Ilii'n it lloro Now.
If Winston Churchill gets back to
England his political future Is assured.
His exploits have caught the fnncy" of
the whole country. Ho was defeated
for parliament Just before the war ;
but now ho can have almost any place ,
regardless of politics.
llopu for Coiiniiiipttrc * .
The percentage of "arrested cases"
of pulmonary disease In the Massa
chusetts Hospital for Consumptives in
the lust yenr wns 30.97 ; percentage of
cases of improved , 40.10 , nnd percent
age of cases not improved , 21.23.
Two bottles of Piso's Cure for Coniump-
tlou cured mo uf a bud lung trouble , Mm.
J. Nichols , I'riuuotou , Iiid. , Alar. 20,1805.
A man's ideal figure usually has n
dollar mark in front of it.
E522C3"I
"I had a bad cough for six
weeks and could not find nny
relief whatever. I read -what a
wonderful remedy Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral \vas for .coughs nnd I
bought a bottle. Before I had
taken n quarter of it my cough
had entirely left me. " L. Hawn ,
Newington , Ont , May 3 , 1899.
Quickly
Cures Colds
Neglected colds always lead
to something serious. They
run into chronic bronchitis v/hich
pulls down your general health
nnd deprives you of sleep : or
they end in genuine consump
tion with all its uncertain results.
Don't v/ait , but take Aycr's
Cherry Pectoral just as soon as
you begin to cough. A few
doses will cure you then. But
it cures old colds , too , only it
takes a little more time. We
refer to such diseases as bron
chitis , asthma , whooping-cough ,
consumption , and hard winter
coughs.
If JOU'NO just taken cold a 25 cent bottle -
tlo is all you'll need. For harder cases a
CO cent uottlo is better. For chronic p
troubles , nnd to keep on hand , the $1.00
bottle is most economical.
NUKES COLUBS AND aw ONE POUND OF IKS STARCH
STF . hKE At WHEN Ml CO S FAR AS A PDUVD
FIRST njuetn HEW in miF OF AW OTHER.
PPEPAHED fCR LAUNDRY PURPOSES ONLY
MANUFACTURED DULY BY
SAKTA CLARA MANUFACTURING CO.
tVCORPCPtATEO
OMAHA , NEB.
The WONDER
of the AGE ,
No Boiling
No Cooking
It Stiffens the Goods
Bt Whitens the Gooes
St Polishes the Goods
It makes all garments fresh add
crisp as when first bought new.
TRY A SAMPLE PACKAGE.
You'll like it It you try It.
You'll buy it if you try It.
You'll us > o It if you try it.
Try It.
Sold by nil Grocera.
VF. N. U. OMAHA. 10UO
O O Via O O
She OTabasb
Homcscckers1 Fcb , 6th and 20th
Mar , 6th and
South 20 h
April 3d and 17th
PorlrTRlcT"
February 15th
VIA
New York March 8th
Tour of OLD MEXICO ,
Going east remember the famous Conti'
ncntal Limited " < C For rates and full in"
formation in regard to above Excursion or
any point cast. Call on or write 3C X X
G.N.Clayton , N.W. Agt. ,
Room 506 Karbach Blk. , Qmaiia , Neb.
Hlghcit Oaih Price raid for
Poultry Game Butter
, , , Eggs ,
fi id for tazi and prlcet , Hubert lurvl ,
EmblllVd IIJO. _ Oiaabi , Ntfe.
* -f.
t , JOHNNIE POTTS.
TEXAS TEnnOR OF COWBOY
DAYS.
Iftcr n NlRlit of Itovolry Ho fell , Shot
In u Flcht AVI til Ono of Ills Com-
imnlons Wai On mo to tliu List ami
Dliul with II11 Hoots On.
Ono of the typical terrorn of Texas
wns Juhnnlo Potts. When hla uystem
was not filled with the peculiar and
lialr-ralslng beverage sold for whisky
In the border towns , Potta was rea
sonably peaceful , though never socia
ble In his disposition , but v/hen he
was loaded with what was commonly
termed "old hell's delight" ho was ono
of the most dangerous of his class.
It was In the early puit of March ,
1881 , that Ben Franklin and others or
the cowboys of the "T G" range went
to Caldwcll to take in the town. All
the riders could not bo spared at once ,
and for that reason Jolmnlo Potts and
others had to stay at camp. Franklin ,
who In cowboy circles was considered
a more than ordinary big-hearted and
jovial spirit , showed hit ) sympathy for
his unfortunate companions who did
not have- the opportunity to participate
In the pastime .of painting the town
red , by bringing back to camp .1 jug
of the liquor dealt out at Caldwell
saloons. The night at the ranch was
one of revelry , gambling and drinking.
Potts drank heavily and as the hourd
woreon ho became more noluy and
quarrelsome. It was nearly morning
when he arose from the camp table ,
and , staggering against the desk of the
bookkeeper of the cattle company ,
upset the ink and disarranged the pa
pers. The bookkeeper made some
protest , which , with Johnnie Potts.was
the signal for trouble. Pulling his slx-
shooter.ho proceeded to kick over such
furniture as there was about the camp
house as a sort of preliminary to gen
eral hostilities. The other range riders
were not so full of red liquor that they
did not realize that it was only a
question how many would bo able to
get out of ranjje when Johnnie began
to shoot.
Franklin , who was quicker to think
and act than his companions , with a
swift movement caught the "terror"
from behind and throwing him to the
Hoer disarmed him. Johnnie raved like
a madman and applied to Franklin all
the epithets known to the cowboy ver
nacular until he had worn hhn&elf out
and sank into a drunken slumber. The
next morning Bon Franklin concluded
that as a representative of the great
state of Texas he should demand an
apology from the "terror" for his con
duct of the previous night. With most
members of the cowboy class this re
quest would have been complied with
as a matter of course , but Johnnie
Potts had the opinion that it was be-
ineath the dignity of a real "terror" to
apologize for anything and would not.
Ben Franklin , on the other hand , al
though an unusually good-natured
member of the fraternity , felt that
when a Texan demanded an apology It
must como or blood. The range rid
ers stood close together , there was no
consultation of "seconds" or measur
ing off so many paces. There were
three sharp , loud reports , the flashes
and smoke of the "forty-fours" and
the thing was ovor. Franklin was
quicker by the fraction of a second ,
and Johnnie's pistol arm was shat
tered before he could pull the trigger.
The ball from his revolver went wild
and the second ball from Ben's gun
plowed through Johnnie's vitals. Then
a curious thing happened which
showed the Texas chivalry of Johnnie
Potts , the "terror. " Franklin , filled
with remorse , now that the shooting
was over , wanted to hunt up a United
States deputy marshal and surrender
himself Into the hands of the law , but
the "terror , " though writhing In hla
death agony , would not hear of It.
"What's the use o' doin' that , Ben ? "
gasped the dying "terror. " "Yer got
me , but I'd sure a got yon If I'd a
drawed a little quicker. 'Twon't do me
no sort o' good fur you to go anil
stand trial , nur yon cither. The "ter
ror" was burled near the lonely camp
house , and the foreman of the ranch
took the trouble to see that the grave
was not entirely neglected. Ben Frank
lin went back to his home a clMingec
man. Instead of the rollicking rougb
rider ho became gloomy , haggard , and
prematurely old * with the haunted
look of a man who ever saw the pic
ture of a night's debauch , a fatal due )
and the lonesome , unmarked grave o >
Johnnie Potts , the "terror. "
Nature us nil Knflmlmor.
A curious circumstance concerning
the body of Admiral Spotts has boon
reported from the Falkland Islands ,
where ho died 17 years ago. The Falk
land physician who attended him dur
ing his fatal Illness was present at the
exhumation of the body when the
cruiser Badger was sent for It last
year. The coflln had disappeared , but
the corpse was absolutely unchanged ,
oven the features having retained the
exact appearance that they presented
on the day of death. This wonderful
preservation was due to the action ot
the peat water which saturates the
Islands. It had embalmed the body
completely.
Tlioy turn n I.lvln-r IMulcliiff Worms.
Some Japanese women earn tholi
livings by picking worms from tlit
loaves of growing tobacco. The worms
secured are put into a bottle , and thh
bottle serves as evidence that tin
woman has earned her wage. Without
It she would not bo paid.
World In lluny Wrltlnir.
Pens to the number of 3,500,000 are
used throughout the world every daj
In the week.
Troilry I.liiia for
. lloiulmy.
one cly ! , Madras. Consul Fee , of Dam-
bay , reports that permission has been
naked to Introduce electric traction In
that city. Hornes arc used at present ,
biU the coiiHiil remarks that they arc
well cared for and never abused , nnd
that all animals receive human treat
ment In India.
Mnro IiKlhinn tlmn In Slnjllowrr Dny.
That there arc more Indians In the
United States now tlmn there wore the
day the Pilgrims landed cannot be
proved , but Is generally believed and
stoutly alllrmcd by statisticians.
Now I in tint Ions.
In order to prevent bottles being re
filled a Connecticut Inventor provides
the bottle with an
n extension within
* * r which the cork Is
sealed , nnd from
which the cork can
L not bo removed. In
order to open the
bottle the extension
Is broken off by means of a npeclnlly
constructed tool which serves the neck
extension.
A clover pneumatic tire , which pre
sents thrco thicknesses of material
upon the tread , has been Invented by aNew
Now York Inventor , who provides n
doubly folded tuba with a detachable
Inner tube , the whole being , when In
flated , llxed with n crescent-shaped
rim.
rim.A
A peculiar Invention In the form of n
water massage apparatus has been pat
ented to a Chicago Inventor who pro
vides a reservoir with n return pipe
provided with .1 pump and In front
of the return pipe the part to be treat
ed is platied so that the fluid is thrown
with force against the affected part.
Inventors desiring free Information
as to the best method of protecting or
selling their Inventions may obtain
free advice In addressing Sues Co. ,
Attorneys at Law and Patent Exports ,
Bee Bldg , , Omaha , Neb.
Tito Laud of I trod mill flutter.
Is the title uf a new Illustrated pamph
let just Issued by the Chicago , Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway , relating *
more especially to the land along the
now line It Is now building through
Bon Hoinmc and Charles Mix counties
In South Dakota. It will bo found very
Interesting rending. A copy will bo
mailed free mi receipt of U-cont stamp
for postage. Address Goo. II. Hcafford ,
General Passenger Agent , Chicago , 111.
I'm denyln' the women are foolish :
God Almighty made 'cm to match the
men. George Eliot.
HIrs. YVInalow's Koothlug Kyrnp.
Tor children Icothlni ; , softens tlio K'irn"i ' reduces In-
flaunuatlou , allays imln , cures wind colic. 23c u liottlo.
Ask some men how they fell and
they will entertain you for an hour
with their woes.
The scholar who cherishes the love
of comfort Is not to bo deemed a
scholar.
Tlio Ilciilth ami ricusiiro Resorts
Of Texas , Mexico , Arizona and Cali
fornia are quickly and comfortably
reached via the Southern Pacific Com
pany's Sunset Route. Dally through
service from New Orleans to San
Fianclsco via Houston , San Antonio ,
131 Paso and Los Angeles. Special
semi-weekly service , Sunset Limited
from Now Orleans Mondays nnd
Thursdays , composed of Buffet Smok
ing Car , containing Bath Room and
Barber Shop , Drawing Room Compart
ment Car , regular Pullman Sleepers ,
nnd Dining Car ( meals a la carte ) , nil
of the latest design and njost luxuri
ously appointed. Direct connections
made at New Orleans from all points
North and East. Detailed Informa
tion cheerfully furnished by W. G.
Neimyer , G. W. A. , So. Pac. Co. , 238
Clark St. , Chicago ; W. H. Connor ,
Com'l Agt , , Chamber Commerce Bldg. ,
Cincinnati , 0. , W. J. Berg , Trav. Pass.
Agt. , 220 Ellicott Square , Buffalo ,
N. Y.
The more fault a man looks for the
more ho finds.
llulf I'ntcH South \lu Omaliii mill St
Louis anilVubiiKli Itimtcx.
On the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each
month the above lines will sell home-
ceckers tickets to southern points for
ono fare ( plus § 2.00) ) round trip.
WINTER TOilRIoi RATES now
on sale to Hot Springs , Ark. , and all
the winter resorts at greatly RE
DUCED RATES.
Remember the O. & St. u. and Wn-
hnsh , the shortest and quickest route
to St. Louis.
Remember the 0. & St. L. nnd 0. ,
K. C. & E. is the shortest route to
Quincy. Unexcelled service to Kansas
City and the south.
For rates , sleeping car accommoda
tion nnd all Information ca i at the
QUINCY ROUTE OFFICE. 1115 Far-
nam St. ( Paxton Hotel block ) or write
Harry E. Moores , City Passenger and
Ticket Agent. Omaha , Neb.
The twentieth century which will
begin on Tuesday , January 1 , 1901 ,
will have twenty-four leap years , the
greatest number possible.
Rnlliililo llulp Wanted
( Dither sex. ) The Humnnlliirlan Hume nnd Sanltar
linn for InvnlliU nnd Health beekerx , Incorporated ,
j-end rtr In Mumps lor full Informntlon. Address , ! II
'Icltlelmmi , Treasurer , Knsl Ias VPKU , N. M.
To bo prepared for emergencies ,
many of the European monarchs have
large amounts of money on deposit in
the Bank of England. Napoleon III ,
when he saw that his star was on tne
\sano , contrived to send a vast sum
to England's great bank. This ucposlt
has enabled Empress Eugenie to live
in dignity and luxury.
Use Magnetic Starch It has no equal
On the gate of the r.emtery In Rio
Janeiro is a notice in Spanish , French
and English that no dogs arc admitted
unless led by the owner. This Is how
the announcement Is made In "Eng
lish : " "Noblo mesdames nnd gentle
man who may desire a dog to follow
in this tombs yard will not bo permis
sion unless him drawn by u cable
round him throttle. "
Magnetic Starch Is the very best
laundry ttarch In the world.
Russian photographers hang the pic
tures of the delinquents upsldo down
at the entrance of their studios.
Have no friends not equal to your
self.
Wllllnm B. Gngc , the Boston lawyer
who died the other day , wns n lifelong
frlond of General Butler , nnd wao pre
paring material for a life of Butler
at the time of hie death. Mr. Gage
represented the defense In more mur
der trials nnd was more often success
ful In such cases than almost any law
yer practicing In Massachusetts.
The business of college education Is
ono of the greatest In the tountry. The
120 colleges nud unlvorslMen In which
are enrolled 175,000 stud-mis , repre
sent an Invested capital of 00,000,000
nud glvo employment to 25,000 persons
ns teachers nnd oHlccrs.
A MINNESOTA FAHMEn
Dors Wll In Wciitorn Cnnniln.
Vlrden , Man. , Nov. 18 , 18DQ.
Hon. Cllnord Slfton , Minister of the
Interior , Ottawa , Canada Sir : Think
ing that my expprlenco In Manitoba
might bo both useful and Interesting
to my fellow-countrymen In the United
States who may be looking to Mani
toba and the northwest with the In
tention of settling there , I have much
pleasure In stating that through In
formation received from Mr. W. F.
MeCrenry , Immigration commissioner
at Winnipeg , I was Induced to visit
Manitoba In February , 1S9S. When I
called upon Mr. McCicary ho spared no
pains to give mo all the Information ,
ttc. , In his possession , the result of
which was that I came hero \rlth a
letter of introduction from him to the
sccietary of tlio Vlrden Board of
Trade. That guntlcuinn provided mo
with a competent land guide , nnd ,
although there wns considerable snow
on the { .iiiiint ! , 1 had no dllllculty In
selecting three honifstcads for myself
and sons. Having made the necessary
homestead entries at the land olllco In
Brandon , I returned to my homo In
Lyon countyMlnnceotnand came back
here in May following , accompanied
by ono of my boys , bringing with ns
two teams of hors.es , implements , etc.
Our first work was to erect a temp i-
rary shanty and stable , after which
wo broke nnd leveled seventy-five-
acics and put up thirty tbna of hay.
I went back to MlnnuooUx about July
20 , leaving my eon hero. I returned
In October , bringing my family with
me. I found that the land wo had
acquired was of good quality , bolng
n strong clay loam with clay subsoil.
Last spring I sowed 100 acres In wheat
nnd fifty acres In oats and barley.
( Se\cnty-fhe acres of this grain was
cowed on "go-back" plowed last
spiing. ) My crop was thrashed in
October , the result being ever 2,700
bushels of grain in all. Wheat aver
aged fifteen bushels par aero nnd
graded No. 1 hard , but that which was
sown on land other than sod ( "go-
back" ) went twenty four nnd one-half
bushels per acre.
To say that I am well pleased with
the result of my first year's farming
opeiatlons in Manitoba docs not ade
quately express my feallngs , and I
have no hesitation in advising those
who arc living in districts where land
is high in price to come out hero , If
they are willing to do a fair amount
of work. I am ten miles from Virdcn ,
which is a good market town , and nine
miles from llargravc , where there are
two elevators. This summer I erected
a duelling house of native stone and
bought a half-section of land adjoin
ing our homesteads , for which I paid
n very moderate price. There are still
some homesteads in this district , nnd
land of fine quality can bo purchased
from the Canadian Pacific Railway
company at $3.50 per acre on liberal
terms. Good water Is generally found
at a depth of from fifteen to twenty
feet. I have 175 acres ready for crop
next year.
The cost of living here Is about the
Bruno as in southern Minnesota. Some
commodities arc higher and others
lower In price , but the average is
about ( he same. I remain , your obe
dient servant. ( Signed. )
JACOB REICIIERT.
Between friends frequent reproof
makes the friendship distant.
Try Magnetic Starch It will last
longer than any other.
When you have faults , do not fear
to abandon them.
TO CUItK A COLD IN ONI5 DAY ,
Tnlto Lnxntlvo Iliomo Quinine Tnhlots , All
druggists refund tlio money if it fulls to cu.-u
CT c. C. W , CJIOAC'H slgnuturu on each box.
If a man take no thought about what
is distant ho will find sorrow in store.
First rf/je meeffeane
holds the fCGoriS fof * the
largest niirnhGi * of abso
lute GSus'os of female alls
is iycliss Em Pfstfifissm's
Vegetable Gorst/aound.
SecontS Rflirs , tPsnkfanni
can show by Ihss * letter
files en Lynn that a mil
lion women have been
restored to SteaStSt by her
met3icSno aniS stlvlcQa
TSiircS-All letters to Rfls'S.
are received ?
read amti an
swered hy women only *
This fact is certiffod to by
the mayor anil [ postmas
ter of LystsD and others of
Mrs , PinStham's own cSty ,
Write for free book cou
tainting these cortifScatesm
Every Bailing woman Is
JfnvifctS to write to Mrs ,
Plnkham and gdt her ad"
vice free of charge ,
Lydia E. Plokbam Meet Co , Lyna , MASS.
Oilil Cnlncl tclu < t < i
(
Ono of the most roinnrhnblo coin
cidences on rccnul luia coniu lu light
In Lynehhurg , Vn , , nntl Augusta , tin.
In cncli city there is n Wnltor Clark
whoso father wna iinnictl Sninuel and
whoso inothcr'fl innltlon iminc wns
Wnllccr. Doth Wnlkor ClnrUa hnvo
brothora nnmcd Snnuiel and Wllllnm ,
uncles nnmcd Chnrlea anil John and
( in aunt nnmcd Elizabeth. Vet the
men can not trace any relationship
between the two families ,
What can one put Into n mind which
is tilled and llllcd with itself ?
Knot-lent Out nii < I In Again ,
A street cnr struck Qulsoppo Mnrnto ,
a Bailer , In Phllndplnhln , Ohrlntman
dny , knocked him down nnd dislocat
ed his shoulder , lie wan put into n
wngon nnd hurried off toward the
Pennsylvania hospital * The wngon
jumped ever a ru In the pavement
nnd the Jnr reset his 'shoulder. When
ho got to the hospital the surgeons
found the shoulder nil right , Imnd-
nged it nnd sent him back to his ves
sel.
Gravity hi only the hark of the trco
of wisdom ; but it preserves it.
Regard Peruna as Their Shield Against Catarrh ,
Coughs , Colds , Grip and Catarrhal Diseases.
MRS , BELVA A. LOCKVVOOD , LATE CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
MI-H. Uelvu Lockwood , the eminent barrister , of Washington , I ) . C. , is the
only woman who has over been a candidate for thu Presidency of the United
States. Shu is the best known woman in America. Ao the pioncur of her KC.-C
in the lo nl profesMon she lias gathered fame and fortune. In a letter to The
I'cruna Medicine Company , bho bays :
"I have used your Parana both for myself and my mother , Airs.
Hannah J. Bennett , now in her 88th year , and I find It an Invaluable-
remedy for cold , catarrh , hay fever and kindred diseases ; also a good
tonic for feeble anil old people , or those run down and with nerves
unstrung. " Yours truly , Bclva A. Lockwood.
Catarrh may attack any organ of the body. Women are cbpeclally liable to
catarrh of the pelvic organs. There- arc ono hundred cases of catarrh of the
pelvic organs to ono of catarrh of the bend. Most people think , because they
have no catarrh of the head , they Imvu no catarrh at all. This is a great mlbtalco ,
and is the cause of innnv rases of sichnensand deiith. "Health and Beauty" bent
free to women only , by TinPoriinii Modlcino Co , Columbus , Ohio.
Iffonict-iililoiiccc > rMlly. Wo
on ioui lummy than nny tmntc 111 ] > ny inn In n yuur. tM will buy I 000
liv liulM ofvhout or rorn nml iimrnli > tlio nmp3ilcnn. Rciulforour book
on ejicculiitlon. 11' IS I'ltKi : . All prolltH | mnl > lu on dcinmid.
J. K. COMSTOCK & CO. .
Room 23 , Tractors' BltlR. , Chicago.
Nature , after making man , found
she had some material left , ao nho
made a dude.
Cannot IIo Cured
by lociil applications , us tlioy cannot reach tlio
( llscu'ocl portion of tlio car. Tlioro Is only ono
way to euro deafness , nnd Unit Is by consti
tutional remedies. Deafness is rntisod by nr.
inllamod condition of the mucus lining of the
Kustachlan Tubo. When this ttibo is inllaineil
\on 1mvo a rumbling sound or Imported liuar-
Intr , and when it Jscntliolv closed dcafnthH Is
tlio result , and unless the inllammatlon can bn
tuUen out nnd thin tnbu restored to Us not mill
condition , hcailnc will bo dcHlroycd foicvor ;
nlno cases out of ton nro caused by catairh ,
wliloh is nothing but an Inllamcd condition of
the mucus mil faces.
Wo will ijivo Ono Hundred Dollars for any caBO
of Deafness ( caused by catarih ) that cannot
bo cured by Hull's Catarrh Curo. Send for
slrculnrs , trco.
trco.F. J. CHKNUY & CO. , Toledo , O.
Sold 1)V UrtiKRlsts , 75e.
Hall's Family 1'llla uro tlio best.
Contentment may bo better than
wealth , but they ought to go together.
l"or 3Ior Tlmn u Ontnry
linker' * ClmcolnlH linn boon tliu MnMdnnl. Mmlo only
by Wallci Ilukcr&Co. Ltd. , Poiclii-htor , Minn.
If you hnvo not tried Magnetic Starch
try it now. You will then use no other.
Ueauty may bo only skin deep , but St
Is nearly always effective.
FITSTrrmaiiontlyCiiitvl. r > "oflt orin-rronsnpiiaafter
firtl dHy'i * u n < > f Dr , KIluu'H ( Irt'ftt KITVM Itt-Huicr.
bind for J-'ICKK Hti.OO tilnl liottla and trratlm.
JJu. 11 , II. Kl IKK , Ltd. , VJt Artli tit , 1 Ijllmkli'lilu , 1'a.
A man can enlarge the prlclplcs
which ho follows ; those principles do'
not enlarge the man.
Your clotht'H will not crack if you
use Magnetic Starch.
A loading feature of The Atlantic
during the first six months of 1900 will
bo "Tlio Autobiography of W. J. Still-
man. " Mr. Stillman's career as nrt-
1st , editor , and newspaper correspond-
out in various foreign countries has
brought him Into touch with ninny of
the most striking parsonages and
cventh of the last fifty years. The
early papers of the borlcs give slngu-
larly Interesting characterizations of
Dr. Nott , the famous President of Un
ion College , of Iluskln , Turner , and
other Kngllsh nnd American artists ,
of KosBiith , whom Mr. btlllmnn served
an secret agent , of Emerson , Holmes ,
Lowell , Agassi/ , and other members of
the Adirondack Club.
For starching fine linen use Magnetic
Slprcli.
The rumor that England Is prepar
ing the Island of St. Helena for the
possible reception of President Kruger
lends special timeliness to nn article
which will appear In the February
Century the first of the hitherto unreported -
reported "Talks with Napoleon , " from
the diary of Dr. B. E. O'Meara , nls
physician at St. Helena. The ex
tracts printed In this number are pre
faced an account of the writer's re
lations with the ox-Empcrpr and the
story of the manuscript's discovery by
the editor of The Century. A por-
I trait of O'Meara and a map ot the
i Island arc among the .lustrations in
this instalment.
Slluatnl at the
head of GnlviH-
Ion Hay , IH ilcs-
tlneil to bo the HOSTPkOlilTiKOUS CITY on tlio
Oulf of Mexico. It possesses tinciiunlcd natural
( ulvnntaKCs.Kcctfriijililcally nnd from every point
of view. 1U future as a ( 'feat L.tv | Is iihtuirccl.
The U. S. ( ioictnmnnt If , now ( .pending a Inrao
amount of money In Harbor InipioveinontH.
Lal'oilo IH the natuial Kcai ort for the pro-
iluctH of the entlio Middle. NurtlieinandVent -
ein States and for Houston , the urcat lallro.ul
center of Texas.
Exclusions nl reduced rates will bo run twice a.
month. Write for PUC13 flAI'S , OliSCKII'TIVB
1.111-UATUKU anil full particular * to
AMERICAN LAND CO. ,
188 Mndlson St. , - - CHICAGO.
Jalror'n Itapo BpolU
glrcxltlcli , What It 111
Catalog
FARM tolls.
-
Sahcr's Seed ) areJVarranttil to Trodnco.
/lUlilonl.uthor , lI.TiojPH. . oitonlilitJ tin worU j
7 bTgroJliicZiObuiuclilllf 1-ourOaii ! J llmlilrr , 1
Ulahleou , Wli. , IJ4 Lui. barlct : mdll.l.onjor ,
a ItejyUnB.HInn .bjiirowliiitaMUuih.Haljer'eoorq
J Mr acre. If jou doubt , write tlntn. Wutrlihtaialo
1100,000 new cuitomcri , lunco rlllnnj on trial
10 DOLLARG'WORTH FOR 100.
10 pkK * of rare farm iitii , Halt lluih , tlta 3 eared
Com * iplti , pro luelngt'Obuih. fooilatiilltotii haj
ptraciu atioieoaliauiltarlcT , llrnniui Inermle
Iho urculeit ( trail on rank ! Satiif taj/i 10.
Jtape , Hnrlng \ \ liral , Ad. , Including our roam *
molh 1'lunl. Fruit an ISrrd Caulof. trill UK all
about H Ucr' ( Iront.MIIIWin llollnr
I'utulii , alt niAllc'1 for lUe. pastaj1
rOHithcl/ worth tlO to rtlaptart *
Bred 1'olaloei 1,20 a bbl. and up.
*
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Plenso'
wntl tMa " ' f S C al68
ndr.wlth ZjJESSRyt&MlgP nlono 6c
JOc. to Kalier. lSaaai wriUt
of ncrcsof cliolco njfrl-
cultural LANDS now
opened for settlement
I" WcHtorn Canadi.
} ioro Is frown the cel
ebrated NO. I HARD
WHUAT. which brings the hlKhest price In the
marlietsof the woild ; thousands of cattle are
fattened for market without bcliii ; fed grain ,
nnd utlhout a day's shelter. Send for Informa
tion nnd secuio n fieo home In Western Canada.
Write Iho Supetlntrndent of Immigration , Ot
tawa , oraddicsu the uiuleislRued , who will mall
you atlases pmiphlcts , etc. . fre of cost. W. V.
llonnett HOI N. Y. I.lfo lluildlnt' , Omana. Neb.
| ( J * LocomotoT Ataxla con-
I quercdntlast. Doctor *
puzzled , ( Specialists
amazed tit rcro\cry of patients thought 'nciirablo./
DK.OII ABB'S III.OO ANl > NUKVKlfOO .
Wrlto mo about jmircase. Advlooiua ] > r of ot cures
im.tiUHr,224 N.IOthSt. ,
llfat moked In a few lionra with
MAUSERS' LIQUID EXTRACT OF SMOKE.
Hade from lilckory wood. Cheaper , cleaner ,
ewriter , and Burrr than ttio oM wny ti iul fur
, . circular. K. , ICUALfcLH J1SUO. . , illlluu , I'm.
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
PREVENTS CONSUMPTION.
All lruiKltttn , fi
Just as cheap as poor ink
DISCOVERY ; elves
qulckrellefandcureiwortt
caicc. Hook of teillmonlalB and to HITS'treatment
KHEK. Ull. II. II. UIIEfVB KO.MI , U.i II , illaata , fla.
