Oar .rl.
With th advent of tb new woman
what will bwom of that old lauuby
! summer g-ri?-Ner Haven Fallad.
iuro.
It Ukej a very uply dn-ss to make a
Baltimore girl look strange, and feshion
is never ugly. Ne tljr ii the Baltimore
girl. Jtalttmore American.
The Itnitat v arts are becoming alto
gether loo previous when you have 10
k a irirl wt.ether the fljwers ill her
out'oiihole bouq itt are natural or fcrtl
Cclal. liostou i.Jobe.
Old Rip Van Win'
Cati-kill mouutains
twenty year or so, v.
he found that the "
the monthly
' went up into the
take a little nap of
d when he wakened,
ruil ar was over."
'fought it
tiugazt ie bad
over the second time and "blown up"
ii iuc umtrni mar. uaa paruipatea in it.
Thi much i history, and it is also an hit
luriial fad that, it took the same l ntrth of
time, for Ir. I'irrce'a Golden Medical Dis
covery to become the moat celebrated, as
it is the mot effective, Liver, Hlood and
Lung Remedy of the aire. In purifying the
blood and in ail manner of pimples
blotches, eruptions, and other 1.1 in and
scalp diseases, scrofulous sores and swell
ings, and kindred ailments, the "Golden
Medical Discovery" manifests the most
positive curative properties.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to ix-rvinal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy lite more, with
let expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the'needa of physical being, will attest
the valuo to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most accepiable ami pleas
ant to the tnte, the refreshing nd truly
beneficial ptoriertiea cf a jerr'ect lax
ative; effectually cleat. ning the system,
dispelling cold, hcauacliea and levers
and permanently curing constipation.
It ha given atif.M.tio!i to million and
met vith the approval of the medical
profession, liecaux; it act on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening tli"tn and it is perfectly free from
evary objeeti.mable sulmlaiice.
Syrup of Fitrs is fur wile by all drug
gist in .Vic arid Iwitthn, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig fc'ynip
Co. only, who.! name in printed on every
p:M'k:f'i, also the name, hyrupof Figt,
and l.'-mir well informed, j'ou will not
Rr ,., . - If,, if of;, rd.
U Will Sot tiruHH liiiwlf.
i na the Trot, X. y., 7Vaa )
R. W. Kdwurds, of lusinyburab, w
ir..)ra!-d b) suiiMr..s" dttrii, il, whi
end H tm entailed on him -vuliar am'
wr.or euiiSMjuenres. Atpreeii( writiiit
Mr K. in a prominent nth cr it l'.it l.you
A. It., t iUes. and a pa T aid d cam'
oil the staff of the euuiuiauiier-iu-ehiet
A M any t'oumy. In the interview vutL
a rejnrtT he stiid :
"I us wumi'ied and wut to t lie? bfita!
at Wiuchesier. Tliev seht me. t-.ireih-i
with ether., lo Washington-a rule 'il
about l'J miles. Having ii., r.x.m in lh
Lux ears we 'ere pl.n .-.i fine iip on iht.
Is, to, in of flat ears. 'J lie nun hem don n
ui.u our iiiiprrite ted beu'ia. When 1
reached W'anini.vlmi I was m-u-nsihle and
wa iiiiiviiim i.nm f,r leu day while in the
hiiMpitul. All al.Hn-x atherid in Uiy ear
and l,rke; it ha been ca'henros and
breaking ever Hiin.e. 'I'he result of lliif
l'ai mile ride and sill, sin, f.e was heart
disease, nervous prim! ratinii. iuwuiinia
and rheumatism; a completely atiaiteiiil
aystem which cave me no rest night or
d.-y. Aa a last resort I tm.k amne I'ink
fill and they lielpeil me lo a wonderful
debris1. .My rheumatism is Kolie, my
heart failure, dyspepam nud "iiistiiMtioi
are ahuut 'olie antl the uhsvess in in y ear
.las stopped discLurKiriK and my heail fwls
un ch ar an a bell, when before it felt a
though it noul I burst and my onee shat
tered nervous srs'ein is now nearly sound.
Look at those finjrera," Mr. IMwarils said,
"do they look as il there was any rheum
atism there?" He moved Lis tin'era rap
idl and freely aud at rod about the room
like a oiiii boy. "A year ago those hu
ge, were Kiiarled at the joints and so stiff
tha I could not hold a pen. My knees
would swell up and I could not a!raiKhteu
my leg out. .My joints would squeak
when 1 moved them. That is the Imin:
Iruih.
" hen I came to think that I was iroina
to be crippled with iheiiinalisin. together,
wiin ine rest or my ailments, i tell you
life seemed not worth living. 1 si!fc'red
from desponileiii y. 1 aimot begin to tell
you, said .Mr. Kdwards, nj he drew a
long breuili, "what my (celiac is at pres
ent. I think if you lifted l. u years istht
off my hie and left no- prime and vigor
ous at 47 I could feel no heller. 1 was an
old man and could only drag myself pain-
ritnv flixiui tne House. .Now 1 ran -vnlk
off without any trouble. That in itself."
continued Mr. Kdwards. "would be sulli
cieut to give me cause for rejoicing, but
when you come to consider tlmt I am no
longer what you might cull nervous nud
that my heart is apparently nearly healthy
and that I can sleep nights yon may real
ize why I may appear to speak in extrav
agant praise of rink Tills. These lulls
i.nci my nerve. Take iliat awi'iil pres
sure from my head anil at the same time
urih my blood. There seemed t, be no
ireidutioii III my lower limb a veiir u-o
my leys being cold Kml clammy at times.
ow the circulation tln-re is as full no, I as
brisk as at nnv other part of mv body. I
used to be so lightheaded mid dir.zv from
mv nervous disorder that I fre()ueiiilv ddl
whil" crossing the Hoor of my house,
spring is coming, and I never felt better
in my life, and I am looking forward to a
busy seusoti of work."
Ikrcham s mU arc for LJI
toiiMicss, sick headache, diz
ziness, dyspepsia, had taste
in tl mouth, heartburn, tor
pid liver, foul breath. r,al''--.v
skin, coated tongue, pimples,
lo-s of apjx'tite, etc.. when
caused by constipati.jn; and
conslipaiion is the most fre
quent cause of all of them.
One of the rciosl important things for
evervlK-dv to learn is thnt constipation
cai.seo ;iio!c than half the sickness iu the
world, especially of wouieti; and itcanul
be prevented. Go bv the book, free at your
drugist's.or write B.H. AllenCo.,365Canal
St.,Kiw VoiL.. l'ills.io and 25c a box.
if ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
fjviPERIAr
TkJ
IT 15
The BEST
J N VALID S
JOHN CAUI.Ii & SONS, New Vork.
I EW1S' 98 LYE
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TI.e itrunuut S"ii nuret 1.', e msds
I'lllH-oltiiT I jb It c.-ing a tins
u1fr A'.,t i,t ki( (,, s ran with
in vsiila I11I. the content srs
tslu rrivly (nr im ' "tllmnk.'
II hfH tn rl'iimd Ka M.i, In
'-ii i,nic-s wilhuui Itfnlwy- ,1 s
tin- brst lor 1I1 anmiiK wl
plpl, 'll.lnl-rtlhK si ,ks. clem u,
Vtfllw u..bu,K Oolll. iialula Irn-s.'te.
SZalm.lEUiiA. SALT MIG, CO.
Urn .'1 A(ta. ifhu , I'a.
DAVIS HAND OR POWEH
CHEJIJ SEPARATOR
Ofi-hirU amri txittsr snS of hialiir
ualltr tbsn Sr 9 hr knewn tru'von.
AVIS WONIV AND LABOR
fllKsarrom 1 Lo l.oo Crmt, rmpblt
Mallsd Frm. nti wnnitd
ovi rasxik ti no. mn miu
CO., Sl MiBUftctarvn, 4'hirsgi. 1)1.
Thirmn P. S!asm, WssntntrUm
I). C. ho Hid fi' Until Pftlsnt ni
talnsd. Write for luvitrr'ii(iilu.
Hlgns of hummer.
The first notes of the lawn mower
a-e now beard in the land. ISorIoii
llobe.
Street baiuls anil band organs are
loinrr bimliie-s at the old sland. New
JaVeii Palladium.
1 he Itati jflity and imperious Iceman
I1I booh share honors with the butcher.
-Manchester L'ulon.
The quart Blrawberry box has been
egulated this season go that it holds
lonsidprable more than a pint. New
3rleaii8 I'icayuiie.
Odd New ear C unlonis.
There used to be a custom In votju
nany years hro ;n placiriK all the New
Vear'a gifts on the floor in a dark room
where the recipient gerambled for
ilienion their knees, and if they brought
Vher than their own they were fined a
sertain cum which was to be expended
n adi.itlnii lo the pood cheer I; ?s of
aran mid baskets of shavitiu" were
ised to C'lticeal theclflsln, and the
rvhole process was made as dillic lit and
tmiisinir as possible. The cu-iom of
riviiii; ew l ears presents dates back
u the Suxoiib, who kept - the festival
A'ith treat ceremony and feasliiitr. In
he Ii teentb century (rlo?es were the
Jiost npprecliiied of any presets, being
)f the (meat quality and handsomely
iecoraled with gold and Rilyer em
)roiderv. A neat surprise was a gum
)f money ii cl i ed in Hie gloves, a
ord chain ellor of Kncland, Sir Thomas
Moore, bad won a difficult suit for a
ady client, and she remembered him
n New Year's day with a pair of
rloves which had forty gold pieces
wed Into them. Sir Thomas kept
he gloves, but returned the money,
mying that such lining made him un.
romfortable. Detroit Free Press.
He Wa Very bon.ltiva.
A niHU who bud never traveled on
any but din roads, spent a inoutb In
the Kast tint loin alnce, and w hile there
did some drivliij; ou a macadam road
of Die tlrat liinis. lie did not like that
kind of a roud, he said. It was too
solid and too Lolt-y.-Exchange.
Fruita of Excellent Uighwuv.
The people of Tails and Itordeaux
were tieaU-d to a new sport the other
day, the occasion beliitf a race from
the one city to the other and back of
roud vehicles propelled by ;;as or vapor
generated from petroleum. A treat va
riety of these "horseless cJtrrlujW
were on the load, raiij,'lnj; from bicycle
to heavy drus. tine of them made the
entire dlataiicc of some T.'SO miles at the
rate of fifteen miles an hour. Another
carrying four persons fell a little xhorl
of this record, but was awarded first
prize because of it greater ooiiimodl,
oiisness. Not a single accident marred
the occasion. 'I'he success of these ve
hides is clearly ilejieiideiit upon the
smoothness of the roadway, and It Is
doubtless due to the wretched roads In
the I nlled Stales that no attempt has
been made to perfect like carriaces
here. However, the result of the Paris
and Bordeaux tests, establlshim; 'be
practicability of Independent carriage'
motors, should add to the force of the
already vigorous demand for better
roads in America.
ltroad Tirea.
It has bivu discovered that. In locali
ties where a considerable portion of
the Inhabitants use the broad tires, the
decreased tax keeps the road In better
condition than the whole tax did when
the narrow tires prevailed, and It Is be
lieved by men w ho are In a position to
know that when broad tires are uni
versally used, the highways tall kinds,
from the city pavement to the poorest
dirt roadi, may be kept in better condi
tion than at present with one-fourth
the present cost.
The greatest Improvement for the
least outlay Is what the present gener
ation Is most likely to realize on. and
while I thoroughly believe in all the
good work now being done to the
roads, I believe that no road will ever
be built that can stand narrow tires
under heavy loads, and to Improve the
road first is beginning at the wrong
end of It. Legislation looking toward
the forced general adoption of wheel
trends proportioned to the maximum
load to be carried Is the thing to be
first pushed. Such a law made univer
sal would greatly Improve present
mads, ntnl as fast as roads were made
better, would tend to keep them so.
Sterling Klliott.
THE DEMOLISHED TRUST.
"Tb methods and purjo of t:;e
trust are -rpettiat.-d ktid carried ou In
the saiiiu way and for toe same pur
pose." "It should be remembered."
continue the decision, "that Krauts of
powers lu corporate ciarler are to Us
construed strictly arid that what Is in '
clearly given la by implication denied.
The defendant la authorized to ow u
such proerty aa la necessary for carry
ing ou Its diailllcry business and no
more Its power to hold and acquire
property la limited to that purpose aud
It has no power, by its charter, to
enter uik.u schemes of getting into its
hands and under Its control all or sub
stantially all the distillery pluuu and
the distillery business of the country
for the purpose of crushing out compe
tition and of establishing a virtual mou
opoly lu that direction." Clearly under
this clause of the decision the vital
principle of trust management Is de
clared Illegal. It Is the first considera
ble triumph won by the people against
the trusts.
Three factions will now quarrel for
the assets of the whisky trust, a corpo
ration having $.'tri,ii,ixiii capital.
Probably none of them will get much
and the lawyers will chiefly profit.
There la lirosnect for lltleat ion which
will eclipse the celebrated case of Jam
dyce vs. Jarndyce. lloubtless suffer
ing will result. Pich families will be
pinched, and men who thought them
selves in possession of a competence
will be impoverished. Hut. after all.
it may well l,o considered that the
stockholders ju tin- trust were either
men who knew that the law was
against them and hoped to evade it or
mere reckless gamblers. There Is no
reason for sympathy with either class
The only men who come out of the
whisky trust enter, rise with u profit
are those who by sharp practices or
actual dishonesty despoiled their asso
ciates. The incident ought to teach
small investors that men who will vio
late one Siale law for profit will violate
all laws for piotit and are unsafe ad
ministrators f a great corpora t ion's
finances.
Highest of ail ia LtaveDing Power. i.a'cst U. S. GoVt Report
MM
ABSOLUTELY PURE
I'lays Mild Playera.
A. H. Cauby, manager of Francis
Wilson, will sail for J! taupe on May 2.
Bronson Howard, William Gillette
and Laniel Frohmau are a trio of en
thusiastic bicyclist?.
William Gillette's new war play is
entitled ".Secret Service." It will be
produced in Philadelphia.
Flobert Hilliared will star next seaso'i
in his latest success, "Lost 24 Hours."
under the management of Baruabee
and MacDonald of Bostonian fame.
.. hre! Spokes.
A new pedal is claimed to be made
mlirely out of one sheet of steel.
The advisability of having an en
iniiipuvtit of cyclists at Asbury Park
luring the league meet has been sug
;egteu. An Aurora paper remarks that "the
l ei.o wlii-elwometi dteas out of
r
MS
l;'hl." O i lain.y. W here
urora wbeelwometi dresf?
do the
PATENTS
A Good Appetite
.ridicule a hen It by i-omlii ion of I he system
mil the luck of il. idiows that the -totnaeU
Hid dijeniive organs are weak and ilernli-.ati-'l.
Hood's MtrMip'irilla hii" nmiderliil
jort'er to tone ntnl trto.gthe-. I he-ie o, mjiw
Hid to create an iii-etite. ISy doing t.-U
I mxtoria the body to health and prevent"
ittaeks of di-enxc.
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA
the only true l.lood imrilier prominently
je.ore lh public eye today.
Mood's Fills
i he after- (tinner : 111 iml
fniii.h i Hthurilo. 2-',e.
f be St. Joseph and Grand Island B. E
SHORTEST and QUICKEST LINE
to all ruiaii
NORTH
WEST EAST
SOUTH
Unioi Pacific System
tail In ennnA-
U ,n with tha
is Tin rroaiT aocra
ocsllfuniia. Oron nicl all Wtern l ulnu.
lot UformaUoii rraardl- ( rsts, ate., rail ou
ir addrt aa say ( in or M. AlmiT,
M. f. HoiiiKvm. Ja , Gen. Ps., Agt,
(Mil l Msaagaf, BC Jsacph, Mo.
One of Die Most Gigantic Works of
t'orrutition.
The altunrlon of the whisky mint or
Khali we say the late whUky trust?-Is
not wholly a triumph for law, although
It may lie In a kchhc an ItiKtaiii c of
poetic Justice
Described briefly, this was an unlaw
ful organization formed to rob consum
ers. It was admittedly a trust, and
there are both Federal and Illinois wtat
utea prohibitive of trusts. It dealt In
corruption, for Its agents were active in
Washington when revenue legislation
was ending. It was active in coercion,
for It forced Independent distillers Into
acquiescence w 1th Its rules or Into bank
ruptcy. It was not wholly untainted
with crime, for one of Its chief olllcers
was charged with plotting arson and
murder, and has never cleared himself
of the charge.
Notwithstanding its efforts to commit
wholesale robbery, the whisky trust Is
now bankrupt. The charge Is made by
discontented stockholders that the pecu
lations' and Hieciilul!oiiM of one of its
chief olllclals ruined It. There are re
criminations and noisy bandying of
hard word-i, but the public, v. Idle
a.ir.: cil. Is tint ;-.-g. leve.i ili.ti ia or
ganizing to rob t T i . - ti!-o'le and violate
the law the whisky inist stoekholders
should have cIiovom ollb-lals who vio
lated the law ami robbed them.
Curiously enough when the stock
holders ill the illegal combination fell
out, when bankruptcy er,in-il ami all
Die pirates began quarreling over the
little I no! iI ill on tie ou,i.ic-..-,i crift
the I nlled Stntes colli t.. i-'iei-i , oily ne
eded .'!; nation and uudi-rluok to
run the trist themselves. Lawyers
may explain the seeming luconsl-ueticy
of a I'lllled Males ('lOll-t reeoglllzillg
and irotccilng a concern which a
1'nited States statute pronounces un-'
htwfiil. The ordinary layman u ill be
puzzled by 1', however, and will re
joice that the Illinois Supreme Court
has cut the Cordlan knot, declined the
trust unlawful and annulled its charter.
The court pronounces the corporation
an "orgiinlzalion which contravened
well established principles of public
policy." It luslsls that It was "a com
bination In restraint of trade," organ
ized "to stifle competition," restrict pro
duction and create "a virtual monopoly
In products of that character." That
the original corporation has been
changed In form and name to evade fho
law does not deceive the court, which
declares Dint the coronitlon succis'd
Ing the trust Is clearly for the same
purpose and pursues the sntne methods.
A Cionil Htory,
I looked around and saw a man cat
tying under his arms a number of small
whips.
He was surroundi-d by a number of
boys who, not having money to pur
chase, were looking ou with wistful
eyes.
Curious to ascertain whether the man
could earn a livelihood lu this occupa
tion, I watched him for nearly an hour,
at the end of which time he had al
ready sold six.
The first was purchased by a woman
of pleasing appearance for a little boy
about 2 years old, whose first employ
ment of it was in striking his mother.
Another child, walking with its nurse,
also bought one, and Immediately be
gan to whip a little stray dog that was
looking for ii.s"innster.
Another, rather older than Die others,
after making a similar purchase, laid
it on the back of some sheep which n
butcher's boy was driving to a slaughter-house.
A fourth quickly forced a poor cat to
take refuge iu a shop from which she
had Jusl ventured.
The tilth, a bad looking fellow, bar
gained for one. and then refused to buy
It because it would not give sufficient
pa in.
I was disgusted with this cruelty, and
was just turning away, when I saw a
kind looking man, who was holding a
little boy by the hand, stop to purchase
one; but a sign from me made him
change his purpose. He passed on and
I followed him.
"Sir." said I. "excuse the liberty 1
have taken. I think you have done well
not to place a whip in your little lwiv's
hand lest It should have produced In
him a love of giving pain, to which.
Judging from his countenance, he is as I
vet a st rn nirer. I
Look, I coontinued. pointing to i
the end of the street, which
made a rapid descent. "at
those two wretched horses which can
hardly keep their footing on the slip,
fiery pavement see how cruelly the
coachman Is flogging them see with
what effort they move, and how they
are covered with sweat. You may be
sure their driver hail a whip for his first
toy."
"You are right," he said.
"Yes," said I, "a man, naturally harsh
and cruel, becomes slill more so by his
education, lie begins as a boy by Hog
ging his wooden horse, and afterwards
(logs the real horse and all the animal
ft ii l under his power."
l a m resoiveu, sain ne, never again
to spend a penny In placing a whip in
i the hands of a child."
She Was an Housnt taker.
"The agitation of the cheap bread
question reminds me of Aiargaret, of
Tew Orleans whose honesty as a baker
caused a monument to be erected to
her memory," said a resident of New
Orleaus, according to the Cincinnati
Enquirer. "My city adopted the phiu
iu vogue in Furope, and passed an or
dinance regulating the weight of leaves
of bread, and providing for the ap
pointment of a bread inspector. In
spile of all the efforts of that official
the bread still contiuued to weigh
light, aud it seemed as though there
was a combination among the bakers
to defeat the purpose of the ordnance.
One morning a loaf of bread was sent
to the inspector, and every loaf was
full weight. It came from a modest
bake shop kept by a woman named
Margaret. What her other name was
none ever knew, but tiie word passed
about the cily that there was one honest
baker, and soon she could not supply
the demand for her bread. When
prosperity smiled on her she gave thou
sands of loaves to the poor who could
not buy, and none did more for the
suffering and needy ones of the city.
"She was known every w here by her
deed of cliairity, and when she died a
monument wag erected to her memory."
A a Aulieat Korieiy.
The town of Minister, in Westphadi
bag a club of an unusual kind. Its ob
ject, which is strongly hinted in it
name. "Antekatzenverein," may excite
the indignation of iovers of the fehuw
s;-ecies, and to learn that the club's
rooms : re ornam- nted with the tails of
some 1,5 Oca's will surely have that
effect, but jcdgiiig by the laments that
frequently come from Brooklyn arid
other suburban towns similar organiza
tions might not be unpopular on this
side of the Atlantic. N. Y. Times.
Vlnlfc-liiln Oh.g-.-r Snap.
Here is a southern recipt the results
of which can hardly lail to please in
every locality: A pint of molasses, halt
pound each of lard and brown sugar, 2
tablespoonslul each of ginger, clove-,
cinnamon and soda dissolved in the
molasses, a cuplul of sweet m.lK,
enough (lower for a soft dough. Use
as much flower as you wish in rolling
them out. Roll very thin. In cutting
out these cakes do not use the scraps
or corners of duuph until all are cut
out. home persons roll them with the
original dough, but, that makes the
dough too still, and the cakes are not
Crisp. Keep the scraj a until the last
and roll together and use. They wil.
make quite good cakes, but inferior to
the lirst.
Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price 7ft cents.
If wool is low in price it, will add
something to the proiin of sheep hus
bandry. But now, H8 never before,
mutton Is the st.anii by.
Vi-ilowntone Park.
Words cannot even convey the faint
est conception of" the grandeur and
magniliccnce of the Yellowstone Na
tional Park. Nowhere else are ther
such superb views; such an abundano
of finny 1'ame; such myriads of wild
fowl; Mich delightful camping places;
such perfect weather.
He:e are everlasting springs; terrac
building fountains of sodding watwfc
uncanny pools of steaming clay; tre
mendous geysers; mighty catarautsj
profound canons, primeval forests; and
surpassing all else in ( u et love
linessa limpid mountai'i lake of broad
expanse and picturesque beauty, of
which the world, perhaps, does not con
tain the counterpart.
A substantial reduction has recently
been made in the csi of teaching the.
park as well as in the tour through it.
Full information in our pamphlet.
Send for a copy. J. Francis, G. P. it
T. A. liurlington Route, Omaha, Nebv
At the American people come to uae
their brains more and their tuuscl
less, fat meat mutton incluaed go
out of favor, l'eople want Hesh and
not fat more and more. Farmers
Voice.
Does He Chew or Smoke?
If so. It Is only a question of time wftra,
brlfu eyes Krow dim, manly sieps tone lru
uen.s, and the vigor and iiallly so eiijoyaUe
now will he destroyed forever." Ut a boo!.,
tilled "Don't 'i'ohaceo Spli or Siniiae Vo. r
Life Away," and Imrn how No-To-bae, with
out ptiysteal or financial rink, cures to
bacco Lulilt, hrltiKB hack the vigorous vitality
thai will make you both happy. No-Ti-Bat
sot, I ami Ktiai'iitiieeil to cure l,y lmiKWis-evei-y
where. Hook fre(,. Ail, SH-rliiig Item
ed' 'o., New Vork (iily or Chicago.
The best thing the sheep bleeder
can do is to recognized that, condition
affecting sheep have changed, and pre
pare to conform to them.
Mm. WIiihIoh-'s Soothini; Svr.ue for child
ren teething, sumiiia the (rums, reduces inflara.
niation. aJifiyn pain. cures wind colic. Xc nottl.
The cheapest lood for hogs that we
can raise is clover or grass, and in corn
we have perhaps the best, food for fat
tening that can be found.
After physicians had trivet me up,
saved by I'iso's Cure -ilu.en I-.imeo
lianisport, I'a., Nov. Zi, l.SKJ.
I was
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Fortunate us the man whose errors are
suflicientlv ludicrous lo pass current i s
jokes. Milwauke Journal.
l'otnloes as I'orug:1 tor ( utile.
M. Aiine Ciraril of Falsanderif
Frauee, has communicated auo'.lni
memoir to I lie .ciliellle ill's Ncli-llces.
Paris, on his experiments with poia
loes as forage for cat lie, from which
It appears ihal the tubers are a first
rile food, whether from the point of
view of fattening or the yield of miii;
and butter. Sheep and oxen ihrdve
much boiler on potatoes and hay tlcin
on their ordinary food, aiul their flesh
was found to be superior In quality.
His paper Is worthy Die attention of
agriculturalists, especially those of
granitic lands, where forage Is poorr-,-
Kft'crt ol'n I.lghtlllll-.: ')rotp.
It is supposed by some that when a
tree is struck by lightning It Is torn
not by the electricity, but by the ex
plosion of water suddenly Kir.verled
Into steam by the heat of the nrresfed
current.
"A cat," said Tommy, "has to be
killed tilne times before It's dead."
"That's nothlti)?," said the neighbor's
hoy, whose father Is on the Hoard of
Trade, "you Just ought lo hear nbout
the wheat crop." Chicago Record.
A good many people would never be
heard of If they did not occasionally
misbehave.
llei'H Im an At'liourirenit-iit
I that should interest, thousands cf sum-
tot r travelers:
Specially reduced round-trip rates to
Hot Springs, 8. 1)., are offered by the
Burlington Route, August 2 and 23
ADy B. & M. R. 11. Agent will gladly
gire you full Information about the
cost of tickets, train service, etc., or
write to J. Francis, G. P & T. A.
Omaha, Neb.
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