf of
Blood. I have tried many kinds of
Cough Syrups in my tee, but let
me say to anyone wanting such a
medicine German Syrup is the best.
We are subject to so many sudden
changes from cold to hot, damp
weather here, but in families where
German Syrup is used there is little
troubl from cold, John F Jones.
THE ELUSIVE COCKROACH.
The i ree I'm Telia of a CoiupaalouskbU
Fellow.
The fiea which you've not when you
haven't him is fairly nimble and act
ive, but he is nothing in the line of
ility compared to the cockroach.
The latter is so elusive that you won
der if he is real or fanciful. A cer
tain cockroach bas annoyed the writer
for a long time. It must be the same
one, for he has an individuality mere
is no mistaking. There are all kinds
of cockroaches just, as there are all
kinds of people. This cockroach is
always de trop. He always appears
at an inopportune moment, ltight in
ttieclimax of an article he presents
himself and of course distracts atten
tion by his presence. It is remarka
ble how obnoxious he makes himself,
lie appears on th" corner of the desk
and looks at you in his horrible fa
miliar fashion. He does not present
himself modestly and apologize for
coii'ing, or resentment migni not oe
sti strong. Hut he deliberately sitsin
front of you and glares at you in the
most itiMilting manner, almost as
though tie were sneezing at the mae
niflceiit thoughts which are being
p a -ed on paper. He is such an old
timer and he has seen so many mag-
niUcent, thoughts! He has been 10:11
ing like this so long! He has seen
others sitting at that desk and also
penning magnificent thoughts. He
i mo, t arrant cynic. The most
tender path is that causes the tears
of the writer to fall and blot the
iagcs do not move him. He never
changes countenance. He has seen
other occupants seated there and is
not moved by any kind of emotion.
He has no patriotism and will look
at the most fervid utterances un
moved. He doesn't care whether che
country is saved or not. hven a
charming poem is not solace for his
soul. As he sits there you resent his
presence and aim at him a swift blow,
but in an instant he, is gone. He is
ac 'tistomed to dodging. He has been
doing i hat for many generations.
Poetry is his especial aversion, al-
though he dislikes pathos exceedingly..
Once it is on record tnat he disap
peared of his own free will. The
writer at the moment of his noiseless
entrance was about to write a poem
in keeping with the season:
"O. snow, snow, beautiful snow.
Watch the whirling flakes as the g,
0, the suow the beautiful snow."
Tiien for the first time he left the
scene without dodging. lie disap
peared as fast as he could scud and
did not come again for a week. It
was feared that he had expired be
hind the debris above the desk, but
one night he came and perched him
self as usual on the corner of the
desk. He looked rather thin and
worn, but otherwise he seemed in
good health. It takes a good deal to
kill a cockroach. Some of the former
occupants say that they have really
hit him before he could get away,
1 ut he always got off and recovered
in his lair. "
His sense of humor is dead or sleep
ing. A writer about ten years ago,
however, wrote a joke that scintil
lated. It pleased him so much that he
read it aloud and roared. The ock
ro ch heard it and even he could not
resist it. At tlrst it merely tickled
him, and then the more he thought
about it, the better he liked it. He
shook all over and finally got un on
his hind legs and waved his arms and
shouted. At least so the writer of
the joke said and he was a truthful
man!
The cockroach quite approves of
the introduction of the typewriter on
the editorial and local staff of this
paper. In the beginning he wondered
a great deal, but now he has become
reconciled to the change. He doesn't
stay on the corner of the desk any
onger, but clambers right up on tne
machine. He anriears flr.it on one
de and then on another. Ho likes 1
to watch tho copy evolved by this j
means. His face expresses real inter
est. It is not what is written that
pleases him, for he is still a cynic in i
that respect, but the clatter and noise
iire amusing. Tie is very careful to
dodge the blows of the type and so far
he has escaped with his life. Whether
fortune will favor him in tho future
is, of course, a matter of mere conjec
ture. Hcwever, he had better look
mt or he will get hurt some ot these
(lays.
Hie Sliai-p People ot Cane Cod.
A story ot sharp legislative prac
tice comes from Cape Cod. It also
illustrates the cumbrous methods of
town government on that old-fashioned
peninsula. Sonic of the citi
sens of a certain town believed that
they saw a remunerative enterprise
in raising herrings in a fresh-water
pond near the sea, with which it had
once been connected by a small creek
now filled up. Thereupon they pe
titioned the legislature for a license
to use the waters of the pond, at the
same time giving notice ot their ap
plication to tho local authorities, as
required in such cases. The sleepy
town authorities were so slow in call
ing a meeting to consider the question
of assent or protest that they were
anticipated by the passage ot tho
bilL The meeting was held, never
theless, and angry protests were put
on record against giving to a few
persons natural advantages that
rightly belonged toand should be en
joyed by the many. Undismayed by
the storm they had provoked, the
gentlemen interested in the pro
pagation of- herring have petitioned
I he Harbor and Land Commissioners
for permission to open. the old water
way from the sea.
Cattle on Board Whip.
Cattle are carried on the spar,
main and steerage decks. A largo
steamship llko those now used carries
from 1,000 to 1,500 head. Tho com
partments are just large enough to
let tho animals lio dwn or roll about
a little. Tho beasts are tied in theso
Immediately they are driven aboard.
A stout rope is afterwarJs put about
the an Rials' horns then passed
through a hole in a three-inch board
at the head of the stall and knotted
on the other side. l-'resh straw is
put into the stalls every dav, and
the animals are well fed and watered
during the voyage.
Ktaui's Keal ICuler.
Her Majesty the Queen Consort of
the King of Siam bears the distinc
tion of posssssing less beautiful fea
tures and more bound intelligence
than any of the women that surround
the Siamese Court
Though officially unpro laimed as
the Itoyal Consort. Her Majesty is
nevertheless practically supreme iu
influence, if not in authority.
The King has been her constant
companion since boyhood, and there
is absolutely nothing he would deny
her in o:der to complete the happi
ness of his cleer wile; in fact, it is
said that, were she to desire it. he
would without hesitation abolish the
time-honored custom ot his country
by casting aside the other wives of
his harem.
King Chulalonkorn often relie3 on
her wisdom and sound judgment in
affairs of the Km pi re rather than on
the advice of the l'rivy Councillors,
although supposed to be well vcr.-cd
in the subtle arts of diplomacy and
statecraft.
The Uueen possesses the smallest
feet of any grown woman in the
world Her boots have very low heels,
and are heavily embroidered with
pearls and paste diamonds.
A large Parisian house supplies the
majority of Her Majesty s shoes, and
charge her on an average two guineas
a pair for them.
Tlie C.mt of Extra Speed at Sea.
Atlantic sp:-ed has risen to an aver
attc of twenty knots at sea, to be
b:-aten this year, it is confidently ex
pected, by the twenty-one to twenty
two knots of the new tiunarders. To
secure this extra speed an enormous
increase in size is required; the neces
sity for this increase is easily swn
from simple calculations on the law.
so clearly laid down by Mr. Fronde.
To put these laws into popular lan
guage, one per cent increase spCed
over a given vovae requires two per
cent, increase in length, six percent.
increase in tonnage and fuel, and
seven per cent, incicasc in horse
power.
Hecausc a torpedo boat has been
constructed to run the measured mile
-it. t.wpiitv.ftvn Irnnt.s it, is irennrililv
supposed that a mere increase of size
sutlicient for seaworthiness would pro
duce a vessel which could cross the
Altantiu a the same speed.
So it could, provided we could re-coal
every twenty-four hours or 000 miics;
but it is the necessity of carrying tho
fuel requisite for five days' steam, or
3,000 miles, which imposes such gi
gantic dimensions on fast Atlantic
steamers, insomuch that it will be
found that no one of our fast nien-of-war
could cross the Atlantic at full
speed.
A Metal That Hardens Sled.
The reason why the mixture of
tungsten with steel gives the latter
so great a degree of hardness that it
readily scratches glass and quartz
seems to be revealed by a discovery
recently made in Germany. A defi
nitely crystallized compound of iron
and tungsten has been discovered,
the crystals being so haid as to
scratch topaz.
Tungsten isa brittle white metal
almost as heavy as gold. The crystals
formed bv its combination with iron,
in the proportion of one atom of iron
to two of tungsten, are silver-gray
and very brilliant.
It is thought that when tungsten
is alloyed with steel, some of tho
j compound just described is formed in
i the mass, thereby producing the rc
', markaliln increase in the hardness of
j the steel.
i This is an interesting example of
the value that one metal may lend to
another, for, until the discovery that
it could be used in hardening steel,
tungsten, although'it occurs in con
siderable abundance, wa3 practically
useless and without value.
WasllliK Time.
An old farmer died in a little vil
lagc in the neighborhood of Paris.
His fortune, the fruit of years of
patient toil, was invested in a jee,
compact little farm. A nephew, be
lieving himself to be heir, called a
few days later on the lawyer, and be
fore saying a word about the sue es
sion thought it only right and proj cr
to shed a few tears.
'Toor uncle," he murmured: "so
kind, so affectionate! To think that
1 shall never see him again!"
The notary allowed the young man
to give fuli vent to his sorrowful
emotions, after which he quietly ob
served, 'I suppose you arc aware that your
uncle has left you nothing?"
"What!" exclaimed the nephew,
suddenly changing his tone. "I'm
not down in my uncle's will?"
'o."
"Then why on earth did you let mc
stand here weeping and making a
fool of myself for a good half hour?"
Jimt tho Tiling.
A wag was on a visit to a lunatic
asylum, says the llulTalo Express, and
as tho physician in charge was taking
him about, it happened that several
of tho wilder patients were screaming
in chorus.
"One of the hardest problems I
have to deal with," said tho doctor,
"is to Ond employment for those in
ffhy charge. They arc so much better
off, you know, irtney arc occupicu in
some way."
r. "Doctor," said the visitor, after a
moment's thought, "why don't voti
set them to Inventing college yells?"
Tim only reason some men novw
havo a second wlfo is becauso tAcjr
don't have a chance.
r
I A Matter
IT costs more to make Royal Baking Powder
than any other, because its ingredients
are more highly refined and expensive. But
the Royal is correspondingly purer and
higher in leavening strength, and of greater
mnnev value to the consumer. The difference
i in cost of Royal over the best of the others
does not equal the difference in leavening
$ strength, nor make good the inferior work
$ of the cheaper powders, nor rt.nove the
$ impurities which such powders leave in
i the food.
5 Where the finest food is required, the
Royal Baking Powder only can be used.
Where the question of health is considered,
i no baking powder but Royal can be used
with safety. All others are shown by official
$ analyses to contain lime, ammonia or alum.
"How do you know, sir," asked the
haughty young bride, "that my father
is a man of wealth?"
"I have seen the jewels he gave you
when we were married, my dear,"
replied the young husband with equal
haughtiness. "I have the knowledge
dimensions of his bank account, and I
have seen his money bags. I know he
is a rich man,'' he continued, meeting
her gaze with unflinching eye. "'from
the testimony of the rocks."
'Harold," she said, brokenly, her
ovely eyes filling with, "dont talk so!
It is too Hugh Miller rating." Chicago
Tribune.
D. E. FORISTAIX, M. D.,
Eye and Ear Specialist, York, N'ebr. Cor
respondence solicited.
The most extensive and celebrated
salt mine in the world is at Wieliezki,
nine miles from Cracow, in Gallicia, a
province of Austria-Hungary. It has
been worked continuously for COO
years. The mass of salt is calculated
to be 500 miles long, twenty miles
broad, and 1,200 feet thick.
Vf ORX FOR WORKERS.
Are you ready to work, and do yo-.i want
lo make nionev? Then write to 15. V.
Johnson & Co., of Richmond, Va., and
see if they cannot help yon.
The Lunatic Oil Spring flows in
Wheeler Canyon, Cal. It begins to
give oil when the new moon appears;
as the moon increases, the supply be
comes greater, and the yield is three
barrels a day when the moon is full.
The flow ceases when the moon is at
its last quarter.
Kconnmieal, thorough, pure, safe and
everythiuK else that is good are the words
for liile Beans Small.
From the waist down, Lieutenant-
i)nl-;v nnfdri!! ia nnr.
a'yzed. Tor years he has had to be
wheeled in an luvuuua cumi. xwi,
withstanding his aflliction, lie is an
enterprising orator, as well as a dis
tinguished lawyer,, ,
X. K. Brown's Essence Jamnica Ginger
is a wonderftil tonic. None better. Try
it. 25 cents.
A strontr man in Vienna made a
wager with an American that he could
stand under a litre of water while it
fell, drop by drop, upon his head, from
a height of three feet. At the 420th
drop the strong man gave p, the pain
being intolerable.
Bilious Attacks often cause severe Colds,
liile Beans Small will 'give relief in a'i'ew
hours.
Miss Jennie Young, the American
who recently built a railroad to the
extensive salt deposits she owns in
(jhihauahua, has received form the
Mexican government a valuable con
cession in the form of a privilege for
the establishment of colonies in the
state of Chihauahua and Coahuila.
Ask your grocer for a dollar's worth of
Dolibins new reneci i?oap, oe uunv. n nu
hain't it he will get it. A bar is worth
two bars of any other 5c soap ever made.
The origin of "a feather in his cap''
i3 thus explained: In Hungary, in 159!)
it was decreed that only he who killed
a Turk should wear a feather, and he
was permitted to add a fresh feather to
his cap for each Turk whom he had
slain,
For Throat Troubles and Coughs, use
"lirmm's llronchial Troches." They posses
real merit.
Tne world contains about' 7,000,000
Hebrews, about 3,400,COO of whom
dwell in Kussia and 1,700,000 in Austria.
Forty-three years ago there was one
criminal in 3,5000 of our population. In
1800 the average was one in 780.
of Health
A novel kind of swindle was practiced
in a German town the other day. A
man struggling along under a heavy
burden suddenly stumbled and crashed
throueli a Dlate glass store window. -
The proprietor of the store demanded
payment. The porter saia he naa no
money- Passers-by advised that ho do
searched, A thousand mark note was
found on him, which he said belonged
to his employer. The storekeeper,
however, deducted a hnndred marks
for the value of his window and
handed nine hundred marks change to
the porter, who went away swearing
and protesting. A little later the store
keeper discovered the thousand mark
note wa3 spurious.
George Horton, the Chicago journa
list appointed consul at Athens Greece,
is a poet of considerable power. He
has made a special study of ancient
and modern Greek, and has published
a volume of translations or tne poems
of Sappho, wuich is recognized as pos
sessing great merit Dy tne literary
world. Mr. Horton's familiarity with
the Greek language will serve him in
good stead in his new field of labor.
The rate schedule of one of trans-At
lantic steamship companies set forth
that the price of passage for dogs, cats
and monkeys is J10 each, and I hat
those animals "must be caged before
being brought on the steamer, and will
then be placed in charge of the
butcher." The idea that this may sug
gest to a seasick passenger is almost
petrifying.
Nathaniels. Berry of Bristol, N. II. ,
is the oldest living ex-governor in the
United States. He was born Sept m
ber 1, 1796, and was elected governer
of Xew Hampshire in 1861 .
Mrs. Theresa Hartson
Albion, l'a.
Misery Turned to Comfort
Kidnsy Troubles, Sleeplessness,
Distress All C.red
"Albloi;, Erie Co., Pa., Feb. H '93.
"I can truly say that Hood s Sarsaparilla hn
one more tor nie than all the piescriptiom
ind other medicines I have n er taken. For
fouiteen years 1 hsi sutVeied with kidney
roubles; my back telng so lnme nt times
hat I
Could Ivor ltnle Mj telf
n nut nt mv pha r. NorCOllld I lUTIl mV6C:f In
ueci. I could not sleep, and sulTered Gr-ut
lUtrms with my fcd. 1 hnve token fo:ir bat
tles of Hood' i Sarsniwrilla with tl.e most grntl.
ying results, i feel like a new i e bon ai d my
terrible sun'-Mings h..ve nil one.
I.ilo In Comfort
com; arcd lo t lie misery i. us1.' 1 to be. lean
iow go to bed and have a good "Hutu's rest;
:iiu cat heartily without any (lis:, ess. I am
Hood'ss'Cures
willing this should le published lor others
; od." Mas. Thbiif.sa Hautson.
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