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b wseca
If you tre young you nat
urally appesr to.
If you tre old, why ap
pesr to?
Keep young, inwardly; we
will look titer the eut
wardly. You need not worry longer
bout those little streaks of
gray; advance agents of age.
will aisrely retore color to
jrrry hair: and it will also
give your nnir all ti e wealth
and gloss of early hfi.
Do not allow the falling of
your hair to threaten you
longer with baldness. Do not
be annoyed with dandruff.
U'e will aend you our book
on the Hair and Scalp, free
upon request.
WfNm Im lha Dmmtmr.
It f ' ohtftin il the (MSA
flu Ton sipc'l Irom Oi Q . .f
th tlror, wnl (he rtoriwr lwmt tt
Pf'Hibtr th.w It orn dlriltr
w?t vnrw F,.rl .im whtaM
Allr.., llK. V. :. ATE
Ltfwetl, MM.
A D ilrj Hint
It ia a ry poor management to have
tin cows yielding milk liberally while
in paiture, but when on hay in the
arinter seas n to be mere mipnem.
Jive them warm stables, the right kind
4 food and water in abundance, and
be income from them will he grea'er
fcan that in the summer. Mitk them
axrly in the morning and feed them,
hat tbe Interval may not be so long aa
make them hungry and restlesj. All
h pays well, indetd.
POMMEL
Tt a it
SlMK Coal
SLICKER
en
gpi ors r4r an4 m4I ptr
f.-,w ir. la Hi. hBrfcaat
II it tMir ww. If wtaki lV
year town, writt trtr cautru (
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To California
Comfort ibly.
Throiiffh tourist sleenlnK-oars for
' Portland, San Francisco anil I" Ange
Im lsve Omaha vis th Hurlinpton
! Boutd st 4t8v p. in. evrv Thursday,
j Thry arecarpeted.upholiitere.l In rat
tan, bsve spring nests and bscks, and
i are provided with enrislin. bedding
j towels, soap. ate. An experienced ei
! euri ion-conductor and a uniformed
i Futinian porter ocnmiany thetn
' ttiroi fh to the fie I flu I oust,
t Nut so axpen-iv -ly finished nor so
One to 1- ok st as pal ..ce tlrrprrit, run
nt as 4food to ride in. He:oul-cIs-s
tickets ar.t honored, snd the price of a
berth, wide enough and big eiiouah for
two, ia only $3
For a (older giving fall particulars,
write to
i. t resets, onrl Psueafer Afent,
Omtne. Web.
Ik Bt Jetepk aad Grand Island
- fatiM OHj aid Oasaha lallwaj
...... aaa ttfa
INORTIIT AND QUICKEST MUTES
NORTH
WEST lEEl EAST
SOUTH
'a-afwM.'S- UiUBPifl-n9 IjtUn
III TBI rT-ITai iww
a Ceafewals Onesa S all rwai
let Isterasitu reeerotiuj ratea, eta., ee.ll i
afiMttai eesrewt efesta
i aa rvBwa, wwm-t 'r-
(fee. fsaa All
W. r. aesttwee, JB-,
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"IFAT first you dont
SUCCEED,
TRY
finaie vary eerie (lark are be'ner
told la Parle and Loudon papers about
ijpuouc experiments ia lha former
ity The iu,t reui.rkabie of these
piaio '-accounts of scientific fact"
ire about certain weird experiments
y ur. Liy at, the Charlte UmtD.Ul.
n the "exteriorization" of the hu.
iiuu holy. ( 'tie womao u' iect's
rpoteal iody was mi completely ex-
tenonz d that lJr Luis was able to
transfer tier seusibnty Into a tu n-
tier of water. Ibe tuujbler was
taken out of sight if the hypnotized
-ubject and a reporter present wag
i-ked to touch the water. Jle placed
big tinker in the water aad the wo
man started as though in pain. The
;xperiiueut was tried successfully on
veral subjects. Tue water retained
the sensibility foracou-.ider.ible time,
iiid If drank before tin: sensildiitr
w.w exliau .led t ie patient fell into a j
i ally swoon. Ir. Luy. it is further
related, was also able to confirm the
Ji-overy tuade by Col. iioche Ad-
tiilii'trator of the Kcole I'olytechui- j
jue. that it In po sible to transfer the !
iensli.llit.y of a hypnotized subject to
til l fie;itive of a uhotoirrai'h Of the
pal cnL In such experiments the
utijei t not only felt but.sliowed si((iis :
it any mara made on the negative,
IntoL lloclie's exierini"nts the dp-
alive was hcrat hed wt i a pin. and j
tiit! sub e t woujd wince with appar-;
nt tain. and almost imined atcly a s -s.ience Speak not but what may
mar would show on the bands simi-. ni others or yourself; avoid trilling
1 .r to those made with the p.n on the ; conversations '
negative. Ut. Luys is sud to have; - .,)rder-Let all your things have
. .led this experluie.it at the U.anto j th,,h. tl ,et eat.D art of your busl
HospiUl with coiihideral.le success, i hHVM 1fa ,., ,
Clay Food.
Earth, or clay, is an article of"dlet
in various places. The poorer classes j
jf North or Ninth Carolina are said
to eat It to such an extent as to (five
their complexion a peculiar greeniHh
hue.' lluiiilioldu outing his explora-
tions of the Kin Sgro. Sj .ut h Amer-!
l a. disccvered a tribe of Indians .
whoe principal foixl during the rainy
season was a fat, uuc iions clay cilled
"tMtie." Toere are seve al Central
American tribes that greedily dc
vi. ur the earth of ant hills, and the
sauifl may ie said of the negroes of
Sierra Leone. In Germany, duriuir
the time of the last famine, an in
fusorial earth called "mountain meal"
was largely used, either with or with
out a tulilure of wheat flour.
'Too Oenernua fur H Ira.
When the young roil ionairs who il
visiting the city c led upoa a U'ly
afqua ntince mo ia a torn matcl
maker a .e urg'-d u;na biw the nece
aity of getting marrind and settling
down. "I have f ur eligible aiecea,"
she sa d, "and all would make good
wives. "
He simply disavowed any intention
of making m re thin one woman bis
wife, and eacued before ane railied.
Detroit Free Press.
HEROES OF WAR.
from th Chicio Jimf Htrtld.
The feeling of auuuration tor baroaa of
war crux to be innate iu the buaia
heart, and is brought to tiae surface aa
the oitortuait eoj object, fur such ktm
worslup prewuls iUnlf.
AiiMiiix thus whii pro red their bwuiwta
dunug our Civil War su A, !i hiffeniiT,
of H.l St
wii k Street,
Chiiig.). Ue
is su Aus
trian by
birth, ctuie
to America
at th ax of
twenty, end
woiQ het-ame
sn American
eitijwn. He
was liviug
at Milwau
kee when
tbe call for
V 0 I u Dteers
came, esrly
r'cnvtii e mound
In 1HI12, aad
i, ,,rn!t,!lr enlUted In Coiupeny A
ef
rh Twentr-siith WbcoBsia Volunteers.
In the Amiy of te f'otouiac ear boru saw
much fightiug, caiupai.uing to th Sheu
sndosh V alley. 1
In the first day's fiKhtim it the battia
of Cettjeburg, S. hiff eneder re eived a
wound in the right side, wbicb sterward
raus. d biro uiui h trouble. With a por
tion of his regitneut he ss captured snd
imprisoned st Hell I!nn sud AnUeriwu
tille, smi afterwsrd exchs.iaed. He re
turned to his regiment, whicti was trsns-fi-rred
to the army of General Shertinn,
and uisrched with biui through C-aorg.a
t,I1n3th,s,'csmpa!-n Mr. Schiffemler'e old
wound hegau to .rouhle him and be wa
.,-nt to the hospital end then borne. He
bsii also contracted e.tarrh of the stia
acli and found no relief fur years.
"I happened to read su account of Ur.
Wllliame' 1'ir.k r.ll. for Jale I'topla
about a ye.r ago.'1 he said, "and thought
that they might be good fr my trouble.
1 concluded to try them. I hought one
lox and began to take them according
to dire-lions. They gsve me grest relief.
After finishing tbat box I bough another
and w4"1" bad ,ak'B b' pm 1 fclt lht
I wn i tired."
C3! YWMElf!
I Nig Vi for UNimturftl
aft It ., ItlttAUAlUaiUupa,
a x mus. tti laiutOwl ibvluMrttie.
r awai si piani wrapi-rr,
1T iipm, prr-pal.L ttti
ft CO. or I boHl, U ft..
Circular wti d rta)aMc
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aiaT acatc. habt irowiv.
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FRANKLIN'S MORAL CODE.
Bit of Philosophy of th Great
All-U .mid American.
The professor was having a few
pleasant aud lnatructlve moments with
bis class outside of the Held of the text
book, just as every good teacher ought
to do If be does not. Ha bad knocked
arouud iu luauy localities, and bud
touciied upun many auu.i-'cts, CuuiiJg
buck at laat to Ibu homely aud plaia.
'Uow many or you." tie ino.u.iru, .
"ever iieani or Benjamin frausuui
All bands went up.
"How many of you know that be
Bleeps lu a neglected grave In a ceme
tery in the very bean of Philadelphia V
All bands went up.
"How many of you know that h was
the greatest philosopher America baa
produced?"
All bunds weut up.
"How many of you know the moral
code whicti he formulated ana kept tor
bU guide to action, banding It down to
posterity In clear and succinct form?'
No bands went up.
"(Jet out your pencils, then" aaid the
pofeso pleasantly, "and write It
down In imiatrraohs as I call It, off to
you from memory, for I find It an ex-
cellent thing to know as ona-kuov a
road leading to a good place. It runs
s follows-
Temperance-Eat not to fullness;
drluk llot t0 elevation.'
" 'Hcaolutlon Resolve to perform
what you ought; perform without, fail
what you resolve.'
" 'Frugality Make no expanse, but
do good to others as yourself; that is,
waste nothing.'
Industry Lose no time, be always
employed in sometning usertit;
but
"vu,u " unnecessary ac.ions.
.Hliieerlty I'se no hurtful deceit;
think Innocently and justly; and If you
speak, speak accordingly.'
" 'Justice Wroug no one by doing In
juries or omltllng the benefits that are
your duty.'
" 'Modi ration Avoid extremes; for
bear resenting Injuries.'
" 'Cleatilluess .Suffer no uueleauli
ness In body, clothes or habitation.'
" Tranquility lie not disturbed
about trifles, or at accidents common or
Bua voidable.'
j " 'Humility Imitate Jesus Christ'
I There," said the professor, "how
many of you think that Is a good code
, of morals '!"
All bands went up. Detroit Fr.e
Press,
St Petersburg ia the oldest capital In
Europe.
Several people living bava double
rows of natural teeth. t
On an average there are more daugh
ters boru to royalty than sons. j
The finest emeralds known are aalj
to be those belougiua" to tbe Spanish
crow,n. I
The choicest of tobacco grown In
81am cannot be purchased, as It is re
served for the special use of the kl0
and the chief officers of state.
The natives of China are much Im
pressed with American sewing ma
chines, and American firms recentp
tent a shipment to Bangkok, valued At
$fvi,XK. ,
Out of the mauy thousands of cavli
dates declined for the British arm;'
each year, by far the largest nuubei
are rejected on account, of-being untbltvi
Qli.J9i)Sw3&
I
to past the authorlae.l test Tor eyelght;J ttu ),y rvtronhis. the Arbiter hb-gan-Of
Drliiting paper alone Japan tm I tianttn of 'ero' rclyn. Every one who
ported over B.fMiO.OOO pounds lust year!
while of other descriptions of paper 8UJ
Imported to the value or ,-5oo,uou,uoi
yeu, equal to $400,000 In gold
More lhau 40 per cent, of the Brltisl
neoole could not write their nami
when the Queen ascended the thron
Tbe proportion lu that condition hiJ
now been reduced to 7 per cent,
It Is estimated that about 20,000,04
feet of Ani'-rlean poplar is consumed
London and English outports In a yea
about one-half of which volume la bf
lieved to be hi tided In the metropolis.
J
A New Hecrult.
He was au unsuccessful author
be had been vainly trying to induce tli
bank oflb-bils to consent to the renew 1
ol his 00 d-iys note and when he reap
ed home hi; was sad and low-splrlUd.
Hut be found this little memorandu
under his plute: ' i
.i. .), i'i,.uau nttcud to these Iten i
at once:
"The gas bill Is WHO.
"The coal bill Is JO.tJO.
"Please give the servants $10 a
"Pay the butcher ?110.
"The trocerymau tiiiiat have $
"We owe $11 for milk and butt
"If mv new dresi cotnta whlll yotl
are home pay the hoy f l.
1 believe that I" 'ill, for the seut.
At least, I don t lltitiK oi awjiuina
more Just now.
j s.-Pnt I0 under tbe rd nana
kerchief box on my bureau f; me. ,
He went over the above Isnia care
fully and prayerfully, and wn he bad
fully mastered them he peieea tnene
Ines:
"Molly: 1 hiwe gone to elst In tbe
army. It Is cowardly to aklk around
home when tny country-new my aer
vlcea. I hope the I-sird will -e care of
you. I can't"
Praise for America fJlcaitleta.
A lending British aclen.flc Journal
In alluding o tbe laat wort of the
Smithsonian Institution, aye: "Nar
row, Indeed, In intelUctw range and
sympathy moat be the mid that can
ii ml nothlna of Intareat etwaen the
FlutO oil uincb ift li.ui. iii M'itlUi e
and from not a few depa nine its of
systematized research not ge&erally
reeognlzi d as atrlctly scientific, arti
cles by the ablest pens are reproduced,
V V ' I
and we have thus In convenient form i
a eoiupeudlutn of the very latent re
sults of specialized work. The word ;
'iiiJjpeiiibk',' which so often occurs '
In the can, of modern crltieiKm, is per-'
t!cc.;.ii! rjv'icalde to ti."tt? voivoi'-s.
for It Is rarely that a woik on a sc'.tn-
t:fle tu,jAct .,s,.,.,
frn'n th press
wi.i-t'u(' It "ti s s v -a i.'i. ir:--"':i f,
Ci-cn sea soundluts or ti e larcst ex-!
planation of the Martian canals which j
does not bristle with nsterisks referring
the reader to the Smithsonian reports.
Chemistry and physiology pre esoo
clally beholden to the institution, the
first authorities on those sulijects being
put under contribution," and there is
much mora of a similar tenor.
Henry James, the novelist, bat aor
chased a house in tbe plcluresiiue En
glish town of Kye, where he Intends te
spend the rest of his days.
Germany publishes more than twice
a. many books as France every year,
from 20,01 0 to 20,000 being her aunusl
output to the 10,000 of France.
Nansen having mad a comfortable
fortune out of bis book, "Farthest
North," Johsnsen, bis comrade of the
sledge Journey, Is reaching for a share
of the plums. It Is rumored that he
has received ?8,000 for the English
rights of bis coming Arctic volume, and
the German. Norwegian and French
editions will, uo doubt, be profitable
also.
The grave of Benjamin Franklin, la
Philadelphia, Is In a neglected condl
tiou. No appropriate stone rises over
It, and the ground about It Is uucared
for. Only an old-fashioned marble slab
covers the spot where the great man
lies, and this (now woru and discolored
by age), was placed there a hundred
years ago and nothing has bn dene
to it since.
The connection of Zola with the Drey
fus matter has had one effect oh the
snle of his latest book, "r'arls." France
bought fewer and outside countries
more of the book In consequence. He
fore the trial C3.000 copies of the book
had been ordered by booksellers and
before tbe day of publication 10,000 of
these orders had been canceled In
France, but 15,000 extra orders were
received from outside countries. Of
tbe books sent away Kussia took the
most, Germany, England and Italy fol
lowing after.
The first of the Haggard family to
publish a novel was not the author of
"She," but Col. Andrew Haggard, who
wrote "Ada Triscoth," lu l.TU, wh..-n
he was serving at Plymouth. Two of
h!s six brothers have since followed his
example. He has now explored a
period of history not yet treated lu fic
tion, namely, the second Putilc war, in
a novel soon to be published, called
Hannibal's Daughter." Col. Haggard
bus lived on the site of old Carthage
while visiting his brother, Mr. V. Hag
gard, in Tunis, aud bis distinguished
service In Ivj-ypt fits him to deal with
the military side of the story.
It was a brilliant idea ou the part of
Prof. Harry 'T. Peck to translate the
famous but virtually unread novel writ
has rend "(Joo Vadis"-and every one
lias rend that laiuoi
novel-has a soft
oliice in bis In-art for Pctrotiliis. Even
those who comb-inn the book think that
Sietiklewlcz" portrait of Petroiilus is Its
ouc excuse for being. Dike many of
l!i ntb.-r eburactels ill "Olio Vadis"
k T',,ir,,,il,w . no bistorieul liersoliiiirc
Btid his novel Is the one surviving spi-el--
men of "the realistic novel iu unti(til
i ty," as Prof. Peck truly says. Only a
, portion of the original novel will be
, translated, but t will, of course, lie
the most important portion. Prof. Peek
has written tin exhaustive introduction
nnd tbe book will be profus.-ly Illus
trated with reproductions from ancient
originals and authoritative restorations.
Onmis of Elect rlcul Journals.
That electricity is it progressive sci
ence needs no proof, and the rapidity
aud the extent of Its daily growth Is
aatonltdiing. The vast number of peo
ple Interested In tbe various branches
of its commercial and scientific appli
cation Is forcibly illustrated by the
number of Journals devoted exclusively
to electrical topics, there being no less
than fifty ilfclit of these, while there
arc an equal nuuber of allied Journals
that treat of the new developments In
apechil tit-Ida. Of thu electrical Jour
nals fifteen are published lu France
utid eleven In the I'nlted Slates, while
the balance are scattered all over the
civlll.ed world. With these facts lu
mind the tlllllculty of the electrical en
gineer in keeping thoroughly posted on
the developments of bis art may be ap
preciated. v
Need .-ss Cans
-"I don't know that 1 really blame Mr.
Kicklnger, but 1 can't help noticing
that since he Insured bis life for f'20,-
000 he takes ever so much better care of
himself than he did when ho hadn't a
cent of life Insurance."
A Great Halt Jtock.
Thfl birgeat uias of pure rock aalt in
the world lb-a undr the province of
Oalllrla, Hungary. It la known to be
U0 miles long, 20 mllea broao, and 2Si
fm;
mm
Trust to four Horse.
The horne p tesase an acute power
jf wut ami ii many cases tuifl eeuse
has proves invaluable to the owner or
. , l l . - ,i I .
urlver. -"ou mtr.ry ever none.
the tluae. It will be w;ll for all h
have occasion to drive at night and
when they rn"t trust Innr-ly to the
horn- for i;-("ri5 t ,l,e )! f.'
io hav l!m us.'o.'olr-d, r V- icv
loosely checked. If he baa a fiej hei.J
he will not ba like'y to 'et off the
r i
jsJ
We wiil forleit il.UU if any of onr pah-
jfd testmioii itls are pro i n so be noi
genuine. Tuk Iio t'o., Warren, Fa.
Preaching with power is cot, i,ei:essi
r'dy preauhii.g with a loud noise
It ia the firm opinion of Hon. Fan'onl
Itole thaf o ie of 'he United Sta'es sen
ators from Hawaii should have flowing
vvh.skers.
Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is a constitutional cure. Price 75 censt.
It is not enough to be orthodox in out
belie'', we must be orthodox in our ac
tions also.
AVcgelablcPrcparatfonforAs
slmilatiiig tjieroodandBcula
tin tite SlQiaaths EislBowcls of
mMMm
Promotes DTgestion,ChEcrful
ncss and Rest.Con tains neilher
Crpnim.Morpliine norldiaal.
Not NAitcoTic.
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Pm,J,'w. Smd- I JL 1
I A-wfciA- -i r a ' In i
4 h ijfi in
JtSZ&fcm ) T !l Q Q j
AperfectReirvedyforConstip-- 1 1 il . IT !
lion. Sour Stoniach.Diarrhoea. I g " !
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- m I CniT flllOsT
uessandLossorSUEtP. ffl W U I UffUl
., -1
r S I Thirty Years
PllMBIfl
j exact coaror WHAPPsa. m II J UllMuU
-'i" motif thc cewtauw eowewv. new voew cm.
MeMjjugeegggriBjutji
M Satisfies
Jf that dry taste W
fW in the mouth.
W Pemembcr tfie nmey
Trfferi? pensions
111 I" aim. BOWfjnry-wss. I
larrad rlt tot Howfe.
' A though tarred p ier roofs ara
lerre 1 for winter, yet they can be aval
oi to advantage during ho sum mar.
Th -y make 'he cheapest and beet rooli
if ihe work is well done. Fasten th
f -It (pajier) in places and paint it with
ctal tar, using the t iriiot, and throw
e owli es-;.l a h p-Hf n' tfie coil
.r n- ui re, oif. in ihre iu nth
thereafter g vs another co t ni of tar
and sand aril thou a coating once
i? P. .'.jh t r j -vill last a I'M.ime.
oipies
Are the danger signals of impure blase.
They show that tbe vital fluid ia h
bad condition, that health is in danger el
wreck. Clear the tra k by taking Hood't
Sarsaparilla and the biood will be mad
pure, complexion fair and healthy, ao4
life's jouruey pleto-ant and successful.
ILf!
cod's' parilla
ii AmerL
:a's Crcait Meclioins. Si; alx for I
Hocd'S Fills curs lnlitfilion. hiliouiiwaa,
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
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