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Jackson Hkkam).
RirVDUCtN IN IMLtTHr.
fl F. LUSK.
. . I'VHI.ISIlr.K
utrc at tbe poloftr at Jark,un. .Mo
ooad-rlaw miiurr November 4. IWT.
rrm fur the IIkkald re 'ui
owt: oroof y"r I .'to
jll monttiK 50
Three month "0
otir
fcldar.
. 142
Advkktimno Ratkh: Local e
per Hrie each Inaertinn, ProfpsslniiRl
Card $5 per yeir. Lfftil Advprtlt
mnnts l'frl rat. DiNplny :td mIp
tunde known on application.
.TVCKSON. MO, MAKCII U im i
-..ran. . ' ' - - . - .
A St'itMiliHc Wonder
The cures that stand to its
tredit make Hucklen's Arnica 1
Salve a scientific wonder. It cur- 1
ed F. U. Mulford, lecturer for the
Patrons of Husbandry, Waynes
boro, I'a., of a distressing case of
piles. It heals the worst burns,
mH'i's, boils, ulcers, cuts, wounds,
chilblains and salt rheum. Only
25c nt DK. S. K. WOODS' drug
More.
ROME WITHOUT A DOCTOR.
CHAFING DISH "BLUFF.
Osaoactiona Always Cksa JMara
Thtj Atm Tcfct la fraaa
tba Kitchen.
Tba ilir placed tba chafing a Is
carefully on lb tabu tad raaaora) tfl
str wlta a flaurltb. It waa a ai
oroat chafing dish with filter tobatsrs
holdlag up tba bowl, aad tbe lamp waa
eraamaoftd with oraba aod Babaa aad
othtr deaieeaa of tba deaa, says tad
New Tork Oloba. "1 with ba wouldn't
take awar tba oover." complained tai
ftrt who prided haraelf oo bar ac
quaintance with tba saucepan. "I llkt
tblnga well cooked," aad she aUrrad
tbe savory meat with a big spoon aod
turned up the flame of tbe ornate lamp.
Tba waiter approached with a cynical
mile aad Informally, familiarly, per
haps even a bit Impertinently, he said:
"It's thoroughly cooked, miss. Wit
cooked before It left the kitchen. That
dish Is Just a bluff. If wa served
thing half cooked the restaurant
would be boycotted In a week. Every
one thinks he ran make things In a
chafing dish and likes to turn the lamp
up and down and stir the contents ot
the dish, but not one la a thousand
that orders these things could cook
them. It's all a bluff. The chafing dish
I very good to keep a tbing hot and
I think the rarebits ought to be served
In them, but It's all a bluff as far aa
restaurant rookiiiR Is concerned. The
stuff that's served in them Is not
cooked in a chafing dish either before
or after it reaches the table."
And then the girl, with aa much dig
nity as she could command, served the
crab-meat and deftly heaped the green
peppers at one siile ami the mushrooms
at the other side, and tried to look aa
if she didn't know the waiter waa
within a hun'lrod miles.
For Six Hundred Tears the Em
pire Was Minus a
Physician.
According to Pliny, Rome flourished
for f00 years without a doctor. It it
maintained by some, however, that
when making this stale ihmii I'Mny was
not aware that certain C.ivck physi
elans reslileii In Hume, at least iturinj
:i part of th petio l named. Uiit tlu-rw
:s certainly no question that in tiny
tarly days of its lii-toiy, pi ysii i.nu
were very s'-av.-e in K.ime. and dotihr.
less lie-Mtis.. Mr re was l;M!e orvn-imi
for their sen i.-s. With the advance
if civ "; ! t! e;i' : '" , 1 n e nv.lPlpii'-j
,ind !:: i-- el' .( . tl
American Society cf Equity
Metis tin- ''nl iiinl -Mi
S:t!tin!i! - in -.--1 1 month
at tin- i' 'iirt house in
! i'iekt Mo.
.Mothers Sknv Coirji Syrup
i- ii
1 ! ' :'! I ! !)
' i ' A W .' . ' I !- -
! ; . -
I WILLJRESENT
la tha Column f thia Paper Every
Othar Week for 1 Weak th Meat
Convincing Evidence of th uec
ful Treatment of ila, Fistula, Pd.
uro, and all Olaeaao of th Hec
tm Ivor Offered to th Afflletod.
Ta the ilTUcled readers of this pp?r
)tioutt In column during- th next four
months, will preeeM a record of the
neat i. -likable cure of men and wo
men who wars afflleted with riles. Fis
tula, K lunula and other diseases of the
ltrilum aneV tatastlnal tract, and female
tiouulta, aver o(Til to triune who suf
fer and are In nd of treatment. Dur
ing th time I will uae one column of
aiMce eveiy other week, and will publUu
anteie and name of a few of ray former
putlrnt aa evidence of my success In my
apeciHlly. To theeu 1 Invite you to writ
ii lid learn from tliem personully what 1
iild for them. What 1 uld for them, 1 cun
In lur you. 1 guarantee a emu in every
lase- niy guarantee la -you pay me after
on uie cured and you ere the Judge.
i cine without the knife. My treutmeut
is niilU, and doua not detuln my patient
uiin uu.slness; iiiiuiy putlenta do not
' lese one hour a time fioin biutlneaa whlld
j Ot iijjf cured.
head all the let Ion In this Hint ad, and
t'.ii'h following oiu-, tteiid for my free
1 0 MBe hook, lnvi'sii.ae my work by
vi.ilniK to all, or aa many of the luirtlt-a
w .e,.se nanu s appear as you w ish, und
i llu-m Uaiii !' loaisclf wni-ihcr 'r
u 'i , uii wish to put uur caau in my
' I. I..U.S.
i uu are skeptical, so were they uetoie
' - i l.'neaiis.ili d and eie cillid, thel!
leiu 1 uie iiiu lo ln i silaatc, then II
jvll ate s.illsutd Dial 1 uali do what i
. .nil eoliie In in,1 anil bu cilled.
I'll. SI. M-.'V S.'iil ll, Speel illsl,
611 flu - st., .SI. iouia. M'l.
H.i J Suffered From Pile Twentyona
i.iri 1 ried all Knovn HemuJica Oit
p.nd ot tver Being vrfoll u.un CureJ
"i oix Wt;i be of H?.iitii iier bintu
. t-..reu Tlirei Vein Auo Ajiki bvury
r.ion beliLrin v'ln riles or any Kecl.il
mxiioii: to cor...u ur. s. tilth Metnod of
lic.tineiu Painless foes Not Use
hn.ts.
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I 7 57 THE IEW ,BE O THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE nn C0U6H STROP I I
fXEIIMEDYS lAXATIVE OBEYNMR
UU Mom the Bowels tJ Best tor Chlldrea IIJ LJ (uici,.i!-i,0-ri)ii. r' VtUMnriit
OBwaaaaaav ,asBBBBBB j BMsaaV (MlUJm
Sold by W. A. TRICKEY.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
. t a.? r M"
roico Lraxauve ororao quinine Tablets, js
Seven MHlioei Vozea aoM h post 13 mosrtha. TMs dniatnre. Sjyr
CMCH.
t. Two Day.
on every
x nr DOX. i
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)J&e4 PATENTED
MAGNETO
Will S.IM' ii s ciiNt in a few
weeks. Null ill' lint !"- u i ! ;ili
li:ittei ics to Marl in run jour
i;.i. r (,'n-ioline eiitiiic-. Write
for price aii'i lull part ictil.n v
I low 1,1 ei ,,,' 1 1. mi - ui
'le.ll l-l'eli,,..
a-Vi
let.1. V ' I
K LUMBER, Ii
B LATHS, fa
B CEDENT fa
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B BUiLDlHG MATERIAL
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cum
RHEUMATISM
LUMBAGO, SCIATIC
NEURALGIA and
KIDNEY TROUBLE
"I DIOPS" taken internally, rids the blood
of tbe poisonous matter anil acitii which
are tbe direct causes of tbese disease!.
At'plifHl pxtariiaily it affords ulmost In
tant reltrf from pain, wbilea ieriumoenl
cure h be inn effected by purifying tbe
blood, diHAolvinv ttie ioisonous uub
tAiicc and removing it Crooj tbe syitem.
DR. 3. D. BLAND
Of lire w ton, Oa. wrltea:
'l hftd bn m tiffertr for nutbr of yr
wltb l.umUiii '! HIiftitiiaHlMn In my aritit
nil la. aUHl Irlwl all lh rvturdiM tbat 1 rould
THtbr from m exile I nrk. m1 lto ruuuitd
with n urn hair of tb haiicUni, but found
nnthhiir iltevt tii rnlltf olt(vlofMl fmro
"Mtltol'." I sbkll prtxcrlb It la my praocic
fur rnuniftUitt aad klodivd iIimmn.''
If you are suffrrlnr with HheinnHm.
Nfiiralui. Uiilney Trouble or anv kia
dred dlwasf, wntn lo us (or trial bottle
ot "-DHOI'S." and teal ll jouraell.
' . DROPS" can be used any length ot
time niibnul acquiring a "drug habit."
a It Is entirely Ire of ouium. oooalne.
aloohol. laudauum, aod oilier similar
inirreillent.
Lmttn ! B.tllfc "S.DROPe"S0eDMM)
l.oo. t Sale by Uimiiu.
IWANtOM IHEOMATIO OURE COMPANY,
lp. HO. lee Lak Strut, tlktaa-.
ft
r.i-.
t!,n;
v. n- -
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ph.
. tin- --i
.11 botll'.'S hi
to !h
i in t;n' reuiotir ,,i
,i:tain.- a liPa i:;fi;l
Till' -.nn.- r, s'i!' mai
'Ollllfi'tillll Willi !!,,
'tst'il on telrm.iili
"I a
I" r
;alo IllsO
slina
t"le-
I t
la mountain ,lisi : j ts.
Hub.
' V!,:ii tiiaKi s . silii ihlilcr walk so
chi'st v '.' '
"Htiy. una. (hat fellow nsrM to
eoinliii t i Iim 'Through the linking
Glass' ii'liiiiiii on a paper down in
Indiana. If you look rlose you'll see
a tntc litMi- halo around his head
when his hat is off. He knows Riley
and all those big puns by sight
Why shouldn't he walk chesty?"
Milwaukee Sentinel.
He Meant Well.
"1 meant to start off the new year
by giving the first woman 1 saw stand
ing up my Heat In the street rar. But
I didn't do It."
"Old habit too strong, oh?"
"No; I couldn't net a scat to glre
her." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A l.ivfl v Tussle
with that old enemy of the race,
eulisumptinn, often ends in Hp
peiulieitis. To avuiil all serioun
tron lil with stnmaeh, liver and
hovel-, take I r. Kind's New Life
1'ills,. They perfectly regulate
these organs, without pain or
iliKiMinifurt. 'Sic at lK, S. K.
WOOl ).S' druggist.
i. .
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Will.j.:i
CctThis nc.iutif;jl Colored P
ture Free.
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b.jecuy and Pe. -
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n.aner.i Cure
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.i. . y Miuth. mi i'i,. ht.:
tst. 1.,'uis. .Mil:
ir Sir ;i:i,l ! 11. i.,i. l wish lo ninka
tti,- lnll.iwii.K st. ii,' in, nt: 1 li,,,l Uie i'io
Ui.iIm.s i ll, s l.ir fully twuuy ycniB. 1
lii ,J lu.iii .".-:. ill. ii j.il.. t'tii. and ulsa
liil.l .111 Ot-lilll,'Il "--l l,'l 11,. ll. tilll It'CflV
vU ,'ly link' h.'lK'llt. 1 .,k t,.-,U';irtt for
l. m.iiiilis. I could mil du any l.i.nl i.f
work It limit gleut pain.
I iu,,li,-,l lo you, .In. Siniili, aa you
' know, and iniiuid mys If iind. r your
tit'utiiK'iit. It liuji bct'ti uvi'i u yi"u siiu'e
i you Healed and cuied uie. J urn Kitli
iu'd tiiat you ,'iiiii.ly uund me. l have
i llinl no .symptoms ot piled siik-o I took
your ti eminent. 1 am cured, and ran miy
poriiiitely llial miy one affiieted wn.i
ieil.il ilise.l.H.s cull look to lr. M. Ney
miil, lor ;i nafe, a siiueily and a pel man
et,i , ui e,
I .1111, Dual- Doctor, Your friend,
A. l. WHITE.
I Send for free tOO-paoe book for men,
also free 52-page book for women.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
S A better time has never presented itself to invest your 3
money in Real Instate in thu city of .Jackson than now. 3
Kvery indication shows that we are tfoing to have a new "ZZ
Jack-nn; therefore, take into consideration that all good 2
property will advance a great deal in a very short time. 3
S Now is your chance to get in on the ground floor. 1 have 3
S several fine building lots in a splendid location. These lots 3
S will be worth at least 2o per cent more than the price 1 now 3
tj ask for them in less than one year. 1 also have some extra 3
good improved property to sell. Let me show you these 3
properties before buying elsewhere. 3
Respectfully.
1 L. C. Hoffmeister. i
iuiuiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiaiuiiiiuiaiuiuiuiiiiiauuiiuuiiiiiu
Farmer Cured of Piles and Fistu a
Had Suffered Much Cure Speedy and
Permanent Not Detained from Busi
ness Many Thanks for Treatment Given.
Venice, ill., Nov. 11, 11KH.
it. M. NVy Smith.
itvAv Sir. I wUh lo Htate for th bt?ne
nt of sutTtTfis that you have rurtd, ma
or hiith iiiliH ami lidlulu of ymrH Htaud-
1 liiad u(Tied much before applying to
' you. 1 um ulad to H.iy that the cum was
pc'dy and ptt maiifiit. J wan nut ktpt
1 1 (tin iny uhuuI business while under
treatment.
No one who has been afflicted an I waa
and who h,tH been o permanently cured,
ttiuJ wnli uh UttlQ Inconvenience to niti
us 1 have been, would full to rejoico ut
th cure !
Alaiiy thanks for the Hucct'ssful treat
in'iu ou have filveu me. 1 am your
fil-nd. J(. C. y.MlTll.
Wishes to 6how Appreciation Cure!
of Severe Case of Piles Advised by
Fnend to Take Treatment Thankful
for What was Done.
1' M .Spy Smith. M4 Tine St.:
St. lvouia, Mo :
My Dear Sir. Wishing to Hlio- my ap
pt eclat Ion for what you have done for
m , 1 make the foUowmt; stitement :
Ahout a year ago y-u cured me of :
-fif case of pllert. 1 had tried Heveral
it tors but without relief.
1 was advined by a filend to li.i.- yol
feit me. as yon could cure plica without
to- imi of a knife in wtlcctiut; um run
I .un thankful to yuti t." hn mm. ba
done for me. ,1 am. Truly youta,
r. w. NiEiurjuuctt.
A GuaraiitHMi Cure for Tiles.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Pro
truding Piles. Druggists are
authorized to refund money if
Pazo Ointment fails to cure in 6
to 14 days. 50c.
.tos. la eowtfaa atsad tal luugi
l'..iy pf.-"li wli" sijii'i- one
doll. ir 'o pay for a ycrir'.- alio -scripiioii
to the Twiee-a-week
Repulilir, of St. Louis. Mo., and
Farm Progress, will receive, ab
solutely free, a beautiful colored
picture, 21 by inches in dimen
sions, entitled "The Departure of
the Bride from the Home of
Washington." This picture is a
direct reproduction from the cel
ebrated painting by Ferris. Six
teen colors were employed in the
process. It in made on a fine,
heavy paper, and will make, when
framed and hung, a magnificent
ornament for the home. Aside
from its genuine artistic merits,
it possesses an uncommon inter
est to every American, as the
central figure in it is George
Washington, standing at the por
tal of his Virginia home, bidding
adieu to the bride and bridegroom.
The color work is highly ornate
and correct in every detail, as are
the character representations,
costumes, etc.
The Twice-a-Week Pepublic ia
the oldest and best semi-weekly
family paper in the country, and
Farm Progress, which is also
published by The Republic, is
the fastest-growing farm monthly
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beautiful big colored picture, all
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Present subscribers may take
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lic hereby gives notice that this
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ture should send in subscriptions
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Remit by post-office order or
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letter or bank draft. Do not send
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and addresses plainly, and ad
ress, Subscription Department,
The Republic, St. Lnuiw.
. ;. -V M;m;i Stiv.-t.
RETAIL
MERCHANDISE
JACKSON, :: MISSOURI
KOTHE
eeley
hits stood tin- test with utiptiriillel aucroiw for the punt 'Xt
yunrH In rurlim Ali-nholtjm, Morphine and iitlier ilruif-uslnn.
I'lKitrtitto mid Toliucc-n liuliltH und uerve exhaustion. Half
u million cured men and women In the United States tkmkX
OUm TESTIMONIALS. Hi'lni'dli-x mill treatment abso
lutely free from uny Injurious etletts. Wlll-nower. health.
f business capiiclty und ronHdenre of family aud liixlut
"-4 a. nHHoellLtefc reuivere.1. For full Inforniittlfin eonunlt ...
(In conlldcni'e)
DR. J. E. BLAINE, Manager, 2n:i LtK-iist St., St. Umis, Mo.
For 8 yettrx Chief of Medlcul .Stuff of the Keeley Inst Hue, Dwlpht, III.
HOMaT TmmATMKNT FOm TOBACCO AND NMUASTHKNIA.
JACKSON LIHE & QUARRY CO-,
JACKSON, MO.
Manufacturers of
"Pearl of Cape County"
The Btrungeut White Lime in the market, and is made of
the celebrated Cape Girardeau County Marble :: :: ::

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