After school : Look , wnat a crooked
nose Moses has ! Moses : Shut up !
Didn't tha professor tell up we must
not quarrel about religious matters ?
I'Hegende Blaetter.
Thomas Wentwortr * HIgginson
writes that when Wen-d J Phillips was
speaking1 more tamely than usual the
young abolitionists used to slip to the
back of the room and start a iiiss. It
never failed to rouse him.
An inch of rain
falling upon an. area
of one square mile , is equivalent to
nearly 17,500,000 gallons , weighing
145,250,000 pounds or U4.844 tons.
The Danish flag is the oldest In ex
istence , dating back to 1219 or tnere-
ahouts.
Every cough makes
your throat more raw
and irritable. Every
cough congests the lining
membrane of your lungs.
Cease tearing your throat
and lungs in this way.
Put the parts at rest and
give them a chance to
heal. You will need some
help to do this , and you
will find it in
From the first dose the
quiet and rest begin : the
tickling in the throat
ceases ; the spasm weak
ens ; the cough disap
pears. Do not wait for
pneumonia and con
sumption but cut short
your cold without delay.
Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral Plaster should be
over the lungs of every per
son troubled with a cougn.
Write to the Doctor.
TTnutnal opportunities and lone ex
perience eminently qualify us for
( riving you medical novice. Wrlto
Treaty all the particular * in yonr case.
Tell us wlmt vour experience has
been vcith our Cherry Pectoral. You
will receive a prompt reply , wltaovt
CO.it.
CO.it.Address , DR. J. C. ATER.
Low oil , Mass.
Get Your Pension
DOUBLE QUICK
Write CAPT. O'FARRELL. Pension Agent ,
U35 New York Avenue. WASHINGTON. D. C.
\VANTED-Caw ; of tmrt ne Ci mat IM-P-A-N-S
trill not benefit. Send fl cents to Ktpsms Chemical
Co. . ITew Tork.lor 10 samulcs and 1.000 testimonials.
Some , KnKlIah Authors Comparoil.
Mr. Thomas Henry Hall Caine , to
give him all the name ho is entitled to ,
Is a man of strange appearance , says a
New York writer who has sized up the
Britisher. He could make a marvelous
difference in his looks were he to have
his hair trimmed and his face shaved.
He is not a whit better looking than
Zangwill , who is less handsome than
Gen. Pryor. Caine is less hairy than
Zangwill , who is not a hlrsutochlneous
patch on Mr. Richard Lo Gallienne.
Diamonds produce somnambulism
and spiritual ecstasy.
Charles D. Jacobs , Jr. , a member of
the First United States cavalry , who
was killed before Santiago , was the
son of Charles D. Jacob , Sr. , ex-mayor
of Louisville and one of the best
known men in Kentucky.
"Do you think that bringing women
into politics would be an agreeable
innovation ? " "Well , is might change
the question of handshaking to kiss
ing. " Yonkers Statesman.
The amount of gold coin in actual
circulation in the world is estimated
by the Bank of England officials to bo
about 865 tons.
Try Grnln-o ! Try Gratn-ol
Ask your grocer today to show you a
package of GRAIN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee.
The children may drink it without in
jury as well as the adult. All who try
it , like It. GRAIN-O has that rich seal
brown of Mocha or Java , but it is made
from pure grains , and the most delicate
stomach receives it without distress.
One-fourth the price of coffee. 15c.
and 25c. per package. Sold by all
grocers.
You can't judge a man's religion by
his actions in a horse trade.
Florid * .
'Are you going to Florida ? Do you
want rates , maps , routes , time-carda
and full information ? If so , address
H. W. Sparks , 234 Clark street , Chi
cago.
Amber is a cure for sore throats
and glandular swellings.
Coo's CougU TSalsnm
IB the oldcit and best. It M 111 break up a coid quicker
than anything else , it is always rul'able. Try 1C.
The man who makes the most dollars
lars usually makes the fewest friends.
TJrs.TinsiowB sootTilnf ; Syrup
For children tcething > oftcnb the Kumn.reducesl
matlon , allaya pals , cures wind colic , lucent * a bottle.
The nizam or Hyacrabad has paid
a Madras dentist $1,750 for a set of
false teeth.
Could Not Keep House
Without Dr. Seth Arnold's Couch Killer. Mr * . E. J.
Barton , Boyd , WIs. 25c. a bottle.
Towash caxpetsi without taking
them up : Put a tablespoonful of am
monia in a gallon of moderately warm
water and with the sponge or a soft
broom go all over the carpet and you
will be astonished at the result of so
little labor and expense.
Its time table folders cost the Bos
ton and Maine railroad last year § 180-
000. Simpler and cheaper forms are
being used this year , and give , it is
said , better satisfaction to the pat
rons of the road.
It is estimated that since the Chris
tian era began over 4,000,000,000 hu
man beings have perished in war.
A poor man without principal is us
ually devoid of interest.
TOO GOOD TO BE FREE ! But send 23candwewiH
mail you a trial treatment of " 5 Drops. "
"S BBOPS" TWO YESiS MO
\ FROM RHEUMATISM AHD HEART WEAKNESS
After Suffering 49 Years 69 Years Old and SHI ! Well.
[ THADE MAUK. ] IT PROVES TO BE A PERBIANENT COKE. READ LETTERS.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO. , 167 Dearborn St. , Chicago : DEAR Sill Your toot-
tlo of " 5 DROPS" received. It was for an old friend , Mr. Win. Edwards , of Martinstown , Wis.
He has had Neuralgia in his chest , Buffering a great deal of pain , so much so that it affected
his heart , and he could not sleep on account of a smothered feeling. He had been uuder the
care of the most eminent physicians , but obtained no relict until I gave him a dose of
" 6 DROPS. " He rented well the very first night , z.nd has ever since , ana is gaining daily. I
my.-.elf am CO years old , and commenced taking " 5 DROPS" last April for Rheumatism , which
nas troubled mo terribly for 49 years : also for a weak heart , from which I have suffered since
I was 16. Since taking * ' 5 DROPS" the Rheumatism has all disappeared , the stiffness has
gone from my joints and my heart never misses a beat In all my llio I have never felt so well ,
and I owe my health to " 5 DROPS. " I only wish I could sound my bugle of praise loud enough
to be heard the world over , and could convince every sufferer that " 5 DROPS" is all you claim
it to be and more. Mrs. D. T. Carver , Winslow , Stevenson Co. , I1L Sept 9,1890.
STILL WELL TWO TEARS LATE 1C.
STVANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO. . Two years ago this present month I sent you an
unsolicited testimonial of what " 5 DROPS" had done for myself and friend , Mr. Edwards , and
now I want to send you another , saying wo have not had a return of Neuralgia or Ithcuma-
tism since. I thinlt the cure must be permanent ; but if It should return , I keep " 5 DROPS" in
the house and I know that would stop it. It is good for so many things no house should be
without it. Yours truly , Mrs. D. T. Carver. Sept. 26,1898.
The wonderful success that has attended the Introduction of " 5 DROPS" Is unprecedented
in the history of the world. Think of itl It has CURED more than One Million and a Quarter
sufferers within the last tareo years. This must appeal to you. One million and a quarter
people cannot all be mistaken. IT suffering wo trust you may have sufficient confidence to send
lor three largo bottles of " 5 DROPS" for Si50y ich will surely cure you. If not , then send fern
n $1.00 bottle , which contains enough medicine t aore than prove its wonderful curative prop
erties. Prepaid bv mall or express. This wonf iul curative gives almost instant relle And
is a PERMANENT CURE for Rheumatism , ciatica. Neuralgia , Dyspepsia , Backache ,
Asthma , Hay .Fever , Catarrh , Sleeplessness , Kcrvousness , Nervous amf Neuralgic Head
aches , Heart Weakness , Toothache , Earache. Croup , La Grippe , fllularla , Creeping
Numbness , Bronchitis , and kindred diseases.
4 ' ESL E EdT& ra 5 ? 9 is the name and dose. LARGE BOTTLE ( C80 doses ) , 81.00 , pre-
13 BJPa 'fea i'1 ® paldbv mall or express ; THREE BOTTLES , SiSX Sold only
by us and our agents. Agents Appointed In New Territory. "Write today.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC-CURE CO.-167 Dearborn St. , Chicago III.
"
AS DF BY BfiAQEC.
EVERY MAN AND WOMAN
SHOULD READ.
Live * of suffering and misery from this repulsive disease turned Into health and happi
ness through tbe use of
Gatorrli Expeilant.
After vcara of spccla. study and practice In diseases of tbo Mucus Membrane , and espe-
elally of cafcirrhal troubles , we have at last developed a treatment that will positively ana
nerman utly cure Catarrhal Diseoses-in whatever form they may be. After fully demon-
Btratlng the merits of this treatment In a private practice of over five years , and success
fully treatinp and curing the most obstinate cases , w * Challonero theWorld lor acaso of
Catarrh , or Catarrhal Disease our CATARRH EXPEULANT will not cure.
Deafness , resulting from Catarrh , quickly cured.
Loss of Sense of bmoll and Tnsto quickly restored. .
AH repulsive symptoms peculiar to Catarrhal troubles , as foul breath , nasal discharge * .
Backing , Coughing , and Spitting , relieved at once.
CatarrhPl Affections of Stomach. Liver or Kidneys , caus'ng Indigestion , Sick Stomach ,
Kansca. Weakness , Depression , I.os * of Ambition und Energy , are quickly cured.
Most of the weakness of men and women is caused by Catarrhal diseases. The poisonous
discharges find their way to the stomach and Into the blood , and distributed throughout
the entire system , affecting the Vital and Lifo Forces and causing those Organic and
Servons Weaknesses so dreaded by every man and woman
These weaknesses are cured by CATARRH EXPELLANT and perfect health and
strength fully restored. Over five hundred testimonials in praise of this treatment re
ceived since January 1 , 1S97. If you have Catarrh or any Catarrhal Disease ,
Will cnro you just as sure as water will quench thirst. Write to-day for testimonials and
valuable Instructive paper on tncse diseases. SENT FREE. Address
THE C. H. RICHARDS CO. ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA *
LIGHTNING AND LYNCH LAW.
Uow the First Wiped Out the TFitncat
of tha Other.
Gazing northward from any train
on the Big Four road as It runs across
the fertile plains of Benton county ,
near Templcton Junction , Ind. , 100
miles out from Chicago , no observant
pwsense ? will fail to see , perhaps
half a mile distant from the tracks ,
the charred and shattered , sharp-
pointed stump ofwhat was once a
great tree. Arouiu ! It for a radius of
twenty feet are piled old rails and
pieces of timber. Well cared for and
generally rich with heavy crops is the
field in which the trao , one of the few
in Benton , which is Indiana's greatest
prairie county , flourished. But not so
around the blackened trunk. The
plowman aud all who till the land
seem to avoid any familiar proximity
to it , and the rude barrier which sur
rounds it seems to tell that the spot
was tn& Kene of some uncanny doing.
And so it was the scene of the ven
geance meted o't to the perpetrator
of one of the most terrible crimes in
Indiana's annals. Sixteen years ago
Benton county was not the well-popu
lated and prosperous one it is today.
It was a favorite place for Illinois and
Indiana hunters to seek when the
prairie chicken was plentiful. The
wolves of Benton county , and even
lions and other ferocious beasts sup
posed to have lairs there , were used
to terrify children , and even some
older people. A few years before only
had railroads opened up the country.
In 18S2 a Mr. Atkinson was one of
the most prosperous farmers in Ben-
ton. With his wife he went to the
nearest town one day late in the fall
of that year. They returned home to
find their beautiful daughter Ada , 19
years old , dead murdered and man
gled horribly. No clew was left by the
murderer , but suspicion fell on Jacob
Nelling , a farm hand employed on the
Atkinson place. He was arrested , and ,
despite the fact that no actual evidence
could be adduced , so great was the in
dignation aroused against him that he
was hurried overland to Lafayette ,
Ind. , and lodged in the Tippecanoe
county jail , which was guarded by
troops , ordered out by the governor.
While confined there a man who
now occupies a responsible position
with a leading Chicago hotel was in
troduced into the jail as a prisoner.
He was really an employe of a Chicago
cage detective agency. He gained
Nelling's confidence , and to him the
latter related his guilt of the murder
of Ada Atkinson. Nelling was ad
vised by the lawyer he engaged to go
to Benton county and plead guilty , the
lawyer promising to follow and make
a plea for mercy. Nelling was taken
to Fowler , Benton county , on the day
before the one set for his trial. Early
the next morning his lawyer was wait
ing in Lafayette to take the train for
Fowler , when he received a telegram
telling him not to come. "Your client
don't need you , " it said. Nelling's
body was dangling from a limb of the
tree not far from the scene of his
crime. A mob had broken into the jail
a few hours after his arrival there and
taken him to the place of vengeance.
The tree never flourished after bearing
such ghastly fruit. It was dying when
a blast of lightning from the heavens
struck and shattered it. And the bar
rier was placed around it , and there
the stump remains , an object lesson or
warning or whatever it may be.
Didn't Keep It.
"Well , Mr. Slickers , " said the doctor
to a patient he had not seen the day
before , "how are you getting along ? "
"Nearly starving to death. " "Why ,
didn't you have the oysters ? " "No , I
couldn't get them the way you said ,
and I was afraid it would be dangerous
to eat them any other way. " "Why ,
that's odd. Couldn't you get stewed
oysters easy ? I told you you could
eat stewed oysters with impunity. "
"That's just it. I could get the stewed
oysters easy enough , but I sent to all
the restaurants in the neighborhood
for the impunity , and the blamed fools ]
said they never had such a thing on 1
the bill of fare. " New York World. ]
ji j
An Avrfnl Disappointment.
Mrs. Greyneclc Why , Johnny , what
makes you feel so bad ? Johnny Boohoo - 1i 1
hoe ! Grandpa fell down on the we- i
wet walk and got his clothes all mud. |
Mrs. Greyneck I'm so glad , my child ,
to find you kind-hearted and sympa
thetic. Johnny Ye-ye-yes , and sis
ter saw him and I I didn't. New
York World.
i
JUST FOR FUN.
j
"Millie , " said her six-foot husband ,
"you are a jewel. " "Yes , " said Millie
sweetly , "a jewel with a big J. "
Nurse Tommy , there's some jam on
your cheek. Tommy ( with interest )
There isn't any worth eating Is there ?
Wayworn Watson I wonder if that
old guy -was right that said genius was 1.
nothin' but a gift fer hard work. Perry
Patettic I allow he was. All them
genulses is more or less nutty.
"Chollie says he is in favor of ex
pansion. " "How on earth did he ever
happen to have an idea on the sub
ject ? " "I don't know , but I think it
struck him as something swell. " t ;
"The minister and the policeman , " n
eaid the young and cynical boarder ,
"are Inseparable adjuncts of civiliza :
tion. " "They are very much alike. "
said the Cheerful Idiot : "one is a pairer
and the other Is a peeler. "
A little boat is seen afloat
Upon the moonlit water , fi
In which a youth does sit , forsooth ,
With his neighbor's daughter. ir
c
He hugs the shore a mile or more , <
Along the laughing water ; 0 (
Then lets the boat serenely float
And hugs the neighbor's daughter. )
The ante-Semites of Austria are us
ing the death of a doctor by plague
to work up a revival of Jew baiting.
A plague or a rain of manna would be
all ono to them : anything as an ex
cuse for their favorite sport.
The ancients were great advertis
ers. Papyrus leaves over 3,000 years
old have been found at Thebes , des
cribing the runaway slaves and offer
ing a reward for their capture , and at
Pompeii ancioat advertisements have
been deciphered on the walls.
Coral is a talisman against thunder
and 07lla by Heed and field.
A FATHER'S STORY.
From the Evening CVwc n ( , Appltlon , TFts.
A Tduiorkablo cure for a disease \7hlch
has generally wrecked the lives of children ,
nud loft thoai in a condition to which dentil
itself Avould bo preferred , h w attracted a
itreut amount of attention utnong the res
idents of the west cud of Apploton.
The case is that of little Willard Creech ,
son of Richard D. Crooch , a well known
employe of one of the lurgo paper mills in
the For River Volley. The lad \as attacked
by spinal disease and bin parents had given
ap all hone of his over being well again
when , as by a miracle , ho was healed aud la
now in school as happy as any of his mates.
Mr. Creech , the father of the bov. who
resides at 1063 Hocond Street , Appletou ,
Wisconsin , told the following story :
lie. Gats to School.
"Our boy was absolutely helpless. His
lower liinbs were paralyzed , and when wo
used electricity ho could not feel it below
his hips. Finally we let the doctor go as ho
did not seein to help our son andwenearly
K ve up hope. Finally my mother who
lives in Canada \vroto , "advising the use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo People ,
and I bought some.
"This was \vhen our boy bad been on the
stretcher for an entire year and helpless
for nine months. In sis \veoks after talcing
the pills we noticed signs of vitality in his
legs , and in four months he was able to go
to school.
"It is two years since he took the first of
the pills and he is at school now just as
happy and -well as any of the other child
ren. 'It was nothing else in the world that
paved the boy than Dr. Williaiss' Pink
Pill * for Pale People. ' "
The poulation of Ireland has de
creased by 9,710 during the past year.
Comfort for Woman.
Some time ago Pullman's Palace Car
company built three parlor cars for
the B. & O.'s New York trains , and the
radical departure from other cars of
this character lay In the toilet room
for ladies , which was eight feet in
length. Recently the same company
has built eight new sleepers for the
New York-St. Louis line of the B. & O. ,
and the designer of the cars has evi
dently been impelled by the popular
ity of the ladies' retiring room in the
parlor cars to give to the ladies a vast
deal more space than they ever had be
fore in sleeping cars. These new cars
are said by the Pullman people to be
the finest they ever turned out , and
the ladies' retiring room is exceeding
ly commodious , and contains , besides
other toilet necessities , a dresser with
a long pier glass. The cars are fin
ished in vermillion wood , decorated
with inlaid marquetry work , and the
upholstery on the backs and seats is
entirely new and different from any
heretofore used , being a sort of a mo-
quette with a dark green border and a
center pattern of bright color. A sim
ilar design of ornamentation has been
applied to the ceiling , giving the car
an arabesque effect. They are also
supplied with all the modern appli
ances , such as wide vestibules , anti-
telescoping device , air pressure water
system and are lighted with Pintsch
gas. A very pleasing effect is obtained
by the oval windows of opalescent
glass , the first that has been used in
the construction of the sleeping cars.
Cat's eye is a charm against witch
craft.
Do Ton \Vnnt to Live
In a fine , mild and healthy climate ,
where cyclones and blizzards are un
known , where good , rich lands can be
bought at low prices , near cheap trans
portation and with educational and
Industrial advantages ? Homeseekers'
excursions i to Virginia via the "Big
Four Route" and the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. Write for descriptive
book of Virginia , list of farms for
sale , excursion rates , dates , time-cards ,
etc. J. C. Tucker , G. N. A. , 234 Clark
street , Chicago , 111.
The man who persists in doing : his
fellow-man usually ends by doing time.
Patent Office management.
The Inventive Ago. iiuolished at
Washington , D. C. , has the following
in its issue of October 15 , 1898 :
"The condition of business in the
United States Patent Office is deplor
able. The only reason why It Is not
In as bad odor as the Medical and
Supply Bureaus of the War Depart |
ment , is because it is less consplcu-
DUS than they are. If the parchight !
which is now turning the War De
partment inside out could be made
to bear on the United States Paten- !
Dfflce there would be sensation , con
sternation and official decapitation. "
Personal knowledge of unlawful ,
irbitrary and seemingly malicious of-
Icial actions by Commissioner Duell
md Assistant Commissioner Greeley
seem to warrant us in joining the
ge to demand a congressional inves-
igation of the Patent Office manage-
nenL t
Our office was established in 1870
or ihe convenience of western iu-
renters and is continued to the ad-
antage of those who prefer to have
heir work clone here in place of em-
iloying attorneys in the east.
Consultation in i rson or by letter ,
ree.
Information about securing , valu
ng and selling patents sent free when
ailed for.
THOMAS G. ORWIG ,
riginator and Proprietor of the Iowa
Patent Office.
es Molnes , Oct. 29 , 1898.
Sunday school teacher : Why. Wil- '
Ho Wilson ! FlshUns again ? Didn't
last Sunday's lesson teach that whea
you arc struck oa one cueck you ouguc. ,
to turn the other to the striker ? Wilj j '
He : Ycs'm ; but he hit me oa the nose ,
and I only got one. Fun.
Rev. Elmer Yocum , who tlieJ at Kil-
burne. AVis. . last week , was the only
surviving mpmber of the general |
Methodist conference which , before the ;
civil war. tried and suspended a bish
op for marrying a woman slave own
er , a decision thrt led to the sepa
ration of Methodism , north and south.
The dowairer empress c : Chint. ie
G4 years old. and her title is "Tzu-
hei-tuan-yu -i-shao-yu-chnung- -
cheng-shou-kunE-chln-hyslon chang-
hsi. "
What Cuba' * Ixm "Mount In Fpalu.
The lees of Cuba means to Spain
tbe loss of the very sustenance of
the. nation. In the same way the loss ! !
of your appetite means starvation to j !
your body. If any reader of this notice - ! !
tice wants to fully enjoy hearty mc-sls , :
wo can recommend Hosteller's Sto'j- !
ach Bitters. It cures indigestion , dyi- !
pepsia and constipation. i
\
- . ,
It is said that the agate quenches |
thirst and if put into the mouth allays
fever.
How * TliUt 1
\VeoffcrOne Hundred Dollars reward for any
ease of Catarrh that cannot be curoJ bjr Hall's
Cuurrh Cure.
V. J. CIIEXEY k CO. . Toledo , a
We. the u&dcrhlKOfd. have lnown F. J.
Cbeney for the last 15 yean > and bellcTe hnj
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and tinanclally able to curry out any obliga
tions made by their Cnn.
Weti 4 : Truax. Wholesale "Drag gists. Toledo.
O. ; Waldlng. Klunan & Marria. Wholesale
Druggists. ToledOL Ohla
Hall s Catarrh Cure Is taVcn Internally , act
ing directly upon the blood and inucou * surfaces
of the bystem. Testimonials bent i ruu lnca
Tec per bottle. Sold by ull drucsib
Hall's Kazaily Pills are the best.
The topaz Is said to be a preventive
to lung troubles and imparts strength.
'
T [ > cimr : & . COLI > ix OKI ;
Take Laxative IJromo Quinine Tablets All J I
druggists refund the money If it lulls to curt- i
25c. The genuine has I * li Q. on each tablet.
The onyx is apt to cause terror to (
the wearer as well as ugly dreams. |
Piso's Cure for Consumption is the only }
cough medicine used iu inv house. D. ( J.
"
Albright , Miillinburg , Pu."Dec. 11 , ' 95.
t
Opals are fatal to love and brins !
discord to giver and receiver.
ow FarmS Ior al . 82 per acre ca h.
Sstll paid. . . .JHutball. . Slou * > glty.l
*
If gossips would stop to think their
tongues would get a much needed
rest.
There Is a new use for toe large plaid
blankets known as steamer rugs. A
very stylish Tvoman who was going
abroad traveled in a coat made from a
steamer rug of rich and soft texture.
It was soft flame-jello-ar blended with
olive green in en indeterminate Tar-o
check in which little
a creaia color was
introduced. It was cut a saci coat.
finished with a large turn-down cottar
of creani cloth edged with the fringe
that belonged to the edges of the rue.
Truth may be stranger than fiction ,
but it is less valuable in literature.
STORIES OT ?
Two Lotiora to Mrs. Piakham.
Mrs. JoYiiUAJis ,
- > . J. , write1 * :
" DEAK ilits. IncxuAiK I eaanotbe-
gin to tell you how 1 saSvrad beJoro
taking your remedies , 1 vras M > vrosk
th&t 1 could hardly w&lk acres * tbe floor
without falling. I bad womb trouble
aisil such a bearing-down feeMay ; also
suffered \vith iar beck nad Hmb * , pein
in ivoinb , ialiaxunation of the WttWer ,
piles aud indigestion , Before I had
taken one bottle of Ljdia 11 fiakbiia'i.
Vegetable Coopocad I fclia retd * .l
better , and after U&IQ * two aad ooe-
iialf bottles and half a box of yoor
Liver Pills I iva.5 cured. 1 f more w kl
take your medicine they would not
have to suffer fco mccU. "
Mrs. Jot-Ki-H I ETHRSOK , 513 Etx > t. SL ,
Warren , Pa. , writes : .
"DKAii MKS. II.VKIIXM : I have smt-
fered with womb trouble over tfitoca
years. 1 had inflammation , enlarge
ment and displacement of tbu womb.
I had tlic backache coo-siaatly , &I o
headache , and was M > diczj. 1 had
heart trouble , it fceeiaed as t-hoa h air
hesrtvas in my throat a.t tiiues , cfcok-
in mi 1 eould not walk aroeod aad
I eould not lie do.va , for then mr heart
would beat s > o fas.t 1 ivotiW f cl us
though I was Eixx > UieriB . I l ad to
&it up in bed nights in order to brtsaike.
I was t > o weak 1 could not do aaj-
"I have now taken several bar-
ties of Lydia K. Piakhain's Vegetable
Conipound , and Ubexi three Q pack
ages of Sanative Wahh , sad cam tar
1 am perfectly cured. 1 do not tfeiak
I eould have lived long1 if 3dr& . Piak-
medicine had not helped me. " "
W. N. U. OMAHA. No.V6 IS9S
Khcc AnsKering Adxirtl acsts Kiadly
Ta Tlits Taper.
From outdoor hard exercise worker St. Jacobs Oil
will CURE it after a few
Soreness an applications , and make
the muscles limber and
sets in.
.
strong.
fc / ' $ 'fcfcQ > ' < V < O < < a
Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition
the
hest Award and GOLD MEDAL
to
Cudahy's
Does Better Work and Goes Further Tfcan Any Other Laundry Soap.
One Trial Convinces.
A Inrffo assortment of Prizes of nscful end ornamental natnrc pivprt for Mivinp of
wrappers. Ask your grocer to Rive you a prize lit ere will mail ; ou wo pea irxjuirj.
TI1H CUD AH Y PACKING CO. , South Omaha , Neb.
The Annual Subscription Prizes to a IarRt list of ptnndim ! Majrarine * . M > nthic ? * r l
\VecV15cs. inoludinjr the Ladies * Homo Journal. Munseys , ( \ \ > n ir > titan , > tcri iv < ,
Puritan , Lnilies' World , The Woman's Homo Companion , etc. , etc. , are fully explained
The ucwcnlarsod 1899 Prize Ll < t will bo ready for niniliiiK nKiat Xorcmlxr IStK It
contains nearly 200 har.dtome premiums. Send us jour name on n postal can ! nud x < >
A will tuait you ono free of charge.
will send you this Highest Grade Roberts' Sewlnjr Machine
frclRht. C. O. D. , subject to cxnininution. ExnuMno It '
nearest frelsht depot and If found perfectly satisfactory
any machine in the nuirUot. and TH K BKST SE W-
INQ MACHINK HAIHJAIN KVKTl KNOWN , pay
your lianUcror express iiRcnr. Our Kjicclal 1'rlce ,
less the H7 cents sent with with vour order.
This In jut IlioprcH-
Our Special OfTer Trice ,
ont to R ! MU \
S10.rO .
mother or Mstcr.
for 3 lra\ror machine ,
AVe have sold thous-
S17.fiO forC dnnrcr. -
and SJ18.GO for 7 dr.vwer andsof tlu o highest
Itolicrtn * So\v-
ng Machines arurKiiaraiiU'o them to jjivo perfect
satisfaction. THIS , OUR IHGUKST OKAUH
KOIJKRTS' , AT $10 60 to $18..r > 0 , is tlio Rroatest v.iluo
ever offered , the lowest prices ever iiainctl on thnbc.st
machine possible to make. THE ICO It K UTS has every
modern improvement , every Rood point or rvory high
Krade machlm } made , vrith the defects of none. Mudo
by the best maker In America. Solid oak cabinet , bent
cover , latest IBM ) skeleton frame , piano polish , llnost
nickel drawer pulls , rests on 4 casters , ball brarlnjr nd-
jusiablo treadle , best { trade iron stand , finest Inivo ' ' "
armhendmado.poBltUc four motion feed , < : lf-tlirrr.dlnt ; Mlirnthift slvittlc. niitotmUo N Mn winder ,
nsae licarlniB , patent tcuMonllliprntor , IIH vliool ,
; Iinpruvcil > HO biljiKCiiMo vrfror fivit , tiiuino > l -ii
tie carrier , patent needle b.ir , patent drens K'mrJ. ( ! U VKANTPKH the lic.litoM ritnntiii ; . u > i ilur.iMo i
nearest aolseleBS machine made. Kvery known nttnchiiiont 1 * fitrnlnlioil Riul vmr VliKK IXM'Hl'OVI' '
BOOK tells Just how any uno run run It and lo cither pl.iln or nr tElmttirfiinor worfc. \ SO-v i r c : N-
intco la sent with michlne. Tha machlno wrl h 1 0 pouuiK i'S
every SKNU 9 ? com * Uhxir oU'r. .
We will 8a\e you 7.M. OKDKIt AT ONUK.
FRFF . ! ThefolowIuKcntalosue ! < < will bo sent to your oiMrrf ion rcoclptof two ivnt noh tow IVM W on
IIL..I them : A Furniture. U Harness and VohU'lo * . r SunonnJ ltan < o . 1) - V rKMili iml 1
nents. E 15abyC. rrlacs. F Dm KB BJH ! 1'ntcnt Modlclmx. u Mngl.-.U in tririionli. U Oruikn itn t
npMachlneH. 1 lllcjelcs. Cuiisnud SportlnK too > l . K Undli'V unit ; * nts * run\l tiliOivsl * . 1
ioods. M Heady-made ClollilDR for Men and Hoys. NHooti ivnd .Slu > " . > mlloit * s , vo wi.l OUv
Send 13 cents and our lurse Bnpply Calnloguo ountalnln ovr JW fagre nniV oor ono hundivtl lfto .
md cuts and prices will be tout express paid.
F. W3. ROBERTS' SUPPLY HOUSE , Minneapolis , Minn.
"THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK. "
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE
CURE YGURS'JtF ?
\lfn Hit ; < 1 for unimttiral
I ( llfchnrg'-p , iiiUaninmliomt ,
t Irritations or iilctrnticnn
_ of mncuUK im'itilirnncn.
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SoVuKEEvXHSCHEUICALCo. C nt nr poironnili.
\ClhCINNHI.O.f ' " I Sold by nrttjrplnt/j.
or cent In plain wrapper ,
by ejcpri M , iirrpaM. for
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