CONGRESSMAN HOWARD.
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National Reputation Are the Men Who Recom
mend Pe-ru-na to Fellow Sufferers.
A Remarkable Case Reported From the State
of New York.
CONGRESSMAN HOWARD , OE ALABAMA.
House of Representatives , )
Washington , Feb. 4 , 1899. J
Pertsna Medicine Co. , Columbus ,
Ohio :
Gentlemen " / have taken Peruna
'mow for two weeks , and find I am very
'mncfi relieved. I fed that my cure win
be permanent. I have also taken It for
Ia grippe , and I take pleasure in re-
commending Peruna as an excellent
'remedy to all fellow sufferers. "
a. w. HOWARD.
} Congressman Howard's home ad-
itfress Is Fort Payne , Ala.
people think that catarrh is a
'M '
disease confined to the head and
nose. Nothing is farther from the
troth. It may be that the nose and throat
ls the oftenest affected by catarrh , but
'if this is so it is so only because these
i parts are more exposed to the vicissitudes
of the climate than the orlior parts of
the body.
Every organ , every duct , every cavity
of the humm body is liable to catarrh.
A multitude of ailments depend on ea-
Jtarrh. This is trno wini-i > r and summer.
, Catarrh causes many : . < < of chroni'1 '
disease , where the victim has not thc-
, slightest suspicion that ratarrh has any-
" thing : to do with it.
i The following letter which gives the
1 experience of Mr. A. C. Lockhart is a
] case in point :
I Mr. A. C. Lockhart , corner Cotta o
' treetand Thurston road , Rochester. N.
, Y. , in a letter written to Dr. Hartmin
: says the following of Feruna :
i "About flitecn yesrs ago t commenced to 6 ?
filing end consulted a physician. Ho pra-
aouncsd my trouble a spedsot dypprptfa.- !
tid ms. after he had tnatzd rsrhnutsl :
Bicycle It id I n jr Dying : Out.
The wheel is a tiling of the past
< excepting in the sportnig world , and
for strictly utilitarian purposes.
This was shown by the reports ol' the
L. A. W. meeting , which shower !
that from over 24,000 mem hers a year
ugo the orgauiation has diopepd to
one of aboiib lO.'iOO members today.
Its decline is rapid , anu with the de
cline of cycling as adiversnin. / . but
natural. Oddly enough , cycle racing
Js more popular and profitaple now ,
'in ' those sections where it obtains ,
fthan it ever was before. With good
lindoor tracks aud big cards it prob-
'ably ' would be equally pupular here ,
'nylcing's ' future seems to be only
of a professional sport.
Permanently Cue < ! .
FITS ' uio of I >
jrtorer.
RUSSIAN
Will you be short of ha > ? If so i lnic ; a
plenty "of this podi.aliy : prolific mi 1-t
C to 8 Tons of Jtirh Hay Per A < , .
J'rlcc , 60 ll . # ! . > ; ! < > tl > - * . ) Lc IVi-lslit.
John A. Siilzer i < ecd Co. , I.a rosse , " \ \ is. C
Largest growers of t
Clo r , Timothy and 1
Grasses. Our northern grown Clover ,
for vigor , frost and drouth resisting
l properties , has j ustJ 5 become famous. J
SUFERtOR CLOVER , fee. $5.SO ; 100 Ibs. S9.BO |
taCrosse Prime Clover , &a. 5.00 ; ICO I&s. $9.20 "
Samples ClOTer. Tirnolh ) and Grcsses and great ;
Catalog mailed > cu for 6c postage.
JOHN
" S-EED
RES WHLKh AL
Rest Cough Syrnp. Tastes Good
time. Sold by drueKlsts.
N.N.U. NO. 711 12 YORK. NEB
months , to get.t leave of absence f-"m my bus
iness and go Into the country. I Hid so sad got
temporary relief. I went back to work again ,
but wns taken with very distressingpains in my
ttomach. . .
'Iseldombadapassasoofthe ' bowels natu
rally. I consulted another physician with no
better result. The disease kept growing on ma
until 1 had exhausted the ability ot sixteen ot
Rochester's best pliysiclans. Tbe last physician
zdvistd me to five
up my work and go
kou h after he had
treated me for one
year.
" 1 was given s
thorough examina
tion with the X-ray.
They wouldnoteven
determine wnat my
trouble was. Some
of your testimonials
la tbe Rochester
papers seemed tome
it ortsty of consider
ation sndl made up
my mind to try a
'e of Perans.
Eclurs i/is bottle _
half gone 1 no Mr. W. P. Peterson ,
ti cd a change for of Morris , 111. , says :
ttie bstisr J am "I was nearly dead
now en tre fifth hot- with cntar-hal dyspep
tl ; and have cotaa sia , and an now a well
r.che or pain anyn.an , h-t'or. in fact ,
wlerc. MybowelsS thnr ' ha'.c l > "pn for
move regularly tw iity yca.rs or ; ion ; .
every day , and J Vm I cuifd by
hive iiken on cpb- your I'cnm.-i 1 5iive been
teen pounds offfe * ft. consult' < 1 lii' a jrreat
Ibavercciuim. o\id many people.V. . B.
Ptruaz ( n 1'cli'rsoa.
many 3 d
commend If very
I ig'ilv ihnrateld several people that if they
woa'd tzlisa bottle of Feruna , and could then
cs it dirty ssy that ! i had rot benefited ititm , I
would pay for lite medicine "
A. C. LOCKHART.
Sond for n free catarrh hook. Address
T > - - I'nrunn Jfcdirino Co. , Columbus , O.
O.'d.
The employer who would turn off f
a man who has been in his service
! for years just because he was old ,
j would kick a baby to death if nobody
was looking. If anybody is turned
; oil , turn off the young ones. They
can land on their feet. They have a
life time before them in which to
! earn the right to be retained by
'some ' one. Keep the old ones if there
is any mercy in your heart. J
York Press.
iilJULUiL uiujMt. ii A-'hma. Hr-n-
chaiH. ( 'lirotilcCousli. Or' > .i i'l Cold" . IIi li-clubM te ? >
i timoniftK from prominent people. Send3-'c. staiars , for
lar e U > U : > utcr i ! ftr mur.ted Oil Co. , Temple , Tosui
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ft tetline all alx > ut Teo'lnte and Pea
Oat and Bromua and Sr-Pltz , onion
-jWd ot coc. a pcund , etcall only
for I c. in stamps. Write to-day.
1 JOHN A. SALZER SEED CO. ,
La Crosse , Wit.
There Is as much real nourishment in
one bushels of beans as iu five bushels
of potatoes.
An air-cooling system on a vast scale
Is to be tried at the St. Louis exposition.
Great fans will bring down a current'
of cold air from a height of 800 feet
above the earth and pour it over the
grounds on hot days.
The amount of carbonic acid gas giv
en off by a few plants is so small that
100 plants in a room would not give as
much as one man during a night , and
they make many volumes of oxygen
during the day nore than sufficient to
compensate for their presence Rooms
in which plants arc kept have , more
over , a fresh odor about them , owing
to the fact that they absorb nitrogen ,
and it is this in pa-t that makes a room
stuffy , because nitrogen occurs in most
of the secretions emanating from man
or animals.
The resistance of cedar wood to de
cay has long been famous , and cedar
fence posts often last for generations.
A remarkable instance of the inde
structibility of cedar has been noted in
the State of Washington , where a for
est of hemlocks , near Acme , has grown
up over an ancient buried forest of ce
dars. The trunks of cedar , although ly
ing in a moist soil , have been almost
perfectly preserved for at least 150
years , the length of time that the rings
of growth show the hemlocks to have
been growing above their fallen prede
cessors.
Corundum Is first cousin to the sap
phire and the ruby , but lacks their bril
liance of color and transparency. It
is a most excellent abrasive material ,
better than emery , which Is impure
corundum , in that respect , but hitherto
its rarity has made it too high-priced
for general use. Recently valuable de
posits of corundum have been found in
the mountains north of Kingston , On
tario , and it is hoped that they will
furnish a large supply of the mineral.
Traces of sapphire have been found
among the deposits , but as yet no spoci-
ments of the precious blue gem have
revealed themselves.
The difference in color between green
and black tea has been ascribed to va
rious causes. Recently Mr. Aso , of the
agricultural college at Tokyo , has in
vestigated the subject , and he offers ,
in substance , the following explana
tion : In making green tea the leaves
are steamed as soon as gathered ; in the
case of black tea the leaves are allowed
to ferment before drying. The result
is that the finished black tea contains
much less tannin than the green con
tains. The original tea-leaf possesses
an oxidizing enzyme which is destroyed
In the green tea by steaming. In black
tea , during fermentation , the enzyme
oxidizes the tannin and gives rise to a
brownish-colored product.
RICHES IN THE TROPICS.
Researches in Those Bejrfona A.re Prov
ing to Be Very Profitable.
Few persons have any idea what
prospects of wealth are opening in
tropical countries. It is only within
a few years that any attention has
been paid to many large areas that are
now found to be rich in commodities
which the world needs. Of course , this
work of studying the tropical world is
still in its oarly stages and much re
mains to be done , even to procure a
comparatively complete list of the
tropical plants that are most useful.
In the last two or three years it has
been feared that the demand for rub
ber would exceed the supply. But re
cent studies have revealed new fields
that are already beginning to contrib
ute to the rubber supply The list of
rubber plants is constantly growing.
Within two years a number of trees
and vines never before utilized have
begun to yield a harvest of rubber.
This valuable product bids fair to play
in the humid regions of the tropics
about the sarae part as the precious
metals do in temperate regions , says
the N < ro York Sun.
In the last ten years the Congo Free
State. French Guiana. Madagascar and
Lagos have advanced enormously in
the value of their exports , the basis of
their prosperity being due to india rub
ber. The latest declared exports from
the French Congo , amounting to about
$1,200,000 , were half india rubber.
After the fall of Khartum , W. Gnrstin.
a French economist , expressed the
opinion that the valley of the Upper
Nile , devastated for so many years by
the Mnhdists , would contribute prac
tically nothing to the wealth of the
world for the next half century. But
the Upper Nile has since then yielded
020 tons of rubber. In French Indo-
Chiun is the large region known as Up
per Laos and the Laotian Shan States ,
whk-h until recently have never been
of the slightest economic importance
in the foreign trade. In 1S99 , after
French experts had reported that these
regions were rich in valuable resources ,
a little ruWber began to be sent to mar
ker. In the first year only fifty tons
were exported , but in the year follow
ing (1000) ( ) , 340 tons were exported , al
most nil of it from the Tran Ninli dis-
trict. which 's only a very small part
of the areas in which rubber is found
to thrive.
The advance of our knowledge of
rubber plants in the tropics is only one
phase of the activity of botanical ex
ploration there for the benefit of com
merce. Annales de Geographic says
that systematic efforts are now being
made to extend the cultivation of tbe
ramie fiber plant. Plantation owners ,
"experimental stations and congresses ,
in which experts discnss the question
in all Its Dearlngs. are now co-operat
ing to develop a new Industry on a
large scale. Ramie or China grass , of
the nettle family. Is grown largely Iu
China , Japan and the Malay Archipel
ago for coarse cloths and cordage. It
forms a large part of the clothing of
the Chinese peasantry who. even in
the coldest weather , wear nothing but
China grass or cotton. The variety
j which If : grown most largelj' in South-
ern China and Northern Indo-China Is
t exported to a considerable extent to
' England Another variety known as
green ramie fhrives best in Java and
the Sunda Islands. Both plants are
sensitive to cold , but the variety
known as white ramie stands moder
ate frosts and thrives in temperate cli
mates with proper soil and cultiva
tion.
tion.The
The development of the ramie in
dustry has been retarded by the fact
that it 'm diffif-ult to obtain the liber ,
which is prot ted by a tough skin that
resists most chemical dissolvants.
Great efforts nre now being made to
overcome this difficulty. A ramie con
gress held two sessions last year and
it is believed that the difficulty will be
overcome.
TALKING TO ONE'S SELF.
Supposed to be One of the Early Symp
toms of Insanity.
Talking to one's self has this obvlotu
advantage over another form of ora
tory or gossipone is assured of a sym
pathetic audience. But it has also thif
pceular drawback it is supposed to be
one of the early symptoms of insanity.
Wrongly so , perhaps. A mad doctoi
might rule the habit out of his diagno
sis. Nevertheless the popular beliei
is firmly rooted. And it is for fear ol
this belief , doubtless , that we talk to
ourselves , even as we dress our hair
with straws , so rarely. It may be said
that we never do address ourselves at
any length except in the delirium of a
fever. In moments of ordinary excite
ment , of course , "we utter to the wind
some sort of appropriate ejaculation.
Delight wrings from us a cry of "Hur
rah ! " or "Thank Heaven ! " even
though there be none by to echo us
Similarly in any disgust we emit one
of those sounds whose rather poor
equivalents in print are "Ugh ! " and
"Faugh ! " "D n ! " and "Tut ! " Much
further than this we do not go. "Why ,
what an ass am I ! " cries Hamlet in
one of his soliloquies. Omitting the
first word and transposing the last two ,
the ordinary modern man does often
soliloquize , to that extent. But he
could no more soliloquize to H'inlet's
extent than he could speak in decasyl
labics. Nor is there any reason to sup
pose that that class of the community
with which , contemptuous of his own
fluency , Hamlet compared himself , is
or everwas more prone to soliloquize
than any other. In the matter of so
liloquies we cannot accept Hamlet as
an unbiased authority. We merely
find in nim lie possible origin of the
belief that talking to one's self is a
bad sign. London Saturday Review.
PARIS SCHOOL
In Which Aspiring Detectives Ari
Trained for Their Profession.
Paris is the home of a new school
for detectives , where aspiring tracker *
are taught by regularly graded lessont
and examinations.
The students are first trained in the
use 01 their eyes and hands. One 01
the lessons consists in placing a pupi
in the middle of a brilliantly ligbtec
room full of furniture. He is left foi
a few seconds , when the room is dark
cued , and he is required to skrtcfc
hastily a complete map of the room
indicating the position of the furui
ture.
After this he is allowed to look at
face for a moment or two. The studerr
is then required to describe the fac <
and the color of the hair and eyes. lit
is afterwards required to recognize i
photograph of the face among several
hundred others.
The education of the hand follows
The pupil is placed in a darkened roonr
full of curious and unusual objects
He is required to touch them rapidlj
and afterwards to recall exactly wha
he has touched and write a descriptioi
of them. He must remember even tin
slightest details. One of the exercise *
consists in placing a jeweled knife be
fore him m the dark , which he is al
lowed to touch only for a moment. Af
terwards he must tell by touch wha1
the jewels ara whether rubies , dia
mouds or opals.
How It Happened.
"Yes , " said the member of Congress
"I had been in Washington but a shor
time when I awoke one morning ant
found myself famous. "
"How did you manage it ? "
"Published my biography in the Con
gressional directory without trying t <
conceal any facts or trying to assumi
a statesmanlike pose. It was an acci
dent , but it wits effective. " Washing
ton Star.
Cool.
"You don't get such poetry as wa.
written in days gone by , " said tbp re
gretful person.
"Of course you don't , " answered th
smug modernist. "There is no furthe
demand for it. There is' so much days
gone-by poetry already on the marke
that there'is no further demand for It. '
Washington Star.
.Relics of Roman Art.
At lloutalto , in the province e
Genoa , iu tearing down an old clrarcl
a small underground room was foun <
full of art objects of the Roman time
chiefly chiseled silver amphorae am
vases filled with gold and silver coins
Every man barked at by a dog is no'
a thief ; every man talked aixwt by *
gossip is not fullty.
fVhl \Voman Photographer Sect.
A woman pbotograhper , who gives
as much thought to each portnit
she makes , as any portrait painter ,
says ' that she has a peculiar feeling
In peering through the camera of
looking into the souls of the sitters.
Some people arc able to stand this ,
and she likes them better after they
have been put to the test , while
others she does n c like as well. She.
sees what the untouched photograph
often ( reveals , the true character of
the | sitter unsoftened by color and
with all the lines exaggerated. The
portrait painter frequently reveals
characteristics in a portrait Maich
the world never suspected in the sub
ject. New York Times.
Zulu women always indicate by
their head dress whether they are
married or unmarried.
r > pafness Cunuot He Cured
by local applications , as they cannot reach the
til eased portion of the ear. There b only on >
vrsiy to cure deafness , and that Ls by coutitn -
tloiial remedies. Ueafutos Is cained liy an in
flamed condition of \\\s \ \ muiott > : lining of the
hustaehlau Tube.When this tiibuii inflamed
you ha\o a rumbling sound , or imi > erf cot hear
ing , and when It Is entirely closed. Deafness Is
the retult , and unless the In.'iammaUon can he
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition , hearing will , be destroyed forever ;
Dine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh.
vhich Ls nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces.
We will giie One Hundred Dollars for any
cn-e of Ueafne-oS ( caused by catarrh. ) that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars , free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. , Toledo , O.
f3F Sold by Druggists , 75C.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Law ton , Okla. six months old , has
7.000 inhabitants , 188 lawyers , 45 sa
loons , 27 gambling dens and 4 schools.
Sixteen inches of room would seem
an Inadequate accommodation for
each passenger in a street 'car. Yet
this is the space to be allotted in
Westminster Abbey to those fortn-
n.ite 8 000 who will be bidden to at I
tend the coronation. }
;
Many School Children Are Sickly.
MotherGr.iy's Sw.-et Poxvdrs for Children , suc
cessfully iis d by Mother Grayi nurscin Children's
Ho.up , Kw York , break up Colds ii 21 hour'ire
Koverisliiiess , Headache , otoriui. h Trouln - > ,
Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms. T < "i
thousand t stimomals. T EY NEVER Kvil , .
At. all druguiits' . 25 : . Sample mailed FKEC. VU-
tlrtss ALIJSN S. OLIISTED , Le Koy , Inew York.
South Carolina proposes to exhibit
at the St. Louis Exposition a repro
duction of the cabin in which Presi
dent Andrew Jackson was born. [
It Will Surprise Yon Try It. *
In order to prove the groat morit of
Ely's Cream Balm , the most effective
cure for Catarrh and Cold in He.icl. we
have prepared a generous trial size for
10 cents. Got it of your druggist or send
10 cents to ELY BROS. , 50 Warren St. ,
New York City. t
Ely's Cream Balm has completely
cared me of catarrh when everything else
failed. Alfred W. Stevens , Caldwoll , O.
After using E ' . < Cream Balm six
weeks I believe myself rured of catarrh.
Joseph Stewart. Grand Ave. , Buffalo,1 1
N. Y. | I
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no cocaine ,
mercury nor any injurious drug. Price , '
50 cents. At druggists or by mail.
Each package of PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYE colors more goods than any
other dye aud colors them better , too.
Passenger In a Predicuim-nt.
A passenger on an elevated road iu
Brooklyn had the slack of his trousers
leg caught in a closing door as he
was standing with his back to it.
The side doors are only opened from
the outside with keys kept at the
Brooklyn bridge. The passenger wis
therefore obliged to go way be.ond
his station until a bridge man and a
key could be found.
Health
" For 25 years I have never
missed taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla
every spring. It cleanses my
blood , makes me feel strong , and
does me good in every way. "
John P. Hodnctte , Brooklyn , N.Y.
Pure and rich blood
carries new life to every
part of the body. You
are invigorated , refreshed.
You feel , anxious to be
active. Youbecomestrong ,
steadycourageous. That's
what Ayer's Sarsaparilla
will do for/you.
JI.OO a bottle.
r Ask jonr doctor what lie think * of Ayer'i
Ji Sirsiparilln. : He knows all aboutthis grand
§ old family medicine. Follow UU adricea&d
y. TVC will bo s. tlsntMl.
t J.C. ATXK Co. . Lowell. Mut.
Few women flirt after they gel
married and few men flirt before.
Don t forgot a large 2 oz. package Red
Cross Huh Blue , only 5 cents. The Rust
Company. South I'end , Ind.
A petroleum well has been known
In Zante. one of the Ionian Islands ,
for nearly 3,000 years. It is men-
tioned by Herodotus , who was born
484 years before the Christian era.
Use the famous R d C OMS Ball Blue ,
large 2 oz. pacKa-f 5 r 'Mts. The Ru3 |
ccni.Jir-y ] , South Tior--t , li i.
Farthing breakfasts , consisting oi
cnlTee. bread : u.d 'jisl.tfcruml jamr ar <
mmbeing pr < . \i > iif ! ! theSalvation
Army for pu < > r . luldrt-n : n Newcastle ,
Enuland.
Genuine stamped C. C C. Never sold In butt ,
Beware of the dealer who tries to aell
"something just a * good. "
jUSTTHJtiKOFIT
Every farmer hl ow
landlord , no in cum *
brances.his bunk account
increxslns : year by ye t
liud value incrra-ing ,
stoaincreasiiip , splen *
did climate , exc Una !
schools and churches ,
low taxation , hi h price *
for cattle and fxram , ow rai'way r.it , and e\ery
possib e comfort Tins is tfn : ijonthuon of the
farmer inVest % rn Canada , Province of Manitoba
and dUtri'-ts of A--UIMI 011 , Saskatchewan and
Alberta. Thousands of Am ricaiir. are now settled
there. Reduced rates oa a I r.n.ways for home-
seekers and sett < TS. New districts an ; beina
opened up thi year. Th- newlOpa e Atlas of
WesteriiCaiiadu'suut free to r.h applicants. A pply to
! ' Fed ev. Supt. of Irnuil r.Ui'in , Ottaw.t. Can. , ot
to W. V.'Henm-tt , S9l New York : Life Bid ; : . , Om -
ha. Neb. , Ajent for the Cm eminent of Canada.
Put Up in Collapsible Tubes. i
A Substitute for and Superior to Mustard or any
other plast-r , an J will not Histyr the most delicat *
ikin. The pain allaying ad curative qualities ot
this article are woniierful. It wll. sop the tooth-
ftche at once , and relieve Iie fJaht and sciatica.
Vf recommend it as the Luatun . safest extern * )
counter-irntaut kn wn , also a * an external reine *
dy for pains in thehei ! : > n ' * t mr > ch aud all
rheumatic , neuralgic and tcot'VJ complaints. ;
A trial will prove what claim for it , and U
witl b > ; found to be invaiuuble In tue household ,
Many peopie s "It ib tuc ten of & ,1 your prepa
rations. "
Price 15 cents , at a 1 dru iati , or other dealera ,
or by sending this amount tu us in postage aiarnpt
we will send you a tube by man. f
No article biiould be accepted by the public ua
lesi the saint : carriej our lubel , as otherwise It U
not genuine.
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12 3uu iirisS. N w Vark City.
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