12 THE NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , FEHRUAUV 13 , 1903
FATE AND MRS.
MAGUIRE
Dy M. LOUISE CUMMINS
Oo ) > vrf0M , IPOS , by ( he
, S. S. AfrOlttrr
I O O OO"O - OOO - - OO OO < <
Mm. Mngulro looked up from her
knitting u second tlmo to moot the
ssui'o pnlr of brown eyes. Again n
nenso of fiunlllnrlty In their gnto went
over her.
"Anil , Hiiro , tlicro'd bo nothing lUningo
In that , " she Holllmitilzctl , "after mo
beltut attendant In tltln watting room
for the past llfteen .vciirfl. "
Nevertlieh'Hs hop mind wont buck
gropingly trying to plnco the girl alt-
tint ; opposite. Hlio gave a quick Blanco
nnd reached what ha Bought with
Hitch suddenness Unit she fairly start-
Ml ,
' "TIs the very wiui the very wan , "
Him muttered. "But , Lord love nu all ,
wlmt him changed her HO inuuh ? "
Presently Hlu > roHo , Holding her knlt-
tl K I" her left bund , and miido n llttlo
tour of the 'room , picking up paper
hero , Htrnlnhtonlng n cluilr there , np-
pnrontly latent only upon her luwlneHa.
Hut Hhe piUiHed near the woman who
had attracted her attention.
" 'TlB ttrcsbmo work waiting for
trains , ma'am , " she batumlcd.
"It Is , Indeed ! "
At BlRht of such woo In her eyco ,
which Hho liail ouco RCOII tilled with such
blessedness of joy thnt , as HUG wild ,
"they were llko twin lights on an al
tar , " Mrs. MiiRitlro'B heart ached.
"Though thore'H them that don't
mind It , " uho went on. "Look thcro
now , " with a sidelong nod to where In
Uio outer waiting room a young couple
wore seated oblivious of tlmonnd place .
"They makes mo think of a pair that
eat In that very spot let 1110 HCC , It
must bo nil of four yearn HBO , " Hho
continued remlulBcently. "They bad
missed their train nnd had to wait nix
mortal bourn for the western express.
Well , If you'll believe me , I don't think
they knew 'twas an many minutes. "
Mrs. MaKitlro saw the bunds of the
.woman come slowly together suddenly !
in her lap ,
"Did sou ever see them again ? ' she
nekcd slowly.
"Not her. "
The dark eyes cnme round In a linen ,
"And him ? "
"Well , as sure as yon live" Mrs. Mu-
frulro had pontod herself nnd WIIB knit
ting complacently " 'twas only Inat
iwcclc. Ilo come In nnd just sit In thnt
very spot. I took no notice to him at
first , but ho looked so broke up I had
to. It seemed all wiong to sea him sit
ting without her. "
The woman nt her sldo sprang up.
"It Is suffocating lu herol" sun pant
ed.
ed.Then
Then she sank back Into the clmlr.
"You recognised mo , " she said wcnrl-
iy.
"And If 1 did , n-lnnlvo"-Mrs. Mil-
gulro laid a soothing palm on her knee ,
the eoft crooning of her mother tongue
"WAIT , sinl" BUB I'ANTKD "ron TUB
I.OVE Of HEAVEN , DON'T QO I"
coming back to her "I meant no harm
by what J said. Sure , when 1 looked
1 Across the room you made mo think of n
bit of n pilmrose yoil'd see In a horeen
at homo wilting because the bush that
sheltered It was toru nway. "
"AmJ I thought" her slender body
seemed to contract with the agony of
recollection "God help mi * , what I
thought "was not the truth. "
"God help us all when we begins to
doubt the wan that's dearer to us than
ourlieart's blood.
k < , " 'Xls well to be sure , " she wont on
slowly "sure before you upuke the
word that can't be onspoken. "
"If some one had Bald that to mo
thenl" Her breathing seemed to tear
the delicate throat. "But I would not
Jlstcn to him. and now now It Is too
late ! "
" 'TlB never that , " Mra. Magulre said ,
with conviction.
"It Is. He said If I left him It would
be final. "
If Mrs. Magulre'H lingers < lew , her
thoughts went at such bewildering
pace/that shp' started when her com-
pairfou rose. She took and patted be
tween her own the hand held out to
her , looking beyond with unseeing
eyes.
"She'll come back , " she thought , with
the assurance of one who knew. "And
b.e. Mother of Godl Isn't It the pity of
the world to see them parted ? And for
nothing at all , most likely ! "
It was strange after that , on daya
whmt a Might flguro In dark blue oat In
the ladles' waiting1 room , how many as-
ciisort Mrs. Magulro found for oxcur-
Hlonn lo different pnrtN of the ntatlon ,
wllh wlmt rngeriH'H nho act out on
Iht'Ho oxpeilltloiiH , and with dejection
written In every line of her comely
face when flhc returned.
" 'Tls watching for him nho IB her-
nelf , " Him thought , meeting the wistful
Interrogation of the dark eyes. And
Mover did maiden look for the coming
of her lover an did Mrs. Mngulro for
HID tall llguro which had Imprinted It-
Rplf on her memory.
It wan a matter of gonnlno Impor
tance , however , which called her away
ono day Junl an her vlHltor entered.
"I'll bo back In a nilnnto. 'TlB the
superintendent himself wantH me , " she
explained , muoolhlng down n snowy
apron In a little IniHllo of excitement.
Ilulf an hour later In returning she
priHsod by the long line of tracks. A
crowd surrounding a woman whoso
daik head wan covered with a cotton
handkerchief attracted her attention ,
and she drew near.
"What's Iho trouble , Mlko ? " she
asked a uniformed follow countryman.
"Thlm diigos. " Mlko Jerked a thumb
over ono shoulder. "Wan of thlm lost
his mother , and nothln'd do the young
dlvll but to nkrcwgo through the gates
and try to crotia the tracks Just BB No.
BT was pullln' In. If 'twasn't for that
glntleman there , thero'd bo ono foreign
er less to grow up In the counUiry. "
Mrs. Magulro turned to look at the
tall 11 fiure. Ono glance wao mifllcient.
A moment later she was hanging to bis
arm with all the pressure of her 175
pounds.
"Wftlt , slrl" she panted. "For the love
of heaven , don't go ! "
He looked down , amazed.
"Oh , I'm not mad , don't you think 1L"
And Indeed the gray cyca raised to his
were wonderfully sauo behind their
steel rimmed glasses.
"Hho'B In there , " Mn . Magulro whis
pered.
"She ! Who ? "
"Herself the llttlo girl yon married
four yeai-B ago. Oh , didn't I see you ?
Sure , 'twaa little else I did that blessed
day but look at the picture you made.
The curse of the Almighty on whoever
came between you , for sure you must
have the kind , bravo heart to do what
yon JUHt done. "
The man puled as ho had not done
when looking death In the face.
"Go ! " Mrs. Magulro gave him a
push toward the waiting room door.
"She's In there , I tell you , altlng her
heart out for a sight of you. And , "
griispliig him again , "don't you say a
word , but Just take her along home. "
As his broad back disappeared Mrs.
Mngulro laid hold of a newspaper
stand for support.
A few minutes later when , with
flushed cheeks , she passed , humming a
bur of "Hllcen Aroon" above a lump
which threatened to choke her , they
were sitting where they had snt four
years before.
"Dear , " ho said huskily , his bend
bent over hers , "thnt wo should meet
hero It was fate. "
"And Mngglo Magulre , " added thnt
worthy woman as she entered her own
domain.
Runlittril ilifi Prtuco Coiuort.
Commenting on the Blights thnt were
put on Queen Victoria's consort , Prince
Albert , Sidney Whitman says : "The
prince consort brought to England Ulcns
of his princely prerogative from Ger.
tunny which did not accord with those
to which the English aristocracy were
accustomed and nil the less so siuco
many .English noblemen thought them
selves every bit as good as a German
prince. Ono morning Prlnco Albert
Joined the meet of the roynl buck-
hounds. AH were awaiting the arrival
of the maatef of the hunt In order to
start the hounds. The prince consort
ordered the hunt to begin , and this was
nt once done. Shortly afterward the
master arrived anil , hearing twhnt had
occurred , ordered the hounds to be call
ed off and , turning hla back upon the
party , galloped off without further ado.
Prince Albert rode back to Windsor
and complained to the queen , who
shared his Indignation. She sent for
Lord Paluierston , who was prime min
ister , nnd insisted thnt ho should tinme-i
dlately call on the master of the buck-
houiulB to resign. The prime minister
replied thnt If this Was her majesty's
pleasure he saw no alternative but to
place his own resignation , ns well as
that of all his colleagues , in her hands.
The queen , therefore , for the time be
ing at least , had to condone the slight
put upon her husband. "
Mnlur Runiiliiir "Afnok. "
"Amok" It a religious fanaticism , a
madness under which a man mnkes up
his mind to kill any one he can until ho
himself Is killed. Brought on by drinker
or religion , or from whatever cause ,
the process Is the same. The madman
/.clzcs his creese and rushes headlong
down the street , cutting nt every ono
he meets. To any one who has seen a
crccbc or a parang further detail Is un
necessary.
A man running amok Is as a uog
with hydrophobia , but the panic caused
by the former Is by far the worse.
Like the mad dog , the madman Is fol
lowed by a noisy rabble , who sooner
or Inter run Into their man and exter
minate him. When this vengeful rab
ble la made up of bloodthirsty Malays
and Chinamen , Its wild rage and fury
are beyond control , beyond description.
The clamor and blood curdling yells of
the pursuing crowd nnd the ever nearIng -
Ing shout of "Ornn amok ! Oran amok ! "
are incidents which can never bo for
gotten by any one who has seen or beard
them , The bravest quails when sud
denly turning the corner of a atrect his
cars are greeted with the cry of "Oran
amokl" und a few yards off he sees a
Malay running straight at him , brand-
in his hand the bloody creese
which ho has already slaughtered
all In his way.
MANY CATTLE ARE PEniaWNO.
Stockmen From South Dakota Ranges
Drlng In Gloomy Reporto.
IJononteo ) , S. IX , Fob. in. Stockmen
from the range country report that
oattlo are perilling by humlicils. A
Trlpp county man lost ever 300 8toor .
The deep snow lioglnfl about fifty
inllea west of here nml the range for
100 mlloB went of that point IB covered
with BIIOW two foot ( loop , making It
linpoHBiblo for stock to sccnro food.
Cheyenne , Wjo. , Fob. 13. The
storm that hot In 8iwor.il days ago ban
assumed Iho proportions of a blizzard
throughout southern and western
Wyoming , nnd Btockmon who are rang
ing hordfl and nockn In rogtona where
there IB little food are now greatly
alarmed. In the western portloim of
the nlnto BIIOW has fallen to a great
depth , but from Evanaton cast to the
Nebraska line the nnowfalt 1ms grad
ually diminished. High wlmlu have
accompanied the storm and the snow
baa been piled up In the cuts , delaying
tratllo. The weather has been bitter
cold , and the Indians are fnarlng colder -
or weather. In the Red Desert coun
try , between IlawlliiB and Evanston ,
which Is Urn most favored of all the
winter ranges In the state , sheep arc
dying , the grans being covered and the
supply of sago brtinh short. Cattle are
In poor condition , owing to the long
BorloB of severe storms , and In sec
tions where there IB no hay to feed the
lonsca will be largo.
WOMAN ACCUSED OF MURDER.
Charged With Killing Husband and
Attempting to Burn Remains.
Newton , la. , Feb. 13. Mrs. Frank
Lavollcur was arrested hero yester
day , charged with the murder of her
husband. It Is set forth In the Indict
ment that she killed her husband with
an ox and placed the remains in a
barn , which she snbsoquontly set flro
to. The alleged crlmo occurred last
Biimmor. Mrs. Lavelleur , who had
twice previously been married , quar
reled frequently with her husband.
It was explained after hlB charred
remains wore found that ho had been
overtaken by the flames while at
tempting to recover a buggy. A post
mortem disclosed that his head had
been crushed , the wound Indicating :
that he had been struck with an ax.
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
Little Ones Locked In House While
Mother Vlcito With Neighbors.
Lincoln , Feb. 13. With their frantic
mother only a few yards away rush
ing to their assistance , the son and
Infant daughter of Mrs. James Lyons
wore burned to death yesterday after
noon In n flro which completely de
stroyed the house and Ita contents.
The chaired remains of the two were
found lying sldo by side , the elder of
the two clasping the baby In his arms.
The children had been locked In the
hoiiso by Mrs. Lyons , who had left
homo for a short call at the house of
a neighbor.
Statehood Dill Plans.
Washington , Fob. 13. The friends
of the statehood bill reached a definite
decision to have the omnibus state
hood bill reported as n rider to the
poHtomco appropriation bill. It Is ex
pected that this notion will bo taken
today. It Is the purpose to make a
fight In the senate to have the state
hood bill tacked onto one of the ap
propriation bills , passage of which Is
absolutely necessary to the running of
the government.
Begin Work on Taylor Park Line.
Denver , Feb. 13. A special from
Gunnlson , Colo. , announces the begin
ning of work on the projected Taylor
Park railroad. The road Is to be 115
miles In length and will open the min
ing districts around Taylor park.
Archibald A. Stewart of Chicago , pres
ident of the company , says trains will
bo running Into Tin Cup by next fall.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Are Slow but Steady Receipts
of Hogs More Moderate.
ChlenRo , ivii. 12. Caltlc-npcnlpts , 8.000 :
stow , ntpadjr ; pwvl to prime otecrii. $4.SXft
JT50 ; poor lo mrdliini , f.lOOft-1.25 ; Mockers
nnd fecdorH. Ji2r.fl-4.50 : bow , $ l.-tO'iT4.-IO :
helforn , $ ' . ' .00 ( CO ; dinners. $ M < Kj2.r > 0 ;
ImllM. . < K > < jW.23 ; eulve * . 13MW800 : TPXHD
, .
000 ; tomorrow. 20000 ; left r pr , 0,000 ;
mlxpd anil tiutrherp. $0fiO.Jt7.00 ; Rood to
oholce hoavv , $0.KXI7.12i4 ! : ronch hpnv.v ,
ffUWiia ftt ; llRbr , $6l ! , * iflCO ; hulk of mile's ,
$ o,6.vie so. shrpp-npceiptn. 10,000shepp
anil | umli < f Mcarty : eood to cliolcoirrthrrs. .
$ < .7fi fiV5 ! : f lr to chotce mixed , $3 50ft
4,75 ; wpHtorn Hlicop , ? 4.7Mtr .2Ti ; > mthe
l nil > , J < . .rOW5lO ; western lambs , $ < .75 J
6,40.
Kansas City Live Stock.
Knn ag Cltj. Fob , 12. Cattlp Rrpclptu ,
SWX ) ; steadr to lOe higher : choice beef
iteers. $4.30/n.VJ5 : fulr to coort , J2.8TJf4.rr. ( ;
Modem and feeders , $2.KWi < 4.25i western
fed Kteern. S2.2.Vfi.VJ3 : Teian and Indian
* toer . I3.3.VJH flO : Toms eowit. J2. < XVft2.00r
native c ws , Sl.MKUn.SO ; nutlve htlfers ,
gUOQJKK ; canncrn. JI.OOJOO ; bulls , $2.25
6J.1.2n ; calve * , $2.MKW 00 , nog - ecelpt ,
8,000 ; sUMulr to He lower ; top , JBIW ; bulk
of nalea , $0.70 .WI > 0 : heavy , $ fl.7.VaOO.V
mixed pricker * . JO 2H Jfl.85 : Hrht. $0.40 < Jl
6.75 ; yorUers. * C.7 < Xgo.75 ; pigs. WJ.VJWMO.
Sheep-Ilrxelpts. ; active , nte dy ; na
tive Ininln. $4.00fl ( < U5 : western lamb *
380C < irtOO : fed ewes. $ .1 OOiTMO ; nntlva
wethers. $ t.nO < U4.Kl : western Wether * . JSOO
fl-4.tK ) ; Hlorkors and feeders , $2.riO&1.r 0.
South Omaha Live Stock.
South Omaha , Feb. 12. Cattle Receipt * .
2.SOO : active , stronger ; native steern. $300
C5.00 ; cows and helfeis , J2.75 < a3.75 ; can-
nera , $1.75 < R2.00 ; itockert and feedern ,
* 3.000t > .N ) : calvc , 13.3oI ( ! < J.25 ; built , stSK .
etc. , $2.00 < < i3.7S. Ilogi-n celpts. 10.000 ;
Blow ; heavy. JG.75fl083 ; ulxrd. $ G.70 < S . " 3 :
light. JU.riO-fln.70 - ; pint , JS.73 < a8K > ; balk of
iales. J0.7O30.75. Slmp-npcflpti , 5.KX ) ;
teady ; yearling ! , I4.7&S5.50 ; wethers ,
J4.BOaa.23 : eWM. J3.7SaBO ; common and
stocken , $1,7MH.25 ; Iambi , J4.7agfl.2S.
St. Joseph LIvB Stock.
St. Joseph , Ken. 12.-Cattlc Recelpti , 2 , .
009 ; natlvei. J3rx > 30.23 ; Taiann and we tern -
ern . J3.2T414.73 ; cow * and heifers , J2.00ft
4.23 ; veals , r..W O.W ; bulls and stags ,
J2.riO84.25 ; yearling * and calves , J2.503
4.25 ; utookors and feeders , J3.00314.35. Hog *
-Receipt * . flCT.O ; light and light mlxBd.
JrttX > anW ) ; medium nud heavy , J8.72V4Q
7 00plc . J .73Q < I&0 ; balk of tales , $6.00
tfO.90.
FRUITS AND FLOWERS ,
Do not let rubbish of any kind Ho un
derneath the trees. It hnrborB vermin.
A yard or lawn always looks barren
without some ornamental trcca and
shrubs.
AB an apple or pear orchard will last
n lifetime , particular euro must bo tak
en In the selection of varieties.
If currants nnd gooseberries arc prun
ed In tree form , they will bear larger
and liner frtilt. Prune every year.
To 1mvc a Kood garden Uio land nuist
bo kept rich by liberal usu of manure.
During tbo winter Is the best tlmo to
apply It.
Nearly all house planto will bo bene
fited by havltiK the blossoms that ap
pear Immediately after planting In pota
pruned off. Let the plant get well es
tablished bcfoie flowering.
The rose lu a hearty feeder and will
therefore bear annual manuring , but
only well rotted and thoroughly fined
manure should be used , taking care to
work It well Into the soil early In the
winter.
I'cnple AVho Cnnnot Mnke fc'trci.
The Papuans of the Malay coast of
Now Guinea are still lu the most prim
itive state. They nro wholly unac
quainted with metals and make their
weapons of stone , bones and wood.
They do not know how to start a fire ,
though fire Is used among them , When
a Uusaluu asked them how they made
a Ore , they regarded It as very amus
ing and answered that when a person's
flro went out he got some of a neigh
bor , and If all the Ores In the village
should go out they would get It from
the next village. Their fathers and
grandfathers had told them that they
remembered a time or had heard from
their ancestors that there was a time
when Uro was not known and every
thing was eaten raw.
Winter coughs are apt to result in
consumption if nngleoted. They can be
soon broken np by using Foley's Honey
and Tar. Sold by A. H. Klosau.
A woman shonld bo as young as pos
sible. Tbo fewdr years she carries In
the oycs of others , the greater her power
to charm and win the battles of life.
Rocky Mountain Ton keeps one young
and beautiful. The Eiosan Drag Oo.
lt > > tter tl' n Qolil.
.11. i--.I. . , " " - '
"I was t"ro"ubliod-'for several years
with ohrouio indigestion and nervous
debility , " writes If , J. Green , of Lan
caster , N. II. "No remedy helped me
until I began using Electric Bitters ,
which did mo more good than all the
mediqiued I ever nsod. They have also
kept my wife in excellent health for
years. She says Electrio Bitters are
just splendid for female troubles ; that
they are a grand touio and invigorator
for weak , rnu down women. No other
incdioino can take its place in our
faintly. " Try them. Only OOo. Satis
faction guaranteed by A. H. Kiesau.
Foloy's Honey and Tar ia best foi'
croup nud 'whoop1 ' c e-mph , contains no
opiates , and cures quickly. Ooioful
mothers keep it in ! ho . .onse. Sold by
A. II. Kiosau.
Gliciimstiinco ,
One was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy. "Whence the dif
ference ? She who is blushing with
health ubes Dr. King's Now Life Pills to
maintain it. By goutly arousing the
lazy organ ? they compel good digestion
and head off constipation. Try them.
Only 25o , at A. H. Kiesau druggist.
Mothefs can safely giveFoloy's
Honey nud Tar to their children for
ccnghs nud colds , for it contains no
opiates or other poisons. Sold by A. H.
KieBim.
Nnsnl Cjitnrrh quickly yicldu lo treat-
rndnt by Uly'e Cream Italm , which ia ngrco-
ably aromntfc. It is received through the
nostrils , cleanses And heals the whole sur
face } ever which it diffuses itself. Ururgists
sell the 50o. si/o j Trial fii.-.e by man , 10
conts. Te.st it nnd you nro ? Buro lo continue
the treatment.
AnnouJicenicnfv
To nccomniodato thobeslio pro pnrtinl
to the XiSo of atomizers in applying liquids
Into the imEnl jiaq < .ngas for ealarrhcl troii-
llat the proprietors prepare Cream lialm in
liquid form , which will bo known as Ely'ai
Wqtihl Cicnni Hhlra. 1'rico including tha
spraying tube ii 75 ccnls. Druggists or by
mail. 'J'hu liquid form embodies the med
icinal piopcrtics of the solid i-reparation.
James Don't figure on marrying a
model wife nule s yon are a mind
reader and know for certain that she
takes Rooky Mountain Tea. 35 centB.
The Kiesau Drag Oo.
Alarm.
Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is the brassy cough of crocp , \ \ hich
sounds like the children's death knoll
nud it means death unless something is
done quickly. Foley's Honey nnd Tar
never fails to give instant relief and
qutckly cures the worst forms of croup.
Mrs. P. L. Oordier of Mannington , Ky ,
writes : "My three-year-old girl had a
severe case of croup ; the doctor said
she could not live. I got a bo t tin of
Foloy's Honey and Tar ; the first doBO
gave quick relinf nnd saved her life. "
Refuse substitutes. Sold by A. H.
Kiesau.
The Clillilrnn'ii Krlet.l.
There is no use trying to persuade
American mothers thnt a substitute ex
ists for Perry Davis' Painkiller. They
know how to relieve the troubles of
childhood , from sprained arms nnd logs ,
to stomachache. Other preparations
may do good , painkiller is certain to.
A big difference , and one that has been
recognized for sixty years. There is
but one painkiller , Perry Davis" .
The most reliable preparation for
kiduoy troubles on the market in Foloy's
Kidney Cure. Sold by A. H. Kiesau.
Worve Than A niovr
from a hard fist is the buffet of cold
wind upon a pair of improperly pro
tected lungs. A few minutes exposure
to cold may bo the beginning of con
sumption. Lese neither time nor cour
age. Fortify yourself against pulmon
ary troubles , including consumption ,
with Allen's Lung Balsam. A few
doses will loosen the cough nud enable
yon to get rid of the phlegm that pro
duces it. Ouro soon follows.
Makes homely women beautiful , good
looking women handsome. Greatest
boantiUor in the world , Such IB Ilocky
Mountain Tea. 1)5 ) cents. Never fulls ,
The Kiusau Drug Oo.
Foloy's Houoy nud Tar cures the
oouKhoauBod by an attack of lagrippo. It
heula the lungs. Bold by A. II. Ktesuu.
A TlioiUHiul UollMti Thrimn Awny.
Mr. W. W. B.ikor . , of Pluinvlow ,
Neb , writes : "My wife bad lung
trouble for over llftonn years. Wo
tried a number of dcotois nud ppont
over a thousand dollars without any ro-
llof. She was very low nnd I lost all
hope , Whou a friend suggested trying
Foloy's Houoy and Tar , which I did j
and thanks bo to this grout remedy it
saved her life. She id stronger nnd en
joys bettor health than she hni over
known in ton years. Wo shall never bo
without Foloy's Honey and Tar and
would ask those iifllictod to try it. Sold
by A. H. Kiosan.
A AVenlc Stomach
muses a weak body and invites disease.
Kodol Dyspepsia Oaro cures and
strengthens the stoniaob , and warda off
and overcomes disease. J. B. Taylor , a
prominent merobnnt of Ohricsmnn ,
Tex , Bays : "I oould not oat because of
a. weak stomach , I lost nil strength and
run down in weight. All that money
can do was done , but all hope of re
covery vanished. Hearing of some
wonderful cures offoted by UBO of Ko
del , I concluded to try it. The first
bottle benefited me , and after taking
four bottles I am fully restored to my
usual strength , weight and health. "
Klesan Drug Oo.
Avrful fnte.
Mr. H. HaggliiB of Melbourne , Fin. ,
writes , "My doctor told mo I bad con
sumption nud nothing oould bo done for
mo. I was given np to die. The offer
of a free trial bottle of Dr , King's New
Discovery for consumption , induced mete
to try it. Renults were startling. I am
now on the road to recovery and ewe
all to Dr. King's Now DUcovory. It
surely saved iny life. " This great cure
is guaranteed for all throat and luug
diseases by A. H. Kiosan , Druggist.
Price COo and $1.00. Trial bottles free.
Kidney complaint kills more people
than any other disease. This is due to
the disease bolng so insidious that it gets
a good hold on the system before it is
recognized. Foley's Kidney Cure will
prevent the development of latnl die-
ease if taken in time. Sold by A. H.
Kiesau.
Ono Minute Cough Oure gives relief
in one minute , because it lulls the mi
crobe which tickles the mucous mem
brane , causiug the cough , and at the
same time clears the phlegm , draws out
the inflammation and heals nnd soothes
the nlTeote'd parts. Ono Minute Cough
Cure strengthens the luugs , wards oil
pneumonia nnd is a harmless and never
failiug cure in all curable cases of
ccnghs. colds nnd croup. One Minute
Cough Onre is pleasant to take , harm
less nud good alike for young and old.
A. H Kiesnn.
Nearly forfeits Hit ) Life.
A runaway almost ending fatally ,
started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J.
B , Orner , Franklin Grove , 111. For
four vears it defied nil doctors nud nil
remedies. But Bucklon's Arnica Salve
had no trouble to cure him. Equally
good for burns , bruises , skin eruptions
nnd piles. 20c at A. H. Kiesau drug
storo.
ThoKUsy Pill.
DeWitt'H Little Early'Risers do tiot
gripe nor weaken the system. They
cure billiousness , jaundice , constipation
and inactive livers , by arousing the secretions
crotions , moving the bowels gently , ye
effectively , nnd giving snob tone nud
strength to the glands of the stomach
liver nud bowels thnt the cause of the
trouble is removed entirely. These
famous little pills exert a decided tonio
effect upon tbo organs involved , nud
if their use is continued for n few days
there will bo no return of the trouble
The Kiosan Oo.
DeVFltt's Witch Hn/el Salve.
The only positive cure for blind , blood
iug , itohiug nnd protsuding piles , cuts
burua , bruise ? , eezoma nnd nil abrasions
of the skin. Do Witt's istho only Witch
Huzel Sulve that is mndo from the pure
unadulterated witch hnzel all otlifr
are counterfeits. DoWitt's Witol
Ha/el Salve ia made to cure counter
feits are made to sell. A. H. Kiesau.
Bz. FOOLED
TaketSi CJiniir.t ; , arlginat
ROCKY WIOUNTAIN'TF. .
n ify by Madison Msdi
ci.\e Co. . .MadiKun , WIs. I
K'o-'vi > ' 'U well. Our trad
rn.rl : ctit on encll
Pnce , is cents. Nu * .r
III tiuK. ! Accept no 5tib tl
tcztr Ask MJUT
of Cardul Is certainly 'worn
out' women's best friend and I am pleased
to give ray experience with it. A few
months ago I caught a severe cold , hav
ing been out in inclement weather , which
settled all over me , particularly in the
abdomea. I was in almost constant pain.
I consulted a physician and took his
medicine for a month and without any
relief. I then decided I would try your
medicine and it was a lucky day for me
when I did so. I noticed a change in a
few days and felt encouraged to continue
taking Wine of Cardul , and my patience
was rewarded , for in two weeks my pains
had left me and I felt like a new woman. "
A MILD CASE
Of Contagious Blood Poison never cxfo. *
ted. It is always bad , though sometimes M
no external symptoms of the disease appear - >
pear for a long time.
Because the disease Is slow In devel
oping docs not Indicate that the case is
a infld otic , for the poisonous virus at
work in the blood and system may be
spending- its force upon some internal
vital organ while you are looking for ex
ternal signs. Contagious Blood Poison
docs not effect all alike. In most cases
the first little sore is quickly followed by
painful swellings in the groins , a red
eruption upon the body , sores or ulcera
in the mouth and throat , unsightly copper
colored blotches , loss of hair and eye
brows and other symptoms of this miser
able disease. When the poison is thus
fighting its way to the surface , exposing
the disease in all its hideousness , we call
it a bad case ; but Contagious Blood Poi
son , whether working internally or exter
nally , is a dangerous , treacherous disease.
S. S. S. is the only remedy that cures
Contagious Blood Poison thoroughly a d
permanently. It is on antidote for the
deadly virus that produces the awful
eruptions , sores and ulcers , and destroys
he bones. Mercury and Potash dry up
he skin eruptions , but in so doing drive
he poison further into the system , where
t slumbers for a time , but comes back
again with redoubled fury.
S. S. S. is a vegetable remedy that has
) een used successfully for years In treat-
Ingthisvilediscaseand
cures it in all stages and
forma. If you have the
slightest symptom ; an
occasional sore month ,
or mascuiar and bone
jains , y our blood is tainted and the disease
s liable to break out again at any time.
A course of S. S. S. will remove every
race of poison and at the oame time
juild up your general health.
Write for our Free Home Treatment
xx > k. No charge for medical advice.
The Swift Specific Co. , Atlanta , Ga. $
RSasal
It. all ita stages thcro
Miuuld bo cloaullncas.
Ely's Crocm Bftlm
clcnnw , sontbc3 nnd heals
110 ( lifea-eil membrane ,
t cures cat irrh and drives
jway c cold in Iho bud
juickljr.
Creiiiu Halm Is placed Into the nostrils , spread *
< > vcr the ir.cm'jrnno and la absorbed. Relief IB 1m-
mcdlitcnndn jure follows. It Is not ( frying doei
lot product ! rnrazlng. I.ar e Size , 0 cnr.lt at Drug-
PUU or liy nuill ; Trial Slzs , 10 cents by mall.
ELY BKOTIIEKS. 68 Warren Street. New York.
& RESTORES ViTALIH
proilarEitltorJoiorisj7.'l.ii ! J-i 39 days. It sell
powerfully nniJqclcUGuroa vlienn.UolhsruZalt
YoucpntcnvrlHttBa'.u thoii1 n t taanbood.tnclold
men \\lll raco\cr their > ct\Av\l vixjr by nelna
KCVXYO. It , juU'lyfac\e.ur'
naffl.Lott VitUltf , ImpctcD.T
H olfocta o calf-aba o or cjc > room ! IndUitotloa.
which unflto ORO tor rt u ly. V wlr si fir m vrl&ge. It
nDtonVciu-cnbytUiUnpntSpftcvt rf dlfcu > obut
isaijiea nerve tonto ead Isio < l l ) tliler , brlna-
other , it ca to cwrisil Ifrs " Vet. By > Mll.
61.00 TjOTxwcivja. or six irx-vjOCO. iVJtli poi
tlvo trilifun Rm\rjnfr.o tc < varu GV
the money. Jionk Trdnavliclrio.
fiOYAL HEB1CWB CO. ,
For sale in Norfolk , Kobraskn , b
Geo. B. Obrtstoph. drnjgisi. 1
arc the most fatal of all
eases.
KIDNEY CURE
Giarant89d ) R
or money refundedConta
remedies recognized by t
aent physicians as the oest
Kidney and Bladder troub
PRICE 60c. tuid $1.00.
SOLD BY A. H. KIESAU.
MRS. HELENA BLAV , 3
Young Milwaukee Society Woman. r
KN thousand cured The woman who has Ent
women have written ered from female weakness
to tell how Wino of should do anything within
Cardui bestows the reason to secure health.
blessing of health on every Wino of Cardui is thomedi-
woman who takes it , rich cine that appeals to reasona
and poor alike. Mrs. ble women women who
Helena Blau , No. 123 Sev hold operations and cutting
enth Street , Milwaukee , in horror women whoknow
Wis. , is one of the young that Nature is the best phy
women whom Wino or Car sician. Wine of Cardui
dui has rescued froma _ life Utlena fltau. gives women back their
-
of suffering. She writes : ealth by giving Nature a
chance to build up the wasted and dis
eased tissue. Wino of Cardui regulates
the menstrual flow and Nature , when
relieved of the drains or of the poisons
in the system , makes the functional
organs strong and healthy again.
Any woman who is silently suffering
untold pains because she is too sensitive
to undergo a physician's examination
and treatment can find no excuse for
not securing relief when Wine of-Car-
dui is offered to her. There is no pub
licity to deter her. She can take Wino
of Cardni in the privacy of her home ,
with as much assurance of a final cure
as though a dozen doctors recommended
it. Many physicians do recommend
Wine of Cardui to their patients.
Why not got a $1.00 bottle of Wine
of Cardui from your druggist today ?
A million suffering women
WINE of CARDVI have found relief in
Wino of Cardui.
