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EDDV, ...... N. M.
This favorite soa-ahlne bolneo MB
turu out to be only tnom-ohlne.
Disappointed aoplraals for Consul
ships In lpln Mrs booamlng reconcile
to life onct wort.
, The homing question with the Mir
Jlon Aroiy Just new le: "Whet shall
we do to be saved?"
rrtnehmen ere building a telegrapl
line serine tbe akara Desert. It re
quires both nand and Oant.
The new project by which ears nn
to run by air le iloubtlM n eomplemeni
of eoino ot thete wind franchisee.
Washington, I). C, wo nrn tnlil, aup
port eeren theaters. The rent ot the
'-otinlry, boworer, supports Washing
ton. rongroeeman Woodman rays there'i
nothing open on Sundays In Washing
ton but the graveyard. Why tloeen'l
ho yawnT
Tbe prospect le now tbnt tho Keel)
motor ami Dr. (Junior Simian diction
ary will be turned loose on the world
about the some tlmo.
If tbe revolution increase In volume
the parent ftalvatlnn army will toon he
compelled to rcroKnla the belllgererulj
ot the Anirrlrnn brench.
Hon. Itoko smith may possibly find1
rime clause tn the political land lawi ; 7"' "
which will justify him In declaring tht fUt AUbama dlatrJrt. Ily Wednee
rrlsp aanatorlal lioom a "sooner." J lorUeleni.
Mil will be completed and It will p rob
in hn null has no claim on the north fAly o-aiwr the attention of the house
role, but It would be assuming n great' "H" " remainder of theweek.
lrnl of Istltude for t'nele gam to elaln
tt by virtue of the Monroe doctrine.
An ISngllsbman has succeeded In tak
ing a photograph ot a thought. lCn
gllsh thouihts offer peculiar advant
age for photography because they arc
mi very slow.
postomce has been osUbllshed In
tho. ronvoat of New Meltnry, near l)u
btinue. Inwn, but It Is not oxplnlnod
bow they will get around tho mil
against the admission of males.
An epidemic of mumps has broken
out In the Weeleyan university al
rn.MH ,.... ill n1 (, uliiil-ttld am
JltinillllllKIllIIt 111 I HVWW RlHMOIItU r"
, ...J'i ... ii .... i.j. .t.t. .,. I
Kjftrig I
mm Ml, ifuvwiiur n v v uiuh; , mat
Only IS per cent of thigraduatos ol week dispatched a force of 600 Urttlsh
women's .ollegta marry. Of the re- iwm to asl In putting down the
mnlnlng fir, per rent there are some who Mnll uprUlng. The lrdr of Mat
wculd mnrry If the right man eam airland Is 3to mile to the northeast
nlnng. but the statistics are silent on onl Huluwsyo Is ISO mile. away,
this point I ThB Present outbreak of dlscontant
J can hanlly be tho result of race eytn-
Marriageable American men will re- lthy with tho MntaMe and If It has
Jolce to lenrn of the proposed tax on any connection with the Matabele revoll
the dowrlee of rich American women t tnust be through the Inciting agent
who marry foreign noblemen. Could ll"g the same. Mnsur have been
they make the tax prohibitive these taken to protect Marking. The Inhsb
Sr ntlemcn would not scruple to do It. j lm have held a mt Hlng and oclded
I to apptal to (iov. Sir Hercules Robin-
This Is what the telegraph editor will son to -end troops, the police not be
have to tackle after tba Oreater New lag sultlclent for the protection of Ue
York scheme becomes a reality: cbauanaland to the north.
Nowyorkbrooklynloagial a n d c 1 1 ! ,H,., (Vwiiimg n7.
graveaendjerseycltyhobok o n k I n g a Nw VoTk Aprl c.-Bg-IVaoldwH
county. July l.-gpeclal.l-Mlas 3o- aprlioa Mucr:.! a nutnbw of
Henna painted a t.aw picture to-day Mn&t y,tro,. l.rtvtmaM
wn.ni win u- .... ,.. uH yum.
cner a oeuvres in me ueiurai mrx an
gallery.
It Is nlesslng to hear from the repro-
lentattve negroes In conference at Tua-
kegee, Ala., that the condition of their!
rare Is Improving. The present genera-
lion Is freeing Itself from the enervat-!
Ing Influents of slavery, and the next.'
It Is to be hoped, will gratify the pre-,
dlctlona of the negroes' alneerest
friends. Their prograaa, Ilka that ot,
all races,
deavor.
depends on their own on-
o.ier Proctor, formerly secretary ,
of war. last week made some very Tig.' be iu;Jtfd to the eager gi c f people
orous remarks on the neeeeelty ot who are not In any wiv tntrrested In
KrcnRtbeiilnK our const defenees. There her or Mm. It Is quit a private mat
Is a feeling In tbe coantry that this Is ler. If peopl knew the hour there
a work that should be attended to. awl would lie a th jfig about th church
that too without delay. Not that we are j through which they could nut mke
In danger of Immediate war, uut Hie
Very fact that our coast cities are M de
fenseless might prove tbe oecaaUm ot
n war when strong defenses would bring
jwace. Any nation wleulng to jmnlsli
tho I' n I ted HUtee tor an alleged Injury
Would flgur eut that all they would
)tave to do would be to send a fleet to
peine one of our great cll's and demand
C, ransom. The senator also points out
bat we should have proper defenses for
the sake of our new and costly navy,
lis there might come a time when a per- j
IWH oi our nvtif uwm cuumrnif imi
t.Mt.4 . u.l nut rlaaaail umuUt nl '
ft " - .
h temporary harbor of refute- It sheuld
nUo b remetHMroti tuai utia manay
Will not be thrown away, Iho it will
gill be spent at home and gtr employ.
Uent to home labor
The amount of matter handled by the
Chicago postal detMrtmeat Inat month
was to per cent greater than the ansonat
Mindled during February ef last year.
It Is for young woman and the polltl
tdaas to decide whether leap year or
fiolittcs Is reepoasible for this eaorwoui
iaerwue.
The trouble with lUly Is that she Is
pot a good Imitator. In trying to emu
late Raglsad's grab-all policy abe chose
a strong nation. Kngland never does
at. she picks out the weak. Wltntu
a abas tee.
A VERY LIVELY AYEEK.
THAT'S WHAT THE IIOUSU EX
IBOT TO HAVB.
Tlio Omiferciire Itrjwrt of the Cuban Hrto
JiiIIhiii Am to be Voted tin Tii'Dny.
l'6tnlea lllll in the 8riint-Mnrstn to
Nprnk.
Washington, April C This promises
to be an exceedingly Ilvoly week In tho
house. To-day the house will rote on
tbe adoption of the conference report
on the Cuban resolutions, which was de
bated on I'rltlny and Saturday. It Is
a foregone conclusion that tho report
will bo adopted by nn overwhelming
veto, but It Is probable that thoro will
bo tnoro member recorded against It
than the tioeftage of the original reso
lutions. Immediately ntierward an effort will
Ira made to pan the river and lmrbor
bill under a suspension of tho mica.
Tho bill oarrlee something over $0,000.
000 In actual approprlaUons, but nu-
LtborUes contract for almoet $40,000,.
000 additional. The Democrats would
like an opportunity to attack tho bill
heoAtiiQ ot tho onorroou charge It
makes upon tho treasury In tho futuro
nnd they will make all the resistance
they aro able to. Under tho rules, how
ever, their opposition Is not llkoly to
be offectual, and moreovor, thoro aro
many feature of the bill In which In
dividual Democrats are vitally Inter
ested. following tb pneenge ot the rlvors
fitidvliarbor bill Mr. tickler, chairman
of the Invalid pensions committee,
probably will call tip one of the general
bills retHKted by his com mh tee. There
lUn cases to be -Jeclded.one
More Trouble.
Cape Twvn, April 0. Alarm prevail
at Maf eking and the" fanners In the
outlying dlstricu are brtnuing their
families Into town.
They declare that the natives In tho
country around are preparing tu rlo on
account of tfw dtacowtmt aroused
among them by tbe slaughter of their
,u tl fl(rorl t0 ,wm) out t, (le
Htmctlve rinilor pest. This cattle ills-
oae has been creating great havoc
among tho herds of the Transvaal nnd
Ilhodeala has become paralyxed.
Mafeklug Is situated on the northern
border of Cape Colony, with the Trans
vaal adjoining It on tile oast. It is
. a . a a a ell.
the point from which Jameson's riders
point from which Sir HerrulM Hobln-
. WBdd,B to Mr,. UUtimdrK to
- . . . . ..
Admission
to the church will be by -ard oitty. and
not mora tb thirty guetta will be
treHt. Thoro Is :lll a great daal ot
sprctilnMon about
the time at wMeh
the rcrewoiiy will l pe.-fored. but
nonmioB upon that ""'J
4l allowed t(. lak out. Watt
the guests do iw.t know th hour,
"Vu.! see," raid Hv ary TlbfbetU
to-day. "Oen. Hurrlson do.j not wan a
crown to oe arounn me enurcn worn
thty j In and c,u'. It Is not that he
desires to make himself exclusive. Irat
tiui hew nt like Mrs. niaamlck to
tholr wtiy."
llellt-Hlr (ititue.
Ath'na. April 6. To-day is the day
act for Uw ojxuilng of the ra:su In
Bw lUJlonl' nif v tni juttrcoy. as
a iwoUminory rereiu.m n a'tu wm
unvHIed by the Or;-n rlne Coa
:antlne of (Str 4 M. Avero'. the
wv-ilthy (Ire-k of Alexamlrta. wbo ha
ak-'ic iMMtilluiel i.onu.tHio dnvhnuu
toward the -xnn- of the rne oratloa
of the Hi uUn a u at l 1 1 possible to
it irlK'r..il '-onili li.n Th rstas are
to in- nn. ler 'he i,ir-tiii of the Athe
nian Olympic games raMU tteo, of
which the iVown HrHw C.n antlue
Is the (halrtnan. Tbe t niied State
rontrtbu'M twu H um to the r mrpil
tlon. rat- from lii!i'um and one frim
the IU.jt.ra A'h!i:lr s..'!aili,a.
t'r fl.-r HIiuT"
Ifcira Iiepot. Ky Api.M I.ale yes
tHay evening as Mrs Nancy Killer
waa riding home n horseback from
ll- abe waa met In the road by a
mini ltanuinl Hrown. wbo at once
tout: hnlil of her huree and 'ommeni-ed
to (lrK br rr Having draRgeil Iiit
off be thrfw In r umii the groninl.
chohiiiK t.'T nil 'in- hili iilniiiii in in
socwiliilhty Hr i.: i i.i uruiaed and
bleeillnK and t ik i' the wi. hU Hrown
ralfie line al. .ji llirii' UKUiili noxi
fn.rn M -t . i tin- i ml !.u- I. :i
i. iicIIikc 1 1 ' i'. k- iik- ; r , ,
1'natnntre lllll Tn-rtay.
WnaMnolen, April 0. Tij; senate
will oonUntie the consldehaU. lot tho
postflfTlee bill to-day, and It lit hoped
that the day will suffice to oonoludo the
debate on this bill.
Senator Morgan will to-morrow mako
a speech on the I'sotflo railroad refund
ing attention and will probably eon
mime the ur eater jmrt ot Mie day in
support ot hhi resolution, outlining a
bill nnd tn opposition to the bill tinder
eonslderatlon by the joint etfScommlt
Uo ot tlio two hoimns.
Tho remainder ot the week wilt be
given up largely to the Indian appro
priation bill. Thero will bo an effort
In tho aenate to amend tho bill by add
ing tho plan agreed upon by tho com
mittee on Indian affairs for changing
tho system of land holdings In tho In
dian Territory and this will develop
a sharp debate.
The naval appropriations hill vlll bo
reported during the wcok and will bo
In eondkkm tn lie taken up na noon as
the Indian bill is out of the way. It Is
Senator Porter's intention to call up his
anti-bond resolution It opportunity of
fers. A runic.
Chtoago, III., April 6. A tiro Which
boro a vary threaten big aepect for a
time ami cr en tail a ; suite broke out this
afternoon In n Clark ntrcot dlmo mil
soutn. It lolnff ISastw Siimlay tho two
mmll IhentMrs in tho bulhHtvg woro on
tortnlnlng atnllenoea ot moro than usual
proiiortlons, at leaat 1000 iKvrsona, who
occupied ovory nvallablo epneo, bolng
prosont. The mtdlmr mado a rush
for tho door ntid for altmo pandomo
nvtim reigned. Tho atnge nrnnngor,
Clmrles Hell, took a commwuln pol
bfoti ami tirgeil the people not to lose
their heads, and to his cooIiiom mid
nelf-poaaeMHoa U due the fact tlmt tho
INktron finally esropfd without Injury.
The wildcat o.nfiulon, however, pre
vniled among t'.ie freaks and atttgo per
formers, but all em-aped wtttmnt kijury,
rnnnof tli actors nHMtlng Into Uus
stma in their :e wttlro.
llnii.ri lliMitrn;rd.
Madrid, April C A terrible, flro has
occurred at Manilla, In tho Phllllplno
Islands, by which 4000 house woro de
stroyed and M.000 people left homo
leas. Manilla Is the canltnl of tlm Phliiininn
Islands nnd has n population of 100,000,
or with the surbtirbs 10,000. It Is one ot
4he great emporiums of tho onst. Tho j
prlneliwl public buildings nro tho ca
thedral, tho imlares of tho governor
and the archlrtahop's bonutlfttl town
house, ten churchoa of dlfforont relig
ious orders, several mehaatorlM, con
vents, tho nrsennl, threo colleges for
young men nnd two for young womon, a
supreme court, prison, civil hospital,
uulvwslty, a marine and a oominoreinl !
echool, n large U-eaxor, a euatom-house
ami imrracHs. it has frequently been
vmteu uy severe ana dealruotlra earth-
quake.
Tiike ii Out tllnc (Inn.
New Orleans. La.. Anrll 0. Tn re-
sponse to the application of the sheriff
ot 8t. indry parish and the mayor o
Onelousas, (Iov. Poster directed llrlg.
Oen. John Olynn, commanding the state
national guard, to comply with the re
quest ot the St. Landry authorities.
Oen. dlyun issued the neceosary or
ders and sixtv men of lb Wuliinir.
ton artillery left this evening for Ope-
uosas in rommandi of Capt. fndsrlilll.
Ten ot the men were artillery men In
charge of the Oatllng gin, whlih no
eowipwiled (he expedition. Tbe others
went na lufnntry. A special train will
meet the party at Utayette and tho
troopa wilt tie In Onelousaa before
morning.
liloetrlelljr Cm, n, It.
New York. April 0. A eaoh offer of
over tl.000.600 has been made by a lead
ing banking house representing a for
eign country for the privilege of runn
ing ofli is! boats on tlio Erie eaiial by
otootrle traction.
Several mouths ago experiments were
made at Tonawanda with a system ot
towing nana! boats by a small motor
running on a cable. The motor ran suc
eeaafttlly and If la said to lie ready for
operation the entire length ot the canal.
It this system be put into nieoaaafiil
operation the canal would become the
great traltlo route from the lakes to tho
seaboard.
THiM'r-iiii.i. in Mli'lileitii.
Detroit. Mich., April .-A special
from ljuiaing. Mien says Uwt Dr. ft. A.
Ilanger of the Michigan agricultural
college, who ban InvoMlgatod the tub
erculosis In almost ovory part of the
state, Imm discovered that the disease
also exists la the fine herd of thor
oughbreds at the college farm, not
withstanding the eopootal care and ex
ercise given these cattle. ISxperifont
will be made upon the Infected animals.
iHjttrle Were final.
Akron, 0-, April I. Ira SUIlson. the
hired man of Alvln N. Stone, who was
assaulted by the same nmon who killed
Mtone and bts wife a week ago. Satur
day night, died this afternoon. He waa
never able to give a clear account ot
the tragody, saying during the brief in
terval that he waa Vunacious that he
remembered nothing of the aosault
upon hlmaelf.
hl-l HIIIM I'llHl.
Wtwbwrg. la.. April . H. c Paster
aoM of the Ntwefttle Wire Natl com
pany, Is authority for the t mew wit
that as a result of the steel lillH pool
wire u ails will be advanced 2& nU par
ton. This will make an advme of 40
t-onu within the past two - k.,
ISrt. April C The Temps nrts
that thi Idea ot ths Dongola e,. inion
emanated irom King Hunilx who
-Hiiltniicoimlv addreaard Eiig'..i) and
i u nnriy utx tbe subject.
ENGLISH ANECDOTES.
THE UATE INDIANIAN WAS A
PJATIIEn ODD OLD MAN.
During the Anneiatlnn ot Texai the
rnuniUllon for I tie flreat fortune
Wa tli1 III Clmrlly WatAtwars
Btlent HU tlraltirj-.
Indianapolis Letter.
M, ILLIAM II. BN
gllsh, one of tho
stalwart figures
nmong Indiana's
best men, Is gone.
He seems to liavo
kept his lite woll
squared.
He was a lono-some-looking
man,
and was as lono-
samo ss ho looked.
Ho doubtless found good company In
himself, for ho was tho solo counsellor
ot htn own nets. Had he been less so
cludod ho might liavo lived longer. He
lodged nnd ato at a hotel on tho Clrclo
which ho owned. It was there bo tell
sick, nnd thoro n few weeks later ho
died, To an old man who has known
tho mlnuto attentions ot home, sickness
nnd death at n hotel arc not Ideal reali
zations. When Mr. English's illness
was Incipient ho Indulged tho delusion
of robust men that It was a trifle,
though warned not to do so. His only
dnnghtor lived but n couple hundrod
miles away at Chicago, though she was
not sent for until her father's condition,
I believe, wns critical. Mr. English hrd
ample fortune, of course, to keep a man
sion nnd pay servants to wait upon him,
but the ease and comfort ot such a life
were never n part of his calculation.
ICconomy teemed to have grown Into a
passion with him. and perhaps he prac
ticed it to extremity. 1 don't know.
Of late Mr. ISngllah had become stout,
nnd yet with his Increase of rotundity
from year to year ho never outgrow thai
WILLIAM
brown frock coat his tailor mado him.
iioino sevonteen yonrs ago, for n visit to
Samuel J. Tllden. It was In that coat
pants and vest lo match that ho had
tho famous Interview with Mr. Tllden as
,to campaign expetuos, nnd about which
1 Mr. Walter Wellmau has spun sorao It
IhlH wildest romame. Mr. Kngllsh cor
'talnly did not get cheated In that coat,
liii) matter what price he paid tor It. It
must liavo been mado ot good material
llo have kept Its drossy look so long,
cven It handled with the best of enro.
I should say, from observation at dlffor
ont times, that the goods was north ot
Kngland worsted. Mr. Hngllsh tcomod
attached to the coat as an old friend:
! and, 1 1 he Napoleon, ho could never
1 tolerate new faces about him. It wax
all ho retained ot the campaign, nnd
kept It ns n relic, though he paid for it,
as he did for everything else he got at
that time. 1 saw him last In the early
days of December. He was without an
orereoat, after the manner ot Hannibal
Hamlin, which was very Injudicious, for
the weather was Inclement. Tbe brown
frock was wide open In front. Poislbly
it was a little too tight to button then.
In Indiana Mr. Kngllsh was thought
a rich man. He left nn estate worth
three millions, halt of which goes to his
son. It Is ot titty years' growth and be
gan with the annexation of Texas. Mr.
Ungllsh was then 23 years old and
clerking In a department at Washing
ton. He was richer In character than
In purse, and had his reputation at hit
heme not been ot the very best, that
fteodtlde In affairs that Shakespeare
sings ot would probably have dashed
past him and been lost forever. He bad
some money at Lexington, his native
tewn, nnd had saved all jioeslblo from
his salary ot two years for Mr. Hngllsh
wns a born saver, though not then domi
nated by bis genius tor acquisition. Tho
bonds ot the Texan Republic wore at
very low price net above seven or
eight cento. Jesse D. Urlgbt, who an
ticipated Texas becoming a state, was
a friend to young Kngllsh and told him
that ho might lay the basis ot a fortune,
If he had. ambition that way. by buying
Texas bonds. "Uut mind," said Mr.
Ilrlght by way ot caution, "this Is only
my opinion. You must not hold me en
tirely responslbls If annexation falls."
Young Hngllsh asked that the situation
be rears fully explained, which was
dene. He was then piepared trr the
ccottquenre of bis onn acts. Hero wss
,taiJy his opportun ty He got leave
of nbscneo as quickly ns possible cni
went back home. There he drew on th
town for nil the money he could boryiw.
Out the town was poor. One of the rich -,
est men In It was a merchant who he 1
mndo a snug sum by swapping prints
for prod fire, and who liked lllll Rngllsh. I
Ho was Mtkcd tor n liberal loan. Hi
wanted time (u oenslder. Uut tliiis wat
money then or nothing. No gpldoil
dream had ever Mtggcitcd to blm a '
speculation In bonds, but on Bngllih'i
assurance ho shelled out a thousand or j
so. Ho knew that, mako or break, tt
would bo returned to him. That was In
'1645. Rngllsh went back ta Washing. I
ton nnd put ovcry dollar ho had Id
Texas bonds. Tho Lono Star joined thq
constellation, tho bonds went to par,
and Mr. Hngllsh raado his pile. Llk
the pcaeh. It grow, and it grow, and II
grew. Uut somo ot It returned to the
old merchnnt nt Lexington. Itntcrprlea
had pushed him to the wall, ho had
mado other loans that wcro lost, and the
bank that held his money collapsed In
a panic. Ho lived four years, surviving
tils wife six months, without a shelter
or a tablo ot his own, and during all
this tlmo Mr. Kngtlslitcheerfully sup
plied him with both.
This was but ono ot tno mlll-onnlre'i
kindnesses that the world hnov nothlnc
of. Ho despteed ostentation In chnrlty,
yet was greedy ot fame. When Chlcngc
burned down Mr. Hngllsh gavo n thou
sand dollars to tho relief of Its poople,
though It Is believed ho gavo only ten.
He wroto hlo name on & subscription
paper for n round thousand. Though
carolossness or Inattention ho put tho
last two ciphers In the conln column, or
at least too far to tho right to be In line
with tho dollars. Tho subscription list ;
was given to one of tho newspapers with
directions that proaf-shoets bo sent to
tho others. There wore no subscription!
below n dollar, nnd only n few to which
cents were attached. So the editor eli
minated the cents column, printing only
tbe amounts In dollars, and away went
Mr. English's last two ciphers. This
represented him as contributing only
II. HNOLISH.
ton dollars. It wns a small sum for him,
and gavo people n wrong opinion o
him. Uut he would not correct the error.
The last tlmo tho Ohio river flooded It j
valley lm gave a hundred dollars down
and fifty each week while the dosttttt
tlon lasted.
I know a roan who assisted Mr. Rn-
gllsh In his third roco for Congress, I
Tlmt was before ho came to Indian
npolls. Thoy tits at the same table, slept '
in tho tarao bed, spoke from tbe annm,
platform. Mr. Hngllsh Is not the only
lndlanlan ot renown that ha been'
helped by IhU roan. He U a big sak in
the Intellectual forest ot Indiana, and i
groat many twigs hang on him. ll
has made reputations nt the price ot IiIh
own, and In his old ago says It Is an un-i,
profitable business. As nn orator for;
tho people he laid Mr. Kngllsh in tha
shade. Ho had a new speech for every
MRS. KNOL1SH.
occasion, and his thoughts burst Into
words with the strength and fresiinets,
that only new thoughts can. In one UN
tie town, where the people had deter
mined on an ovation, they gathered,
about the stand after speaking to cem
pllment the orators. It Isn't a trlbutd
to their Interest In political affairs ta
say that after Mr. Hngllsh had been In
congws four years they took the other
man for tho candidate. They did
though, and wished hint success. Hq
explained to them that be was not run
nlng. "Why," said tbe spokesman with,
drj.sU. "Uen't you tho congressman TH
Most men do not know opportunity
when It stares thsm la tho fact.
SYlofaiers
Anxloinlr wiitcli 1. clliiliur heiillli of
their daughter, rki many am cut off
bv niiMiti'iillon In early years thai,
there I real cnttso for anxiety, In
the enrlv ttngo. when nut Uoyoml
(be resell ot inmllclno. Hood's Sam
(wrllta wHI rtMtoro tlio qualltr anil
quantity of the blood ntiil tlttts giro
gowl health. I trail Use following letter:
"It U but Juit to write 'beut my
daughter Com, aged 10. She wss com
pletely ran down, declining, bed t Vat tired
fellttg, and friends said site would net
tlvo over three months. Sbo iMd a bad.
Oqu
ind nothing itemed to do her sny Rood,
I happened to read about Hood's Br Mps
rllbi and bad tier glvp It a trial. From the
very first dose she began to get better.
Alter taking a few bottles she wss com.
rdctcly cuied and her health lias been tho
beat ever alnce." MlM, Addir Pbok,
12 Railroad Plaee, AmttcrdsuvN. Y.
"I will say that my mother has nob
Hated my case in as strong words ui t
would liavo done. Hood's Baraaparllla
has truly cured me and I am now well,1
Cora Pbok, Amitcrdam, N. Y.
Iio snre to get Hood's, becauto
Sarsaparilia
r thf Ono Tnio Pi-Kit 1'iirlftVr. All i!rtitir!t.
I'r'iwrr'loni) i) . IIihhI &'., Uiwi II, Mu
u if nrn ari'imri'lr vri-ull. re
nOtKl S I-'lIlS llaiiix ami tiem-acial. m
S900 S0LDJNTH1S CITY
tn Twelvo Wcoks-Veno's Romeuiea
Aro Having tho Biggest Sulo on
Record - Thoy Arc tho ComlnR
Medicines of tho World. (
FATHER BESSONIES,'
Of St. John's Chnreb, IndUnspalli, Iteoa
mends Them Fbyilctani in New York
City and Chleago Uio Them.
four Druggltt Itccfliiimcnili Tlirm llo-t
ojunn Muny Huftrrrri In tlili City '
lime lltcn Cureil by Tlisni.
In the post twelve
WNke tm.fi worth at
tlm Venn Jlemtllv havo.
gono Into tho home of.
our rttlcena. To tliu poor
they am a Ood-candi
from tlio (not that they
do away vrlth III duo
tor tie Willi a auppry
of ttio Vciiu Jlemnllra In:
ttin hoimu theie lc no
lu-cil for a, doctor. Tho
ttiatrui-ttqne iiceonipnuy
Iiir turh ot tlictr mtne-Hi.-
aro iiiain and can'
ii- uiuS tu. mlatkke enn
purniM)' I... made If they
arc flliri1 llo your own
doctor, lioii't permit Iti
i prijuo,l ilroiMi or
ih.'ir Jouihful asKmut
lo put up comnoiwds
liaiiliHaaril lo tx- ufven to
our luiniiy. rnt) veno
(m. ui ii ari moat cure-
folly i omnounded sftar
tl. formidu of air Mor
rill Mm K uiic, formerly
I'oiiHiitUiK iliralcla,n In
Clilif to the Oui-en.
They are I tie ariau-t urhlevament of
tbe ntneleetitli oentury. A tiUmlnii to
W$pWy'H CtfltATIVK BVIlUP la tho
beet and only aeienttfle eure. It jwrmu
neniiy curae malaria (ehllls and fever),
and fberouRhly cure cutnrrli. cointlim
Imhi and llvr trouble. It atrvnathua
the nervaa, clear the liraln. ItiMRomtea
tbe stainnrli and purlflea the blood, Unv
(0S.no. In arfene. Ttita tnedtslna ling far
lut uoay in inmoiia un -uriiwoii water
in
Croat irertn nMlrarrr alia blood rnirl-
iwr. hjhj wiin umu mill
.VH.SO'B BI.nCTUie Pf.TJID will ouro
the woret and mot deeperata cnwi ot
rheumatlmn. imrnlvuli., mlnilou, neural
rla and all Iim nnd pain. No borne
eliould h wiiiiout tii nielielnM. They
are told at M cent prh. twrlv for U.
Auk your itrueuUi tn not Vinn' Curative
8yriir nt.1 Venn' JCIn-trlr 1'lnld for you.
f'fllAN rim.T. i I ItB iKi.Hlvriy niopB
chill In one nlulit At drug ainrea.
Ttio Best
Waterproof
Coat
lit tho
WORLD I
n nitAn Bi-irxrit k wimmM wtt'-
Hf rOMilKI, HUi'KtlUi a pifcl rMlBfcult, IM
rertrilMtniirvcaaai. iHiinni mHiaiMMii. Itati I
Uir a Mt ir ih " I ua Ilnnd ' It not on lu llluitta-J
val . tr. a. J. tuwr.K. iw, jwi.
WE HAVE wo AGENTS.
turner allU lt.
ii m an tlm. ir immii.
u..i, u-io. hi. rrr
liniK cirnil. IM,I
. ( ItnlMM. M llr tf
inw. l.li..wt..
iu. WrIM fur iUIim.
itiniHT usaucK en.
iui xru. to., usutar.
10.
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C-i"l?A'rAlJL''IilS
111 1 lTV II LAMBS or OKXVI.RMKM
W U li I P 1 1 to dlitrlt.ut (amd ev
II Mil I LU er..wllere uiu MONKY
to bustlers ihmIiiou permaneati sneluis
tamp. Hwlas Herb Tea Co., Chisago.
Patents, Trade-Marks,
CianlMIMfi tad Xiri.. tt i -t,BlA'jlUljr U
lattMilva, MuJ w ' la. i.iuri' UvlJt, urUaw iio.1
arMI" tlTiXtt WJAttU, WiSEUtJlUt, t. 0.
llllllt'" "i l"iii- iraur at. 0 VOW
"UUVIU but 7. auiiiuiit. 0ia.
ElJlsJMlllijaI
llMt!oB riv.ui tool,
rap. Ti
loidLf
latlnw.
WNU DALLAS.
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