OISTE >
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it IB pleasant
and refreshing to the taote , and acts
genttyyet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver and Bowela , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial id its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances ,
Its many excellent qualities com
mend it to all and bave made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Kr. HEIV YORK. N.Y.
" We are six in fam-
A Farmer at ily. We live in a
_ . _ place where we are
Edom , Texas , Jubject to violent
Says : Colds and Lung
Troubles. I have
used German Syrup for six years
successfully for Sore Throat , Cough ,
Cold , Hoarseness , Pains in the
Chest and Lungs , and spitting-up
of Blood. I have tried many differ
ent kinds of cough Syrups in my
time , but let me say to anyone want
ing such a medicine German Syrup
is the best. That has been my ex
perience. If you use it once , you
will go back to it whenever you
need it. It gives total relief and is
a quick cure. My advice to every
one suffering with Lung Troublesis
Try it. You will soon be con
vinced. In all the families where
your German Syrup
is used we have no John
trouble with the
Franklin
Lungs at all. It is
the medicine for this
Jones.
country. ©
G. G. GREEN. Sole Man'frWoodburjNJ ,
CURED TO STAY CURED.
HAY FEVER
We want the name and ad
dress of every sufferer in the
AQTHMA usandCanadaAddress ,
, P.n rodHijesK.D.BufJoK.T. !
Drticiou * Fr rklni ! an-1
Sold I'V a'.l < 1earr ] A ( x-autiful picture Book and caril * tent free II
loyone nxdlcg addict to THK C E. HIRES CO. Pbi dMchla.
EUCHRE.
PROGRESSIVE SKIIASTIAV , O. T. A.
( i. It I. & V. R. K. . Chicnpo. and receiie. poKtage paid ,
the elioke t deck of cards you o f ry l.atidkd.
Ten Cent * per pucU , one or inaiy.
RESTORED. HEJinnT
FKEll A Mctnn \oulhful
Iniprudi-nce. causing Prematui-e Ii < x-ay. > er\ous Ueuil-
Hj. I-o-t Manhood. &c. . IiaMiip tried in \ aiu ex ery know n
remeilv. ha di eovtred a t-nnple mean" ; of hi If cute ,
which he will st nil ( cenli'dl FltfcE to hi = fellow 'iilfe-frs.
Address J C. il ASON , Box 3i:9 , New- York City.
EULTlTIOIV.il. .
Add columns at once , ana
7RX ! ! TRiXn .
many other trick ! : Rapid
_ _ _ _ _
em-y any bricht boy can
learn it. I'ricPtl. Kormil IVnmanihlp T fher , price81.
Send tl. < 5 "t both , sell one. otlier FKEK. Addn-fs
AUH91L RlsiXfcSS COLLEGE. 'olambu Junction. lane ,
leriu begins Aug. 21. Scud t or Circulai and Cost.
A Good \Vool and ITIntton Slieep.
One udvjintajo that Merinos have
over the Down/j / is their line wool and
abundance of oil , which protects them
from the raiir and sudden changes of
temperature. The Downs with their
lon j , open llcece soon get wet and
chilled in : i storrn , but the wool of the
Merinos is to oily that the water runs
oil more readily. The Merinos are
hustlers and will find good picking
where the Down * would starve. They
will also bear herding in large flocks ,
but seventy-five of Down breed is all
that should be put in one Jlock. The
Dickinson , or Hiack-Top American
Merino , arc the best that can be found.
They arc large , strong and not as
wrinkly us the Spanish Merino. Cross
them with a Down ram or a Horned
Dorset and the lambs will grow rapidly -
idly and make splendid early lambs to
dress , thirty-seven pounds in about
six weeks. The ewes will shear a
heavy fleece of valuable wool and in
the end will give a good carcas for
mutton. Farm and Home.
"Dinner for Two. Appetite for Ono ! >
? : ild a dyspeptic to the waitc-r. oiderltiK for
Hflf arid ft lend. And suppose lie had had uti
appetite. It would lutve ujionlr.cd him. sub-
bfquenUy , to gratify It. O ! the abomlriil > lu
panes that even : t little inciil causes the
i-onflrtm-d victim of indljce tlon. I'urgHtory
on earth no levs. Altogether unnessaiy ,
though. HeKlii : tt once , syfitc'iiiiititiully. u
course of llohtutter'h Stoinaeli Rlttcr. * , ye un
fortunates with refractory stoniachs. In
sityliiR this we mejely echo the recorded ex
perience of thousands who have used the
croat stomachic to their lasting benefit
For the inaction of a sliiRRlsh liver , and for
tardy or irregular action of the bowels , both
very apt to accompany dys-pep ia , this Hue
regulator Is equally efficient. Malarial
cojnpliilrits. Kidney trouble , rheumatism
and neuralgia depart when a. ic&ort is had
to the IJitteis.
Couldn't Help Xioriscir. {
Watts So she refused you , did
she ? "
Dumley "Yes ; said she wouldn't
ever he a , sister to mo. That made mo
mad and now she's got to be one to
me. "
Watts "How is that ? "
Dumley "J proposed to her sister
and was accented. ' ' Boston Herald.
Many men tie their horses very carefully ,
but let their tongues run loose.
Axiotlicr New Train
lias been added to the splendid service here
tofore affoided by the Lake Shore Route ( L.
S. A ; .M. S. iry ) . 'Ihe "New York and Bos
ton Special'1 via the N. Y. P. & II. R. and
B. it A. will leave Chicago daily at KhUO A.
M. , reai-him ; New York next day at 2:10 r.
M. , Boston at 4:20 p. M. The equipment of
this train is eiitiiely new and consists of
Vestibuleil Sleepers , liullct Library Car ,
Dining Car and Conch. No extra "fare is
charged , fr'eud for complete time table , also
Summer Tourist Folder. F. M. Bvron. C.
I . and T. A. , GO Cluik street , C. K/Wilber ,
W. P. A.
The amount of gold in the world would
fit a room twenty-four feet each way.
Th' ' life will mean more when we realize
that it is the pathway to the ne\t.
When Baby Tras rick , we gave her Cartoria ,
When she was a Child , she cried for Castoria ,
When she became Miss , she clung to Castoria ,
When she had Children , she gave them Castoria ,
The serpent can not fly , but he Icnows
'
enough to'catch birds that can.
EASTERN * TRAVELERS
Will Be Interested
In. tlie New
FAST TRAIN
Now In Service
LEAVING CHICAGO
DAILY AT
10:30 : A. M.
Arriving at BOSTON 3:4O P. ( VI.
MEW YORK 2IOP. M.
ZVEXT DAY.
&nd & all HEW YORK and HEW EMS Points Before Darb
For full Information concerning : the above , and
Six Other Good Trains.
ALSO
SUMMER TOURIST FOLDER
Grrinff Route * and Rate * to the Summer Resorts of
the Eat , address C. K. WILBER , W. P. A. , CUI-
caco , or A. J.8MIT1I. G. P.AT. A. , Ch-Tclond. O.
W. N. U. , Omaha. - 573 25.
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Covering his great trip To. Tin oicb nnrt From Hie ChrlBt'Lnud. Illustrated with over 4OO won-
flerful engravim : * . : als-o a grand picture of Jerusalem on the day of the crucifixion , in 13 colors and 10
APCHTC lIlAUTETn feet in length. Exclusive territory. Immense kales , . Write atoncc. Ad-
AULtl I O WAR I LU. drebs. W. D. CONDIT & CO. , Des Molnes , Iowa.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE. Taeonlj Safe , Pnremndr l aW Fill for Ie.
ea. uk Druedit for CMckrttm Jfrtglitk Diamond Brand In Red ud Gelt Bctallia
botci , ealfd with Hue ribbon. Take no ether kind. Ktfvtt Subitieutioru and 7m < tahtu v-
11 pllli In p. ! bo r < J bo , pink wripptri. rei danrerou * connterfciU. Jit Draf fi u , er lead cf
4c. la fumpi for ptrticnli.r , uttimeoUlc , and "Kellef for Ladle * . " < n Utter br rctan MalL
1 ° tOOOTc tlmonl li. Xa Paf r. CHICHCSTCR CHEMICAL Co. , " " -
Kold by all Local IlrscglcU. IT
PISO'S REMEDY FOR CATARRH. Best.Easiest to use.
Cheapest. Relief is immediate. A cure is certain , For
Cold in the Head it has no equal.
CATARR H
Itis an Ointment , of which a small particle is applied to the
nostrils. Price , COc. Sold by druggists or sent by mail.
Address , . T. HAZELTINK , Warren , Pa.
The Soap
thatCleans
Cleans
Most
is Lenox.
l\
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'
Bic Proftpcct * for Beet Sugar.
The importance of the sugar beet in
dustry can scarcely be calculated. At
present more than half of all the sugar
made in the world is obtained from
beets , and it is said to be a fact that
the beet crop governs the price of the
world and the prospect is the key to
the situation in 1891 , when more su
gar will be wanted for consumption
than in 1890. The total world's pro
duct of sugar for the season of 1889-90
was over G , 250,000 tons , of which over
3,750,000 tons were from beets and
the remainder from. cane. Germany
produced the largest amount of beet
sugar , and the United States , which
has every facility for becoming an ex.
porter , was an importer of over
325,000 tons of sugar.
There IB nothing tor which the
yearns more than sympathy.
A guilty conscience needs an excucer.
* * -A
J
The Comptroller and the IlniiUn.
WASHINGTON. 1) . C. , June 15. The
recent failure of the Keystone bank of
I'hilndelphia has directed special at
tention to the great responsibility that
is vested in the comptroller of the cur
rency. I'rom his otlice in the Ireasury
department the comptroller has to keep
BVCS on y , GG5 banks , with a capital
ranging from ? JO,000 to ? o , 000.000
and aggregating more than $1,000-
DOO.OOO. Kach of these banks must
report its condition to the department
live times a year , and the comptroller
iniy call upon them at any moment
without warning for a statement of
their condition on a certain day. All
these reports have to be carefully ex
amined and compared with former re
ports and other statements published
by the banks. If anything irregular
or in the least suspicious is discovered ,
the directors of tlie bank are notified
and requested to correct or explain , as
the case may require. It is the cus
tom to notify each of the directors in
a separate letter , that there may bo no
concealment on the part of any one of
them. Besides this there is the con
trol of the corps or examiners , the
supervision of the solvent banks in
many other particulars and the settle
ment of the accounts of the insolvent ,
the redemption of old notes and the
chartering of new and closing of old
banks retiring from business , the al
lowing of which the comptroller must
give his attention. To assi&t him in
this he has a force of about
thirty examiners and ninety-two other
employes. Through this office the
bank gets its charter .to exist. The
division of issue sees to its currency ;
the redemption division sees that the
old notes are properly chewed up into
material for pulp ornaments which
tourists fancy ; the division of reports
keeps its weather eye on she banks
during their varied existence , and
finally , if they are not well managed ,
it becomes the duty of the insolvent
division to ciose them up and try to
satisfy the creditors. The insolvent
division has had its hands full lately
between examinations , liquidations and
explanations. It is not a popular
branch of this financial system. It
was not provided for in the general
plan appijoveu by congress , but with
the approval of the powers , born of
necessity , it came into existence and
plays a very important part in the
system of bank supervision. The bank
examiners1 reports go there and the
fate of a tottering bank is there de
cided , as far as the government's decision -
cision goes.
Indian I'oivVov. .
CiiAMiii-.KLAiN , S. D. , June 15. The
Indians at Lower Brule agency held a
grand pow wow to discuss matters of
interest to their future welfare and lay
plans as to their action upon the arri
val of the Sioux commission a few
weeks hence. The commission will
have some trouble in arranging mat
ters satisfactorily to these Indians.
The most important question discussed
at the council today related to the nro-
posed removal of the Lower Brule
agency to a point farther north on the
Missouri river. The Indians are di
vided on the matter , there being many
of them in favor of going up the river ,
but a still larger number apnear' de
termined to go south of White river to
Rosebud reservation , where they claim
the land is better. As the government
will insist on them all locating togeth
er it can be seen that the commission
will have considerable difficulty in set
tling the matter to the satisfaction of
both parties. The Indians , however ,
are anxious that tb.3 matter be settled
in some manner , as many of them de
sire to take their allotments of land in
severally on the new reservation upon
which they will be placed , if the com
mission cnii arrange without friction
where that reservation will be.
Over Mxty 1'eoplu Killed.
BEKXE , June 15. A horrible acci-
aent occurred on the Moenchensteiu &
bale railway today through the col
lapse of a bridge beneath a heavily
loaded exsursion train. The train was
crowded with people on their way to
attend a musical fete. Over sixty per
sons were killed , while hundreds were
injured. The engine and the first car
plunged into the river and ail the pas
sengers in the car were drowned. The
cars remained suspended from the
bridge. All the trainmen were killed.
Thirteen cars were saved.
The musical fete at Moenchenstein
was abandoned as soon as the news
of the accident arrived and hundreds
of villagers hurried to the scene to
assist in rescuing the victims.
The bridge was an iron structure ,
which was considered well built and
substantial. The only apparent reason
for the collapse of the bridge is that
the train left the rails and threw its
entire weight on one side of the bridge.
Food Scarce and High in Peru.
PANAMA , June 15 The president
of Peru has issued a decree admitting
free of duty into the republic the fol
lowing articles : Live sheep and cat
tle , dried meats , salt beef , smoked or
pickled fish , wheat and corn , potatoes
and all other vegetables , eggs , cheese ,
chestnuts , peas , beans , rice , grape
seed , herbs and spices , and has decreed
an export duty of 20 soles , silver , per
head on cattle exported and 2- soles
per head on sheep exported. This ac
tion , as announced in the decree , is in
consequence of the scarcity and con
sequent high price of food in Peru
caused by the floods that have followed
the heavy rains throughout the coun
try and by the enormous demands for
all forms of food caused by the war in
Chili. The export of provisions from
Peru to the armies of the insurgents
along the coast of Chili has so re
duced the stock of flour and meat that
peculators have taken advantage of
jhe situation and advanced the price
> eef to 40 cents per pound in the
a and Callao departments , where
Isiti
K M and bread are held at similar
I JMiss\
e - \
Strawberries.
Why are they called "straw" ber
ries ? Smart men differ on that. Some
say it is on account of their hollow ,
straw-like stems. Others thinic it is
because they have to be covered with
straw or similar protecting material
in winter. The most classical ex
planation is that our Anglo-Saxon
forefathers use to raise them and they
gave them this name "because the ber
ries are generally on the ground , that
is "strewed' ' or "strawed" around.
FITS Epilepry pcrranni nt'y cun il by new ryztcm
of treatment , inn TKI L HOTIU-s MILE. Sfnil for
Treatise. HI Heptlc Ittmetly Co. , 4i liroail bt.Nt-w York.
The higher the crltlcis.n , the lower the
piety.
. Wlnpio\T > Soot lit tic Syrup , for Chil
dren tectliin ? , foflrns tlie cum * , reduces inflamma
tion , allujs jiuiii. cures mud colic. 25c. u bottle.
There is no deed more heroic than to say
no to yourself.
TITS. All Fltsetopped free by i > R. KLISK-S CHEAT
Ncrvo Kestorer. Neb It after tlrt-tday * use. Mar
vellous cures. Treatise ami 2 00 trial bottle free to
Fltcaiea. Sena to Dr. Kllne.Cil Arch St. , Phlla. , 1'a.
There are 1.1,000 different kinds of postage
stumps in the world.
Major's Cement Itepalrn Itroken Articles
lie anJ 2Jc. Major's Best Liquid tilue Iflc.
The male of the silk worm moth tiavels at
the rate of 100 miles a day.
'Ilannon'N Iflnclc Corn Salvr. "
Warranted to cure , or money refunded. Ask
your druggist for It. 1'rice 15 emits.
No man ever really jirays for anything
that he Is not willinir to die for.
IIolmait'H Liver Pads.
A habe is horn at every heat of the human
heart.
Religion is not something you can take
home aud keep for your own'usc.
WHlo "CUT
& SLASH"
Does not set tip any Special Claim to the pat
ronage of any particular tcct or class of wen
It does ask a FAIII TRIAL , lit the hands of All
Pipa Smokers. Of course "CUT AND
BLiASH" does not expect the putronuge of that
class of humanity called "Dudes" or "City
Blcods. " who way think it nice to pay 10 cents
for a Si ounce package of tobacco , when 5 cents
might buy as good possibly better tobacco. We
are timply trying to give the consumer the best
tobacco we can 2 Ounces lor 5 Cents , cnl
are anxious to have cs mnny people as possible
try it. If It does not suit , don't cspect them to
buy any more. If you never try it you will
never know how good or how mean U Is. Gives
entire satisfaction wherever introduced. Pipe
smokers Bay it is a "winner. " If you have never
tried It , don't Eay that you never will , but ACT
WELL the part of a wise man and try It at once.
It will be sure not to kill you. but we will no.
guarantee that its use will not make a congress
man or a poet oulof you. Will you try a pack
age ? Retail dealers can buy from Wholesale
Grocers and jobbers at factory prices. Put up
In 5 pound cartoons. 25 pound bales , with thow
card and 25 samples In each bale.
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Durham , N. C.
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1 Breakfast Cocoa
_ M7 from wlilrh tlio CXCMH of oil
liai bfcn removed ,
* abtnliitflii jmro and
It In sult
iito Herd In in pr > | > trillion. It
mtirf tluin tl r" tlinrl t'ia
itrttigth of Coro.i mixed vIth
gtnrcli , Arrox r it or Hupar ,
and ! tlu-reforo fr inoru t-co-
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wltliiiut bniltwj. It 1 tlie lient
for fcoftcniiiK wiitt'r , rli-unsins
ciet ! . wiibliin ; ? bottlw , paluta ,
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When I eny euro I do not mt-an mt > relf toatop them
fora time end then havu them return aiiin. I mom iv
radical cure. I have made tliu disoa.it > of FITS. EPI
LEPSY or FALLINO SIOKNESSalifwImiKBtudy. I
Tjarraat my rt-medy to cum t'io worst ua. is. Itucauso
cithers have failed is m renson fur not nwreceiv.njia
cure. Seed et cacu for a tr-istibo aud a Free Uottleof
my iufallil > ! e remedy. Give Iiir | > KManiI I'ust Ottice.
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other * FAIL ! Any site. 3
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ItlO , Canada , 1877 , United Matei. 1KN7 We vjl thii
Kiench pill at I' : a. box or three fur t i. Wo armut
three I > oie8 to ci\o lelief n above fta * > Ml or refund
the money. 'Hutu k'ouils ran L sent per mail on
receipt of money. We arc nn incorporated r Mek < ant-
panywith the piratcrpart of our capital utock of l0 ! ( -
I'OOalready ' taken Am. I'll ! < fc Sled Co. . rojaltv pn > -
; irittoiF , S-jencir , la. Wholesale aud retail of Uoud-
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"Down With High Prices/ '
THIS SEWING MACHINE
narnpRs 7.BQ
Itoad Carta 1000 Wagons , 33 00
J5.00 Family or Store Scale , 1 00
A 240-lb. Farmers' Scale. . . . 3.00
4000 Ib. liar or Storfe Scsle. . . < 0 00
Force and Kit of Tools . 2000
looo other Articles at Ilair Price.
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sfcst&s !
A series , pronounced to be the "freshest
FROM NOW TO
magazine feature of the year , " will be con
tinued in each of the spring and summer January 1892
numbers of ,
( Balance of this
The les Year )
Only
v
* ? ] and present the portraits of the wives
" of famous men whom the public Cents
have never seen.
! The series will present portraits and
sketches of
Mrs , John Wanamaker
The Princess Bismarck
Lady Tennyson
Mrs , Will Carleton
Lady Agnes Macdonald
a Mrs.ChaunceyM.Depew
Mrs , Levi P. Morton
Mrs , James G , Blaine
And several others to be
announced in the
autumn. ts.
vj For Your Daughters I ts.I
" Side-Talks With Girls , " edited by
RUTH ASHMORE a page of wise coun
sels and instructive comments on social
affairs and wholesome advice for our
growing daughters.
Some valuable articles in summer numbers
include
"After Dark in the Country
"Those Little Summer Larks"
"A Girl's Summer Dangers
"The Summer
Young Man"
Will be described so that
every girl will know the
good from the bad.
offer THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL on trial from now
to Jan'y , 1892 , balance of this year , on receipt of ONLY 5Q CENTS
CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY , Philadelphia , Pa.
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