D Anm goat ja?" ak the
aaa sO AailUlsii. Don't know. Nev-
. aayihiua:.
Then a Japanese admiral refer to
war retwru in tl Si. Petersburg
vTostotschnl Vestnlk be only Mueexe.
i-Wbeu we get to raising seals lu Lake
fcUpoJlur fur eoau will Lkelj be cheaa
ni. It took like a nh rorr. kow-
year added tulles to
liw'niiage of railroads in ibis couu-
jt. f Let u ee that thi does not
ilaqraeae . the number of collision
in
A lamp chimney that bad been lu
i 'Sf' Hampshire family for twenty
fMin,i we broken tiie other day. It
Is 0iatertaVnt that the family never
kept a hired girl.
&! Busian doctor has succeeded In
' removing a bullet from a girl's heart
nhiT saving her life. Bullet are eay
bat when Cupid's arrow get Into
4ha sauae place science la batfled-
. On of the leading educators of
England declares that "at birth there
la not much difference between a baby
'tad i' monkey." Well, we nave seen
'ttitom grwn onea W "which the dlstlnc-"aba-waanot
vMble to the naked eye.
v4ahljafonaa-n recently told a group
- of -saeni Interested In reclaiming those
y no. have gone wrong that the beet
school of crime was the street, and
a Philadelphia man said that trashy
waWeU were "the text book used in
twit- sMtooL 'They agreed that the
way to eve- the boy was to give
them good reading and to keep tbem
frwoK the- street
the farmer who is out of debt and
' baa" Ills corn ' crop in the crib, his
"x" well housed and bis larder sup
plied with buckwheat flour and fresh
-a)aag la la a position of greater in
timpm asnce than Plerpont Morgan,
.Jaieanetar Bepew, John D. Bockefel
ter or anjF other feller. There may be
times when the lot of the farmer Is
full,, of care and anxiety, but moot of
them.' are content and very lnde(end
enf these day.
More and more la municipal govern
ment coming to be the crux of all
gvwernuiiit in this country. Its prob
lem a r short-range ones. Intimate
and urgent. They make constant de
mand upon the best experience and
training. They are, or should b
largely the problems of business an?
m-mktts and very little of politics.
, WkMi -he American people get this
kU-A into their heads and act upon It
(Jiere will be more and better "cltys
tuen" In this country than there are
at present
Hmnectieut by an "act of the last
legiaiature prohibits the rale in that
' s ate of h.ii'M in mining and oil cor
porations wherever organized until
ciWi eorVorations have filed with, the
iertary of State a sworn statement
resarflini the location and financial
ud physical Condition of the property
.ind the amount of eaah expended
he: eon. A fee of $25 must accorn
jiaay (tie .statement. This law pro
. eisls uo:t the assumption that a niln-
'u? or oil ftchwne is guilty until prov
' Inuocent." and that is not a very
jiijiiat ax!iun:piJon, either Legitimate
er.t; r;rips of the kind will proMbly
--e-jaisd It with decided favor.
It U probably true that mom large
. allies an- not adequately policed and
It will hardly be denied that In moat
places magistrates are unduly len-ietit:fldthat-
offenden are not made
' to t"l the law's iiney band. With
nail fcsaect to those who dwell upon
the- reformatory aspect of tha criael
nal code, tite ct emaiaa that crime
will nourish wherever ths law la
'tripped of Ira terrors. The hypothe
sis' that crimes of violent will be re
dued In proportion to tho danger la
vfHv.5 in.courtiiltttnK tbem will atfil
tear a good deal of examination at the
hand of those responsible for maln
tafntng" the "peace and dignity" of a
"eomflratity.
llvat aid volcano, of our boyhood
recollections, Popocatepetl. is for aala
at $S,t,000. Whether this is a bar
'tfalsr' prVe or not the advertisement
' 4Mefft -state, but it sounds fairly rea
Haairbte. 1 The volcano is certahity omm
the leadinir eortsattlaa of tte wmM.
hot It might be well, befar asjsjat
jiig out the money to ascertain if there
u any 'danger that", tte aalghttoni
"MlgtK proceHl against fan for eaconr
'atlrtg Htttonnee: Anyway, there may
wffllUWJre wHb no need of casa
-ylaa afWHasV leoae who woaid eonatd
er a volcano a desirable tfaiag. and
. there la no doubt . tbat would gtn
;fbe purchaser a good deal t ravata
tftmmi a "corinolsseur in btlea-brae,
"1KI VBfh't It he an Meal place far
w'atiBntwT " " .':-'.' ' 1
..... -f . - .T.; :
!- Hmthot thHerloaa thmga atett kt)
ttaaaett U..that the mora It , to at
larted th more It la !... II tea ao
frlMjda, and jret'lt fonrteaaa. Ite
endtei chain for the Wm ti ab
!ra;niug l.M00 stgnafiirM a t
ittion'to Ormaress asking tor iatl-tfr
strertr leglslarloo la M tte Wrtaat
h.-vU of the ertjle'of tbt "Qi
u:lV a It, la railed, and we weald
h, k sr!lmg:t ,- wr ,Nmt - motif 09-
a. In tkm ImmA all
vaaw&x and imugr asarts it
nu'jU t.m It, tint !i . i
doiM. (Iwtt f! r;fc)re-l !J W uT1
inhed tltwrt'-sns utimkeU ir ja'd fo.
S.254.!i(.:i3i iiaretteii durii, tlie la
nscvi yasr. sa Ucrene of SoT.13 i
is a aingi year. We used 337,!l40.tiU!
pounds of tobacco Usi year in al
forms and smofced 6.7S7.4.r4.10 cig
ars. Contrary to general belief, uiort
snuff than ever is made and used.
The principal complaint against th,
schools and universities has been tha'
they tended to augment the alreadj
overcrowded "professions";' that thej
gave prominence in their curricula ti
the studies that were calculated U
equip men for the so-called polite iur
suits of life. As a result there catu
from the college door every June a
sinall army of doctors, lawyers, preach
ers and writers. There are bopefu.'
Indexations, however, of a tendency
ma the part of the colleges and unl
verxiries to meet the demand for edu
cat--d men In the various Hues of coin
litt-rcial id iudUxlrUl endeavor, whirl
modem conditions have created. Tber
is gradual and more adequate recogni
tion of the fact that the so-called "pro
fcsMoiiH" are already overcrowded and
that the great demand of our times li
for trained commercial and scientific
men, for men who can take the place
of the self-educated and self-made men
who built up great Industrial and com
mercial enterprises. Dean James H
Tufts, of the University of Chicago,
in bis address to a graduating class
declared tbat In most classes to-daj
fully three-fourths of the men grad
uating intend to enter commercial pur
ulta Instead of . the professions
Twenty years ago one-third of the men
In the graduating classes of the col
lege ' became teachers, one-fourth oi
one-Oftb entered the ministry and nol
more than one-fourth went Into busi
ness, said Dean Tufts. There are not
enough patients for all the doctors and
not enough clients for ail the lawyers.
It is time the universities were turn
ing out men to take the place- f thi
great builders, merchants ami irIiic
ers of our time.
Another year has closed and tht
Billionaire philanthropists have ended
their annual effort to give away theit
arcings and diminish their principal.
Mr. Carnegie Is the most consplcnoni
figure in the group, not only becuuM
he gives far more than any other, but
because he is the one who discovered
that It would be a disgrace to die rich,
and this set the others to thinking
The library Is still I hobby with him
and during tiip year he tave $o,595.50(
for llbm v Si'rM. !::-. In ninety -six cltin
and t'nviK in ii-; country. He began
twins ;i I. !r:i in 1900. Sine
that time he lm given 32.1 in the Uni
ted States, al a cost of I21.722.WW. Ig
addition to these he gave $.350,000 foi
a library In Toronto. 1100.000 foi
libraries In England, and $125,000 foi
a library In Barbados. He has given
to colleges and other Institutions is
this country aud abroad $1,357,000; tc
cbnrches, 134,500; to The Hague Court
f Arbitration. $1,750,000; for scientific
research In Scotland. $5,000,000; fot
phonetic reform, $10,000: for the New
York botanical garden. $2,000; to th
town of Dunfermline, f-otland, $2,500,
000; to the New York Engineers' Unlor
Home, $1,000,000; for a pension fund
for disabled workmen In the Carnegii
Steel works, $4.0i0.ono. This raakei
a total of $25,824,500. He has no1
touched his principal. He has ' noi
given away this year's Income, which
in ronnd numbers Is $21,000,000. n
must give awsy $50 every minute tc
dispose of his Income alone. Ther
think of his huge principal: It would
be rash to say that J. D. Rockefeller
Sr., Is haunted with fesrs of disgrac
If he should be found dying with
money In his coffers. His Income
probably, is lurger than .Mr. Carnegie's
yet, while the latter has given away
$25,824,500, Mr. Rockefeller has given
way but $3,044,597. and more that
one-half of this to the university ot
Chicago. His other donations includf
$173)0 to religious b.1ie, $2i2sj(
to colleges, and $W.0 to the Nebraski
State University, which th.it Instltn
tion Anally declined to accent on hlgt
moral grounds, notwithstanding tin
tempting array or sixes; and $30,0W tc
Charity. Henry Phlpps. another phil
anthroplc millionaire, has given awai
$1,835,000, of which $1,500,000 is foi
a noble purpose, a free hospital foi
, consumptives. Dr. D. K. Pearsons hai
, kept bis lever" pretty busily at work
but he has only given $20,000 to tin
little colleges and $50,000 to charity
The doctor, however, may make
better record In l!i, for he has ove
$300,000 of pledges to clear up It
Jane, and after tbat he proposes ft
tart In afresh, for he is determined
that when he goes there will be nobi
of bis money left for any one to scram
ble orer. And what has J. Pierpon
Morgan given? Just $10,000 to thi
American Archaeological school It
Borne, whose dozen or so pupils an
watching the forum excavations. Them
tre men, who are the principal mil
Mortal re philanthropists. comblne
have given away boot $31,000,001
during the year. As they are elderlj
men, and life Is uncertain and 11 mi
la short they must expedlate , theli
benefaction If they do not Intend U
IMke their exit until they hare give
bark to all they hare received. An
yat thetr $31:000,000 will do great goot
tn many ways.
DMferwat Ikaadpaiata.
Ite Wife The minister told at t
Ml yaw te tteaght It wa year art;
t to eharch erery Ban day.
vTte Brute Well, tell him I thial
It la his duty ta tarn hla Bring at
weekdays Ufa.
AMeswtaff
to - statistic ntae-tentt
of tte
lecturers are wan Is
This atay be aews to baetu
lota, hot with married asea It aria
A HIGiii-K JUiUE
Aam-Sin- f i rss get ths
houB iu tlitapiy, yoj will tiki It,
fcouise.
Henpeck 1 ood'I know jet. 1
haven't consulted Maria.
"But ahat Is your opioion?"
"Well, I ma j nol be much of a
lawyer, but I'm too snrewd o give
ao opinion until I'm reason a ly sure
It won't be ie?trcd -Pbiladelphia
rTeaa,
Five hundred dollars was (s:ent!y
added to toe book fund ot itf incdi
ial department of the L'niverUty of
MlcbUan to be used by the depart
ment In keeping up lis files of medic
al Jiurnals.
Three Doctors' Opinions.
BnfTalo. X. Y Feb. 15Ui. Physl-
rtans have accepted Dodd's Kidney
1'ills as the standard remedy for dis
eases of the Kidneys and kindred com
plaints. R. II. Dunaway, M. U.. of
Uenton. 111., says:
"1 lodd's Kidney Pills cured me of
Diabetes after everything else had fail
ed and I was given up to die. I huve
since prescribed them in my regular
practice for every form of Kiduey
Trouble and have never as yet known
them to fail."
Jesse L. J,!mes, M. D, St. John,
Kansas, says:
-I prescribed Dodd's Kidney Pills
for the lltle daughter of Mr. aud Mrs.
McBrlde of tbis place, who suffered
from Epileptic fits following 8car-l.-tlna;
results were miraculous; I have
oerer seen anything like it"
Inland Williamson. U. D., York-
town, Ark, says:
-Dodd's Kidney Pills are the best
nedldne I know of for all forma of
Kidney Disease. I believe in nslng
the remedy that relieves and cures my
patients whether ethical or not, and I
1 1 ways prescribe IodJ's Kidney Pills
ind can testify that they invariably
tocompllsh a permanent aud perfect
rare of all Kidney Complaints."
HARD NAMES
"I heard them call each other bard
oamea yesterday."
JWby I thought tbey were such
frlenda."
"They are, but one said: "Hello,
HoiorHkow-kltl ntzky ," and the other
leplled: "Why now are you, Ztack-
lotowakedu?" Phlladlepbla bulle
tin Tha seventh edition of Cooley's
"Constitutional Limitations upon
the Legislative Power.," baa just
been Issued from tbe presi The
editor Is Victor II. Lane, professor
of law lo the University of Michigan,
and tbe publishers are Little Browo
& Co. Cooler's CODStltutionl Limi
tations raoka fourth in a Hat of fifty
two of the moit frequently cited
text books during tbe period of the
IMS A Digest. It is cited In every
argument and opinion on the sub
ject ot which It treats. Tbe new
tdltloo of this treatise upon the
great principles that underlie oar
complex system of state and national
governments, contains three thou
sand new cases, and glvea tbe p'es
ot state of tbe law upon all the
topics discussed.
Tbe sovrelgbn mistake iz, tbat
things are valued ror what they bar
cost, and not for what tbey are
worth.
BETOltT COURTEOUS
"Sir," said tbe angry poet, who
bad missed another opportunity to
break Into pilnt, "I will be remem
bered when you are forgotten." '
"Oh, very likely, r rejoined tbe
man behind tbe blue penciL "1
alawys pay caili for tuy grocerlea.1'
Chicago Daily News. '
"I bear your brother died and left
a lot of muney." "Yea. A police
man shot him before be got out ol
tbe bank with it."
BURET
The Kehmt Phrtiqa Tan fitand Mors
CoBTa Than a Weak One.
A young Virginian says: "Having
t naturally robust constitution far
above the average, and not having a
uervoua temperament, my system was
able to resist tbe Inroads upon It by
tbe use of coffee for some years, bat
Anally the strain began to tell -
"For ten years I have been employed
is telegraph operator and typewriter
by a railroad In this section, and until
two years ago I had used coffee con
tinually from tbe time I was eight
feare old, nearly 20 years. ' '
"The work of operating the tele
graph key la a great strain npon the
nerves, and after the day's work was
ever I would feel nervous, irritable,
ran down, and toward the last suffer
ed greatly from Insomnia and neural
gia. As I never indulged In Intoxicat
ing liquors, drugs or tobacco in any
form I came to tbe conclusion thai
co fee and tea were causing the grad
nal break-down of my nervous system,
and baring read an article lu tbe Med
leal afagaalne on the composition of
coffee and Its toxic effects upon tbt
system, I was fully convinced thai
coffee waa tbe cause of my trouble.
"Seeing Postom spoken of as no.
having any of the deteriorating effect t
of coffee I decided to give up tbe atlm
ulant and give Poatnm a trial Tbe re
eult waa agreeably surprising.' Aftei
a time my nerves became wonderful!)
strong; I can do all my work at thi
telegraph key and typewriter with fat
greater than ever before. Mj
weight tea increased 85 pounds,1 my
general health keeping pace 'with It
and I tm a new man and a better one.'
Name glrea by Pootum Co., Ban!.
Creak, Mich,
TMraa a raaaea.
took hi aacfc pkg. far the fasten.
(I0WN8 F0a CALUNU
COSTUMES FOR WEAR BETWEEN
NOW AND SPRINO.
y eolcn lrM Oeods B4r4 for Wear j
UuririB Kritm Arc a Divers. fled a !
Ther Have Hoe a All Winter-Cold j
lrimmiags Ponnlar. '
Ntw York eorrwepondiKe
f""J UK ".iIch tire !
Y&J I g-ois l;-l)i-d lorj
riJ I epnui; ear ahow
f' I tbe hjiue divrr&ity
X that has on-vailed
,N in such faonca dur-
iun tbs wiuler.
lit-tl(( There ia a bout of
( j which roughness of j
unace ia me i-uiei i
liut of uuuaiial-
ucu, sou auiootn
ur:acei atuns ar?
galore. It i a fact
! Iii. t will e pl
ifrllied by tllilst
.......... I..t.
i ter wesiea ein ia
f J better -.tuniliiig than
they did in the win
ter lints, whose best
l-i.-icea were reserved, practically without
en eiiion, for the hairy "1 uuliby gol.
MiXMl KUiliiik'n a" uuuiernus, an'i are st-tr.n-tire
iu their especial way. Appar
ently tlier are to lie reserved almoot alto-
Ml
flntim
SWAGGEB CALLING GET-UP8.
t-eiliet for the walking suit. The show
ings of ilk are ninrked by a great many
t; n-y weaves, novelty couilnjf in figures
ami in the texture itself. Plain silks are
: ' ny. ton, and nnion them taffeta la
: u - iiupreaive tiiau It has lieen of late,
; i ,er w!m are interested in the sale of
-i:ks are very confident that the time Is
i.-: very far awsy when silks will resume
. - lin tin- tirt place in dress goods. This
.- y not weiii fur from the truth, since
" i-.vien i-rnootli faced cloths and the
; ih .nieie cloths seem almost to have
, i mi tci thi-ir possibilities for novelty
r the pr- nt. Mention of tha new
. ivoiiid be iuconiplete, indeed, that
!;.!; i-eiereiice to dotted sorts. These
c '.cry numerous sd(J in cousiderable
;. Tliej're listed for especiiil
TWO IfORD STYLISH CALLERS.
KtjlMmcsA next summer, and are
to fulfil! the program.
Cold trimmings are making steady
headway.. Ther are appearing every
where, and nowhere do ther take fonaa
that could offend anyone. Objectors
prophesy tbat ther sooo will be
In quantities suggestive of barbaric
dor. nnd this mar he true before tte
fashion for them is tihaoated, bat aa fat
rte arltUicaa M't kriBte4. u a
bnut.la't w.'iii'i wr it-'iri'? T-acea f
l!ii tliul are and is it,;i!iwr.v; a el!
aa oa g"i". t liiese are moatj- in Sue
liue ut Z 'i pu! ri.lur that 1 far
frvc t,jt,h..:i by ti. golJ. For drease
O . ,;.iet ta, l.u.- f r diip'n.v-- S"-5
a- bij.U. VjUieuiC!:.-s aul butt an
Wi. 'e fa! i- us for t-i.! an 1 vumun r
e-ite the iiit.-e-t "t it dresser a;
tl4i tiiue. tlir.- i uietier f iu-k- ur;u
rouceru lu talliui; and reeepm i. p'ii.
to U- worn lete-D nw rtii ;rii4.
Stjtsli folk are iu;.la.- rr . -f t: -
...ii. tl,. ir kerer'iwu lirvee
are the e!r-n.e ef dreiii- a.ij !!--rjtii.ti,
if tl-e er-r niijurc- t i ii -ri
of tl.mg. etnl little thai i re 'i. -
is in gutid stauduia u .. : -."S-ii- -
plsiuer. Nt ital ll ' r- -i" '
tuat it sever, bill t'f frtk .f f'
.if tiie fanciful eiubeiiijJiiiicnta l!:;it u;
penr alnn"t mi frwly u reciptii.H i'rtin
a on eveuinc lirenMii. In ue tic- .- call
ing suits niav lie re-eiifun-eil by ?ine et
of the cistlirst furs, so they '.-n luakc
inite a irran 1 au a'tarauie a- if they
wvre of more complex ioui.mei.ou. It
was huh calimc gowns fir the i.euiu
fieriol that the srtiit sketi !iel lor tlose
piitnren. Iler liral M-Ieclion fu.-hns
voile hamleil with silk of the ai ie coior.
tie IisihIh friiiceU, aii'l willi ;.ite ailk
yoke eiteuiiuig over the annn. In her
next picture are a lna hMinlch.th trim
mrd with brown satin, an'i a gray v iile
wlf-triitmied. Hoili tlie silils ileeiiled
much on accompanying fur. In :he nevt
picture are a purple Venetian eli.th tr:m
tnej with satile and einliroidi ry of liite
psHsenieuterie, ami a rynl Mile -tamius
trimiui-d with silk i-oHitig of t lie Km
shade, and with collar and vest of panu
vslvct to match.
Costumes of thi grade are not very
useful to a majority of women, except n
they give insight into approaching fash
ions, for of course the ordinary woman
ian't goitig to get up a fine gow n for uu
other purpose than for Lenten calls. Bui
considered as Intermediates between win
ter and spring, these d reuses are of gen
end Interent, They sro rnfirked by mub
elaboration of skirta, and by roulinnnm-t
of shoulder slope. Home spring miteriali
are put into them, as If to put the goodi
on trial a bit before their time. Appear
I tig thus are a host of voiles, thoucli
more than half the time the crafty weav
er has devised a new name for the tea
ferial. Rut by any name they art
voiles, a bit coarser of wsav and mors
wiry of tenure than recent sorts wera
Many of these goods are flecked In tbeii
ewa color, and there are suar embroid
ered aorta esooag-tte plain eaea, nu
ot saohalr la indicated, tea, for a deal of
this goods ia aaowa, with mock steUlaa,
It It always Um things wo are for-
Mdaaa to eat that are tte
V F X r ,
r -
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v
A I'rufe.lnBl Nsr.e Telia Fer T.a
perienie with Uoan'a Kllney Pills,
Montiizue, Mass.
l oster Mlllmrn Co.. Huffaln. N. i'.:
gentlemen -1 beait iy wish those
who are suffering fiom b.nl.aclie and
ilii4tur!.ed action of tiie k.'lm v would
try iKmu's Kidney pills. As was tbe
case tith me. tbey wl',1 be more than
surprised with the ni'i ts. 1 bad lsn
trouliled for years w it ta niy spine. I
could not iie nn either side, hplnal
crumps would follov. and words could
not explain tiie a irony which I would
endure. Vt bile la these crauips I could
not speak or move, but by making a
great effort after the cramp bad left
pie I could l.e-i'i to -peak and move a
little, but try i.oie back was so sore
and lame that I could not even have
the back but bed for some time. My
nerves were in a terrible state. I
would rather fit up at night than go
to bed, dreading the crauips and the
terrible backaches. I consulted physi
cians, but got only a little relief for tbe
time being. Seeing your advertise
ment, niy mother urged me to try
Doaa's Kidney Pills. After using one
box 1 was better, and have ever since
been on tbe piln. I have no bnetiacbe
snd no cramps now, ami I feel like a
new person. My nerve are lietter and
I know my Mood Is purer. Words can
not express my tlmiiks to you for what
Doan's Kidney Pills have done for ma
In my work as professional nurse I
bsve a cl.nnce to r-conimend them;
and they did me so much good tbat t
will do so on every P""ille occasion.
IIATTIK HlthiUAM. Nurse.
Donn's Kidney Pills are sold lit 60
cents per box. Address Koster-MUnurn
Co., Buffalo, N. Y., for a free trial box.
Be cheerful under all circum
stances, do n it complain at every
lltth trifle; It Is InvarUbllf the
cheerful man who kU'-cecds In lite.
Every duty we omit obscures some
ttuth we should liavc knowo.
Tbe Common Council of Detroit
has Intlted the League of Municipal
ities to visit that city and Id-Jed
the municipal works and Institu
tions. ArranK'-uieuta have been
made for tbis trip on Saturday, Feb,
uih.
FA li r'UOM HOME
"Yes, I'll give you a ruea! of Tie-.
tu;ils. if you'll shovel oH these side
ways." "Would you not prefer, madam,
to hive ujc shovel off the snow"
"Poor fellow I Have you tramped
all the way from Uost'.in?" Chisago
Tribuue.
Fun Iz as Necessary tu tbe Grnwin
Y ungstet az bun-4ine Is 2 Eatibage.
IHsTm" ( aiinoi U CaiM
fiy loeat aptillcatloRt. m tiiev rnnl reaj Bat
dUrmn jmrtion of the enr.' 'I liere Is ociy ao
y to euro iilnr.. rti-I that li ty wu-.ttH
iWhiaI remeillen. I'eafneMi In ninuwt b) so la
lamel eomtltliiB of tne tniirraii llnlnt ol the
rutlsehbui lube. Win-i. tia, n,t Kcu Lnnamsd
vou have a rumbling Mmrui .r impei-fect linaj.
lnm. ami wheii II U rtitliely clrwHl iietifriew t
the result, a.i'l t;n!ev, tno tntintrtiimtlou t-ito be
taken out ami 01 tulie rtMnfiil la lu normal
romlltlon. Iiearini will b itTOtrujua (orevsr;
mn atswi out of wa are raux-ii by atarrh,
liii-h l nmhtng but an ollaiiiod condlUcia of
the mil'-nn, vnrla-e.
We sill irhe imn ilunilred lMlars for any
rase lit Ix-afnevi (caii-erf h i-aturrh; II al raiiuol
I ciirwl by ifkir. t atarrh Cure, bend tor di
eulart, free.
- , . ,4 r- 3. f'HKN E V Si CO, ToUdo. U
Solit by T)rnrul-t 7 e.
Hall' ramiij I'llii are tbe beat.
A speedy wild duck cars fly at th
rate of ninety miles ao hour.
GREGORY
SEEDS 1
Raoeeaa fully
sown for nearly
half century,
Ctalum fW
i.4.U.rfrtm
I bav moar Konttdprice inn a Mao
who noes How to Laff, than la I
who Awlways Trys 2 look Dlirnyoed.
-Dr. R. K. Leek, in the Clinic,
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
cures Cnta, Bnrna, Brala
The man Who Lads at Scelo a
little Kat run hround after lla Tali
may knot ever B the presldeot oi
Rale Road, butt he It I a ma Trait.
,u 1 ! UL ' I Otimak nil union Mat
Ale medical authority declare
tbat hearty sneezing Is ao evidence
of a robust constitution. People la
feeble health seldom aoeeae, n
wheo they do there U Utile force t.
A Jolly German Innkeeper, on tht
8wirs border, baa aodertaken, aa tbe
result of a wager, to roil a barrel ol
wine across Swltierland and Italy to
Rome.
BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH
t SVRUP curM cotprhi nd colda.
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