HAILED FROM UATTOOff
mt. Mrr K. Miliar Bsx-Hm -Tala
"WiiM PlkwMat atejolciaab
Vowt , Journal MattooH, 11L
, Mr. Marr E. Miller, of Mattoun 111
wtrrm ioquirj faa ArwvUftd that ahe it
a laar writ and iaroratiljr known in the
rwum unity id wbiik ahe reside, aenda
tne ruiuiin report of ber aufferina;
irvm imiumuiautrr rneuuiat)tn. and aub-arqut-ut
. ur- by Or. William' I'iok I'iila,
nuvu an uiut-r reiiirxlu-a nad fulled.
"Mattouo. III., Au. a,
Mr name is Jlarr K. Miller. I am 44
year of ate am) a miilciit of Mat toon.
Cole County, 111. About two xeara ago
j aa atiaiknl with iiiflaiiiiiinlurr rbru
malum of a M-vere tyLw. ami confined to
my litnl tiir tbre mouth. 1'Iij si.-iuu.
of whom I bad two. could 11..I do tut- any
food, and I waa (filing worn instead of
U"ttr. It waa then that I dctf nuiui-d to
.try Dr. Wiliiama' 1'iuk I'iila fur I 'air
l'filt', hi-li f hail wn advcrtinwl o
WMlfly. sutl to lhi end ul.iiinicd a miifily.
Io addition to tin- rln'iiiiiutiiii I mi auf-fi-rins
crr.-tt ly with iutyoii di hility, hut
after tiikilli! leu than one liok ihr DlTT
ousni's hi.':iu to iiliHle. unit jinnently
the rheuiiintie jiaiu crew lean My the
time two l"ixr hail hern taken I wa
able to walk, which I had u.. done aiiire
1 wax lirl allacked. my aipetitr re
turned, and I noun renaiin-d my health,
and am now an KfrnitB ever I n. I
alway keeo l'ink I'illx by me anil nl
waya atiall. for to them I owe my health.
nnriVr I'm ideni-e, mid I I'lcll sound
their praiaea nheuerer and heriTer 1
can.
tSit'it.-ili "MAUY K. MlI.I.KIt."
Wiliir:
CYNTHIA II. KKYXOI.DK.
Ir. William' 1'iuk I'iila contain, in a
rondenaed form, all the element ne. ca
nary to (five new life and rit'hne to the
blood and rentore nhnttered n rv. They
are an unfailing i"-i-ihV for in h diaensea
a locomotor Mtaiu. partial piiralyMK. St.
Vrtn' dance, aciatica. neiiraliit. riicu ih
tiam. nervoiia liefldmlir. the nfler effect
of la irrippe. palpitation of the heart, pale
and aallow complexion, all forma of
weakueaa eithpr in male or female, l'ink
Pilla are k.M by nil dealer, or will be
aent potpaid on receipt of price, .Vi ernl
a boi, or ais bovea for 2..Vl (thev are
nprrr aild in hulk or by the 1H). ii'v ad-dreaairik-
Dr. Wiliiama' Medicine ( 'out
ran. Keheuectady. X. V.
, ' GOWNS AND GOWNING
i radc in Auvoaiora,
"Tbr la a re; alar tra4a doo la
portraita of bco la imr aa4 womao I ,
In madlaraj roataosaa," amid tug pie- '- -
ture dealer to too wrltar. i WCiaflEN GIVE MUflH attfmtiom
"I aia fraquaallj caUad upoa ta avp
11 th) flctltloua aoccatora, and I Bad
that tba portrait of a fctlaaa In
irmor and armor la eapertaU farorad.
Oulf tba atbar weak a man, waoaa laaa
oer apelt Yortaaa from pork aaaaacaa,'
applied to me for a aerica of ancceton.
I had thraa old portralta on hand at
the time, and offered them to him, but
be did not care a bo at tnem because
there waa no armor. Could I not eup
ily tbkf deflcleorT I aald 'Yea,' and
doubled the price of the picture, and
he drew me a check for 2T0 with avid
ity. Now he want fonr more to fill
'uur vacant panel in the picture gallery
f bia 'ancestral home.'
"Of courae, you know that large quan
tise of ancient armor are made every
year In Sheffield and bought by the
iuie claa of people, with the name ob
ject an I be picture. It I a fact, and I
have known oro to Ik- paid for a suit
if armor which probably coat lea than
10 to tuake."-T1t-Bltg.
TO WHAT THEV WEAR.
So Advantage Over Her.
A man, whom the clrcucatance of
travfliUK caiiKtd to sit in tht aame aeat
with a young lady who waa unusually
friendly for a tranger, aald, aa be waa
having tht car: "I thank you for a
wry pleasant chat, but lam afraid you
would not have been bo kind to me bad
j on known I am a married man."
You haven't any ndvantago of me."
promptly responded the young lady;
'1 am an escaped lunatic." And ao, aa
t turned out, ahe really wa.
How eaay It I to kick, nod bow llttl
It get you!
It would be a hard matter to locatf
the boy who nev r pir hia tongue on
fro-ty axe blade.
M br tfwbiew N-m- Ttirin-e' va
There are two countriee w here chil
dren choose the.r own named In Ne
Zealand the Maori prieat repeat to the
infant a lengthy list of the names 1 1 it
anceatora, fixing upon the one which
the child by sneezing or crying when i'
ia uttered, i conaidered to aelect for it
elf; while in Russia the Cherem i
shake the baby till it erica, and thei
repeat a string ol name to it till it
chuoetM one itaclf by creaging it,,
tear.
C'emfO't to Tal fornla.
Yea, and economy, too, if you take the
Puriingtou rout a peraonallv ondticte
snce-a-week eicuraioni which leaver
Omaha and Lincoln every Tlmnwlin
morning.
Touriht fleepera clean, bright, coni'
fortable through to n Francisco an.
Ixm Angeles. Seem J clans tickets no
septrd.
Only 5 for a double berth, widt
snough and big enough fur two.
Write for folder giving full intormn
lion, or call at the depot and see tin
local ticket agent. J. Francim,
Uen'l. Paae'r. Agent, Burlington Route.
Omaha, Xeb.
How to Make CrHiibcrry Jelly.
To make cranberry jelly, wash ire
fully a quart of selected berries and pui
them in a porcelain-line 1 kettle with
itnall cup of water and half a pound o
good white itigar; allow the n to boi
Kt- adily for twenty minute and ther
prefM through a jelly bag into a mouL
wh eh . as pn-viously been rinsed wlU
c Id water. Hot away in a cool plao
lor several boars, when it will be read
to serve. Thie quantity ahould be uuf
fici-nt for six persona.
Brief Glaacea at Vaacies Fcanialaw,
Wteeloaa, Mayhap, and Yet Offered
ta the Hope that the Beading Prove
Baatfal to Wearied Womankind.
Oeaalp froaa Gay Gotham.
New Turk oorreapondenca:
HE time baa final
ly come when It ia
safe to Hx-ak posi
tively about a few
changes that are to
be acceted n
fahIonn for the
seaaon now uon
u. All advice be
fore has been In
the nature of re
cording the chang
es offered by the
fuahlon makers,
but not until such
changes have had
time to be Inspect
ed and approved
by the fashion wearers really nettled.
More than half the feminine world ia
content to gown Itaelf according to
what It sees and ltelf approves. A
very select portion prefer not to appear
until assured of something new, that is
at the same time approved of good
taate. The advance guard try the nov
elties, content with the distinction of
noveltyself.andreudyaml able to throw
fi-lde a fancy if It proves a freak In
id of a fashion. I'pon this advance"
"d the offered new fuila largely de-
i i. and from the exhibltn these folk
ve the wlaer select. Kawhlou's de
1 ion to De or genuine service must
t her trick select taste by prophesy
i upon me auinonty or tne venturer
1; .ads, nor discourage well-dressed ma
J -l ity by Announcing the somewhat
" "r"r"- "c aietrTCT were small W.ahmg rUaaeU.
puffs, wlrh oddly ehaped cuff, finished J r a i . . i.
with i.rM v..,r,,.. ' . To wMO take aom beat rel
underneath waa white llk- wtrh . i ,0W Mp' ,ared U &l7.
twisted girdle belt of black satin, and !'"CePan- Vver with 80,1 d
faatened In front witL whit.. jik ei ! 00,1 u 1 Joa n5ve cr W7- Make
lacing.
The cloti jacket Is safer than the bro
cade, and It is now found In such a
variety of shapes that even a venture
some amateur will in making one meet
with all the obstacles she can handle.
At the left of the Uiird illustration there
is a Jaunty one, not too difficult to cut
and fit, yet by no means so simple as
not to require full consideration. Of
broadcloth in a pale mode shade, it waa
combined with black cloth. The fitted
bodice hooked at the side and had two
In crop diversification orange blos-
(oms maturally follow w idow's weeds
There ia no excuse ior any man to ii
pear In society with a grizzly beard since
Ine introduction of Huckingham's Dye,
which colors natural brown or black.
to
There are people mean enough
forge their namea in the book of life.
Cases reta atimulnte liver, kidney anil
bowel. Xever aicken, weaken pr gripe,
There are 1,3K) women
in Kngiainl.
Kmal eletki
Don't Tobacco Hpit and Smoke Tour
Life A War.
If you want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever, regain lost manhood, be
made well, strung, magnetic, full of new
life and vigor, take No-To-Bac, the won
der-worker that make weak men strong.
Many gain ten pounds In ten daya. Over
400,000 cured. BiiyAVTo-Bac from your
owo druggivt, who will guarantee a cure
Booklet and aample free.- Add rend Ster
ling Remedy Co., Chicago or Xew York
Everybody make an easy road for the
man with a well filled purse.
PATENTS. TMOF-f'-
Examination and Anrcvmin i -o
mtltm. henri for luent'-'
arattmt. o.T1,. -..
pb, k-
tor n-w-
NFFn PC " I ..ainp. ....
HbCii; -i aaa awort-d nee tle
In, darninv, etc. Wdt.KK 4 '.'..
31 ItearboiD Ave , Chicago.
H. N. V. Mo. 413-46.
York, Stt,.
"Fightlnz Ilob" Waa Mad.
During the Chilean war American
were very badly treated, and "Fighting
Bob" Evans did not like It All clause!
down there use trenjeodous quantified
of garlic, and the result Is unpleasant,
for your nose Is offended constantly
even In the street. One night a boat
wag sent ashore from Captain Elans'
ahlp, and. believing it safe, the sallort
who had acted as oarsmen left it on the
bench for a few minutes while they
went to slake their thirst. I'pon thHi
return they discovered that a party of
Chilean had kmded It with atones
"Fighting Bob" waa fighting mad when
he heard of It the next day, and was
asked what, he was going to do about It.
"Do about it?" returned the sailor;
why, I m going to turn my men into
traveling arsenals, and If the thins
ever happen again, or If our flag U
again Insulted, i n make hell smell like
garlic.1"
TBI KCWKST llf LOl'18 JACKETS.
Charlotte Made a Htl.
Charlotte Clubman was once fllllnj
an engagement at the opera bouse In
Belmore. A man In the gallery created
such a disturbance that It seriously Im
peded the progress of the play, and
common place of the paatdng fashion, aa
actually panned and Impossible,
. In the accompanying five pictures are
new dresses and garments that make
a greater departure from recent modes
than do the average rlga that follow
new styles, and yet good taste is not
passed In any of them. In the descrip
tive text that supplies the details that
the pictures themselves do not give, the
treatment is as if every bit of cloth and
thread were new, fbr such It was in the
originals of these sketches, but the ap
plication of the opening hints as to al
teration will be readily apiwrent in
each case. A visiting drews is shown In
finally brought It to a stand-still. Im i the first small picture. Its full skirt
was finished at the hem with a narrow
plt-M Nil ruffle of the drees goods and a
handkerchief pocket was cut In It. The
Jacket bodice was uox-haicd, but had
slightly fitted sides, which were hooked
,1 beg of you, dear friends, don't throw , to the blouse vest. The latter lapped
him over. Kill him where he Is!" Thtt ver, ana was or ngured goods w'lth a
mediately the audience, furious with
anger, cried: "Throw him over! Throw
him over!" Mis Ctishman stepped u,
the edge of the footlights, and, in a
sweet and gentle voice, exclaimed: "No,
story has been told of a good raanr
other actresses beside Charlotte Cuh
man. But we will let it go at that.
The Casns Belli.
The Indn Critic, Clement Sobt. ant
Mr. Kendall have ben at loggerhead
for many year. Hcott' version of th
cauae of their enmity la lntereatlng
"It was years ago," be says, "when the
Kendals were on a provincial tour. J
narrow inserted pbmtron and stock col
lar of plulu material, either the color
of figure or ground. The blouse sleeves
werepleajedatthe artnholea and tucked
at the cuffs, where they were finished
with turned back cuffs of the vest's
stuff. The loose fronts were pleated
at shoulders and back. Havana brown
cloth was the material In which thl
dress was found, green and brown flg-
ureo silk being used for the vest, but
had gone behind the scenes to see on there Is a wide variety of suitable ma-
RtEliA.VCK WITHOUT FIT.
Inserted pa mis of bluck cloth that
ended In points at the waist. The short
biiMiue and plnin plastron were finished
with stitching, tabs coming over the
black panels as Indicated in the picture,
with very novel effect. The stock col
lar and sleeves and skirt were plain,
and the colors of the gown were repro-du-ed
In the hat. Beside this in the
picture Lh shown the fashionable cut of
box eot. "Worn over a silk bodice It
Is of the same stuff as the drese skirt
aud has a plain back laid in a small
box-plent on either side of the center.
A plastron is inserted In the front, and
is sewed to one side, while the other
fastens with buttons and buttouholes.
with corresponding button garniture on
the opposite side. Moderately full
sleeves atid plain collar complete It.
A Jacket of the same sort aa that Just
described comes In the next picture, but
this one was made of velvet and
trimmed with fur and gold braid. It
was In a handsome shade of hunter's
green, and had the regulation loose
front forming two large box-pleata In
back. Its high collar had points of
braid appllqued on the velvet The
sleeves were rather small, ending In
deep cuffs, and at each shoulder was a
cap of applique design resembling that
on the collar. Two minks were 'fast
ened to the shoulders for further or
namentation, and the whole garment
waa lined with old gold satin.
It may seem like employing a mis
nomer to speak of a dress as a trimmed
tailor-made, but tailor rigs are so abun
dantly braided and strapped nowadays
I a latter Ot I lie hnibwl m..A tiA
.H.l HUU IVUIU
water, wash the flannels in this, rinse
in clear tepid water, and dry in ta
bade. Either very hot or perfectly cold
water will shrink flannel, ao always ure
it wnen tepid- Choose a nice windy
aay to wash your best flannels, to that
ther will dry quickly.
loo aewaxa, iuo
The reader of this paper will be pleaseo
to learn mac to ere la at least one dreaded
aiaeaae tnai science ft an been able to c re
In all us stages, and that is Catar b
Hall's Catarrh Cure is the oni positive
eure known to the medical fraternity
Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re-
ouirea a constitutional treatment, ilall'i-
t-atarrh Cure ia taken internally, acting
directly on the blood and mucous turlare
f tn srstem, thereby destroying the
foundatioSi of the disease, and (riving the
patient strength by building up the con
Ititntion and assisting nature in doing it
work. The proprietors have so much taith
in its curative poer-. that they otfer Un
Hundred Dollars ior any cae that it ia.il
to cure, fend for I' at oi testimonials.
address, F. J. CHENEY t CO., To edo, 0
Csr""Bold by Dniyeixt 7.
Boleros of finely tuckeu Bilk in an
color you choose are one of the feattr
of dress, and black velvet boleros i ov
ered with an applique of white eni.in
leaves outlined with cord and sb el. ur.
made to wear with different bodices.
The new combination underlain ents
are very attractive with an extra belt of
pink merino, which extends from the
bust well below the waist. This gi
warmth where it is needed, and tin
pink and white mixture is very pretty
The latest vagary of fashion is the ad
dition of padding around the hips o:
dress skirts and the promise of bustle
in the near future. A jlittle bustle a'
the back in generally an improvement.
In the matter of fall millinery ther?
are a lot of novel things pretty enough
to recommend themselves to any wom
an. The turban is the hat par excell
ence of the moment, and probably wil
be until late into the season, when the
never failing picture hat will shine
strong as ever.
When bilious or costive eat a Casearet.
candy cathartic; cure guaranteed; 10, :5c
When you meet a married man sneak
ing around the block late at night with
his hat pulled down over his eyeB, it n
high time some one was writing an an
onymous letter to his wife.
Two bottles of Piso's Cure for Consump
tion enred me of a bad lung trouble. Mrs.
J.Nichols, Princeton, Ind , .Mar. 2G, 1KB
listene'
all th-
Nobody appreciates a good
like the man who wants to do
talking. I
Just try a 10c box of Cascarets, the fin
est liver and bowel regulator ever made.
Lily Drift.
Tba average boy dislike being called
"Bob."
We mostly admire the opinion! of
those who agree with u.
Nothing on earth look quite at cheer'
lea a a vacant house.
The beggar that goea to the front door
to ask for alms hasn't teen long in the
business.
It seem to be human nature if yon
dielike a man to dis.ike all connected
with him.
one
Fact is worth a column of rhetoric. It is
a fact established by the testimony of
thousands, that Hood's Sarsaparilla doea
cure scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh and
other diseases and affections arising from
impure state or low condition of the
blood. It alsc overcomes that tired feel
ing, create a go id appe itc, gives strength
to every part of li e system. Get only
food's
Sarsaparilla
The best ta fact, tin- One True lilno.l Purifier.
Hnnfl's Pills c"rB '-t,'er T '
IIUUU rillA take, easy to operate. 25c.
Some newspaper men would have a
great deal more influence if tliey did
not allow the community to become per
sonally acquained with them.
Mr. Wlimlow'i soothing vcr lor emit,
ren teethinK, ki(iiii the zuinn, re.iuces inrtum
inatlon, allavs pain, cure wind colic. Z'x: outdo
You make enemies of most men
when you beat them in an argument
Gladness Comes
With a better understanding of the
transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef
forts gentle efforts pleasantefforts
rightly directed. There is comfort ia
the knowledge, that so many forms of
bickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial ettccts, to note when you pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
rally 100 of tha Moct Funoni Mo ud Wonm of both con
UntnU havv eoniiibntod to Uu azt ftu't Vol am of
Thebuth'S
(ompanion
Celebrating in iSq? its seventy-first birthday,
Thk Companion offers its render many excep
tionally brilliant features. The two hemisphere
have been explored in search of attractive matter.
Un Macuren,
I op THt CoMMmON-t notbd CONTNiturom POM 'IT.
m Special otM ttltm.
IAS kUCLAaiK.
atroTAao x ip us.
BALL CAINS.
rsAsi a. TociTo.
Alois raiDiaio.
sunam uluam roidica.
Distinguished Writers
CHARLES DUDLEY W A EX II
TEFHXN CEASE
HAMLIN ALAND.
MAX O'lEU.
W. CLARK ttnuZLL.
ALICE Loaaruxow.
HON. TH0MAI . HIED.
ANDREW OARNESU.
LIEUT R. R. PEART, V.I. N.
DR. CTRVI IDION.
DR. ED. ITEaiTf HALE
DR. LYMAN ABS0TT.
TAILOHMADK BUT TRIMMED.
of the actors, and by accident I walked
Into Mrs. Kendal's room. That good
lady was about to begin her toilet. Bh
shrieked: 'Oo away! (Jo away!' I
turned, shut my eyes tiht, bowed, and
said: 'Madam, I need'no persuasion.
And to this day I have never been abl
to tell which she resented the mors my
Intrusion or my remark."
tertals for It, and perhaps that goods
you have In hand will serve. If so.
WHEN- WttlTIMa TO ADVfcRVTlKBK,
l-LU say yaa saw ta a4rartlsaat
8
()
Stockings in amall check
color are the tales'.
of
?'.ii,
Ayer's Argument.
(
(
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If there is ny reason why you should use
tny sarsaparilla, there is every reason why you
should use Ayer's. When you take sarsaparilla
you take it to cure disease ; you want to be cured
as quickly as possible and as cheaply us possible.
That is why you should use Ayer's: if cures
quickly and cheaply and it cures to stay. Many
peoplt write us : "I would sooner have one bottle
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla than three of any other
kind. A druggist writes that "one bottle of
Ayar'a will give more benefit than six of any other
kind." If one bottle of Ayer's will do the work
of three it must have the strength of three at the
cost of one. There's the point in a nutshell.. It
pays every way to use
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. ()
HS. - - .aaakw
YOUR CHOICE Or FIT ON LOOSENESS.
)
you are fortunate, for It la a vary at
tractive model.
The-urreutly stylish counterfeit of the
Jackets of the time of Louis XIV. la
portrayed n the second nfctare. It was
)made of dark treen JacqiuNl, a ad ac
, romps nied a plain skirt deeply located
at the back. The jacket formed full
pleats at the back, and the front was
nntahed with small rev era which were
appllqoed with black atlk braid on
whit eloth, the collar being the same
that thta term la a necessity for pur
poses of claaslfleatlon. The Jacket of
this fifth sketch shows how great the
need of such a term Is, for this (rarmeat
I of strictest tailor flnlah In all but the
trimming on couar ana revers, and that I til
1a an Alutwtrtifa itlapn ... I Wf
braid. It l made of steel cray cloth ! W
and has a moderately long lmsue, wide '
turned revrs aud turned-down collar,
with all elites ornamented with stitch
ing. The Jacket opns In front and has !
a pocket on each side. The dreas skirt
accompanying tills Jacket Is of the same
gray cloth, and the bodice has silk lin
ing, with deep yoke of white lace and
silk.
All these dresses that have received
the artist's attention are free from the
experimental novehMea In which the ad
vanced woman delights, but it may be
as well to mention a few of the tatter's
fancies. She will wear an overdress
you see, she cares leaa for grace than
for novelty. This will be Hke a second
skirt, hang free to within an loch or
ao of the foot of the skirt, and nave a
deep hem for finish. It may be silt at
the sides to the hlpa, and Mem Advance
la a very handsome, tall and slender
figure; It ahould be slit. Her hat will
be tipped well over her none, her shoes
will be pointed, her gloves heavy and
In either case with enormous big but
tons. She will rear her chin as much aa
possible above a high close Iota made
en aulte with the hat, and she will be
careful that It will not be possible "to
lift the enld chin any more than a quarter-Inch
above tie boa. Anyone wbo
keepa track of the very latest poaatbla
fad of fashion, and la wllVlng to repro
duce rt on her own pretty bark must be
kept very busy over something not very
much worth white.
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IS THE YOUTH'S COMPANION. Boston. Mass.
- Absolutely Pure-Delicious-Nutritious -
The Breakfast Cocoa
made; ay
Walter Baker 3f Co.
DORCHESTER. MASS.
COSTS LESS THAN ONE CENT A CUP:
NO CHEMICALS.
ALWAYS ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Waiter Baker it Co. Breakfast Cocoa
MADE AT DORCHE$TER,MASS.IT BEARS
THEIR TRADE MAM U BEUE CHOCOWTlltt
ON EVERY CAN.
AVOID IMITATIONS
"Brevity Is the Soul of Wit."
Good Wife, You
Need
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