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Hot Springs of Arkansas, of no Avail.
From the Chronicle, Chicago, HU
Mr. -William Clement, cf Freeport, I11L
nols, Is a well-known commercial traveler,
nnd reprrsenti tlio largo Chicago house ot
Heed, Welsh & Langc. In his early lifo Mr.
Clement migrated to tlio breezy west and be
came a cowboy In Colorado. After doing us
much nt cow punching ni ho desired, ho
turned his attention to mining, the cxpositro
Jrom which ana ins 1110 on inu plains unucr
mined n onco strong constitution, and rlicti
matlsm, liver and kidney trouble and dropsy
mnde their unwelcome appearance.
undo their unwelcome ap
Tho Hot Snrincs of Ar
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ansas were visited
in the liopo of relief, but ho was disa
ann
point-
cd, and so ho took up his residence In Ml-
nnu. nnil nhtnini emnlovmcnt ns a drum
mer for a largo home In Chicago that has
long since gono out of business. Physicians
were consulted both at homo and wlillo on
the rond, with only pecuniary benefit to the
doctor, for Mr. Clement grew worso Instead
of better, nnd constantly had to lay up for
weeks at nrthno.
It wis then that the sufferer conceived tho
Idea or trying Dr. Williams' I'iuk l'llls lor
I'alo People, nnd did so.
"I thought," Mr. Clement said to tho re
porter, " that fifty cents would not bo much
expenditure, co I bought a box of the pills
nnd began taking them according to direc
tion1?. "I did not havo many days to wait before
I found a marked improvement in my condi
tion, so I kept on with tho treatment. First
my kidneys began to do their work thorough
EVERY WOMAN
GodmUemepO'Iih Tollable, monthly, rcgnlitlns medlelna. Only htralM sail
the purest drugs shsnldb used, Ujou want thbii, get
G. FsaB's Pennyroyal PiBfis
Thar aro prompt, sits and certain In tmqIC The Ksanlne (Or. Peal's) never 4In
twist. Bon anywhere, tx.00. Address 1'eal Medxcmb Co., CleTtUnd, O.
FOtt SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The most Popular in use
WS,, -l-.fJ'M
i,sTFirRRnnirv'wi
l5o Styles to suit all writersml stationers have them.
2G JOHN ST, NCW YORK-AND CAMDEN , N.J.
200,000 WEAKEN CURED!
v STARTLING FACTS FOR DISEASED VICTIMS, r
VSrCURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY!
A DC Vfl II O Nervous and despondent; weak or debilitated) tired mornings; noam.
AllL lUU bition lifeless; memnrjrpoor: eaellj fatigued; excitable and Irritable!
ores sunken, rod nnd blnrreu; plraplee on face; dreams and nleht
losses; rostleei; boemrd looking; weak back; bono pain: hair loose; alcers; sore throat
varicocele) deposit in urine nncf drains nt stool; illxtrustfnl; want of confidence ; lack of
new and strength WE CAN OURE YOU I
RESTORED TO MANHOOD BY DRS. K. & K.
JOHN A. MANLIN. JOHN A. MANLIN. CHAS. FOWEI1S. CHAB. POWEltH.
fclfW' J) jf fefe wf
UEFOHEIUKATUENT. AFTEU THKA11IENT. EEIOKK TUKA1UENT. AlTj.HlHKATllt.NT.
NO NAMES OR TESTIMONIALS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT.
VARICOCELE,
EMISSIONS and
IMPOTENCY
CURED.
specialists to all my afflicted followmen,
-7 YEARS IN OHIO. 200,000 CURED. NO RISK
"Tho vloes of early boyhood laid the foundation of my
mln. Later on a .gay life" and expoeuro to blood di
seases completed the wrock. I had all tho symptoms ot
Nervous Debility sunken eyes, emissions, drain In urine,
nervousness, weak back, etc. Syphilis canned my hair to
fall out, bone pains, nlcers in mouth nnd on tongne,
blotches on body. oto. I thank God 1 tried Drs. KonDedr
& Kergan. They restored mo to health,
E2TJK treat and cure Varicocele. Emissions, Netvous Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis, Unnatural Discharges, Self Abuse,
titaney ana uiaaaer diseases,
17 YEARS IN DETROIT.
READER!
Have
your j;
ire you,
tter wl
. BOO
New Method Treatment will enre you. What
bunaubiAiiun rncc. no inuuur who uiih
ot Chants. Charaes reasonable. BOOKS
Are you n victimr iiavn yon lost honoi
rlagef lias your Wood been dlsoasod?
FREE -
Dlsoases of Men. Inclose nosfure. 2 cents.
CfT-NO NAMKS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. PRI
VATE. No modlclno s-nt C. O. D No names on boxes or anvol
opas. Evarythlntr confidential. -Question Hot and coot of Treat
ment, FREE. J
FOR TWO
CUT
of Spring and
DRS.KENNEDY & KERGAN1,
At Prices that will SURELY CLOSE THEM OUT
LOWING WILL SHOW :
$15,00 Suits for $12.00
12.00
10.00
8.00
5.00
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" 9.50
8.00
G.OO
4,00
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Boys' and Children's Clothing in Same Proportion.
Boar in mind, this is Positivoly a Cash Salo, and LASTS ONLY
TWO WEEKS. Tho first ono in gets tho ohoico. It will ho Dollars in
your Pockots to boo our Bargains Boforo Purchasing Elsowhoro.
I. & D. Rosenthal),
102 Southeast Corner Public Square
CANTON, OHIO.
Colorado
Efforts to Get Rid of it.
1
ly and well, and all bloat left me. Thentht
rheumatism nnd pain in the region of the
heart went, my liver is cured, and I may say
i am as wen as ever i was. it 1 nau only
known of Dr. Williams' I'lnk Mils n few
years before, I should bo a good many thou
sand dollars richer."
As usual, when such testimonials ore re
eelved nt the office of Dr. Williams Medi
cine Co., they nre sent for verification to tlio
leading druggists of the vicinity or other
persons in good standing. The above was
not'an exception, notwithstanding Mr. Clem
ent's excellent reputation, and tlio returned
reports certified that nil of tho foregoing
statements mado to tlio reporter wcro strictly
true.
An nnnlysls of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
shows that they contain, in a condensed form
all tho elements neccwy to give new life and
richness to tho blood and restoro shattered
nerves. They aro nn unfailing spcififio for
such diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial
paralysis, St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia,
rheumatism, nervous headache, tho after
cflcctsof la grippe, palpitation of tlio heart,
pale and sallow complexions, nil forms of
weakness cither in male or female, nnd nil
diseases resulting from vitiated humors in the
blood. Pink Pills nro sold by nil dealers, or
will bo sent post paid on receipt of price, CO
cents n box. or six boxes for $3i0 (they are
never sold in bulk or by the 100) by address
ing Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Sche
nectady, N. Y.
John A. Mnnlln sajei "I was one ot tho countless via.
time of early Ignorance commenced at IS years of age. I
tried sevon medical firms and pent$U0O without avail.
1 gave up In despair. The drains on my system were
weakening my lntulleot ns wall as my sexnal and physical
llfo. My brother advised mo as n last resort to consult
Drs. Kennedy & Korean. 1 commenced their New Method
Treatment nnd In a few weeks was u new man, with new
llfo and nmbltlon. This was foar years ago, and now 1
cm married nnd happy. 1 recommend theeo rellabla
Syphilis, Emissions
Varicocele, Cured.
vigor and happiness."
CUA8. POWERS.
200,000 CURED. NO RISK.
yon lost hope?
Aro you contemplating mar-
1 1 nirn vi
It has done for othors
on any weakness? uur
It will do for yon.
irnatea you. write ror an honest opinion lrreo
.mo uoiuen monitor
1 (Illustrated), on
Sealed.
Mo. 143 EUCLID AVE.!
CLEVELAND, 0.o
WEEKS,
price; sale;
Summer Clothing
-AS THE FOL-
$d.50 Pants for
4.00
$4.00
, 3.50
. 2.50
. 2.00
. 1.50
,. 1.19
, .75
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TO MEET IN DETROIT.
PREPARING FOR THE CONVENTION
OF AMERICAN SCIENTISTS.
History of the Association Which Has
Dono So Much to rromoto Helentldo llo
senrch In tlio United Stntcs Meeting; of
the llrltlsh Scientists nt Toronto.
Tho scientists nro tlio most willing of
nil workers nnd generally tho poorest
faid financially for thoir outlny of tiiuo
siul effort. Whilo tlio unthinking mul
titude, goes on vacation to seashore nnd
mountain, tho scientist dolvcs nwny nt
bis investigations nnd plods on with his
experiments. Lato nt night nnd by tho
first light of day ho is hard nt hia ond
lcss tusk, without otio solflsh thought
nnd with only ouo desirp tho disoovory
of tho forco or substance- or cliomieal
possibility wlilch ho boliovcs to oxlst.
But in n certain lumbering wny tho
public- is appreciative, nnd it is curious
without stint. Though slow to rownrd,
it is ongcr to watch nil now develop
ments, houco n grcnt dcnl of interest
nttuohes to the stated meetings of thoso
whoso lives aro dovotcd to scieutiflo ro-
conrch.
Ono of tho most important of theso
scientific societies is tho American As
sociation For tho Advancement of Sci
ence, whoso forty-sixth annual session
is to bo hold nt Detroit, Aug. 0-14.
Tho history of tlio development of this
association is interesting nnd dates buck
to tho your 18110, whon soientillo nativ
ity becamo manifest in tlio United
States. This is not saying that thcrodid
not exist previous to that timo littlo co
torlcs of thinkers and experimenters
who worked together in tho effort to
bring new forces out of matter nnd add
to man's comfort and enjoymont, but
this was tho dato of a moro general
awakening to tlio advantages of organ
ized effort. Scicnco was nt that timo
still in its infancy and tho ofllccrs of
tho sovcral stato surveys felt tho neces
sity of comparing notes and discussing
results. As n cousequonco it was agreed
upon among them to form an nssooiatiou
of geologists und naturalists which
otiVEn vtolcott Ginns.
should meet onco n year nnd discuss tho
facts nnd theories which each mau was
working out iu his own stato.
It was in tho year 1840, ut Philadel
phia, that tho first meeting of this as
sociation was held under tho presidency
of Edward Hitchcock, tho head of tho
geological survey of Massachusetts.
Meetings woro afterward hold in Bos
ton, Albany, Washington, Now Haven,
Now York nnd again in Boston iu 184?.
At this meeting it was found thnt tho
kindred sciences, mnthomutics, astrono
my, physics, chemistry, geography nnd
ethnology, had mado such strides as
necessitated thoir admission ns depart
ments of tho general study of scicnco
contemplated by tho association. Iu or
der to admit thoso it was deemed ex
pedient to enlarge the scopo of tho or
ganization nnd chnngo its name. Ac
cordingly tho American Association For
tho Advnncement of Soienco cnino into
existence.
Tho first meeting of tho now nssooia
tiou took place iu Philadolphin in
1848. Hero a constituton wns adopted,
nnd so woll wero its terms considered
thnt littlo alteration has been mado
in it up to tho present day. In this in
strument tho objects of tho association
aro set down as follows:
"To promote intorcourso botween
thoso who nro cultivating scicnco iu
different parts of America, to givo a
stronger nnd moro general impulse- and
mora systematic direction to hdentiilc
rcsoarch nnd to proauro for tho labors
of Foientillo moil increased fuoihtios nud
wider influence "
Theso nro tho objects of tho organiza
tion as they stand today. Acting under
them tho association has hold mcotiugs
iu nearly all tho largo cities of tho
United States.
Tho association is divided into nino
sections, each of which is presided over
by an olllcer having tho rank of vice
president of tlio association. Aftor tho
opening proceedings each society meets
by itsolf nud effects its orgnuizntlou.
Tho secretary of tho seotiou roports to
tho gouerul secretary, who thon pro
vides him with n list of papers that
may bo read and dUoussed boforo tho
soction. Publia lectures aro also deliv
ered from time to timo during tho scs
lion of tho association.
At tlio coming session nt Detroit, to
bo prosided over by Oliver Wolcott
Gibbs of Newport, papers aro to bo pre
sented from Johns Hopkins university,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Coruoll university, Princotou univer
sity, Iiohigh university and from many
of tho most important laboratories iu
tho Uuitod States. A uumbor of dis
tinguished physicists nud olootrioinus
will attend aud take part in tho disous
sious. Tho dato early in August was soleotod
in order thnt tho membors might havo
an opportunity at tho oloso of tho scssloii
to attend tho mooting of tho Brit
ish Association For tho Advancement of
Solouce, which moots at Toronto, Aug.
18. Only ouco boforo iu its history has
this learned body of men boon convened
ou Amoricau soil, and a particularly in
teresting bessiou is promised.
G T rUxTr.n.
Shake Into Your Bboea
Allen's Foot-Ease, n powder for tho feet.
It cures painful, swollen, smarting feat
and instantly takes the sting out of
corns and bunions. It's the greatest
comfort discovery of tho age. Allen's
Foot-Ease makes tight-fitting or new
shoes teel easy, It Is a certain cure for
sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching
feet. Try it today. Bold by oil drug
gists and shoo stores. By mail for 25c.
in stamps. Trial package FREE. Ad
dress, Allen 8. Olmsted, Le Boy, N. Y, I
Be Not Deceived. A Cough, Hoarse
ness or Group, are not to be trifled with.
A dose in time of Bbiloh'a Cure will save
a hoij uoo ioc ,oc oeocjoXto
o y p o
1
you much troublo. Bold by Fred P,
Bhannfelt & Co., E, L. Ortt, Market St.;
E. 0. Miller. East End.
Hh'S A MAN OF PEACE.
Hint's Why Urother Cm I in I r Invented
tho Ilullet l'roof Cloth.
That n man could stand up and ho
Miot ut with a 44 caliber revolver nnd
then sinilo ns ho handed bnck tho ballot
thnt struck him is hard to bcliovo, oven
in theso days of miraculous things, but
this very feat was accomplished recent
ly in Chicago, and by a man of peaco
and godliness, Brother Caslmir Zcglen.
Ever since tho nssnssinatiou of Carter
II. Ilnrrison, Chicago's former mnyor,
fills pious man has been at work on
his idea of a bullet proof cloth. Ho is a
member of tho Komuii Catholio ordor of
IlcsurrcotiouUts, and his duties nro man-
lUlOTIIF.n CASIMIR ZI.OLKN.
ifold, yet ho has found timo to devoto
to his experiments. All his spnro mo
ments hnvo been applied to this ono ob
jeot, aud now ho has accomplished his
purpose and produced n fabrio that is
absolutely impcnotrublo by lend ballots
fired from pistols. Ho has not yet been
nblo to make n cloth thnt will withstand
missiles fired from rifles, but ho has
mado long steps iu that direction and
promises soou to produco such a mate
rial. Tests of tho bullet proof stuff woro
first mado by tho uso of cadavers or ani
mals as targets, and at last, being per
fectly euro that ho had succeeded in his
effort, Brother Casimir invited n com
mittco of woll known people, physicians,
scientists nowspnper mon and n polico
sergeant, to coma and soo tho cloth test
ed, with himolf as tho target
An arrangement wns mado wheroby
tho body of tho human target would bo
protected by ordinary methods except
that portion covered by the cloth. Shots
wcro fired nt Brother Casimir, first
with a 38 caliber revolver, then with n
38 nud finally with u 44. Tho cloth
proved an cntiro success, tho smiling
inventor declaring thnt tho impact of
each bullet caused a sensation similar
to that occasioned by n poko in tho ribs
from tho elbow of n jolly companion.
Brother Casimir will sail from America
soon nnd will introdnco the forthcoming
riflo bull fabrio iu tho armies of Europo.
BELIEVES IN THE BIRCH.
Frofesaor Sinnll Ailvocntcs Corporal 1'un
lalimvnt lu thy School.
Albion Woodbury Small, liend pro
fessor of sociology at tho University of
Chicago, who, by his advocacy of cor
poral punishment in publio schools,
started a rcdhot controversy at tho re-
cout session of tho National Educational
association at Milwaukee, is as firm ns
over in his conviction that his theory
is correct. Iu the courso of n recent in
terviow ho said, "Whilo I am not call
ing for a resort to coiporal punishment
as a rulo iu schools I think it timo to
protost against prohibition of it in cx
tromo nud exceptional cases. " Ho main
tains thnt children should bo taught
very early that socinl morality is tho
safeguard of tho rightsof tho ninny and
that if individuals do not want to re
spect tho rights of tho many it becomes
noccssary for tho many to' vindicate
thoir rights by compelling obodience,
aud ho beliovcs that tho power of coer
cion should bo vested in tho teacher,
eff o 'f "1
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rnoFcsson aldion w. small.
who occupies tlio saruo rolntiou toward
tho pupil ns thnt of tho authority of
tho stato toward tho adult citizen.
Professor Small is a native of Buok
field, Mo. Ho was graduated in 1870
from Colby university. Ho first studiod
for tho ministry, nnd thon, abandoning
tho idea, wont abroad and put in two
years of study in tho Gorman universi
ties. In 1881 ho wa3 oleoted to tho chair
of history in his alma mater aud con
tinued in that position for eight years,
whon ho wns mado president of tho in
stitution aud professor of intellectual
and moral philosophy. At thnt timo
ho wns but 3G years of ago nud was tho
youngest of collego prosidouts in tho
United Statos. Iu 1802 Professor Small
was olootod to tlio chair iu tho Chicago
nnlvorsity which ho now occupies.
Bulling VeueU Conilne Iu Again.
A Baltimoro papor comments on the
faot that tho uso of Bailing vessels is in
creasing. Thoy aro coming into vogue
agaiu, especially for heavy materials
whioh may as well ho a mouth as a
week on tho ocean.
Incontinence oi water during sleep
stopped immediately by Dr. E, Del
etion's Antl Diuretic. Cures children
and adults alike. Price $1.00. Sold by
Durbin, Wright & Co., druggists, Can
ton, 0.
For Constipation take Karl's Clover
Boot Tea, the great Blood Purifier,
Cures Headache. Nervousness, Eruptions
on the Faco, and makes the head clear
as a bell. Sold by Fred P. Bhannfelt &
Co.; E. L. Ortt. Market and 8th St.: E,
0, Miller, EaBt End,
I- KiJff 7
THE STAMP HUNTERS
THEIR NATIONALCONVENTION OPENS
IN BOSTON ON AUG. 24.
Tho Amrrlcnii 1'lillatcllo Asunclntlnn nnd
Wlmt It linen For tlio Stump Collectors.
Some Interesting Fnrts About a Growlnc
Jnd.
Tlio nnniml convention of tlio American
Plillatullo association will m held In Bos
Yin Aug. 21, 135 and 20. Among Its mem
bers nro nil tlio lending stamp collectors in
tho United States, but the rank nnd flla Is
mado up of obsauro but ardent followers
of tho fad. There nro about 1,200 mem
bers, nnd they live In all parts of tho
Union, for philately socms to hnvo no par
ticular habitat.
Pooplo who linvo never acquired a foml
noss for stamp collecting generally regard
tho followors of this pursuit as victims of
n peculiar mental ninlndy. They always
hnvo nnd probably always will, although
of lato years tlio devotees of philately seom
to hnvo gnlncd n small amount of respect
from thoir fellow men, but tho truu stamp
collector cares not for tlio opinion of tho
Philistines. Tho fact that tho addition
of n fow raro stamps to his album which
gives him tho liveliest satisfaction falls
to Interest thoso outside of his own littlo
world does not troublo him a bit.
Tlio number of members belonging to
tho national organization Is no Index to
tho slzo of tlio great body of stamp collect
ors In this country. No ono knows how
many there aro. Tlioro nro surely half n
million, nnd tbero may bo moro, but tills
includes nil tlio schoolboy collectors, nnd
tboy nro it legion by themselves. Tlio pco
plo who get bo dcoply interested In tlio
subject thattbuy join tlio national associa
tion nnd travel tliousnnils of miles to at
tend tlio annual conventions aro not to bo
termed lucre stamp collectors. They claim
tho right to bo designated as philatelists.
They say tlioro Is a Mist dlfforcnco bo
tween n stamp collector nnd a philatelist.
Tlio former is satisfied If ho can pasto in
his album ono stamp of each Issue, nnd
his chief prizes nro stamps of ourrent lssuo
from bomo faraway country.
Tlio plillatullst, liowevor, makes n scien
tific study of stamps, or pretends to do so.
In many respects his hobby rccmblos that
of tlio bibliophile. lie not only knows a
Mauritius 10 cent lllao when ho seos It,
but lio Is familiar with nearly all tho rare
stamps In existence, having cither soon
thoni In collections nt which bo has gnzod
long nnd earnestly or read detailed descrip
tions of them. Ho not only ldontllles raro
specimens by tlio color and denomination,
but by tlio water mark In tho paper, errors
In printing nnd peculiarities in tho en
graving. It will readily bo scon that to becomo
expert in such a hobby as this timo and
study must bo given to it. No schoolboy
ran liopo to acquire such n vast fund of
technical knowledge us thu si; I lied phi-
rftEsmr.xT OLKnr.
latollst must havo until after ho has spent
tlio spare timo of years In patient rosenrch.
So you will not bo surprised to learn that
tho most prominent philatelists nro men
who hold high places In tho professions
ond In tho business world. Many dootors,
lawyers und bankers aro numbered among
tho philatelists. If gono Into extensively,
It Is n rich man's hobby, for tbero aro at
least a scoro of private collections In tho
United Statos wliloli nro worth ovor $100,
000 each. Not long ago Fred W. Aycr of
Bangor, Mo., sold his collodion for f50,
000. Then tbero always socms to bo n market
for raro stamps, i'or somo of them tbero
is a fixed market prlco, but tho rarest spooi
mons, thoso which liuva boen sold at from
?500 to 1,000 eaoh, aro worth what they
will bring, and this depends largely upon
tho means of tho purchaser und his anxiety
to obtain tho specimen.
Tho extent of tho hobby can bo hotter
understood when you realize that there nro
at leust 200 firms in tho United States deal
ing exclusively iu stumps and thousands
of dealers who soil them as u sldo lssuo. A
hundred or moro monthly publications oro
dooted to tho Interests ot stamp collectors,
and tbero are two thriving weeklies which
print nothing oxcopt news connected with
stamps aud stamp collectors. Ono of these
publications is u 10 pngo pamphlet and
claims a paid circulation of 10,000 copies.
In almost every largo olty thoro is n local
brunch of tho American I'hlln telle associa
tion, und tho national body serves to bind
them togcthor. It maintains an exchange
and sales department which has transacted
business to tho amount of moro than S35,
000 u yo.tr. This association was organized
in 1S80 with 110 members, und since then
It bus crown In Importance, lnfluonco nnd
numbers. It Is now the rocognlzod author
ity In tho philatelic world, und tho results
of Its deliberations in annual convention
will bo read with groat Interest by many
thousands of stump collontors.
Thu present president ot tho association
Is ex-Mayor lr rank F. Olnoyof Frovidonco.
Ho has a collection which is valued nt
5100,000, nnd dealers think It would bring
moro than that If brokon up und placed on
tho market, for somo of the specimens are
of tho rnrest nnd most valuable. President
Olnoy is a wealthy woolen manufacture
and has Iwtb time und money to devote to
bis hobby.
Ono of tho principal questions to bo dis
cussed nt tho coining convention nnd ono
whioh baa excited tho philatelists notn lit
tlo is that of the jublleo stamp Issues of
tho British colonics in North America.
Tho Canadians In thus honoring their
quocn have laid plans to turn n pretty
ponny for their colonial treasury by forc
ing collectors to buy stamps whoso faoo
value is as high ns ?5 nt exorbitant prices.
FltANCIS B. TALDEHT.
Found the lionet.
Egypt's pyramid builders wcro canni
bals, according to Mr. Flinders Petrlo's
assertion. Ho has found bones, picked
clean und separately wrapped up, in many
tnmha
"What Dr. A. 15. Baiter Bajra,
Boffai.0, N. Y, Gents: From my
personal knowledge, gained in observing
the eflect of your Bhiloh's Cure in cases
of advanced Consumption, I am pro
pared to say it is the most remarkable
Remedy that has ever beon brought to
my attention, It has certainly saved
many from Consumption. Sold by Fred
P, Shnnnfelt & Co.; . L. Ortt. Market
and 8th St.; E, 0. Miller, Eaat End.
"I always receommond Dr. Fowler's
Ext, of Wild Strawberry for summer
complaints and have never known it to
fail. You muy uso my name." 0. A.
West, Druggist, Kalnsborough, 0,
KING OF THE KLONDIKE.
Joo Lndnr, Owner of Daimon City, Gael
Knflt to Slurry nu 1)1(1 Htveethcnrt.
Ono of tho most Interesting characters
nnd tho most prominent of tlio nrw bo
nanza kings of Klondike Is Joseph Iaduu,
who founded Dawson City nnd owns tlio
town site "Old .Too" Iadiio they called
him in camp, although ho Is a man of
only middle ago. His years of oxporlencc
in mining camps, however, mado him
seom n veteran among tho "tenderfoot"
sn tho Klondike.
Laduc's homo Is In Plnttshurg, N. Y.,
n bonutlful aud busy littlo city on Lake
Champlaln, and for Plnttshurg ho startod
tho moment ho had disposed of tho big
fortune In gold dust which bo had brouaht
down from tho goldflolds. Lndtic goos back
homo nftor n bride, nnd this brings In an
other romantic feature of his enroer.
Years ago, when Iiaduo was n young
man, ho becamo engaged to Miss Mason,
ono of tho prettiest girls In Plattshurg,
but Miss Mason's parents strongly object
ed to tho match becauso .Too was poor. As
Laduo's talents did nut lit him for bocom-
ity i m 'ISft'JfW
Wmm'
JOSEPH I.ADtTE.
Ing rich In Plattshurg ho wont west nnd
drifted to tho Black Hills during tho mln
lng excitement thnro sevoral yours ugo. He
wns quite successful and had cleaned Up a
neat littlo fortune, with which bo startcc
bnok to claim his bride. Ho stopped in
Dcadwood, though, went Into a disastrous
speculation and lost every dollar.
This was n knockdown blow, but lilt
liopo was not wholly killed. Miss Mason
wroto that she would wait for him ns long
ns ho chose, and thus encouraged ho bognii
again his hcireh for fortune. Six year'
ngo Laduowelit to Alaska, where tlun
had already beon somo mining, lit- uu
among tho pioneers In the Yukon rej.'1'in
nnd wns one of the Inhabitants of C'in-1'
City during tho first year of its rxlsti-ncr
Whon nn old hunter nanud McCnnidck.
who was skirmishing up tho Yukon nftet
salmon, discovered the rich placer deposit?
on tho Klondike, Laduo wus ono of tin
first to pull up stakes und sttiko for the
now region.
It was thon that ho wns richly ropald
for the bard years which ho hnd spent In
acquiring a mining experience Ho staked
out claims on what are now oonsldored to
bo tho richest placer beds aloug tho Klon
dike, und in ho Is now worth about $100,
000 It Is expected that all parental objec
tion will bo withdrawn.
A RICH MAN'S WHIM.
Spends UN Weekday In n Cottage, Till
Suuilnyn In a Ulnnnlou.
Most of us busy Americans wear oui
good clothes nnd onjoy such luxurlos as
our tastes suggest nnd our pocketbooks al
low on Sunday. Fow of us, however, make
tho distinction between tho first and the
other days of tho week that Z. W. Davis,
an Ohio man, does. Six days In tho week
ho works bard nnd lives In a cottago. On
Sunday ho rests nnd takes luxurious case
In n mansion.
Mr. Davis Is n man of largo business In
terests and a manufacturer In Cleveland.
On weekdays l.ls resldonco Is n ono story
oottngo whleli is about as simple and un
pretentious n dwelling ns Is to bo found In
nil that big city, but Mr Davis docs not
mind that. Ho Is n hard worker. IIo bo
glus his toil early in tho morning, takes
only a hasty and slmplo luncheon nnd docs
not quit until Into Iu the ocnlug. When
his work is done, lie goes to bed and is too
tired to enro much about where ho sleeps.
His Sundays, though, nro spent in Can
ton, and in nil that city of beautiful homes
tbero Is probably not one that is finer than
his. It Is a erltnblo palaeo. This preten
tions residence has just been completed nt
n cost of nbout $80,000. It is furnished
with almost evory luxury generally found
In an American homo and with somo which
MAVIS' WEEKDAY COTTUiE AND SUNDAY
MANSION.
aro decidedly unusual. For Instnnco, on
tho third floor Is a small t boater flnlshod
in tlio flnost mahogany. Hero concerts nnd
amateur dramatic performances nro to be
given. Mr. Davis Is ery fond of this sort
of ontortnlnmontsundevidontly Intends to
enjoy them without Rolng nwny from
home. Tho houso Is solidly built of stono,
with uhlgh Spanish tlio roof, nnd tho look
out nbovo th'i ridgepolo is HO foot nbovo
tho publio fquaro ot Canton. Along tho
eaves of the houso aro strung oleotrlo light
wires, nnd these nro fitted with n grcnt
mnny Incandescent lights. When Mr.
Davis Is spending a national holiday nt
homo, ho can show his patriotism by sim
ply pressing a button and Illuminating his
houso In a most brilliant manner.
Tho contrast botween tho manner In
which this unique Ohlonn spends his week
days and tho way in which ho passes his
Sundays Is certainly very strong. During
tho wcok ho lives ns simply ns nny of his
day laborers, but whon ho gets into Can
ton Saturday night ho tastes tho full lux
ury of wealth.
Tumble Orau.
Tumblo grnes, whon its seeds nro rlpo,
dies nnd breaks off, and tho plant, grow
ing naturally In a globular shape, rolls
over and over on tho ground, thus travel
ing sometimes for mnny nillos beforo find
ing lodgment and placing its seeds for fu
turn urnwtli
"I was run over
Did not expect to
jy a lumber wagon.
live. Was terribly
bloated, My friends bathed mo with
Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, and I was
cured. We have great faith in Thomas'
Electric Oil." Mrs. Win, F. Babcock,
Nor veil, Jackson Co,, Mich.
Cljjntnlno Hot Drops--
.... r- m t)
wnmarunny itamui v
Very True, bit IMttlls All Palnj J
Sold Everywhere? Every Day wj
Without Rollef, There Is No Pay I
- &?r .-
.
ONE OF TWO WAYS.
Tho bladder wns created for ono pur
pose, nnmoly, n recoptnclo for the
urine, nnd no such it in not llnhln tm
any form of disease except by oneoC
two ways. The first wiiy is from Im
perfect notion of tho kidneys. The
second wny is from careless local treat
ment of other diseases.
CIIIKK CAU8B-
Unhealthy urino from unhealthy
kidneys Is tho chlofcnusoof bladder
troubles. So tho womb, Hko tho blad
der, wns created for ono purpose, and if
not doctored too much is not llablo to
weakness or disease, except In rare
cases. It Is situated back of and very
closo to thobhulder.thereforpany pain,
dlsenso or inconvenlonco manifested
in tho kidneys, bnck, bladder or uri
nary pnssaRO is often, by mistake, at
tributeu to femnlo weakness or womb
troublo of somo sort. Tlio error itr.
caBlly mndo nnd mny bo as easily
nvoided. To find out correctly, cct.
your urino asido for twenty-four hotire;,
n sediment or settliiifr indicates kidney
or bladder trouble. Tlio mild and tic
extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer'
Swamp-Boot, tho great kidney, audi
bladder remedy is soon realized.
If you need a medicine yow
should hnvo tlio best. At drugxfsta
flfly cents nnd ono dollar. You may
havo n sample bottlo and pamphlet,
both sent freo by mnil. Mention tin
News-Democrat and sond your ad
dress to Dr. Kilmer & Co., iilnghnm
ton, N. Y. Tho proprietors of thic
paper guarantee the genuineness of fhlr
offer.
A LOCAL
Disease
A Climatic
Auectfon
Nothing but a locnl
remocly or change of
cllmato will euro it.
(let a well-known rnar
maccutical remedy,
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
It It rjulcklr Absorbed,
Gives Kcllof at onco
Oiient anil cleanses tho
Allayninllatmnation. COLD 'N HEAD
Hcnlaand Protects tho MciuI'Mnc ltcstoref tht
i-'ensea of Tasto and fmoll. Xo cocaine. No Mer
cury, No Injurious drug. Full Siio 6nc, Trlafl
Slzo 10c. nt Druggists or by mail,
ELY BHOTilEHS, 6 Warren St., New York
we mean
business
in this shelf emptying aro not ston
ing at halt' prices to do it we've
made whatever prices will do the
work empty tho shelves- no mat
ter how small a fraction of real'
worth they represent.
Hero aro instances :
75 cent silk mixed Novelties andl
all wool Dress Goods 48 inches wide
25c a yard.
Fino Dress Goods, Suitings and
Novelties nnd $1.00 and ?1 25 silt
warp Dress Goods,
35 and 50c a yard
dressy effects and fine, superior
qualities.
51.25 and SI. 50 Suitings, 4S inches
wide,
50c a yard.
Consider your self interest ami!
see if such money's worth ca.i ap
peal to you in vain splendid good
among these for separate skirts to
wear with shirt waists nice For
early fall suits and for girls' fair
school suits they're important values
American Dress Goods double
width,
5. 10, 15, 25c a yard.
Keeping up tho
wash goods
emptying, too hundreds of offer
ings at moro interesting prices than
ever prevailed in any previous sheIC
emptying ot tho store's history
Kinds at
5. 6i, 7i, 8, 10, 15, 20, 25c
that will surpriso you in chtficencsiS
of the stylo and colorings included
are high class goods for tho most
dressy warm weather gowns for the
sea shore or other vacation trip.
Write for samples lot your owm
judgment decide what a chaneo thic
is' Lot tho goods and prices prove
it."
Boggs & Buhl
ALLE6HENY, PA.
The
Central
DIrectoras
P. D. BAHR.
Pnndos.t.
JOS. BIKCIlttUU
V. Prenlilwrt.
KD. B. 11AKP.
CkaUei.
n.s, SHIELDS,
AUSTIN LYliCIC.
Savings
Bank.
11. a, wun,
0. h. JONES
U. W. 1106
ostfcrr
Tuscarawas St. and Cleveland Ave.
UAPITAIit
and
SUltPIiDB,
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Banking nnd Savings Department:
Interest Paid on Deposit,
Loan Department:
Money to Loan on First Mortgcgc
Security.
Bond Department :
Government and Municipal Boax
Bought and Bold.
Foreign Exchange Department 1
Letters of Credits and Drafts o
all Farts of the World
sate Deposit Department:
Boxes to Rent at Reasonable term.
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