Sick headache. Food doesn't di
gest well , appetite poor , bowels con
stipated , tongue coated. It's youi
liver ! Ayer's Pills are liver pills ,
. easy and safe. They cure dyspep-
J sia , biliousness. 25c. All Druggists ,
"Want your moustache or board a bcautifu
torown or rich itlack ? Then use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
to CT . or pm-coi , 05 ft. p. H LL * co. t n. H
PATABDU THKOAT.L-UNG.STOMAi
I Rnnil Diseases. No fee until cured
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CURES V/HtRE ALL ELSE FAILS , ,
Best CouRh Syrup. Tastes Good. Use ]
In time. Sold by drupglsts.
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Hasty Inferences.
According to a recent book entit
' 'Orientations , " there was once a ratl
obscure Englishman , Avho , after bei
converted , read his Bible so assiduo
.ly in preference to a London ne
paper that his wife became concerr
for his sanity , and he was subsequen
examined by a specialist iu luiia
with a funny and pathetic result. 1
doctor's first questions were "feeler
"I mean , " said he , at length , slo\
and very impressively , "do you :
things that other people do not see ? "
"Alas , yes ! " was the patient's rer
"I see FoUy stalking on a 'obby 'ors
"Do you , really ? Anything elsi
asked the doctor , making a note of
fact.
"I see Wickedness and Vice beat
the land with their wings. "
"Sees things beating with tl
wings , " wrote down the doctor.
"I see misery and uu'appiness eve
where. "
"Indeed ! " said the doctor. "Has dc
Blons. Do you think -your wife p
things In your tea ? "
"Yes. "
"Ah ! " thought the doctor. "Tlu
Tvhat I wanted to get at thinks pee
are trying to poison him. What is
they put iu , my man ? "
"Milk and sugar , " answered the
tleut.
"Urn ! " said the specialist. Then
wrote. "Very dull montnlly ! '
How's This !
AVe offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
raso of Citirrh that cauuot be cured by II :
Catarrh Cure.
V. J. CIIKNEY & CO. . t'rops. . Toledo
AVe the undersigned have known F. J. Che
for the list 15 years , aud believe him perfe
honorable in all business transactions aud fir
clally able to carry out any obligation madt
their firm.
\VEST &Titf AX. Wholesale Drugelsts.ToletU
WAI-IUXO , KIVNAX & MAKVIX , Whole.
Druggets. Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally , ac
directly upoii the blood aud mucous surface
the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold bj
Testimonials free.
Mmilnr but Different.
Van Nosse Congratulations , old in
I understand you married an Engl
countess while abroad.
Do Jones Yes ; she was cashier i :
I/oudon restaurant
Hlore Than He Hurjrainert For.
Diggs What -was he arrested Cor ?
Biggs Stealing au eight-day clock
Diggs Was he discharged ?
Biggs No : the judge gave him
flays. Chicago Xews.
"Without I'rcjmhce.
A party of young tuea and -women
were bicycling along u country road. It
was a sketching class , and every one
was wide open for an artistic subject
Suddenly the whole party dismounted
with various exclamations of delight
and surprise.
Just within the fence on the left grew
Innumerable graceful stalks , each bearIng -
Ing aloft globes of pale green that
shaded into gray uud purple.
"How enchanting ! " said a young
woman.
"How decorative ! " said a young man.
"Just what we are looking for , " said
the teacher , a full-fledged artist.
A gardener was standing near at
hand.
"Do tell us , " cried a girl , "what those
beau-oo-tiful things are ! "
"Which ? " replied the gardener.
"Why , those , ' 'said the girl.
"Them ? " said the gardener , with a
chuckle. "Them's onions gone to seed. "
'Ihe Kvidcnce.
"What makes you think he has just
started out to be an author ? "
"His photograph. You see , he has
posed with a far-away look in his eyea
and a book in his hand. " Chicago
Times-Herald.
A SENATOR'S LETTER.
Peruna as a Nerve and Ca
tarrh Tonic the Talk
of the World.
HON. W. V. SULLIVAN , U. S. Senator Troi
ir Mississippi.
Hon. W. V. Sullivan , United Sta
Senator from Mississippi , in a letter
cently written to Dr. Hartmnn from (
i- ford , Miss. , says the following :
"For some time I have been a suffe
; s
from catarrh in its most incipient sta
so much so that I became alarmed as
my general health. But , hearing of ]
s I it a f
ru-ua as a good remedy , gave
le trial and soon began to improve. Its
it fects were distinctly beneficial , rem
ing the annoying symptoms , and v
i- particularly good as a tonic.
"I take pleasure in recommend :
your great national catarrh cure , Pena -
e evertried. .
na , as the best I have ever-
"W.r. . SULLIVAN ;
Peruna cures catarrh wherever loc
ed. Peruna has no substitutes no rivj
Insist upon having Peruua. Addr
The Peruna Medicine Co. , Coluinb
Ohio , for a free book on catarrh.
iy How Bobby Achieve. ! Kis End.
iyi " " the other d
iy "Mamma , said Bobby
> y when he came home from school , " 1
y. Irony anything to do with iron ? "
"Nothing whatever , Bobby. Ire
means that we mean the opposite
of what we say. "
ill Bobby thought a moment , and cent
ued :
"I don't love you just a cent's wor
l. mamma. Is that irony ? "
l.h "I suppose so , " replied his moth
with a smile that she didn't attempt
repress.
"Then , " said Bobby with an air
triumph , "wasn't it irony when 3
said the day before yesterday that 3
wouldn't give me a quarter to bu3
ticket to the circus to-day ? "
Whether it was or not. he went to 1
cirrus that afternoon. Harper's Baz
'OMEN do suffer !
Even so-called healthy women suffer !
But they are not healthy !
The marks left by pain are on the young faces of itiEny of our
daughters. Pain that leaves its mark comes from a curable
cause. If that cause is not removed its
influence reaches out and overshadows a
whole life. The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been so uni
formly successful for over a. quarter of a
century in overcoming the suffering of
women , is that it is thorough and goes
directly to the cause. It is a woman's
remedy for woman's ills.
Miss EMILY F. HAAS , of 148 Freem , n
St. , Qreenpbint , Brooklyn , N. Y. , writes
44DEAR MRS. PINKHAM I wish testate
state that I used your Vegetable Com
pound with the greatest success. I
was very sick for nearly a year with
hysteria , was down-hearted and
with painful
nervous ; also suffered
menstruation and pain in back and
limbs. I often wished for death ,
thinking nothing would cure me. I
had doctors , but their medicines did
me no good. At last , by the advice
of a friend , I began to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ,
and I am happy to say it has entire
ly cured me.
JENNIE SHERMAN , of Fremont ,
Mich. , Box 748 , writes :
4'DEAR MRS. PINKHAM : I feel
that I must write you and tell
you what your medicine has
done for me. I had neuralgia
of the stomach for two years ,
so bad that I could not do any
work. I had two or three doc
tors , but did not seem to get any
ter. I began taking Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound and- Liver
Pills and improved from the first , had
better appetite , and after taking three bottles of Compound
and one box of Liver Pills , can say that I am cured. Your
Vegetable Compound is a wonderful medicine- "
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STATE 01 MBBAS
NEWS OF THE V/EEK IN A C
DENSED FORM.
Republican aiul Populist Cantlit
J'or Court Clerkship iu Fro :
County Decide a Tie by Dra
Cuts , the Republican "Winning
John C. Gainmill , llepublican , mad
lucky draw and will be clerk of th
trict court in Frontier County for the
four years. The county clerk's ofllc <
full of people Xov. 2u , friends of J
Roach , Populist , and John C. Gar
Republican , who had assembled tov
the candidates cast lots for the ofi
clerk of the district court , m compl
with a notice from the county clerk ,
had received 076 votes. Six gun wads
placed in a shot sack. On one of the
"clerk " the c
was written the word ,
dates to draw alternately till one s
draw that one. The county clerk he
sack , which was well shaken up befo
drawing. On the third and final
Gammill held the lucky wad. Durir
drawing the proverbial pin could i
have been heard if it had dropped ,
soon as the candidates saw the res
the final draw Roach quickly exteudc
hand to Gammill and said : ' 'Mr. Gar
I congratulate you. "
WOULD BAR THE OIL TRUJ
Attorney General 1'rocceds Ag
Standard Oil Company.
Proceedings were begun in the sui
court by Attorney General Smyth on
24 against the Standard Oil Company
court is asked to deny the compan
right of doing business in Nebraska (
ground that it , is a trust and that it i
gaged in a conspiracy agaiiibt trad <
business.
The case is one in original jurist !
and is in the nature of a quo warrant
ceeding. In the petition iiled by tl
torney general is a copy of an agrei
said to have been-signed by the i
holders of the company in violation o
The attorney general alleges that the
tal stock of the corporation whei
organized was $500,0 0 , divided into i
of $100 each , and afterward increas
the combination of different concei
? 1GOO,000. divided into shares of 5100
and that nine trustees Hold and conti
but 4,995 shares and that by virtue
holding and controlling these slran
trustees are able and do choose am
such hoards of directors as the } ' see 1
The petition names twenty com ]
that are declared members of the Sta
Oil trust. It is averred that the pi
and effect of the trust are to creat
carry out restrictions in trade , to in
or diminish as it may see lit.the p ;
petroleum and its products and to pi
competition in its manufacture.
F. C. HILLS DIES OF POISC
Ate Breakfast Food with A1
Arsenic Had Been Mixed.
F. C. Hills of Sioux City , general
ager of the Sioux City , O'Neill and AY
Railroad , which runs from Sioux C
O'Neill , died Nov. 23 , as a result of i
breakfast food in which had been
powdered arsenic. His wife also p ;
of the poisoned food , but it is thoug
will recover. The food which cause
Ilills sudden death had been poison
the purpose of exterminating mice
was served on the breakfast table th
the dreadful error of a new servant
Find Coal Vein at Jackson
'Telegraph advices from Jacksoi
Saturday told of the important resu
the discovery of bituminous coal HC
that town several weeks a o. A vei
struck in two places and from the
ness of the vein and the fine "quality
coal , it appears that Riley & Me
owners of the land upon which tin
has been found , may have stru
fortune. The news of the rich rewa
work done where coal indications c :
excitement six weeks ago spread th
Jackson and in the country around
a large crowd had gathered aboi
places where the drills were wo
Several deals for leasing land for in
purposes were closed during the afte
and a score or more of options were s
Express Companies Quit Hebi
The Adams Express Company an
United States Express Company
withdrawn their office from the 13.
'and Chicago , Rock Island & ]
depots , respectively , and quit the to'
Hebron. This action was the ctilmii
of a controversy between the e :
companies and the city council. TJ
little over a year ago the express
panies had been paying but $10 a
occupation tax , but at that time a
justment of the levies had been
whereby $20 a year was asked. Tii
press people immediately stopped fn
livery. The council tried to pur
them to replace the deliveries. Fail
this , an occupation tax of 550 was im
and the companies quit the city.
Fined for Selling : "Whisky.
In the district court at Ainsworth
days ago in the case of the state agai ]
W. "Weyranch , the defendant pi
guilty and paid a fine of $100. Wey
was one of the persons indicted for i
whisky selling. He jumped his bail
was brought back from Omaha a few
since and concluded to plead guilty i
than stand trial.
Arthur Not Guilty of Arsor
Attorney J. B. Arthur of Omaha
found not guiltyof arson by a jury
district court at Tekamah. The fire
Arthur was charged with causing occ
at Oakland several years ago , where J
thenliyed. His law office and s <
other buildings were destroyed.
Falls City's New Church.
The cornerstone of the new Epis
Church at Falls City was laid last
Rain fell during the exercises , bu
crowd was large. The stone was la
Bishop Arthur L. Williams. There
an address by the bishop and a histc
the parish , read by A. C. Gantt.
Board Must Pay Both Teachi
County Judge George M. Spurlc
Plattsmouth has rendered a decision
case of Douglass "W. Shin against S
District No. 28 in favor of the plaint
$270 and costs , the full amount aske
was shown that the old board of i
directors employed Shin , but the new
refused to allow him to teach the s
and employed anyther teacher.
Good Start for C's Armory Fu
The fair and dance given by Comp ;
at Nebraska City netted about $500 f (
armory fund/ '
BANK'S VAULTS ARE EMPT
Head of Institution Jics and ICM
3To Assets Behind.
Since the death of Samuel C. Sail
who was president of the Farmers'
Merchants' Bank at Butte , who
in Omaha recently , the bank has bet
the hands of the state banking board ,
week Assistant Attorney General G (
P. Corcoran , accompanied by Dr. ' .
secretary of the state banking board
peared before Judge Westover at J
worth and filed a statement of the fina
condition of the bank and asked that
cciver be appointed to wind up its busi
Judge Westover appointed AVi
Standifred , who is a resident of Buttc
'
at the present time the sheriff of .
County. His bond was fixed at $10OOC
as soon as this is approved by the judj
will at once take charge of the del
bank.
When the banking board took clef
of the banklio money was found , alth
the books showed $1,800 cash on hand
several notes are missing ranging
$900 to $1,000. The deposits amour
about $15,000 and the assets are practi
nothing. It is said that Mr. Sample's
was insured for $15,000 and that the pi
urn on this was paid out of the depos
the bank. Should this prove true an <
will be made to have it applied to pa ;
the deposits.
LIGHTNING ROD SHARPS
Getting Contracts at Sky-I
Prices in Adams County.
Adams County and vicinity are I
"worked" by lightning rod sharps ,
long ago Henry Wengert , a fanner 1
northeast of Hastings , signed a contn
have rods put on his barn and soon
work was done. Thou a bill of $240
presented to him. Mr. Wengert refiu
pay the bill and later another man ,
was connected with the lightning rod
pany , called upon 3Ir. Wengert and ol
to accept $ lo ! ) as payment in full. It s
the scheme worked by the lightuinj
agents is this. Their contracts cal
rods at a certain price per foot , am
have a provision for "coupling , ornan
'extras , etc. " After the innocent lot
contract has been signed and the rod
up , a bill , accompanied by the contra
presented for about three times an
the fanner had been led to believe it v
cost. The trap is in the "extras , etc. '
SHIP GOODS TO HONG K (
Kearney Cotton Mills Furnish
ample of Expansion.
The Ivearney Cotton Mills are con
ing their goods direct to the Chinese
pire. A carload of brown sheeting
recently billed from Kearney to J
Kong and an or-ler lias jxist been rec
from Shanghai , China , for a quarter
million yards. The manager , Cl :
Brown , says the quality of goods on
is the very best. The cotton mills
been running constantly since the ft
18 % and employ 223 operatives.
Nebraska Short Notes.
Horse thiees are again at work in I
County.
All the slot machines have been on
out of Clarks.
Thirty carloads of apples have
shipped from Stella this fall.
A little son of Rev. C. G. Murp
Holdrege had a finger pinched off
door.
The board of education of Nebraski
has decided to open a public kinderg
Dec. 4.
A * well digger near Diller struck a
of well preserved wood ninety feet 1
the surface.
All the towns in Knox County expi
be connected by telephone Dy the 111
of December.
The Krug Brewing Company of Or
is figuring on putting up a beer vat
Pender , of two cars' capacity.
The corn crop in Boone County i :
yielding as much per acre as was tin
the forepart of the husking season.
Burglars entered the harness sh
Henry Crellin of Lyons last weel
stole six fur coats , valued at about $1C
At the meeting of the National I
Makers' Association to be held in Liu
Feb. 1'J to 215 , 1900 , about $4,500 in ]
will be offered.
The members of the Christian Chui
Hastings have just finished paying oi
indebtedness of their church and pa
age and have considerable money left
The best crop of corn reported to di
Surpy County is that raisedon the
farm near Sarpy Mills. The field yi
on an average from fifty-eight to
bushels per acre.
Frank Kaura , a Bohemian farmer
resided three miles southwest of Mars
committed suicide by cutting his t
with a razor. Family trouble and fina
reverses are said to be the cause.
The apple pat-king station at Barad
been closed. Tins is the first seasoi
apples were barreled and shipped
Barada , and the fruit growers of that
tion are much pleased with the result ,
The Catholic Church at Dawson ,
almost completed , will be one of the
buildings of its kind in southeast
braska. It is constructed of brick
stone trimmings. It will be readj
occupancy.about the first of the year.
The Omaha Brewing Association
erected a cold storage house at St. Pai
At the next annual meeting of the
braska Shite Historical Society , whict
be held in Lincoln on the evenings of
9 and 10 , one whole evening will be
voted to the subject of tiie old ovei
freighting business lSto-1840.
The sword which the citizens of Te
seh and vicinity will present to Lieut
Ihur Kavanagh was received from the :
ufacturers this \\cek and is now on ex
tion in J. S. llarman's show window
is a most beautiful piece of work , co
$123.
John Wilty. the man being hel
NeligSi for the theft of twenty-three
of cattle from Huffman & Rolling i
two months ago , broke jail a day or
ago. A better time for the escape (
not have been selected , as a dense
hung over the city ; making it impossil
see more than two blocks.
A carload of finewalmitlogs wasshi
from Yerdon via the Missouri Pa
They were billed through to Liver
England , where they will be use
cabinet work , and command a big pri <
that market.
About every so often some questi
raised concerning the calling out estate
state militia to quell the South Oi
riots in 189G. During the last few me
repeated efforts have been made to fin
records and papers relating to the m <
zatinn of the troops , but the only n
found was a copy of the governor's <
on the adjutant general and ths la
order to the troops. . *
'S ICHfflS !
Delicate Machinery That Neei
Constant Care.
Absoluts Cleanliness and Regulation as N <
Kind of Machinery
cszary as for Any Other
chinery How to Keep It In
\Yorkinz Order.
There's a screw loose somewhere !
One little screw In the big machine g <
a trifle loose aud the whole apparatus cloj
balks and refuses to work properly.
A skillful engineer can tell by the "fee
of his engine when there's a screw loose.
Occasional constipation call It costliness
needs prompt att <
ness or biliousness
tion. It clogs the whole delicate mechs
ism of man , and must be removed sklllf
ly without force or shock. Only a vegetal
laxative should be used , and Cascan
Candy Cathartic , which you can eat like
piece of candy , are the most agreeable , u :
ural and effective of all laxatives.
Cascarets are the only antiseptic cath :
tic , and not only make the liver lively , i
move obstructions In the bowels , streugl
en the intestines , but kill all germs of d
ease in the body. Therefore prevent as w
as cure.
Buy and try Cascarets to-day. You'll fl
that It's what they do , not what we s
they'll do , that will please you. All drr
plsts , lOc , 23c and oOc , or will mall for prii
Send for booklet and free sample. Addrt
Sterling Remedy Co. , Chicago ; Montre
Can. ; New York.
This Is the CASCARET tabli
Every tablet of the only genul
I Cascarets bears the magic lettc
"CCC. " Look at the tablet befc
[ you buy , and beware of fraui
Imitations and substitutes.
and lieft Sighted.
The assertion comes from Germa :
that the majority of people are not or
right-handed , but also riglit-sight <
By this is meant that most persons s
better with the right eye than with t
left and habitually , though uncc
sciously , employ it more. Some pi
sons , however , make grater use of t
left eye than of the right and accoi
are said to be "left-eyed. "
Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to trea
mcnt by Ely's Cream 33ftlm , which is agre
ably aromatic. It is received through tl
nostrils , cleanses and heals the "whole BE
face over which it diffuses itself. Druggie
Bell the 50c. size ; Trial size by mail , " .
cents. Test it and you are sure to contim
the treatment.
treatment.ATinoxmeement. .
To accommodate those who are partite
to the use of atomizers in applying liqui
into the nasal passages for catarrhal trebles
bles , the proprietors prepare Cream Balm
liquid form , which will be known as Elj
Liquid Cream Balm. Price including tl
npraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or 1
mail. _ The liquid form embodies the me
icinal properties of the solid preparation.
Pliamrock Color.
"Till me , " said Larry , "what t
Unoited Shtates hos iver done fer I
Oirish ! "
"A good dale , " spoke up Dinny ; "sbj
hod her paper money made grane
wan soide. '
To Cure a Cold in One Bay
Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets. .
druggists refund the money if it fails to en
25c. E. W. Grove's signature is on each to
Couldn't Be Interrupted.
"Send my typewriter girl in he
Jimmy. "
"I dassent interrupt her , sir ; sh <
readm' a letter from her beau. "
VITALITY low , debilitated or exhausted cu
Dr. Kline's luvigoratiui : Tonic. FKEB $1. T
by
. . Kill
containing 2 weekH' treatment. Dr.
Bottle lo titute. 931 Arch Street. Miiladelphla. Founded 1
Why Not ?
"There's a far-away look in 1
eyes. "
"Of course ; they're sky blue. "
Mrs. YFlnslove's SOOTHING STBUP Tor Chlldi
teething : softens the crims , reduces inflamruati
allays pain , cures wind colic. 25 cents a bottle.
Politeness is good nature regulat
by good sense. Sidney Smith.
Flrst-Clasn Scwlitjr Maqhlnca for
$14.25.
For those who are accustomed to send
ing awny from liorm * for their goods It
is of the greatest importance to know the
character and reliability of the establishment
families from cata
ment selling 0nls to
logues. The great emporium o the John
M. Smyth Co. , located at JJ30 to ICG West
Madison street , Chicago , has been estab
lished for a third of a century , and has
furnished over half a million homes in
Chicago and vicinity alone. This firm
enjoys the confidence of the public by it
many years of fair dealing , It issues an
immense illustrated catalogue that should
be in every family , as it describes and
gives the price of every article required
for household use. A sample of the ex
traordinary values offered by this firm , i
shown in the illustration of the "Melba. "
sewing machine in another column of thi
paper for $14.2o. This Is one of the best
sewing machines ever offered to the pub
lic , and yet it is but a sample of tha
thousand and one useful articles illus
trated and described in the beautiful cat
alogue of the John M. Smyth Company. .
So Near nnd Yet So Par.
Mrs. Jones Mrs. Brown says hea
husband seems quite distant of late.
Mrs. Smith Why , what's the trotfJ
ble ?
Mrs. Jones Oh , no trouble at alt
He's In Europe on business.
I shall recommend Piso's Cure for Con
sumption far and wide. Mrs. Mulligan ,
Plumstead , Kent , England , Nov. S. 1S95.
After a man has caught his train
with several minutes to spare he knows
how the engaged fellow feels who won
ders why he chased her so fast.
It and
Stick to It
If you are sick and discouraged'with im
pure Blood catarrh or rheumatism , take
Hood's Sarsaparilla faithfully and persis
tently , and you < will soon have a cure.
This medicine has cured thousands of
others and it < wut do the same for you.
Faithfully taken ,
remedy for
Consumption. Cores
Coughs. Colds , Grippe ,
V f 0 O x Bronchitis , Hoarseness -
* ness , Asthma , Whooping-
cough , Croup. Smalt doses ; quick , sure results.
Dr.BuirsPillscu.rc Constipation. Trial , 20fory.
W. L.
N' ° N
S3 & 3.50 SHOES
Worth S4to 56 compared
with other makes.
Imlori-ed by over
1,000,000wearers. .
The genuine have W. L.
Douglas' name and pncel
stamped on bottom. Taked
no substitute claimed to b
as good. Your dealer .
should keen them u"
not , we will send a pair
on receipt of price. State
kind o f eatiier. size , and width , plain or
cap toe. Catalogue D free.
W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO. , Brockton , Majj.
Our Northern Grown
Stock. Best Wages. Pay Weekly.
TIIE JEWELL MJKSKHY CO. . L Uc City. Ulna.
Stakes writing a comfort.
S. C. N. U. - - 48-99
or
tid 25c. SAMPLE BOTTLE IOC. FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
; er km hi i
n ,
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BOB
at ' flow long Have You Read Atom ! 5 B-aps" Without Taking Then ?
hen , and suffered enough ? If
Do you not think you have wasted precious time
n- so , then try the " 3 Drops" and beomptly and permanently cured of
your afflictions. "S Drops" is a speea. and Sure Cure for Rheumatism ,
iu Neuralgia , Sciatica , Lumbago ( lame back ) , Kidney Diseases , Asthma ,
ex Hay Fever , Dyspepsia , Catarrh of alt kinds , Bronchitis , La Grippe ,
ed Headache ( nervous or neuralgic ) , Heart Weakn'ss , Dropsy , Earache ,
Spasmodic and Cctarrhal Croup , Toothache , Nervousness , Sleeplessness ,
iy Creeping Numbness , Malaria , and kindred diseases. " 5 Drops" has cured ,
four of the a xjve-named diseases , than
the ,
[ TRADE MARK.3 more people during past years
ho all other remedies known , and in case of Rheumatism is curing more than
id and batteries combined , for they cannot cure Chronic
, medicines , electric belts
all the doctors , patent
" " and be
iat Rheumatism. Therefore -waste no more valuable time and money , but try 5 Drops"
ial CURED. "S Drops" is not only the best medicine , but it is the cheapest , for a$1.00 bottle
promptly mail , or 6 bottles for $5.00. For
contains 300 doses. Price per bottle , $1.00 , prepaid by or express
sending 10 cents to pay for the
FREE to
the next 30 days we will send a 25c sample anyone
as mailing. Agents wanted. "Write to-day.
at . LAKE ST. CH1CACO.
SWAMSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO. , 160-164 E. ,
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At the Price , $14.25 for Our
11- "MELBA" Sowing Machine.
11r - A high-arm , high-grade machine equal
rn - to what others are asking $25.00 to .00
nli for. Guaranteed by us for 20 years from
liIt date of purclu ie , against any imperfec
It tion in material or workmanship. The
stand is made of the best iron and is
nicely proportioned. The cabinet work
is perfect and is furnished in your choice
at of antiqueonk or walnut. It has seven
drawers all handsomely carved and with
id nickel-plated ring pulls. The mechan
ut ical construction is equal to that of
voId any machine regardless of price. All
working parts are of the best oil-tem
Id pered tool steel , every bearing perfectly
3 fitted and adjusted so as to make thjs
3to running qualities the lightest , most per
fect and nearest noiseless of any machine
made. Tliis Sewing Machine has all the latest improvements. It makes a perfect and uni
form LOCK STITCHfcand will do the best work on either the lightest muslins or heaviest
and rough places without skipping stitches. A full set of
ic. cloths , sewing over seams
best steel attachments , nicely nickel-plated and enclosed in a handsome plush-lined
Jl , metal , japanned box , and a complete assortment of accessories and book of instruction
in FURNISHED FREE with each machine.
inn W this machine C.O.D. subject to approval , on receipt of two
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Jr s i n i a u. dollars. If. on examination yon are convinced that we are saving
' the balanca and freight charges then try
yon$25 or$30 on agent's price , pay
is the machine. If notsatisfied at any time within60days send the machine
and will refund the full purchase price
iie back to us at our expense we
la h whlcrns Hsled af lowest wholesale prices ,
lis everything to eat wear and useis furnisb
ie ed on receipt of only 105 to partly pay (
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