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woman1! suffering and womu'l
treakaesa. Lr. Fierce't Favoritt)
Prescription puts a stop to it. It'i
a remedy far all the d.iict de
rangement and disorder that make
her tuSer, and a care for ait the dis
eases and disturbances that make
her weak. It's a legitimate medi
cine, that correct and caret; a
tocio that inTigoratea and builds
up; a nemne that soothes and
strengthens. For bearing -down
pains, displacements, all the fun
tiooal irregularities peculiar to the
sex, it's a safe and certain remedy.
Other medicine claim to care?
That's true. But ther don't claim
to do thi: if the Favorite Pre
scription fails to give satisfaction,
in any case for which it's recom
mended, the money paid for it is
refunded.
Judge for yourself which it likely
to be the better medicine.
And think whether something else
offered by the dealer is likely to be
"jost at good."
You pay only for the good you get.
On these terms it's the cheapest.
"German
Syrup"
" I have been a great
Asthma. sufferer from Asth
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Fall my
friends as well as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant cough
ing, and inability to raise any of the
accumulated matter fnmi my lungs,
that my time was clwe at hand.
When nearly worn out for want ot
sleep and rest, a friend recommend
ed me to try thy valuable medicine,
Boschee's German
Gentle-, Syrup. I am con
r,.L, fident it saved my
Refreshing life A,mostthefirt
Sleep. dose gave me great
relief anda gentle re
freshing sleep, such as I had not had
for weeks. My couch began immedi
ately to loosen and pass away, and
I found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight I em pleased
to inform thee unsolicited that I
am in excellent health and do cer
tainly attribute it to thy Boschee's
German Syrup. C. B. Stickney,
Picton, Ontario." J
Cod-liver oil suggests con
sumption; which is almost un
fortunate. Its best use is be
fore you fear consumption
when you begin to get thin.
Consumption is only one of
the dangers of thinness.
Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver-oil
makes the thin
jplump, and the plump are
almost.safe.
Let us send you a book on
careful living free.
Bowx. OitaoMS, 1 3. South ,th Artnac,
Ilew York.
YourdruKK" keep. Scott's Eesuhioa of cod-liver
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AN AST0NI8HIN0
TOKIO FOR WOMEN.
It Strengthens the Weak, Qufeti the
Nerves, Relieves Monthly
Suffering and Cures
FEMALE DISEASED.
ASK YOUR DftUQGIST ABOUT IT.
1.00 PER BOTTLE.
CHATTANOOGA MED. COChattuoort, Tom,
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ut mitted in competition (or Uiis build
ing by women from all over the html
the president of the board of lad.v man
Eers quickly discovered in the akctch
tubmitted by Miss Sophia ti. lla.vdon
that harmony of grouping and grace
fulness of details which indicate the
architectural scholar, and to Vr was
awarded the first prize of a thousand
dollars, and also the execution of the
design.
Directly in front of the buildinj? the
lagoon takes the form of a bay, about
400 feet in width. From the center of
this bay a grand landing and staircase
leads to a terrace six feet above the
water. Crossing this terrace other
staircases give access to tlio ground
four feet above, on which, about 100
feet back, the building is situated. The
to the open balcony In front The
whole second floor of the north pavilion
incloses the great assembly room and
club room. The first of these is pro
vided with an elevated stage for the
accommodation of speakers. The
south pavilion contains the model
kitchen, refreshment rooms, reception
rooms, etc
The building is encased with "staff,"
the same material n-d on the rest of
the buildings, and as it stands with its
mellow, decorated walls bathed in the
bright sunshine, the women of the
country are justly proud of the result.
Forming the northern architectural
court of the exposition Is a group of
edifices of which the transportation
building is one. It is situated at the
southern end of the west flank and lies
between the horticultural and the
The interior of the building is treated
much after the manner of a Roman
basilica, with broad nave and aisles.
The roof it therefore in three divisions;
the middle .one rises much higher than
the others, and its walls are pierced to
form a beautiful arcaded clearstory.
The cupola, placed exactly in tho cen
ter of the building and rising 165 feet
above the ground, is reached by eight
elevators. These elevators of them
selves naturally form a part of the
transportation exhibit, and as they alro
carry passengers to galleries at varlont
stages of height, a fine view of the in
terior of tho building may easily be ob
tained. The main galleries of this
building, became- 0 Uie abundant tl-
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first terrace is designer! in artistic
flower beds and lo shrubs. The prin
cipal facade has an extreme length of
40J feet, the depth of the building
being half this distance. Italian
renaissance1 is the style selected.
The first story is raised alwut ten feet
from the ground line, and a wide stair
case leads to a center pavilion. This
pavilion, forming the main triple
arched entrance, wilh an open colon
nado in the second story, is finished
with a low pediment enriched with a
highly eluborate bas-relief. The cor
ner pavilions huve each an open colon
nade aided above the main cornice.
Here are Incited the hanging gardens.
A lobby 40 feet wido leads into the
open rotunda, 70x05 feet, reaching
through the height of the building,
and protected by a richly ornamented
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THE WOMAN'S BII1.DINO.
mines buildings. Facing eastward, it
commands a view of the floral island
and an extensive branch of the lagoon.
The transportation building is ex
quisitely refined and gimp'e in archi
tectural treattnent, although very rich
and elaborate in detail. In style it
savors much of the Romanesque,
although to the initiated the manner in
which it is designed on axial lines, and
the solicitude shown for fine propor
tions, and subtle relation, of parts to
each other, will at once suggest the
methods of composition followed at the
ecole des beaux arts.
Viewed from the lagoon, the cupola
of the transportation building forms
the effective southwest accent of the
quadrangle, while from the cupola
itself, reached by eight elevators, the
northern court, the most beautiful
THE TRANSPORT ATIf. if BUILDING.
vator facilities, prove quite accessible
to visitors
The main building of the transporta
tion exhibit measures 96 feet-
front by i5C feet deep. Fron j
this extends westward, to
Island avenue an enormous
StoT
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covering about nine acres. This is
only one Btory in height In it may be
seen the more bulky exhibits. Alon
the central avenue or nave the visitor
may see facing each other scores of
locomotive engines, highly polished,
and rendering the perspective effect of
the nave both exceedingly novel and
striking. Add to the effect of the ex
hibits the architectural impression
given by a long viata of richly oraa-
?rt t,
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skvlicht This rotunia it snrrounicc
by a two-story open arcad v as delicat
and chaste in design at the ext.-rlor,
the whole having a thoroughly Italian
courtyard effect, admitting abundance
of light to all rooms facing this interior
space. On the first floor aro locat.'d,
on the left hand, a model hospital; on
the right, a model kindergarten; ea.-h
occupying B1.H0 feet
The whole floor of the so'ith p.ivilion
is devoted to the retrospective exhibit;
the one on the north to reform work
and charity organization. Uach ol
these floors is Wx'iOd feet. 'IV curtain
opposite the main front contains the
library, bureau of information, reoord
etc.
In the second story are looted
ladies' parlors, committee r ; uis
and dressing rooms, all leuliLg
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effect of the entire exposition, may be
seen ill all its glory.
The main entrant-J to the transporta
tion building consists of nn immense
singie-areh enriched to an extraor
dinary degree with carvings, bas re
liefs and mural paintings, the entire
feature forming a rich and beautiful,
yet quiet, color climax, for it is treated
in leaf and is called the golden door.
The remainder of the architectural
composition falls into a just relation of
contrast with tho highly wrought en
trance, and is duly quiet and modest,
though very broad in treatment H
consists of a continuous arcade with
subordinated colonnade and entabla
ture. Numerous minor entrances are
from time to time pierced in the walls,
and with them are grouped terraces.
Beats, drinking fountains and statues
mented colonnade, and it may easily
be seen that the interior of ths trans
portation building is one of Jho most
impressive o! the exposition.
The transportation exhibits r.atural-
! ly include everything, of whatsoever
j name or sort, devoted to the purpose 01
trausportation, and range from a baby
carriage to a mofc.il engine, from
cish conveyor to a balloon or carrier
oigeon. Technically this exhib;t in
eludes everything comnrised in Class G
of the official, classification. The
transportation bnildinir cost about
fSOO.OOC. Adbir ft Sullivan, of Chicago,
are the architects.
Whp ait acrobats murdered? tvhea
tbey poite 011 ew a ouier.
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HONOFt TO OUR FL'O-
Aa ImpreaalT Corf moor, aa It I Trartlecd
la Oar Armv.
The ceremony of makin "evening
itoiV U cuuuuolcj at aca;y posts, as
well as in the navy. I htve seen it only
at West 1'oint, There it is dome t
dresa-parade, which take plae t:S0
p. m. l'erbaps some of my readers
bave never seen a dress-parade. The
battalion of cadets is drawn up in aline
of two ranks, facing the west side of
the plain. Each eompanv in succession
is brought to aa order arms, and then
to a parade rest. Next th band marches
from its position at the right of the line
to the left, passing in front of the mea
and back gain.' On returning to the
right of the line the band stops and the
buglers play "Retreat" or "Evening
Colors." The same call is oseti in hth
army and navy. At the end of the call
a run it fired and the flag is hauled
down. After that the adjutant forms
the battalion in open order and turns
it over to the offioer ta charge, who
puts the men through a short drill in
the manual of arras. When this ha
been done, the adjutant ordett the Brat
sergeants to the front and center.
where they make their report of "all
present or accounted for." When they
return to their places, the adjutant
eays: "rarade dismissed, ana an me
commissioned officers sheathe their
swords. They then form in a -mnk in
the center and march forward together.
They halt in front of the oflictr in
charge, salute and move away. The
first sergeants then march the com
panies to their quarters at double-time.
It is a very pretty ceremony, and is
one of the most picturesqae sights that
we can see; but it never impressed me
to deeply as the simple reverence to
the colors shown at sunset abroad the
men-of-war.
I have t'dd you about the ceremony
to show yon how much importance pro
fessional soldiers attach to the out
ward demonstation of respect for their
country's flag, because I think every
one of us ought to emulate their ex
ample. As II. C. liunner says, in his
poem to "The Old Flag:"
OS with your hat aa the flag n byl
And let tht heart havo tt say;
YonVo man pdouk h for a tear in yuur eyt
That you will not wijie away.
W. J. Henderson, in St Nicholaw
DEATH IN THE PIPE.
One of tho Doadllrat Polaona Known Gat it
era In tha Howl.
Death iu a terrible form lurks in
every tobacco-pipe, says a well-known
Philadelphia physician. One of the
deadliest poisons known to science
gathers in its bowl and stem, and it i
n 1 exaggeration of fact to say that any
pipe that has been smoked for some
time carries enough nicotine in it to kill
almost instantly any child.
There are two well-authenticated
cases of suicide, one of murder and
many of accidental death from nicotine.
A habitual smoker unwittingly swal
lowed a quantity of oil from hit pipe.
He fell down unconscious almost on the
spot, and but for prompt and very en
ergetic medical aid would have died.
Many other illustrations I couldglve
you of the deadly nature of the poison
found in the tobacco leaf.
I knew a case of three children suf
fering with skin disease on the head,
who had oil of tobacco taken from a
pipe rubbed on. They lay ot death's
door in convulsions for twenty-four
hours, but ultimately recovered.
It is recorded that in the war of 191:
army surgeons who did not wish to go
on duty tied moist tobacco leaves iinde?
their arms and become so sick as to be
unfit for duty.
Nicotine is, with the possible excep
tion of hydrocyanic or prussic acid and
carbolio acid, the most violent poison
known. In its chemically pure state a
drop has been known to kill a dog al
most lik. a flash of lightning. I'hila
delphia I'ress.
Inftuente of Language on Character.
I ami uite certain that if to-day
Franco rnd (.lermnny were suddenly
and miraculously to interchange
tongues, the two nations would shortly
undergo Some un-looked-for altera
tions. I have known aeveral people
whose superficial characteristics were
quite different accordine as they ispoke
l'rcncli or English, although they were
at fluent ih the one as in the other. 1
know of One woman who is common
and ill-bred as an Englishwoman, but
who, when she speaks French, w hich
she knows well, is apparently well-
mannered and rather attractive. Nor,
as we reflect, does this seem altogether
strange when we consider how much
national character has to do with the
evolution of language, and how impos
sible exact translation is. I have
heard a man say that to read or s)eak
French made mm feel gay, nd thrt
the effect of like uses of (ler.n.tn wag
quieting. Dr. neir .Mitchell, in Cen
tury.
At the Theater.
She What do you think aiout nay
new hat?
He There seems to be something
mysterious about it
8h? How?
He The men who are behind ut sty
they can't see through It. Puck.
It haa been computed that betwesn
88, 000, 000 and 37,000,000 babies are lwrn
into the world each year, or about TO
per minute. A line of cradles contain
ing them would extend around the
world unbroken, but the silence would
be broken in several places.
Obstinate Blood Humor
I HAD TERRIBLE ECZEMJSS
and limbs swallen and tcalr like t dead fish. The Itching was terrible, and flnall LOST
HIT I ' T I ITT. . . A . . . 1 ,, . .. . . ... '
mi oiuxii. Atter treatment uj nve pay sictana, ana owtr reroeaie wimotit relief Itook
ft. S B. and it crRED mr My skin la aolt and smooti. aad the terrlbla trnnht I. -n
trouo. R N. MiTcnsLL. Maem. Oa.
I know the above statement to be true
trer
Afc ine susrgesuun oi a irtcnu s uhwi dwiu a
S. S. S. It the aafett and beat remedy for til troubles of the Blood and Skin. It
cures br removing the eause, tnd st the tame time builds np the general health.
Bend for our Treatise, mailed free. BWIFT BPECFIC CO., Atlanta, Oa
We are anxious to know every one
who wants a piano, new or second-hand.
Are you one of them? Then send your
address, with request for catalogue, etc.,
to Ivers & Pond Piano Co., Boston '
TO BE ! At THE FAJ.
Kicabasca want half aa acre fat
tit tite of its btuldini- at the exposition.
SLaDaSAJCAa will ba aa exhibit of
!tt ronn-es and producU at tie expo
sition. Tb r'inoitttatt board of ehartKee
trill make aa exhibit la tha Illinois
build mj.
Cinox hat tent, throng a Sir Henry
Wood, a request foe apart upon which
to build a tea house.
CoMKiseiosia SarretrT haa cabled
from Cape Town. South Africa, that an
exhibit of diamondt aad feathar worth
1000,000 will be tent from Cap Town.
Th executive committee of the Illi
nois Woman's AUlanca haa aaked for
the privilege of making a display at the
fair which will taow the tvU results of
child labor.
Jamaica has applied for T.0O0 aqrare
feet of floor tpsct at tat txpoai'Jon
CoL C. G. Ward, a member c the
Jamaica parliament it the royal com
miaaioaer to the exposition from his
country. He visited Chicago last week
Ma, G08CHEX, the chancellor of the
British exchequer, is taid to bt the
ablest debater in parliament, but he
haa a voice like the hoarse croak of a
rain crow.
Btais or Ohio, Civt or Totxno,
l i i-.t Pii-eTT. t
tntva J I'iemi makes oath that he
tha saninr i.artner of the firm ot F. J
Chnt & Co., doiDg business in the City
of Toledo. County aud State aforesaid, and
that said firm will av the sum of USE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for taoh and every
case t Catarrh mat cannot tie cured by the
we 01 Uau. t l ATAKtn Lt ia
FaiNK J. Chsxit.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, tula 6th day 01 txveaiber, A.
U. lyfl.
i 77 I A. W. GLEASOX,
Hall'a Catarrh Cure Is talieo Internally and
arts directly on the blood and uiucoua aur-
faofa of the avatem Mend lor testimonials.
freo J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Cff Sold by Druggist, 75c
Co5vLiTiox. rto not fret If yn can't
get inMxsocie'y. The oyster I of la pres
ent tt a supier when he would perhaps pre
fer to be at home la his bed. Demorest's
Hagazlue.
Tat Only One Evar Printed Caa Tow rind
tha TTordT
There it a 8 Inch display advertisement
In thit paper, this week, wbicn bat no twe
words alike except one word. The same is
true of aai-h new one an' earina each week.
from The I)r. Barter Medicine Co. This
house placet a "Crescent" on everything
they make and publish. Look for it, semi
them the name of the word and they will
return you book, beauuiul litaograpua or
samples free,
Thk troubles that trouble us the most nre
the troubles that sever hapjieu. Ram i
Horn.
Facta Wort it Knowing.
In all disease of the nasal mucous mem
brane the remedy used muat be non-irrititt-ing.
Tho medical profeMioii litis been slow
to learn this. Nothing satisfactory can lie
accomplished with douches, snuffs, pow
ders, s.vriniree, astringents or anv similar
opplication, because they are til irrituting
do not thoroughly reach the affected aur
fucea and should be abandoned aa worse
than failure. A multitude of persons who
had for years borne all the worry and pain
thiit catarrh can inflict testify to radical
and permanent cure wrought by Kly't
Cream Balm. Price 50 cents at Druggists.
Tns wsv of the traui.Tesor ia hard
uutil he reaches the Canadian line. Life.
Like a Venomous Serpent
Hidden in the gras, malaria but waits our
approach, to spring at and fasten Its fungs
upon us. There is, however, a certain autl
dote to its venom which renders it power
less for eviL liostetier s Stomach bitters
la this acknowledged and world fumed spe
cific, and it is, besiilea this, s thorough
curative for rheunwtism, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, constipai ion. la gripe aud nerv
ousness. In convalescence aud aga it it
very servictr.ble.
BoHiBonv says that poets are declining.
Tills may bo so. but you had better not ask
a poet what he will tuke on the strength of
It, Boston Bulletin.
The Moat Pleasant Way
Of preventing the grippe, colds, hendaehet,
and fevers is to use the liquid laxative
remedy rtjrup ot rigs, wnenever the sys
tem needs a gentle, yet effective cleansing.
To be benefited one must get the true rem
edy manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only. For aalo by all druggists
iu auo. ana i Domes.
Tag lottery dealer may be appropriately
described as a chance acquaintance. Bos
ton Traveler.
A atemciNt that will ttrengthen every
part of the body that will regulate and aid
the various f unolions Is essential to the
young and middle Bge, who suffer from lo
oul and general weaknesses If weak in
any part of the body, use Dr. John Hull's
Barsaparilla, ll is a great auxiliary to Na
fere, and thereby robust maubood and
womanhood may be attained.
Foxin it a reform game. The players
ire constantly going better. Binghamton
rtepuuncan.
A Couoa, Colo, ob Sors Throat should
not be neglected. Bitowx's Bronchial
Tiiochfs are a simple remedy, and give
prompt tenet, ao eta. a dox.
BAssrcL young men ought to practice
parking with dumbbells. Binghamton
ivepuuiican.
Bkicham'i Pills enjoy the largest tale of
any proprietary memoine in tnt world.
uaae only in Kt. Helens, Jingland.
It doesn't often happen that you meet a
man who is considered a hero at home.
Kam a liorn.
Kearlt every little child needs Dr. 'Anil's
Worm Destroyers occasionally. These
uaiuty canuiea never lall to do good.
Bats sn exchange: "With money come
poor relations." But poor relations never
come wiiii money. Texas Sittings.
Pkopls Are Killed by Coughs that Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar would cure.
nae t tooiuacne uropt (Jure in one minute
Tat devil Is always willing to aid In put-
b -r m una vi tuvcija. uaiveston
Ths bartender should be a man of rood
tpirits. Binghamton Republican.
& 8. BABatoa, JUiuon, Cv
porcine, wnion completely cured me. Ttala
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RELIEVES all Stomach DUtre.
REMOVES Kanac. Sens of rullnttt,
Co."ui3Tio!. Pais.
REVIVES Faiuso ENERGY.
RESTORES Normal dreolattOB, aaX
Waaxt TO lot Tirs.
I. HAITEI MEOICIWi CO.. It t to. it.
"DONALD KENNEDY
Of Roxbury.Mass., Says:
Stiann eaaes euwJ br V Motlaail
rr 0001 to no ororr our. Hr !
ParalTnla-BllnitnoM-andtlioUrlB. No" .""J
mj atelel DlMTrr our all tbo I toal
know, anion It uti-i bold of Uta Uidaaa ftuaoa
Utat aiatea all llumor.
Tinoixu Citv. Nivada. Sfpt "a. VH.
DimaU KruuitUtr Sir: I will ataw air eaw
lo rou: About nhto rears aao 1 was paralraod ta
aiT lelt !! and tho beat doctors gave at ao rollol
for two joars. anil I was auvlwd to Uy roar All.
eTorr. wbtfa illi Its dutr. and la a few mouths I
was moored wheal lit. About four rears ago I bo.
cam blind In vaj left oj br a spotted eewfaoe.
Lent ktarrh I was taken Witt La tirtpp. aad waa
eonllned lo air bed for throe months. At Uie sod of.
liiat tlve, as la the start, then It strnok ma that
four IlliewTery was the thin for me; so I f ot a
bottle, and before It was half (on I was able to ga
lomr work In the mines. Now la regard to my area,
as I lost mr left eye. and about III months ago mf
niters became effected with black spots over tb
stint aa did the left ere perhaps some twenty ot
them but sine I bare been anliuj your Dloeaeerf
they all left my right eye but one; and. thank tied,
the bright light of heaven Is onoe mora making IU
appearance In my l.'t eye. I am wonderfully atoe
Istod at It, and tbsnk U"d and your If eateal
tnenrrr. Vours truly, Hasg WatsaV
LADIES .
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S3 SHOEaCENLENIEH
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WOULD FOA THE NONET
GENTLEMEN and LAI1IKS, save your dol.
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Bieet the wants of all elaim, and are tha most
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B.'arc of dealers who offer other makes, aa b
tng Just as good, and be sure yon hare W 1
DourJae Shoes, with name and price stamped es
bottom, w. L. Douglas, Brockton, Mass.
WTAKB KO KlIBSTITCTe?.-!
Insist on local advertised denlers tupylylng yos
ESTABLISHED 1845.
Tor jtrsT but
GOOD SEEDS
IF YOU WANT A
GOOD GARDEN.
Th who buy our Reetln one cownin'al
TO UO KO.aU THlvY FliVU THJtM RkiOAlLat,
li,i
Try Then and You Will Not be Disappointed
Our Ulattrated and Deicriptive CtaloRu mailed trM
oa applicatioiu Addrest
PLANT SEED COMPANY
Sit and 814 N. Fourth St., ST. LOUIS, MOt
rNAMt THIS rAl'EBcvery lime jou write.
ASTHMA CURED
.itter how It-iu itaiKltnff DR.
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MILTON
ASTHMA CUKE trivcs limtAiit reTirr ami tu
turui wb
Meti. Ill iKit a mm ft or a lluuiil. in ?., It uied i
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ephrr. Circular! and Urma to
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I'M. Xov. IT, 1691.
0 T,V ' c'l0kTuii, orice flats, direction!, ete., all
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Cuiided. . icuiui a t44, Vkltj.
FOLKS REDUCED
month bj harmleaa herbal
tnTDrntlotL Nnittrrinv nniamnfaniMM
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Patents! Pensions
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NEEDLES,
SHUTTLES,
Foral I Sewlni Mschtnea,
HTANnaBDUuODsOnlT.
TheTriulo Sappllet.
Penri for wholettsle prlc
ll.t. Bl.EI.OTK U'f'BlVl.
ncrAiKS.
30) Locust at. hlXoulaJio
mr iui ibis ruu Mia.irta
SOUTH AMERICAN COMPOUND.
A poBtttveeore for Khtumntixm La Grippe, etc. Thre
mon tha' trcatmrnt by mail. On lllar. Sample and
rlrrular Wlmir how to x free newspaper for -
atamp. J AOKmtX MFB, ( fl riM.L H KI A, Uhl
VXAMI TUa PaPIKvimt tmm alttft
Gpi2a2njrir.s
rt "If aplenrtia Silk nca.. astd. brliihtcolors, c.!
pk-H. l.emsrle's Silk Mills. Little Jerrr. N.J
asraiaa run waa wm, am m m
A CTHFJI A ASTHMALBH
TH M. TAFT IMS. M. U.,ImN(S ttl,ai.F REE
OPIUM
Morphine Habit Cored In 10
tnvudfira. o py till cnrd
DR.J.STEPMENal. LahanAn Ohia.
latttllllasua . ' '
wrmrj mm jm trat.
Mi. Poultry and Pet Stock Club.i.Sl
cheap. Write B. o. MASON, KIBKOV1U.K, ata
asraajnnisMr(aannMiiis,
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sruunanninniaiMM,
CaaaBw.MtlM .nil nannl.
who bare weak Innca or Astn
na, sboald asa Plao's Cor for
Coiunmptlon. It haa caret
tkowsaaae. It has not Inler
M one. It Is not bad to take.
It Is tba best oonc a srrap.
eoia everrwhere. BS.
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