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Such a Condition Indicates a Chnlky
Deposit and Ie Seldom Cured Thore
la Hope in Sonic Cases However
from tin Enrichinir of the Blod
From rte Jiccord and Union Rochester iliiw
Mrs Elizabeth Pratt wife of Mr John
Pratt one of the oldest settlera in Ohu
stenl County Minnesota for many years
lias been painfully afflicted vrith rheuma
tism Mrs Pratt Ls well kuowu in the
vicinity of Viola baring during one ad
ministration held the responsible position
of iostmistross She tells Che tale of her
affliction and subsequent restoration to
health which is printed in order that
others similarly suffering mar road and
adopt the same remedy she did
Viola Olmstead Co Minn Aug 24 1S9C
A little over ten years ago I discovered
that the joints of my fingera were enlarg
ing and very sore I consulted many
physicans with some slight relief at
times from pain but the joints grew
larger and larger and my neck shoulders
and limbs were so stiff that I could not
move them without great pain My toes
too were swollen out of all shape and my
fingers- were so drawn and the muscles
so contracted -that I could not use them
I had given up all hope of cure when my
attention was called about three years
ago to the wonderful cures effected by tlie
use of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People and I procured a supply
It was not long after I began taking
them before I experienced considerable
relief and I continued using them accord
ing to directions until I have taken alto
gether about three dozen boxes My lin
gers are now straight and flexible and
the joints reduced to their normal size
the rheumatic pains are almost gone and
now though I always keep Pink Pills by
me I never use them unless I catcQi cold
or get wet through I am willing lluU
this testimonial shall be published in
order that the extraordinary curative
H
powers of Dr Williams medicine may be
known to rheumatic sufferers
Signed MRS E A PRATT
Dr Williams Pink Pills contain in
a condensed form all the elements neces
sary to give new life and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves They
are also a specific for troubles peculiar to
females such as suppressions irregulari
ties and all forms of weakness They
build up the blood and restore the glow
iof health to pnlo nnd sallow cheeks In
men they effect a radical cure in all cases
arising from mental worry overwork or
excesses of whatever nature Pink Pills
are sold in boxes never in loose bulk at
T0 cents a box or six boxes for 250 and
may be had of all druggists or direct by
mail from Dr Williams Medicine Com
pany Scheuectady N Y
Hissing
Hissing is not invariably an expres
sion of disfavor In West Africa the
natives hiss -when they are astonished
in the New Hebrides -when they see
anything beautiful The Basutos ap
plaud a popular orator in their assem
blies by hissing at him The Japanese
show their reverence by a hiss
Shake Into Your Shoes
Allens Foot Ease a powder for the
feet It cures painful swollen smart
ing feet and instantly takes the sting
out of corns and bunions Its the
greatest comfort discovery of the age
Allens Foot Ease makes tight fitting
or new shoes feel easy It is a certain
cure for sweating callous and hot
tired aching feot Try it to day Sold
by all druggists and shoe stores By
mail for 25 cents in stamps Trial
package FREE Address Allen S
Olmsted Le Roy N Y
The difference between winter and
spring wheat is merely a matter of cul
tivation
Halls Catarrh Cnre
Is taken internally Price 75 cents
- Tutting little thoughts in big words
dont make them weigh any more
Halls Hair Renewer renders the hair
lustrous and silken gives it an even color
and enables women lo put it up in a great
variety of styles
The Vatican contains 20S staircases
and 1100 different rooms
Picos Cure for Consumption is the best
of all cough cures George W Lotz Fa
bacher La Aug 2G 1S95
He that takes no holiday hastens a
long rest
Whats the best disinfectant and remedy for skin irri
taUons and defects Glenns Sulphur Soap
Hills Hair and hisker Lire black or brown 5 c
Weaving by hand is increasing in
Switzerland
Mrs Whislows Soornixo Stub for Children
teething softens the sums reduces lnnauimation allays
pain cures wind colic 25 cents a bottle
It is easier to hold an anacondas tail
than a fools tomrue
A woman is sick some disease pecul
sex is fast developing in lier system
to her family physician and tells him
story but not the whole story
Sheholdssomethingback loses her head
becomes agitated forgets what she v
to say and finally conceals what
ought to have told and thus comple
mystifies the doctor
Is it any wonder therefore that
the doctor fails to cure the disease
Still we cannot blame the wo
man foritis very embarrassing
to detail some of the symp
toms of her suffering even to
her family physician
It was for this reason that
years ago Mrs Lydia E Pink-
a Faulty Rule
Wvjc is a citizen in this town who
hai always experienced the greatest
difficulty in fitting their proper names
and identity to acquaintances whose
faces he knows perfectly well So
marked ls this falling that he has often
been placed in exceedingly awkward
situations even with friends whom he
has known for several years Some
time ago lie Injt upon what he consid
ered a rather ingenious plan for find
ing out the name of the man to whom
he was talking
After one or two safe-
ly commonplace remarks upon
the
weather or any not too personal topic
he would ask In an apparently casual
manner
Well how is business with you now
pretty fair
It almost invariably happened that
hi unsuspecting companion would say
something in reply which would reveal
the nature 6f his occupation This wa
all Mr A wanted As soon as he
knew this particular he knew his man
Many successful experiments with tins
method soon gave him a fatal amouut
of confidence in his infallibility Fear
less of detection he put the same In
quiry unblushingly on every occasion
which found hi in unable to identify an
acquaintance Last week the shock
came and now his faith is sadly shak
en by what he admits was a conspicu
ous failure
Dropping into a seat in the cable car
one morning Jie found himself beside a
gentleman who greeted him familiarly
and proceeded to make inquiries re
garding his family which showed him
to be a comparatively intimate friend
Mr a knowing his face but en
tirely at a loss for his name merely
awaited a good opportunity
And how is business with you now
brisk
His companion stared a moment then
laughed
I guess you dont know me Mr
A now admit it
Well I why stammered the oth
er awkwardly cursing his wretched
memory you are
Bishop L I think my business
is about as lively as usual you know
Healthfulness of Lemons
Tery many people know the benefii
of lemonade before breakfast but few
know that it is more than double be
taking another at night also
The way to get the better of the bil
ious system without blue pills or qui
nine is to take the juice of one two or
three lemons as appetite craves in as
much ice water as makes it pleasant to
drink with sugar before going to bed
In the morning on rising at least a
half hour before breakfast take the
juice of one lemon in a goblet of water
This will clear the system of bile with
efficiency without any weakening ef
fects of calomel or mineral water
People should not irritate the stom
ach by eating lemons clear the power
ful acid of the juice which is always
most corrosive invariably produces in
flammation after a while but properly
diluted so tliat it does not burn nor
draw the throat it does its medical
work without harm and when the
stomach is clear of food lias an abun
dant opportunity to work over the sys
tem thoroughly
Wild Canary Biras
Many of the very best canary birds
tre captured wild in the United States
Southern California is full of wild cana
ries and there are no better singers in
the world In some sections the air
seems to be tilled with melody They
are so plentiful that the boys kill them
in great numbers with sling shots and
they are little more thought of than
sparrows Some dealers prefer tho
American canaries to the imported and
there does not seem to be any danger
that the supply will ever run short
Didnt Hurt Him Much
At West Brattleboro Vt a man who
had jumped from a load of hay looked
up just in time to be struck by a hay
fork One tine entered his face just
under the eye and went through the
roof of his mouth but the wound did
not seriously inconvenience him
WHY SO MANY EEGULAE PHYSICIANS FAIL
To Cure Female Bis Somo True Reasons Why
Mrs Pinkham is More Successful Than
the Family Doctors
tolier
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ham at Lynn Mass determined to step in andhelp her sex Having had consid
erable experience in treating female ills with her Vegetable Compound she en
couraged the women of America to write to her for advice in regard to their
complaints and being a woman it was easy for her ailing sisters to pour into
her ears every detail of their suffering
In this way she was able to do for them what the physicians were unable
to do simply because she had the proper information to work upon and
from the little group of women who sought her advice years ago a great
army of her fellow beings are to day constantly applying for advice and re
lief and the fact that more than one hundred thousand of them have been
successfully treated by Mrs Pinkham during the last year is indicative of
the grand results which are produced by her unequaled experience and
training
No phjsician in the world has had such a training or has such an amount
of information at hand to assist in the treatment of all kinds of female ills
from the simplest local irritation to the most complicated diseases of the womb
This therefore is the reason why Mrs Pinkham in her laboratory at
Lynn Mass is able to do more for the ailing women of America than the
family physician Any woman therefore is responsible for her own suffering
who will not take the trouble to write to Mrs Pinkham for advice
The testimonials which we are constantly publishing from grateful women
establish beyond a doubt the power of Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound to conquer female diseases
BLUE AND THE GfiAf
BRAVE MEN WHO MET ON THE
FIELD OF BATTLE
rhHllinK Storied of the Rebellion
Old Boldicra and Sailors Relate Remi
niecences of Life in Camp ami oa
tli yield Incidents of the War
Letters n War Time
During the civil war the government
expended infinite pains in forwarding
mail to the troops in the field says an
Did arrnv man We talk now of tlie
wonders of our postoffice organization
but perfect as the system is it is not
more perfect than was the system
which carried thousands of letters un
erringly to the million or more of men
in distant camps in a hostile country
even to the line of battle formed for at
tack There was carelessness in direc
tion then as there is now but the ex
perts traced out the man whose name
was misspelled and whose regiment
was confused with some other and
whose company wa not given until
Qnally the letter reached the right man
The custom then was for a letter to
be addressed to the company regiment
brigade and division of the army in
which the soldier was supposed to be
Mall for a certain division went to the
headquarters was distributed to tle
brigades and regiments and by the
regimental headquarters to the com
panies and by the company officers to
the men It sometimes happened that
a letter in case of army reorganization
was addressed to the Fourth DivTsion
when it should have gone to the Third
went to the Fourth Corps when it
should have gone to the Fourteenth
but if the number of the regiment v as
correctly grren it reached its destina
tion The government provided that
all letters from the soldiers should be
forwarded without postage if they bore
the frank of the adjutant or colonel
This was a great convenience to the
men because it was almost impossible
for them to secure or carry postage
stamps Packages of papers sent to
the boys were more conscientiously de
livered than they are in these times
In fact the postal system of the army
was a wonderful thing I remember
losing but one letter and that was on
a train captured by John Morgan
The pathetic side of the letter busi
ness came when the warm messages of
affection and love from sweethearts
sisters and mothers came to the men
who had been shot or fatally wounded
or who were raving with fever in tlie
Hospital Tlie most trying duty of com
pany or regimental officers was the
handling of such correspondence It
required tact sympathy and under
standing of human nature and a heart
full of consideration and tenderness
Occasionally there would come to a
man dead a letter full of reproaches
and petty complaints written by a
woman whese nerves were on tlie edge
nnd who complained to her absent hus
band through force of habit The plain
blunt misspelled words and misshapen
tetters seemed in such cases instruments
of torture stopped by the dead heart
In one case of this kind the captain
wrote simply a formal statement of the
soldiers death assuming that a woman
who could write so many petulant
thirgs could have little sentiment or
Avarm feeling He Avas surprised to re
ceive in reply a most touching letter
asking for all details and particulars
and explaining Ikjav precious Avas the
memory of everything connected with
the dead soldier This letter reveflled
the real Avoman and Avhen Ave returned
Ave found in her home so many relics of
the men of the company and such hero
Avorship of the husband who had died
in battle that recollection of the petu
lant complaining letter v out out of
mind
There were many men in the service
who could neither read nor write We
had half a dozen men of this kind in
our company and it fell to my lot to
conduct the correspondence of some of
them They Avere line looking braA e
felloAvs and for several months not
many knew that they could not read
nor Avrite They affected a knowledge
they did not have One day a burly
young fellow sidled up to me in a bash
ful confiding sort of Avay and inquired
if I could read all kinds of writing I
supposed that he AA anted to knoAV if I
could read German or French and I
explained that I could only read En
glish and he explained that ho only
wanted me to read English Avritten by
an Irish girl Thereupon he pulled out
of an inner pocket six letters unopened
which he had received from his daugh
ter Taking up the letters in order I
read the moet remarkable chapters in
a young life that ever came AAithin tlie i
line of one mans observation This
girl was in the poorhouse She began
by telling Iioav comfortably she was
situated In the next letter she admit
ted that she Avas not comfortable but
if her father could send her a very Mt
tle money she Avould not be miserable
In the next letter she told of persecu
tion and trouble In the next which
came from another postoffice she told
the story of her running aAAay from the
infirmary and of her seeking a home
among strangers The letters were
girls letters but they told the xiory
and the stout strong fellow before roe
cowered like he had been struck With
the pitiful appeal in the Last letter he
broke dOAYH
The thought that he had carr
these letters all the time not showing
them because of a false pride and
through this false pride closing his art
to the appeals of his Laughter he
explained the only creature in the
world that loved him the thought that
lie could have helped and had not wjw
a very bitter one I took up the corre
spondence at that point My first let
ter evidently failed to reach the girl I
wrote another and another and fiwUly
there came a note in reply When
mmiication was once opened relief was
reads The father could not do too
much for the daughter and all his sav
ings went to her Through influence
exerted by the officers of the company
she was placed in school and after the
war became one of the most influential
women in her circle in a Southern city
Gncrrillns Feared bv 3Iii1cf
Tlie worst fright I ever had was
caused by a drove of young mules
said Frank James avIio Avas one of
Quantrells most daring night riders
A detachment of Quantrells com
mand Avas suddenly and unexpectedly
unhorsed in Western Kentucky about
the middle of the Avar I was one of
them There Avere ten of us in the par
ty We hustled around in lively fash
ion for neAV horses and could not af
ford to be very squeamish about the
style of the animal or the means em
ployed in acquiring them for the ene
my Avas close upon us and pursuing ua
hotly Along toward night we came
upon a pasture filled Avith a motley ar
ray of horses and Ave helped ourselves
to them In the buuen was an old
mare Avith a big bell tied around her
neck Of course Ave knew that this
meant she was the leader of the drove
But we pressed her into service any
way and aAvay Ave struck doAvn a
rocky branch road You dont know
what a rocky branch road is unless you
have had to travel over one in Western
Kentucky It is no road at all but sim
ply a level bank along a branch or
small creek that Aoavs through a val
ley between the high hills which in
most any other country would be call
ed mountains
Well we were going lickity split
clown this rocky branch road toward
our command It was soon after dark
but It Avas as black aAvay down in that
ravine as the innermost recesses of the
infernal regions are supposed to be
Though we were riding fast and mak
ing a good deal of noise we could hear
a tremendous commotion in our rear
We halted to determine the nature and
cause of it The uproar sounded like a
cavalry charge and we concluded that
a whole division of Federal caAalry
was pursuing us We resumed our
course under whip and spur and loud-
er
ed
grew the noise in our rear It sound-
exactly as if the enemy Aras gaining
on us at every lap and I suggested
that we shy off into the bushes and
wait for the Yanks to come up Then
we could surprise and rout them On
the mad rush came Avith a mighty clat
ter of hoofs on that rocky branch road
As the uproar greAV louder and more
distinct we knew the enemy was near
ing us and we threw ourselves Into line
of battle
Pretty soon we heard the clatter
just over tlie brow of a hill from our
position and we cocked our guns ready
to throAV a broadside into the onrushing
Yanks as soon as they shoAved them
selves on the hills crest In another
Instant a black mass could be seen
sweeping over the knoll Then Ave
thought probably It might be some of
our own men and that before sending
our deadly fire into the mass it would
be best to find out what composed it
We shouted Halt at the top o our
voices but still the mass continued to
sweep toward us Then Ave fired a vol
ley into it The flash of our guns made
a brilliant red streak in the inky black
ness and through it Ave saw a lot of
young mules They had broken out of
the pasture when they discovered the
absence of tlie bell mare and their in
stinct had guided them in our direction
In search of her
I have no idea how many of them
we killed but I do Iciioav that I Avas
ants mad enough when I got over my
fright to shoot them all down and
AAonld probably have done so if it had
not been for the fear that the cannon
ading Ave had already indulged in had
aroused the enemy and put him onto
tlie direction Ave had taken St Louis
Republic
TIcafle and His Icn
General Horace Porter relates the
following anecdote of General Meade
in his Campaigning Avith Grant in
the Century
General Meade was a most accocn
plislied officer He had been thorough
ly educated in his profession and had
a complete knowledge of both the sci
ence and tlie art of Avar in all its
branches He was Avell read possessed
of a vast amount of interesting infor
mation had cultivated his mind as a
linguist and spoke French AA ith fluen
cy When foreign officers visited the
front they were invariably charmed by
their interviews with the commander
of the Army of the Potomac He was
a disciplinarian to the point of sever
ity was entirely subordinate to Ins su
periors and no one was more prompt
than lie to obey orders to the letter In
his intercourse Avith his officers the
bluntness of the soldier was always
conspicuous and he never took pains
to smooth any ones ruffled feelings
There was an officer serving in tlie
Army of the Potomac avIio had former
ly been a surgeon One day he appear-
ed at Meades headquarters in a high
state of indignation and said General
as I was riding over here some of the
men in the adjoining camps shouted af
ter me and called me Old Pills and I
woukl like to have it stopped Meade
joet at that moment was not in the best
possible frame of mind to be approach
ed with such a complaint He seized
hod of the eye glasses conspicuously
large in fcoze wliich he always wore
clapped them astride of his nose with
both haixls glared through them at the
officer and exclaimed Well Avlial of
tiurt How can I prevent it Why I
hear that wiien I rode out the other
day roe of tliera called a d d
okl gogge erl snapping turtle and
I cant even stop that Tlie officer
hwl to content himself with this ex
plostre expreeeron of a sympathetic
fellow feeling and to take his chances
tbwafter as to obnoxious opitbets
A Neglected Pain
One of the beneficient arrangements
of Divine Prividence is pain It Is the
signal of danger the telegraphic alarm
from the outposts intimating the pres
ence of an enemy Without the protec
tion of pain a man Avarming his feet
might burn them off and tlie human
system might be destroyed if it were
not for the protection afforded by pain
Many people neglect the intimations
of pain they use narcotics to deaden
the sense of pain they treat pains
Avarnings as if they were of no account
and by and by Avhen it is too late they
find that they have done themselves
mischief which they can never repair
Every pain has its use and if Ave are
to enjoy health Ave must pay attention
to the admonitions of pain Most
pains if taken in season can be
promptly relieved Rubbing heating
bathing and similar means frequently
bring immediate relief and if pains are
obstinate the effort to relieve them
Should be the more persistent but on
no account should we treat pain Avith
indifference it is like an alarm bell it
is a Avarning note uttered for our pro
tection and for our safety We should
thank God for pains Avhich caution us
Avarn us and protect us and should
immediately seek to remove tlie causes
Avhich produce pains and so guard our
health and lengthen our live
Unwieldy Legal Tender
Copper Avas actually used in Sweden
during the last century as the chief
medium of exchange and at times mer
chants had to take Avheelbarrows Avith
them Avhen they AAent to receive pay
ment in large sums
Fame In France
France has set about 300 monuments
to more or less distinguished French
men during the hist tAventy five years
and there are noAV 127 committees col
lecting monej for more
AN
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A Ftout Bnckhone
Is ns essential to physical health as to politi
cal conslotoncy For weakness of the buck
rheumatism unci disorders of the kidneys
tUi tonic and dietetic action of Ilostetter
Stomach Hitters ls the one tlilm u red f til
The stomach is the mainstay of every other
orran iiud liy invigorating the digestion
Willi this preparation the spinal column
and nil Its dependencies are sympathetically
strengthened The dyspeptiu and bilious will
lind it a pure vegetable stimulant and tonic
Density of Newfoundland Fox
A Newfoundland fog is frequently so
thick that for the bowsprit of a Aessel
to be seen emerging from the mist
while not a trace of the masts or hull
is perceptible is as common as Is the
spectacle of a vessel the topmasts of
Avhich are basking in the sunshine
while the creAV beloAV cannot see from
stem to stern
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Thousands are
in this condi
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cannot sleep have no appetite no energy
no arulition Hoods Sarsapanlla soon
brings help to such people It gives them
pure rich blood cures nt rvonsne s creates
an appetite tones and strengthens tue
stomach ana imparts new life and increas
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WE ARE ASSERTING IK THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THS
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE AVORD CASTORIA AND
PITCHERS CASTORIA AS OUR TRADE MARK
I DR SAMUEL PITCHER of Eyannis Massachusetts
was the originator of PITCHERS CASTORIA tlie sama
that has borne and does now sv - on even
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This is Unoriginal PITCHERS CASTORIA which has been
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