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THE AB6US, WEDNESDAY, DECEMliER 27. 1899. t Professional Cards, ATTOfUTKTS. McCASKELX & McCASKKIN A turner, at Law Koek Island and Milan. Boe Islaad offlea OTerKreU A Viaibs vjr. Mllaa offlea on Main street. c co wbi.lt. - o. 00S,BAY CONNELLY & CONNELLY. Attorneys, at Law Money loaned OfT.ee over Thomas' Ant lore, comer of Second avenue acd Seven teenth street, JACKSON & liUBST, Attorney at Law. OfEee In Rock Island National Bank Bolid es. . L. ICCOLfB. OBT. B KITIOIXa LUDOLPU & REYNOLDS. Attorneys Law. Money to loan. General legal brsines No tary public. 170 Second avenue, BuiortJ block. a. a iwuT. O. 1 Witm SWEENEY A WALKES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Office In Becrton Block. C. J.8S4HLK. amiMHlU, Stale 'a Attorney : : : . : SEA RLE & MARSHALL. Attorneys at Law Transact a reneral legal business. McENIBY & MOENIBY Attorney at Law Loan money on rood neeurtty; leas. Reference. Mitchell A Lynde, bankers f .ffico, Mitchell A Lynde DuUdlng. JOHN K. SCOTT Lawyer City attorney of Rock Island. Boom toltebeU A Lynde building- FHT8ICIARS. F. H. FIRST. M. D FnyslelaD and Surgeon Pbone 4 on IT. Offlee, M Twentieth treetT Office hours: 10 to 11 a. m.; to A iand 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday. 8:30 to M a m.;lJ0Wc p. m. DK. CORA EMERY REED. fionuBopatnle Fbyslolan Special attention to diseases of women and ebUdren. ald'Jieaiiesol eye. ear, dom and tbroat. Oflice boura W:30 to It a. m.,1 to 4 p m. tai Sixteenth street. Rock Island j. a ICtUHllT, K. D . MKS. BAOA M. BOaHABT, St. P. DBS. BURKUAKT & BURE11ART. Fbyslelaxs Offlce Tremann block. Office hours 8 to J a. m.. I to 5 and 7 to p. m. i'bono No. 40IK hack Island, 111. Nlgbt ealls answered Iron: OT. OO- C. T. FOSTER. M- D Physlelan and Surgeon. Office between Third and rourth i avenues on Twentieth street. Offlce hours: 9 to 11a.m., lK4p m. and 7 to W p. m Night ealla from oftee lbone 40M. DR. S. H. MILLER Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist AU diseases of horses and cattle treated on approved principles. Surulcal operations per formed In a scientluc manner. botrs treated. All call promptly attended to. Residence. IrM Fifth avenue. Telephone 4Kil. Office and Infirmary, 115-117 Fourth avenue (Maueker s stable), opposite No- I Pre house DR. II. EMMET STEEN Davenport. Iowa. Specialist and eipert In the treatment oi nervous, private and all chronic diseases Of Ho To toll, t o i. to 8. Sundays 10 to 18. Harrison and Second streets, opposite new Boston store. DR. M. A. HOLLLNQSWOBTH. Graduate Veterinarian. Office. Harper Bouse Pharmacy Night calls pbone 4361. DENTISTS. DR. C. W. GRAFTON. Dentin Rooms IS and IS, Mitchell A Lyr.de building. OSes hours from 8 to 12 a. m. and 1 to a p. m. J. T. TAYLOR. Dentist Offlce hour 8:30 to II a. m.. 1:10 to 4:80 P m. f 19 EUrbteertn street. Opposite Union affloe. ARCHITECTS. DRACK A KERNS. Arehiteew and Superintendents Skinner Blook. Second door. FLO BIST. HENRY GAETJE. ITop Chtpplannoek Nonary On Flower and Designs of all Kinds City nor. 1807 Seeond s venae. Telephone sia John VolK & Co.. Contractors and Builders : : : ALSO MANUFACTURES OF Sah. Doors, Blinds and Mouldings; Veneered and Hard Wood Floor ing of All Kinds. DKALKBS tm Single svnd Double Strength Window Glass. Polished Plate. Beveled Plate and Art Glass. siS"0' Rock Island IVHOOF 0 One of the most distressing sights is to see a child almost choking with the dreadful whoopins-eougrh. Give the child Dr. John W. Ball's ConghSyrnp, relief will be obtained at once and the pnfferer will noon be cured. COUCH SYRUP Cures Whooping-Cough quickly. Dow are malland pleasant to tsie. Ttortora recuinnieud it. Jnccs5 cu. At a.l drujjjists. THE TRAVELERS GUIDE. PHICAOn. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC Railway Tickets ciin be purcb-sed or bacg-age cbected at K I. sc f.l enwli street depot. -r ... u. i. i . oepot. corner nun ave nue and Thirtv-tirst street- Krunlt II fiiim mer. agent. TRAINS. EA-T I WEST. Ienver LiLui'ed AOniab..., Ft. Worth. Denver JL K. C. Minneapolis Omaha and Ies Moine 1 Ouiaba i Mmne.tr oli Unimaa I Moini Ki. tlnvrr. Uoeiiio A Omaha Benver. i Incoln i Omaha . Oes Moioe Kxpress Koek Ls.and t Bureau Ac bt. Paul A Minnep.,lis Denver. Ki. Worth e. K C t Kansas Cilv St Joe & Unvr tKock iAland A Wabink'ton 1 Cbicaifo i Dr M"ine. Rook I.oland A Hrooklya Ac tOmaba Koek lland ;CblcK'. A Davenport I 3:10 am bint am ftrftO m t-:()U am 3:J am I0:: pm l'' pm rJiei am . aui 11:10 pm 6:SS am . :: am i-ta am '11:.V jwn i 4r pm 1 3l.i am i fi:3. pm '10:40 pm am SzSn pm ! S-ifk nm '11:10 pm 'I ':!! pm L: 1 "S i in 1 rD 7:40 am ' pm r:00 pm Arrival. Departure. jDwilv. except Sun (Dsiily except Saturday. All oihers daily. Tel ephone fovl. URIJX(lTON ROUTE-C.. D. & Q. RAIL way IH-pot First avenue aad Sixteenth street. M. J. Vouot. a treat. TRAINS. I LEAVE I AHHIVB. t. I KpiinkTbeld I'eoria. Kur. Ouin via Monmouth 6:oo am 7:15 pm Cbicaifo. Sterling Clinton & Dutiuuue 7:4a am t e:40 pm Peoria. Ueardstown. Bur ; lineton. Denver and west 3:4.- pm tll:nn am St. I'aul .t Minneapolis 7:-0 pm 8:15 am Sterlin ' Clinton & Dubune 7:50 pm t 6:40 am St. L... Kns ('.. Denver A I Pac. coast viaoa estftr .:!. pm: rftft am Daily. IHiily except Sunday. CHICAGO. MILWA I'KFE & ST. PACL Denot Twenilerb street, netween First and Seond avenues. W. W. HrecktLnuVe. Agent. TKAISH. 1JCAVE. AHHIVB. 7 IMt am. W:I5 pm 4:ii pm 11:10 am :W am 9:30 am Mail and Fxpress St. Paul Krpress. Freight and aceom Daily except Sunday. TJOt'K ISLAND & PEORIA RAILWAY k Depot First avenue and Twentieth street M. A. hatterson. Ueueral Pa-sender Atent. iit'"". i Spr it Held. Cincinnati. Peo-i tla. etc Peoria. Sprlniffleld. St. L I I.EAVK ARRIVE 10:19 pm Is. etc I Aeeom FaBt Frelirht Peoria, Springtleld. Cincin nati ; Peoria Accom Freisht Sherrard Accommodation.; Cable Accommodation Cable A Sher ard Accom . fi:0S am 10:30 am 6.40 pm 1:45 pm 7:10 pm S:(i0 am h:4i am 3::v pm 11:15 arc IsS am 4:&0 pm : J) pm 7:5S am Pa scn?cr trains leave C. R I. A I. (Mollne avenue) depot live () minutes earlier than time trlven. Trains marked daily, all Otner tramit dall7 except Suuday. FINEST EQUIPMENT. Best Dining Car Service. THE Tom A. Marshall Telephone Co. 8CCCESSOKS TO TEifPJIOXECa lo DtsTASiCf; LiNCb "'. 6CNCRAL omctS' htlirt5BtR&,IU. CT 5 AND TDWH5 AT ABOUT g TCl6fAPM BATCS. Ablmrdon. 111. Andaliuia, 111, Altona, IiU AU-xta, 111. Avon, 111. Aledu, I1L Arpeis 111. Alpha. 111. BU.-ir-ville.IIl. IinhieU. 111. liarlinton, Iowa. Cablf 111. C'inbrklfc-r., 111. Cordova, 111. Canton. IU. Lewi rtra. 111. IClaire, Iowa, aloliue. til. lLLji,ia. Macomb. 111. MaihalltawB, Iowa. Muscatine, Iowa. MillerbT2rg, 111. Monmouth, 111. ML Pleasant, Iowa. -Norwood. 111. New Uorton. 111. New WindMir, 111. North llendoraon. 111. Oneida. LU. 0le. IX l-nrt Byron, IX Prairie Clijr. IX Columbu J I WwJBmlm Cellar Kapid Lna. Clinton. Iowa. Cubs. Ul. Pea alolnea, Iowa. Ixtvenporv Iowa. InabaqiM, Iowa, t Vuurton, IU. lUmwoodTlU. Fsrminfrn-n, 111. Fulton. 111. Fort Italiaon,Iowa. Oalebanr, LU. erlw, ill. Galena. 111. Oilehrt-t, III. Oalva, IU. UtlMO. IX Uwwit LX Joy, IU. Ku-kwitnd, TtC KDtfXVlIle, IU. KaUtUrtSU-tf. 111. ' kiutO, luwa. Peona.111. fftin. IX Prevmpuon- TX Prints nUeTlX Koe-rll)e. IX Hoik Inland, IX hersnida, IX kio,IX r wan Creek. I1L M. Aiwuna, UL ShIis. IX bnerrard. IU. Tajrkw Ki.lga, IX Toulon, IX Vina, IX Walnut Gm, IX apeuo. lowa. we Liberty, illilllL IX Votzntrt.'wn, IX Vaioe City, IX HANDLIXCf FERRETS. HOW PROFESSIONAL RAT CATCHERS USE THE ANIMALS. These Fiery Eyed. Rater Toothed Little Bea.ta Are Effective Where Traps sad, Polaon Fail They Are Geserslly Worked With a Massle. "Weasels ami ferrvts," said a pro fessional rat catcher, "are about the same thiug. The huiKirtetl ferrets trained to ttie business are larger tliau tlie weasel, Uiat id all. After I am through with rat' catching I use uiy fer rets to hum rabbits out of brush piles, hay aud straw stacks, which Is a prof itable business when rabbits are plenty. What you call rabbits over here we In England call hares. "When a mau once starts in as a professional rat catcher aud i;eta to understand training aud working fer rets, there is such an attraction in the trade that he never willingly (fires it up. It's a proli table business without too much competition." "Do the ferrets ever bite you':" "It's a very careless and awkward mau that gets bitten by a trained fer ret. When oue is bitteu by au enrag ed ferret, the bite is of a very severe character, extremely painful and slow to heal." As the rat catcher talked a C-month-old ferret, his fiery little eyes gleam ing like liviug gems, Avas crawling over his lap and trying to get in uuder his coat. . "This fellow," said the rat catcher, "is as gentle as a kitten and likes to have his back rubbed and to be caressed as well as any cat you ever saw. When the ferret bites a rat's neck, he knows exactly what he is do ing, and his frout teeth, cutting like razors, go right through the jugular. "Of course we generally muzzle them when we send them in after rats, and we always muzzle tlieiu when we send them in after rabbits. If their teeth were at liberty, they would kill the first rat cr rabbit they met and would remain in the hole sucking its blood. When we put a ferret into a house aft er rats, we stop up all the holes at the outside of the house except one or two. Over these we place bags, aud the fer rets, driving the game before them, run the rats into the bags. We keep the ferret without his ordinary meals before using him. and this makes him keener iu his chase. "It's mighty easy to spoil a ferret. After a young ferret has been badly bitten by a rat, as sometimes happens, you can't get him to go into a hole muzzled. But when a ferret is full grown and has the skill and courage that he should have he Is a holy terror to rats and is a valuable animal. I would not sell a well trained ferret for $r0, the price of a good horse. Such a ferret I should be willing to put In u pit with 50 rats, and he could iu a short time kill every one of them. Hats are great fighters when they are cornered, but no other animal of the same size has as much courage as a ferret or weasel. "Iu England the largest ferrets are called polecat ferrets aud are U cross of the two animals, which are much alike. In this country the word pole cat is applied to the skunk, an entirely different animal. The word polecat is supiosed to be an abbreviation of I'olisli cat. and the animal abouuds all over Europe. The mink Is much like the weasel, except that it is larger, and many depredations that are at tributed to the weasel are committed by the mink. AH these animals prowl by night, and they frequently go many miles In search of food, even coming into towns and the suburbs of cities." Audubon, who was a close student of nature, was delighted with the weasel, or American ferret. Its long, flexible body, its extraordinary length of neck, the closeness of its fur, its keenness of scent, its wonderful agili ty and quickness of movement, all ex cited his admiration. An American writer says: "The com mon weasel has sometimes been caught and carried off by large hawks anil owls. Sorry was the experience of the captor iu such cases. Lie has caught a Tartar. The captive will bite into the sides of the enemy, so that both will fall to the ground, the bird mortally wounded and the weasel usu ally comparatively unhurt. . The weasel's courage in defending it self when attacked by birds of prey Is universally admitted, nor is it deficient In fierce optos!tion to dogs and even men when its nest Is invaded by ei ther. It usually kills for food, biting through the head info the brain with such expertness that its victim can scarcely utter a cry of pain. It usually eats the brain first; then the rest of the body follows. In pursuing mice, rats and luoles it follows them into their runs or holes. A weasel's proximity to a poultry yard is not to be desired. But in barns, hayricks and grain stacks it is decidedly ad vantageous, as it will surely exteml nate or drive away rats and mice." The weasel's characteristics are not ed in two American sayings, "Catch a weasel asleep" and "Sooner trust a weasel with eggs." "Stories are told that a weasel will watch a hen on the nest for an hour, waiting for a freshly laid egg. Indianapolis News. A Freak of the Llshtaias;. A curiona case of lightning destruc tion took place at Gatchina, an im perial summer residence not far from SL Petersburg, where stood a stone column 50 feet high, held together by iron angles. When rain fell, more or less water pentrated the stones in the Interior of the monument. One day it was struck by lightning, and instantly the whole column disappeared from view, killing a lone sentry on guard. The only explanation is that the heat of the lightning instantly generated steam on coming In contact with some of the water, and the terrific explosion followed. - a- . Used in Millions of Homes! Accept no substitute ! Insist on LION COFFEE, in 1 lb. pkgs These articles mailed FREE in exchange for lion heads cut from front ofz lb. LION COFFEE pkgs. Silk Umbrella (either Lady's or Gents). Sent by express charred pre paid), for 170 lion heads and 2-tcnt stamp. A very fine umbrella, made of union silt-taffcta ; 36-inch frame with seven ribs; steel rod and silver Congo handle. Would cost f 2.00 at the store. Dress-Pin Set. nailed free for 15 lion heads and a 2 cent stamp. Three pins in the set (larger than fehown), com posed of tine rolled gold, with handsome ruby-colored set tings. Suitable for waist-pins, cufT-pins. neck-pin or as a child's set. Sash-Belt and Buckle. I,, "Villi i 'J- waist-measure Tif-wfr Mailed free for 15 lion heads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2 -cent stamp. latest style of imported black Swiss gros grain ribbon belting; stylish imitation oxidized silver buckle; neat, strong aud fashionable. Silver Napkin-Ring. For 15 lion beads and a 2cent stamp. Neat and substantial. Made of dur able metal, heavily silver pi a ted. Two diacrcnt patterns. Coin-Purse. For 1 5 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. 1'nior. lurk brown. Made of line kid leather: 013 lining: nickeled frame, with strong snap-fastening. Ladies Pen-Knife. For 15 lion lieads cut from Lion Coffee wrappers and a 2c. stamp. Largo size: good ma terial: handles nicely decorated and assorted couors. i THE ABOVE ARE ONLY A war shortly appear in this paper Vou always know LION COFFEE by the wrapper. It is a sealed pack age, with the lion's head in front. It is absolutely pure if the package is unbroken. LION COFFEE is roasted the day it leaves the factory. Qnrrr Story of at firavr. A curious barren uiounil is to be soeii in Monttroniory churchyard. What ever the cai'so, there le plainly to be se n a strip of sterility in the form of a cross among a mass of verdure. With the icouud a melancholy legend is con nected. It is i-nlleil "Itobert's Crave." and the story is that beneath this bar ren hillock lie? the remains of au in nocent mau who "was hanged on mis taken evidence. It is said that while the man stood on the sallows with the rope round his neck lie solemnly declared, as a proof of his Innocence, that grass should never grow on his pnive. And even bo it was and is. Any one who attempts to frustrate the fulfillment of this prophecy by sowing prass ou this spot pays the jienalty Willi his lifcj. Instances are given of individuals who have been rash enough to do so and have met their doom soon afterward. Cardiff Western Mail. General Lee's Slodestr. A month or so after his surrender General Lee went one day to the store near his borne in Towhatan county, Va., which served also as the post office. Everybody in. tb.3 town was instantly eager to see hiiu, and in a few moments the store was crowded. The general was talking with the pro prietor about t-ryps and other matters and appeared utterly unconscious of the fact that the gathering of the resi dents was due solely to his presence. Suddenly he realized that everybody was watching him and modestly said: "But I see lam keeping yon from your many customers, i'ardon me!" and at once withdrew. Ladies' Home Jour nal. Cruelly Repressed. "It'- a shame; that's what it Is7' ex claimed the loy wrathfully. "I can't have any fnn at all." What's the matter?" asked the sym pathetic neighbor. "Ia'J says he'll lieb me If he ever hears of me fighting with a boy small er than I am. an 1 dasseii't fight with bigger one." Chicago Post. H ifilM ! Fcy Gold Rinff.- r""" SI I "' 3 I 'j"",1 (fX For 25 lion SC l LF" "rjiT'TnSTI PT 1 These rings are genuine rolled-proM i lnto. bavins the exact p?5. i r- !l'ir'p4 3 appearance and .(inilities of solid gold, un.l guaranteed by f-f i i k.L i.Vl C l' J If I umbers i i:im io tars wiui uruiiiury uacc new N OT fO ; Wl ! patums ttUd Tery t',u'ar- o fe miHiV; ,,.,!; n1! ..-f, i r n o oi on. g k ct h 4 t W n.iusiiu.Ty I. liiswi J Ufa Cut a strip of thick pnperso tl.at the ends will fc.-'fTk j STRENGTH, PURITY AND FLAVOR fSSSSSSH ifflinrsttlll'asBiaaWaaAilfT msnwy, ttiti" "una rsnifyi i Jf " Knickerbocker " Watch. Given for 175 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Neat appear ing and au excellent time-keeper. Solid nickel-silver case. with, ornamental back. Nickel movements, escapement fully jeweled. The famous "Knickerbocker" watch. Ladies' Watch Chain. A double strand of best silk cord, united at intervals with colored beads : neat and sulistnntial. For 15 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Gent's Watch. nailed free for 00 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. The celebrated " Inner boll " watch ; steiu wound and stem set : durable nickel plated case ; each watch accompan ied by guarantee of the maker. A re liable time-keeper. Ladies' Pocket-Book latest shape. Black; seal-graiu leather, with live separata divisions, including a tuck-pocket with tiap to hold visiting cards secure. Given for 25 lion heads from Lion Coffee wrarpers and a 2c. stamp. cIiiiid - Table Cover. including fancy fringed border. Mailed free for 25 lion heads and a 2c. stamp. FWHt-Tir-Tfni1' sJ-' Purable. FiEfc'&$ ma?crial FEW OF THE LION COFFEE PREMIUMS. Another ! Doa't miss it I The grandest list of premiums ever WOMEN OPPOSE WOMEN. The State of Affair Snid n FIxImJ In the Goverumvnt Service. "Why Is it that women are "practical ly debarred from receiving promotions to the higher places in the government service?" asked a government clerk of a quarter of a century's experience. The question was put to several ladies in the treasury department. I'cfore any one of them had time to reply the questioner proceeded to answer liia own interrogatory. "It is lieeause they are held back by members of their own sex," he said. "Some time ago a lady in one division I know of was so favorably regarded that she would have been made chief of that division, but as soon as her prospects became known her fellow clerks of the same sex became indig nant and united in a protest. They de clared that they could never work un der her; that they would a thousand times rather have a man than a woman to 'boss' them. They wouldn't allow her to 'lord it over them. "That is only a sample of many ! cases. Women can be depended upon to antagonize women under such cir cumstances. Not only did they do so in the case I have cited, but they ac tually gave the marble heart and the Icy hand to this woman after they de feated her pros'iects of a promotion. I am satisfied that one of the most in fluential obstacles to women in their effort to secure equal recognition with men comes from their own sex." The man who asked and answered the question then moved off liefore his audience of lady clerks had an opportu nity to reply to Lis assertions. Wash ington Star. Chapped hands, cracked lips and roughness of the skin cared qaicklj by lianner Salve, the most healing ointment in the world; 25 cents. Arnold's firomo Celery cares head aches; 10, 25 and 60 cents. Beiss' drag store, U 1 CnCnl iO&mmmi Best Coffee for the Money! p!5nvY?3 Try LI0N COFFEE and you will never use 2f5 ft 'AvVa V IjTy any other- 11 is absolutely pure V VlBl!S - Coff nothing but Coffee. Pair of Lace Handkerchiefs. I Art Picture, Easter Twocxtrafine ureetins" ."!" rt cambric hand- Y V , . i l' .-.' V Va kerchiefs. witU YV Q'ven for H F.,.UVr- " ' tffk yV juried lace me- Irom Lion Cof- rV4 5 Ilk-! V W jfy!&3!&K dalUon inser- wrappers PjA& Vi A rfafP1 tions in the cor- L . , X and a 2-cent Jf TJL : IftS -Xli Ualf-iiK-h, NPVX stamp. j$jr7 ,:N; V llyS hem. machine V W A hfehlv u'- Qf' VvXas hemstitcheii; X Af V artistic picture. PirTC .1' V'iA'':- fTF stylish and dur- VA X tlmt wifl praco V ' V V umt nble. A pair of V X V the finest draw, t, Vuloie., Cf-A. chiefs given for 18 lion heads cut from background of ' fAilpi ' I Lion Coifee wrappers and a 2c. stamp. roval 'dai k-bltio ' 1 1 'JsTv,i - ; ', 1 C'"v furnish.- an f J f; l - : V-fJ appropriate f J3L " . iX Children's Picture Book. 7 fW- lier white Kasl- , ,, ' f I . . i" Jri Pimii ' --il cr lilit-s. size, - i I t v-' Ha UFHS6uVACr Given for 10 lion ilx-s iuclics. ,1 f j . 1 ! ;, l J LTJ CLP JrflfltWt heads and. 2-cent Kwloll, 7 i V it, i ! MQl"11 2 stamp. Sixteen ',,, . ll 1 1'. jj Y-PS JV A lurtse puaes of Mti. wmto.d It tinned ready lor liaiiKltiff. VfjJ , ft? tlierKse Melodies mmmmmmmmmmm Jn. i h kv") JB illustrated and with "" 5-s S'KiS: nicely lithographed Flower Picture. Ga I g, czzJy 'E cover. Wo have I V ria Pr' dilI--rt't't Nxtks, so mm i ipyji.naa . f7iwnyj,s,ny m 'a kSj8 w.fl 3 you can get an as- iv' dV-'i'iimi&2-:i-J Ctj i : ' iSfe Century Cook-Book. iiAiiiiaia: & i rz I 1 tfF'M SOS pages of valu able eiKiking re ceipts, also treatise on tha labor of the kitchen, dining room, laundry, sick room, and remedies for the more com mon diseases. Given for 1 5 lion heads and a 2-cent stamp. Boys Pocket-Knife. The"F.a7 0K in r " : strong, sharp blade: red- tod handle. For 12 lion heads and 2c. stamp, list will offered I 5S,S,.-ri?i1 E. I I For H lion heads and a 2c. stamp. VJf , S Uoos JookE' I Amcricau Hcauty H.iscs an.l Lil.Vsof. .... .J" I I the-Valley. Size. 11 X -4 iuUies. llrife-ht Jig, P W I I ami ariL-tio colotim:. 7 I ffl"ftei.it7Ta'.ay I roora.laundry.sick- -afi. II TI. n...,:n. 1 CIS! tW-.ft I mon diseases. 5 Ual;f 'f I ! isXi'ii . ' K l-a I Ci" , 11 !.. IMif i I ff - saaaaa naasasi U : IMPORTANT NOTICE. iWhen writing for premiums send your letter in the same envelope or package with the lion heads. If more than I 5 lion heads are sent, you can save postage bv trimming down the margin. Ask your grocer for large imstrated premium list. Address all letters to the WOOLSQM SP1GE CO., Toledo, Ohio. How Woman Suffers Howell, Ind., Nov. 28. I will always praise Wine of Cardai It has done me more Rood than ail the medi cines I have ever taken in m life. i'leaso send a book about female diseases to tlie lsdiss whose names I enclose. Mrs. MINNIE BTODGHIIX. It Isn't necessary for a woman to give rarticulirs. When she says she has "female troubles", other women know what that means. It means days and nights of endless suffering. It means headaches which no tongue can describe. It means that terrible rearms? and dragKinn down in the lower abdomen. It means ai;oriwin? backache, and shoulder ache, and arm ache, and aches in the lower limbs. It means nerves on edj;e the blues despondency and loss of hope. It means debilitating drains that the doctors call leucorrhota. It means martyrdom some times even death seems preferable. And still Wine of Cardui will utterly lAOICS" ADVISORY tEPARTMf ST. For j! vi,- in rju rintrtnv .n-t. ! luiicijisui, ciiaiunoKifa, Tcnu. the Change of Life, this Vegetable Druggists Sell Large FCiE TAILORING A few notes rerrarding fall goods that can be found by looking at this ad. Here are some prices we quote: Novelties In suits the prices range from 18, $20, ?22, 25 and up. The prices in the fall tronsers range from 5, $5 60, 6, tS.60 and upward. Come in and. see oar fine ne. 4m ffmmm w' The green gra'i! and trcen, the littlo rS brown kuieu and the girl's snow-white YL ciri'KS form a plcaMtii; eoiul-iiiation tif col- ors. Size. l.'ix'Jl inches, nailed free lor wSS 8 Hon heads and a 2 -cent stump. lijfi mm My put mose diseases ana pains to rout It has cured thousands of caes when nothin? else on earth would. To the budding woman, to the bride, to the wife, to the expectant mother, to those ra'mir through Wine is a blessing. Bottles for $1.00. GUS ENGLIN, , bos Bscood Am r rr i