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t(' True 1inocriat.
bi lited Every 81atu rlav.
V. LEA KFX JR.3........ .Proprietor.
ýA'ITU'fIt)A Y, A UI(C. 8, 1Nf;.
hr, caernl is a host of grs;it tt rength
muliiranie*. Nothin" harts it until
proverbial 111,s1 3st r w"3 is ;i1ld t to its
dle). 'Th0e h133um 3tl ii g.sti4 e i syst4er'n is
y much like a camel. It is really
Iunishiug hots nowth ahtnse it till sttund.
3ctime1sn, IhoweCrI, eo0eth inIg worse
nt usiul will lie eaten, and trill go
'ofujhl3 the stomaiich i to the bowel ,
I tlhiere it. will stiok-tlhat's consstipa
i. Ninio--e11ths of all human I sicknoss
l111 to cosriiotionti . Sodme of the simn
Pt sympiitorins U ci 1utel tongue of fonl
ath, dlizziiess, hcartlurn, fl;iataleniice,
llowneess, distrcss ao'Ler eating, head
hos andt lassitude. A littlo thiing will
us0e constipation, itnid a little thin;g will
lieve it. Dr. lioree's I'beasant Pillets
ae certain cure for constipation. They
re tiny, s8ugar-Boatoedl granlub-.l Iniil nitud
atural in their action. There is nothing
ijiriolls abo1 t them. Sol ii by druggists.
Address t ith 21 cenits in one cent
tIamps, to cover cost of mailing only,
Norld's D)i p nisary Mcelival Association,
Iifiulo N. Y.. an I get a freec copy of the
''l'eople's Comon S0e3se MedicIl Adiviser.
FOOTPR INTS.
I 3to(od uiitle to let yo3u pa3s
I'loough smooth thet path and fair to
sec;
Sweet with young flowers andl soft with
grass,
I knew there wasi not room for inc.
uo ever atorn I walk hehindl
In you deir shadow, day by daly,
Contenit if only I can findi
Your iotllprinits on my darkened way.
Madeline S. Bridges.
From Demorest's Magazine for Aug.
larried or Single.
O)ro of thie way (Iof telling wireth.
'r a InI111 is a married ans 01or
-tot is to (examinie his pockets.
Iii the pocket of a bachelor youl will
.1itttl :
Halt a dtlozenr letters fiozn. girls.
A tailor's bill.
Three or four old checks for the
-atlreo Sentts.
hiNM 1for1 Siuipper.
qf'thentricrrl looking photographs.
.A lot of iliVitationsi to leItt1'ane,
,'ln(YVrs and receptions.
A tiny glove scenited with vi
olet.
lUtit married mann's pocket wi'1
contain :
An old bill.
A couple of utiposted letters
which were given him to) post a
week past.
A sample of afnl ilmpossible shade
which Ihe inrst match.
A newspaper clippiug telling of a
sure cure for croup.
A shopping list razigiog fiomo a
box of blacking to three yauds of
hills.
McKi*rlcy hrimnselt is nreitlhcr
strong enougr nor weak c;noirgh to
be daingeronus. Tlie agenicies behind
him are what imike him a menace
to thie well being of thIe republic.
The millionaires who extracted hlim)
honu a bannkruptey nrot di5ciecditaiblle
to himn have kept3 him in their
clhtches ill Iilsdhionm which bririgs
himii only discridit. They wonld
miako liiim pirsidenit not for his sake
but their own. Io owes to them
ain allegiance, 11 duly whichr lie cann*
not ignore. Ifiro be iirstalled ini tire
White House, ilarinna anid his asso
ciates will abide there also. Perhaps
siever have a,' American peouLte
been confronted by a situation so
grave as this. Yever has tlium.
411h1nlit phlutociacy beeni so inmisoletthly
aclf assertive as in the nuakinig of
this republican nominiration. Mark
lslthllt; , II mIlOst oI'tiiYsive typo of tire
.overeariung, consci ercertion, rioini
*niunt n11111 of m1o1ne3 bags, has forced
upon thre American people this poli.
tician who is weak in all matters im
which he is not wrong. 1'hre Natioo
id Republicair Conmittee was doini.
inrated by Hnina. The Conmmnit tee
of Credentials wars doruinrated 1y
lIanna. The candidate was so
whroily cont rolled by lHannra that Ire
jpassed tlrrourghr the prelmimntry
Much in Little
Is especially true of Hood's Pills, for no medi.
clit ever contained so great curative power in
so small space. They are a whole medcine
Hood's
chest, always ready, alP
ways eitcient, alwa)Ys sat.
Isfactory; prevent a coldS
si fever, cure all liver Ills.
sick headaCho. jurridiek, confltipation, etc. 9e.
f'ile (nly Pills to take wihilr flood's SarS;3surill;i.
ILY-B~-- -*---1ls~
In I
. . Vi- .. 7 " ..
\W. iiirio, N. V. Oct. L, ".
AcMie (c' ( Co.. Elkhiart, I id.
TLI Vit s:-.-ho whatl arrived eº's
terday, an:i I have rithden it about "( mtites
aild it has given perfect isatistictions ttr
anit I think it will cont!inne to do so.
. (C. NURJilU'l.
Tor truly~ :~!:
Bientonu, Ky., Oct. 11, '3.
Aceuie Cycle ('o., Elkhart, Iitil.
J)i':.ia Sia n :-I have this diay reeived
your Aviine Road l Raier and am greatly
jdq'set'l w it h coai' wheel. Sei eiatl have
seen t he wheel anl Irotnolnce it, a Itu ty,
and not a vword haril I heard tgaiwt it.
Your friend,
G. 111MON.
1'. S. I nui willing to coipa ro it wit ih
an;y Wheel in this country.
1I'. Italt ist Wit- 1 J. C. Porter, Pltiu.
nee s, Ie a)a, Fa1 ., 1 C S. l arriss. Editor.
l)eLand, 1la., Oct. 19, 'Pi.
Aciiae Cycle Co., Elklhai t, Ind.
IDi.ita Sius :-T'he ty'lev e'iuio (. K.
and to say thlart I am, after a good trial ol
it, delightedl, (1o1s5 not miiorIe than half (.x
press it. Stri ly it is it httiity. I select
tad the ladies' wheel for my wife and in%
telf, but tl.desire a 21 pounid Eoadlster fior
11% Own personia use. Please silel Road
stirs C. 0. D. at once.
Yours triily,
C. S. FARRI8SS.
1 - -- - -___________ -- ___________________
D earhbrn 'St.. Chiica. UI. AI
fowu 1i.;ntrss. .( a45 treate<d at, in 1 rr .
wRl':i by 6enhlttl for ý ; ai:hizn r"1:1,, :. . , t!r I,. .
1No.s for womnen, No.3. rthJ Di'-" 0, Nn. 1 D
('a'nrrb. B1it of profsntonal r.rd ::ar,..lrf a -
aencr, , logal glcar rn c: ,iven l: al .. s.<. ý.
ER E ".page .aicl ..- rece
F ]R E E 1"e 1~e oio}3ok fir tno" r.."1 andý"**r.'
ý:hto are n d erlah ety
form of pr i te.i. ..r. .1
n aprculia to t'ceir F %. co.'1
tailo'is ieearus, fcmxic troul6?e, rt"*. t-:: "i to :e
cent stan)mp to pay 1)n .taae, to the kl:inhg p:ci.l.
Ists sat YLhysicians in this co..ntry.
'DR. HATHAWAY e CO.,
Old No. 85, St. Charlcs St., Aiasonc 'eap:;e
New Oiceans, La.
catjntiglg silent as a splhiin. It is,
ini ltct, Mark iaoniii, iron foullir('t'
and ini'etet'uite toe of of otaie(d li
bar, who is now catndidate 'for pres1'(S
itl&ent on the re'pul)lican ticket. Mi.
jor MIcliiley, Wit Ii all Ihis xceelill't
chtiiinet;terist icS, is nothing but1r
pupillet. It will be well tokeepi this
si nttioit early ill niintd. As 11ehi::
ley the Candidate has beeti the mlarl
ionuette to dolnce w hen in nita pu lIled
the strings, so will MlcKiniley I lie
president. The Joutrnal will yet give
its reaider's more anid fuller reasoits
why Mark \ H IT.,o, the Clevefatid
milionoire, is unfit to be trusted
with Ilie suzeraiity of' the Unit eli
Staltes.- K.~T Y Journalcl.
Sinci' 1878 thee hIntro lbcen niniet epidenit
ics of dysentery in differeut parts of the
.coitutiry in whlichi Chamnberla ia's Colic
Choltcra and D)iarrlhoea ]Reimtcdy wais used
with I uorfict succees. D)ysentery, when
epidemic', is umaiost as seveor anid danger
otis as Asiatic cholera, Her'ettoire the
itoit (ŽffOri'1 of tie Ioolst skilled' idivsicia uS
have tfLil3d to check its ravages, this Iettli
edy however, his cured the mutost mali
naut casno, both of children and adult:
utni unduer the most trying conditions,
whichi p)rovcs it to be theo list ijiedicine in
the world for bowel complaints. For sale
by L. . IKilbouitrnc, Jiruggist.
Noon as Nature's DBuing Hour.
Pem'sois who arkeeping close
atch ond thmselves re of tis a
pinio d tg t teii trost criticl s erioen
lof lifel. At thant timeu thec thinani
ftme utnor dete s an iout s cane es.
Tohe Ltometchi Itis atisur'tch edi tine
torning mautl nryt sindts tcoutini gl
parlties oult inl sach'I of anlother.'
hTe eyes aInId brtin 01' fai i on t iulet,
totil thclr il a hort oi giio3'tleuiS t 01
ng I tute an tomy thisat dvItie haiop s
hithie fhlei' ties wit l clltS 0 ppet i ttŽ,
goon the t ueth. It is n-xure's di(ing
tilie, alndti ieverIYtllilng tolutl the
gooltdy l ani of osah is i o thnoed
to telo ieolimiog h oi ulelyentiis (li
wharit is calledI a~'goodlsqual;rc ment~r."
Thiose whlo pany heed to, thet p~romplt
itng of ftnsu at t(lis ftivie hour o
(hititl thirl reall tin t ordlalon ing te,
tiona, hdich is conduciha toblle t'' et
good ~ ~ ~ ~ 7:i thtfls s er o nt tos
wh\~lo, followinrg the impriiious ditc·
taltls of dEi(Slhion, dLE~l the hou(r of
deadt,;rc and hve to be recsurrcctedl
by tidventitions oitls, lay a train o(I
evils nild (liscotitforts wllichi soolICI'
or Ilater become the plague of'I their
lives. It is a well-kuownI titct that
the noon-diners are hcalthiei r aitid
stronager, i1ino have better chaICes
for long ijie thati othiers.-Chicago
(hI,'onicle.
It. is disagu erable all the same.
__ WOULD
BURN IT
INTO THE
MINDS OF
4HEPEOP
That there is not
a family anywhere
to which money ' .
means so much-0
tr ten cents means so
much-that it can
afford not to c- p
change ten cents a D
1coy of rty A o* * t.,o
Write u ra lotter coeigtoe he on
to.he how lon you a~'+ J rusdor Iso "1r.nc. A = ia m
FRANK A. M1UNSE'!, " Ham -z- _ ý... - _,
15o 1i1thc Ave., Nc. York..
h Sempe cufrey i c .
THRD-Gv yuropnon as to the differr~ence beta.-.~.-ýwaueenis srengwath a
$1O.00 YU PHOTOGRAPH.
Write us a letter covering these three points:
FIRST.-State how long you have know n, br used, or sold "Dr. Md. A. Sim
-mons Liver Medicine."
action, and the strength and action of the "Liver Regulator" made by J. H. Zeilin
& Co., and the "Black Draught" made by Chattanooga Medicine Co ;both of
which have sold to dealers at G or 7 cents per package, net, and should retail at
not over 10 or 12 cents, if consumers are not imposed upon, while our Original
article cannot be sold at less than 25 cents per package, as we have too much re
gard for human life to use cheap drugs in any of our medicines. The reason is
plain; Zeilin & Co. an l the old proprietors of "Black Draught" were both enjoined
from deceiving the public by using the words constituting our trade name; there
fore, look out that some denler (not knowing you are posted) don't sell you some
cheap package at a profit of 300 or 400 per cent., instead of our Genuine "Dr. M. A.
Simmons Liver Medicine," which you be sure to specify, and take no other, as
there is nothing else like it.
On receipt of your letter enclosing photograph, we will mail you free of
charge, a $1.00 packaga Liver Medicine, or on receipt of letter without photograph,
we will mail you a 25 cent package, free.
See the ailments, caused by indispositions of the Kidneys, Liver, Stomach, and
Bowels, which Dr. Al. A. Simmons Liver Medicine hay invariably cured since 1840.
SICK IHEADACHE.-PALPITATION OF THE HEART.-DROWSINESS.-IRRITABILI
TY.-INDIGESTION.-COLD FEET.-ENLAIIGEMENT OF LIVEa & SPLEEN.-SLEEP,
LESSNESS. - Low SPIRITS. - GENERAL LASSITUDE. - DULLNESS. - HEAVINESS.
TIRED FEELING.-SOUR STOMACH.-BAD TASTE IN MOUTH.-.CONSTIPATED BOW.
ELS.-SKIN& EYES YELLOW.-BILIOUSNESS.-LOSs OF STRENGTH & FLESH.
COATE D TONGUE.-PAINS IN SIDE & UNDER SHOULDER BLADES.-FOUL BREATH.
GLIMMERING BEFORE TILE EYES.-WEIGIIT IN STOMACH AFTER EATING.-TORPm
LIVER.-FLESH SorT & FLABBY.-ACUTE & CutRONIC MALARIA.-BILE COMIWG
UPIN MOUTH.-NERVOUs HEADACIIES.-MEMORY CLOUDED & INDISTINCT.-WIND
COLIC. - PILES, BY CURING CONSTIPATION PRODUCING IT. - KIDNEY DISEASES.
-FULLNESS OF BLOOD IN HEAD.-NUMBNESS OF HANDS, ARMS & FEET.-BELCH.
ING L'P GAS.-BLOATING OF STOIIACIH AFTER FOOD IS TAKEN.-IRREGULAR APPE
TITE.-HEARTBURN.-DIMNESS OF VISION.-DIZZINESS UPON SUDDENLY GETTING
UP.-SUFFOCATING SENSATIONS.-DISPONDENCY OF PREGNANT WOMEN.-NAUSEA.
BEFORE OR AFTER EATING.-VERTIGO.-YELLOW JAUNDICE.-DEFICIENCY OF
PERSPIRATION.-FEMALE COMPLAINTS.-BAD COLDS.-BACKACIHES 90 COMMON TO
MOTHERS. --FLATULENCY. -Loss or APPETITE.-PAINS & ACHES IN JOINTS.
' CHILLY FEELINGS DOWN TILE DACLI.-LlMBS FEEL TOO IHEAVY.-CRAMP COLIC.
SKIN DRY & HARSII.-BILIOUS F EVii .-PALENESS.-WEAKNESS.- THINNESS.
DETESTATION OF FOOD.-SUDDEN FL;SHES or HEAT.-GENERAL DEBILITY.-FRET
FULNESS OF TEETHING CHILDREN.-DYSPEPSIA.-NERVOUS DEPRESSION OF TIRED
WOMEN.-UNPLEASANT DREAMS.-SPITTING UP Or FOOD AFTER EATING.-DIAlt
RH(EA OF CHILDREN, flY REMOVING THlE CAUSE.-GNAWING SENSATIONS IN SToIC
ACII.-PUFFINESS & DARK RINGS UNDER THE EYES.-THAT RESTLESS "OUT oF
SoRTS," NOT SICK AND NOT WELL FEELING. SO COMMION WITH OVER-WORKED
PEOPLE.-lT BUIrLDS UP WTEAK & DEBILITATED MOTHTEES AND FATHIERS & PALE AND
ENFEEBLED CHIILUIIEN, BY PERFECTLY REGULATING THlE ACTION OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER, STOMAGI '& BOWELS, SO THAT ALL FOOD TAKEN IS NATURALLY ASSIMILATED.
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~225i Designs-411l for loc.
i i) i The largest collection o' unito.date desg ins
ever published In any nrei iteetl::llral book in
theIlt world. 30 church dcsli· Js-? o Interiors-- ij~~
I:au ht COLONiItAL HOMES l b
s. + 2 designs 10cis., or both books for 15cts. fUie`f
An! tonwti e g Rllb g tbuildor uver ofle:'it
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