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Arc the Months
PURIFY YOUR E
The Best Blood
HOOD'S SARSAPAR8LLA
Which Purifies Vitalizes and Enriches the Blood.
At this season everyone should Ufce n
pool iprfag aodldse. Your blood must bo
purified or yon will bo neglecting year
health. There U a cry from Nature for
help and unless there Is prompt nnd satis-
factory response you will bo liable to Syri-
ans Illness.
This demand can only bo net by the puri-
fying' enriching and
Blood-Vitalizing
elements to bo found In Hood's Sorsapirllla.
"My mother-in-law Mrs. Elizabeth
Wolfe at tho ago of 73 years was attacked
with a violent form of salt rheum j it spread
all over her body and her hands nnd llnbs
wore dro&dfal to look at. At tho jime
time ray llttlo daughter Clara who was just
ono year old was attacked by n similar
disease llko scrofula. It
arpcared in (
5( and
only
QUAINT
Each vine nc
PROVERDS.
xls its stick. Lorn
bardy.
Oxn cap is worth one hundred hoods.
Italian.
Love nnd musk noon betray them-
nel vcs.l'crsiau.
A oirtL that spins thtnk3 of her wed-
ding dress. Russian.
I'EorLK in iovo bclicvo everybody
else can't sec. Spanish.
rrortx In lovo have bells dangling
from their eyca. Danish.
"Hut sister is he blind!" "So much
tho botterP Venetian.
Mas Is never too old to lovo or com-
mit nonsense. Finnish.
Love U discovered t.alcr than n hole
in the stocking. Venetian.
A MAX In love doesn't need eyeglasses
for ho Is blind. Turlclsh.
The favor of a woman makes a knight
of a cow-herd. Gasgojraoso.
GBTTI.to married makes golden platoa
of earthen dishes. HaMjue.
Max Is like fire nnd woman like
Rtraw; tho devil blows in between.
Tuscan.
"SnoiriD I take him? Adviao me
well but don't dissuade me from tak-
ing him." Dutch.
A DISK OF SCIENCE.
Ti:i.kscoit.8 are now so perfect that
0000.000 stars are visible.
A nALIX)ox recently sent up hi Paris
coulnncd with self-registering ther-
toometers and barometers reached nn
altitude of ton miles and tho thermom-
eter recorded 110 degrees bolow zero.
The temperature of tho sun has been
reinvestigated by Lo Chatoller in
Franco and by Gray and Wilson In Eng
land nnd la found to be l veen 12008
degrees nnd 14000 decrees. Fahrenheit.
That lizards will catch nnd cat but-
terflies Is stated by Jane Frazer in nn
article in a London entomological jour-
nal. In the Samoan Islands sho caw n
"skipper" butterfly when lighted caught
and instantly swallowed by n beautiful
golden-green lizard with n bright bltu
tall.
CITIZENS OK MANY LANDS.
Mon un IlniEV bUhop of Moaux thi
bcc once held by Kossuct has gone Into
bankruptcy. He had indorsed tho pnpoi
of too man of his flock.
Ilr.r.it Knurr and Uaron Rothschild
are the only two mon in Prussia hav-
ing an Income exceeding fl.000.ooo.
They aro credited with about 5200000c
each.
The duke of Norfolk has paid up-
ward of 800000 for a now stalrcaso ut
Arundel castle constructed of the
finest marbles nnd which has taken
eight months to erect.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort ami Improvement nnd
ends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many who Hvo bet-
ter than others and enjoy life more with
less expenditure by mors promptly
adapting tho world's best products to
tho needs of physical being will attest
tho valuo to health of tho juiro liquid
hxatlvo principles embraced in tho
remedy Syrup cf Figs.
IU cxcellenco Is duo to Its prccntlng
In tho form most acceptahlo and pleas-
ant to tho taste tho refreshing nnd truly
beneficial projierties of n erfcct lax-
ative; cftecttially cleansing the system
dispelling colds beadaclics nnd fever
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval of tho medkal
profession because it acts on the Kid-
neys Liver anil Bowels without weak-
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale by all drug-
gists In 60c and $1 bottles but it is man-
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. ouly whose name is printed on every
rmckage also the name Syrup of Figs
and being well Informed you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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W mi rub it on bard keep rubbing it on it bas got W
H to stop the pain tbat's wbat it1 s for. j
MAY
in Which to
Purifier is
Largo Sores
under oath side of her nek; bad the attend j
anceof the family 'ihysiriaa and ether dec-
tors for a long time but scorned to grow
worse. I read of many pooplo cured of
scrofula by Hood's Barsaparilla. As soon
as we g&Te Hood's tftrsaparllla ta Clara she
began to get better cad bofero tho first
bottle was gone tlio sores entirely healed
up and there has never been any sign of tho
disease since. She is a
Healthy Robust Child.
Her grandmother took Hood's Serteparilla
at tho same tine end the salt rheum de-
creased in its violence and a perfect cure
was soon effected. It took about three
months for her cure and she ascribes her
good health and strength at her advanced
ago to Hood's Sarsaparilln. It has certainly
Mrs. i
been n uoasemi to my iaimij.
Sornu Wotrt Zaleekl Ohio.
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GREAT MEMORIES.
Cathejuxe the (i:eat never forgot n
face or a name.
1'i.ato had a memory that was the
marvel of his contemporaries.
I'icot of Mirnndola npoke well
twenty-two different languages.
"Hl.tsn Tom" the Idiot pianist rc-
nembcred nearly four thousand compe-
titions. Wr.DSTEn is said to have been nblo to
epeat tho most if not all of "Paradise
LohU"
Soceates was said to remember tho
faces nnd names of all who attended his
llscourses.
AltlSTon.E was said to have rcmem-
ocred "the names of all animals fish
ind InsectA."
SoLOiiox according ton Hebrew tnv-
Jition could repeat all tho Proverbs in
his collection.
Silt IflA.sc Kewtox could remember
the HnX. x powers of every number
under one hundred.
Heetiiovex could remember nny selec-
tion of music he hud ever heard and re-
jroduee mot of it.
Jn.VAD.sii Ai.maxoh the famous lln-
.mist could converse in twenty-seven
different languages.
NlEiH'lilt. the historian rend with
iase twenty dlCereut languages and
jould converse in ten or twelve.
Xnxorno.v knew the names of all tho
oldler who.wcre with him during the
Itxtrast. of the Ten Thousand.
MULTUM IN PARVO.
KEFlxr.sir.XT creates beauty
evcrys
where. Ilimitt-
A m-si'icious parent makes an nrt-
fill child. liallburton.
It Is not he that searches for praise
that finds lU Rlvarol.
TliK best lightning rod for your pro-
tection Is your own spine. Emerson.
Tin: original of nil mon is tho Kimc
and virtue Is the only nobility. Seneca.
To tei.i. n person of tho evil nnd to
sav nothing of tho good is cruel. Ed
wards.
He who is the master of all opinions
can never bo tho bigot of any. W. It.
Alger.
A JllXD conscious of Integrity scorns
to say more than it means to perforin.
Hums.
PlUVATE opinion is weak but publlo
opinion l.s utmost omnipotent. li. W.
Ileechor.
I'.r.soi.vr. to edge in a llttlo reading
every day. If It U but a single sentence.
-II. Mann.
IIi:i.li:vi: me. every heart has Its se-
cret sorrows which tho world knows
not. Longfellow.
Ix that sweet mood when pleasant
thoughts bring sad thoughts to tho
mind. Wordsworth.
MARINE MATTERS.
The polar currents 'contain less salt
than those from tin. equator.
The first map of tho gulf strvara was
made by Itcntamin IVanklln who tried
to point out the utility of ocoau cur-
rents in navigation.
The Yellow sea of China Is so called
from tho presence of yollow mud
washed down by the great rivers that
empty Into Its waters.
Dead bodies when taken as cargo on
n ship uro always described as cither
.-.tatuary or natural history specimens
owing chiefly to tho superstition of
sailors.
Whex a gunpowder lighter comes
nlongsldo a ship nil Arcs are put out.
Matches are carefully stowed away
tho cook suspends operations ptps aro
extinguished and the heavy chenta tro
carried on Kxird by hand.
A smr canal from llonleaux to Knr-
bonne connecting the Atlantic and tho
Mediterranean is ono of tho coming
publlo enterprises. Tho distance is S20
miles. Hosts will bo towed by flxed
engines. Tho cost of tho caual Is es-
timated at tl50.000.000.
Ix England the rows of curls on the
wigs of footmon are Indications of the
rank of those whom the footmen serve
Tho queen's lackeys wear eight rows
the prince of Wales seven nnd tho lord
mayor's six.
Ax asylum for Incurables of all rrwds
Is Icing erected by the sultan of Turkey
not far from his palace. It will con
tain a synagogue a mosquo and a
church.
The Sahara Is crossed by mountains
tufllclently high to be at times snow
covered while In other parts it is much
Lolow the sea level.
"No m ix." sav a loauacious wlfo. "ever
I complains that a woman talks too much
( when she's a girl and he's engaged to her."
"Teeth Inserted without gas" ns tho fel-
low who owned a savago dot; inscribed on
a board ouuklo his garden gate. -Tit-Hits.
mmmi
inho C lisnhc f)l ruh it
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DISSATISFACTION.
The House Don't Like the Senate
Sugar Bounty Provisions.
HORSES FOU GREAT BRITAIN
the Market Inerr-sslnz for American Aril-
rosls Tt New JnJIrtirj sjitrm fur
the Indian Territory UieentlT
Department Orsanliatlou.
WAsnixcT) March . Muah dissat-
isfaction Is expressed by members of
the appropriations committee of the
house orer the amendments which
bare been added to the sundry olvll
bill by the senate. Particular dissatls
faction is manifested against the sugar
bounty provislonv The house has al-
ready voted on the question in different
svays and always signiSed Its opposi-
tion to the bounty. That it will do so
again is not doubted by the democrats
nnd there may be a serious difference
between the two houses over the ques-
tion. Another matter that troubles
members of the house Is the number of
public buildings for which appropria-
tions have been added to the sundry
-Ivil bill. The democrats of the com-
mittee will make a light against these
uldltions. and the members whose
Items originally received the commit
tee s sanction are fearful that the
buildings for their own districts may
bo endangered by the additions and
that complications will be brought
i bo tit which will threaten the success
sf all the building provisions.
HOUSES FOIl OltEVT IWITAIX.
Wasiii.votox March 2. Secretary
Morton has received reports In regard
to the demand for American horses in
the United Kingdom. These reports
jhow thnt from 13000 to 25000 horses
are imported annually into that coun-
try most of which have in the past
come from the continent of Europe.
During tho last three years however
tome of the demand has been met by-
United States and Canadian supplies.
In 1302-'93 American geldings were
ihlpped to Great Ilritain to the num-
ber of 1000 each year the number in-
creasing to 3533 in lS'JI. valued at
532000 and averaging S130 per head.
Two years ago our shipment of mares
lid not exceed 100 but last year they
mounted to 1200 valued at 233000.
Canada last year sent more than 5000
lorscs to Great Uritain.
THE INDIAN' TEUltlTOIlV Jl'DICIAHT.
Washin'otox March 2. Upon the
notion of Senator Vilas yesterday
iftcmoon the senate concurred with-
jut argument in the conference report
.stnbllshlng n new judiciary system
for the Indian territory. The confer-
ince report was read and the principal
.hanires In the bill explained by Sen-
ltor Vilas who had been ono of the
ionfereos on the part of tho senate.
The passage of this measure is of
course of the greatest importance to
the Indian territory and there Is little
doubt it will receive executive ap-
proval. CXKCLTIVE DEPAItTMEN'T ouoaxizatiox.
Wariiixotox March 2. Tho joint
commission of congress to inquire into
the status of laws organizing the ex-
ecutive departments yesterday made a
report recommending that the geolog-
ical survey the land work nnd the geo-
detic survey nnd the surveying under
contracts with the general ollice be or-
ganized under ono head .and the
hydro-raphtc work of the geodetic sur-
vey and the hydrographies work of tho
navy department under another. The
ollice of surveyor-general In tho various
public land states Is abolished.
thi: I'opui.ist i'aiitv.
L'onnlitrr.iMn I'msreM 31mln Toward
rutriilr.i: Up Internal UltTrreiico.
Wasiiixotox March 2. At a recent
meeting of the Populist Press associa-
tion held in Kansas Cltv. a committee.
onsisting of three editors was ap-
jointcd to come to Washington nnd
varn the national committee to come
oaek Into tho editors' fold. The split is
m the subject of socialism. The com-
mittee arrrived here and held a confer-
nce at which all tho populist mem-
ours of the house of representatives
ivere present with tho exception of
Mr. Hell who was absent on nccount
jf Illness. The meeting was secret
but it is learned that considerable
progress was mado toward patching
up the differences.
Mr. Taubeneck spoakln? of the mat-
ter said- "All the trouble between
tho populist party nnd tho Reform
Press association is that the latter is
in ndvocate of tl.o most radical social
istic Ideas government ownersh.p of
innd. general paternalism and that sort
it thing. Tho populist party don't
rlvo n continental for socialism don't
.vant it nnd thnt Is where the trouble
omes In. Tho party has already de-
jlared for tho ireo coinage of stiver at
i ratio of 16 to 1 and for greenbacks in
ieu of irovcrnment bonJv It takes
that staud on tho whole of tho money
liiestion and so f.ir as there being
Innger of Its being absorbed by tho
democratic party on account of its free
illver plank that Is all nonsense."
Two I'ooUmrtly Womm Klllrd.
Hir.MixoiiAM Ala March 3. Xcaj
Pratt City last night a danco was
given. About 2 o'clock this morning d
nartv of voung women und men wcro
walking along tho railroad track to
ward the city when n coal train wa
heard coming. Two voun-.' women
Lizzie Henford and Rena Jones re-
mained on the track to see how long
they could stay there notwithstanding
their friends protested. They did not
reckon tho speed at which tho train
wns running nnd tho engine struck
them and ground them to pieces lu
front of their escorts eyes.
The Oklahomt legislature passed a
law permitting prize tights to be pulled
off iu the territory and making tho
otlice of probate judge eligible to none
but good lawyers.
Rear Adm. James A. Ureen was re-
tired Thursday oa account of nsre. and
Rear Adm. George Ilrown command-
ant at the Norfolk navy yard becamj
tho soulor otlher of the uav v.
Clippings.
A story Is told to the effect that ex-
Senator Ingalls and cx-ChamplonSulll
van recently met on n train near Kan-
sas City. "John" said the ex-senator
"why did you retire from the Ting?"
"For tho same reason" replied John
cordially "that you gave up the Kan
sas senatorship. One knockout ii
enough for me."
Queen Victoria has worn diplomatic
mourning over thogravesof four czars
three kaisers two kings of Italy and u
mob of other kings potentates and
rulers who were not big enough to
particularize.
l-u.sijRESS.
ronorntnl rroeI!ne of the Senate and:
lloo.
Tnz senate devoted la entire Jt on t'je
M d4itutJBz th- Ii1'a apprprlat'- Hit
is4 at i:t sdjoomeJ. Dfere aJJ.rjmeat
Mr. Pctt'grew aanc iztt-l that aa afrtenieat
nad tsvea resehed b; which the paMn MJd
vwikl be taken rp oo atardir aitd kept be-
fore tii ieml (iKiadis-z Svsdaj) nstlt Mi-
poied et . . .Tke hme bad voder easMeratlo
the eera! dflrleT Mil isost of tae &j.
Tke basse bill vat passed ameadins tbJ
articles e regalatloa of tke navy. A Mil wit
pasted to aaieod aa act rraatiait a rtest of my
tbrxm;a the ladlaa fmtyrj to the Kuui &
Calf rati i o-i 1 At th' eTealn; wil private
psasloa Wilt vtn eonsldered.
The seaate bad a bmj setstos oa the tli aad
sertral senator had tpttt over tlweCartto
hrlai ap the p:In; MU whks Is re;arded at
a matter or great inportaaee bat nt flnallj
amla alde-traeked l.th It U thought disposes
of It thlt eloB. Several ontrj warned tha
friends of the mettare thit It was vsIest to
take It ap at It woul 1 be "talked to death." Mr.
White (Cat.) being readr to fire a Ure-diTJ
tpeeh aalatt v Tlw Indian apprepriatles
bill wat patted aad sesie presrrett made oa the
suadrr etril bllL The latter Mil conulnt the
provision for rellerini the treatarr br the ls-
me of exehenoer eertlneatet ap to lluO.on.Wl
After ealoslet of the late Representative Shaw
of Wlseoasln the -eaiie adfosrsed The pre-
reedlnst of the hone were unimportant the
flgbt on the proposition to par eraplsjest
raoath's salary extra was the leading feature.
It carried by a vote of M to SI in committee of
the whole. The deflelenar Mil was read and
In the afternoon eoloeies ere delivered upon
the late Senator Vance aad the heute ad-
Joursed. The senate pot la the w bote session on the
Mth considering the sundry etril aparoariatlon
bllL The Item of JIVJ.OH tor parehaslas the
historic propertr of the late Jaraet O Ilktlne
in order to prevent its tnc for other purposet
occasioned a sharp debate but wat Orally
agreed to. Among other amendments agreed
to wat one approprlatlLg JS.ox) to the widow or
other heirs of the killed In the Ford's theater
disaster. The committee amendments to the
bill were approved until the coacradtsg feat-
ures were reached. First concerning the gov-
ernment iirlntlng efflee. and second concern-
ing the Important financial plan for an Issue ol
flWMXW.orxi of certificate! of Indebtedness.
These were reserved. At 10:iS p m. the senate
adjourned. ..When the house met there was r
great pressure for the consideration of leea'
bills. The senate amendments to the indtaa
appropriation bill were non-concurred In and
the bill was sent to conference. The hoose
took up the deficiency bill in committee of the
whole which wat dna'.ly reported. The amend-
ment to pay Great Uritaln riV on the
Ilchrlng sea award wat lost by 112 yeas to IU
nays but the proposition to pay employes of
the home a month's salary extra was carried
by 113 to Its and the bill passed. The house
soon adjourned.
The senate was busy on the Mth worklnr on
the sundry etril appropriation bllL The Im-
portant feature of the day was a sharp contest
on the sugar bounty question and the friends
of the bounlr succeeded in carry lug it by a good
majority. The proposed bounty aggregates
J4.3W.OJ1 at stitod In the amendments adopted
and may reach 13.0'O.OJX The financial section
of the bill.autborlzlng the Issuing of II01.0J0.WO
exchequer certificates was not reached. Tho
bill pasted granting to the state of Kansas the
abandoned Fort Hayes military reservation.
The proceedings of the house were of little
interest. The arbitration bill was under con-
sideration most of the time end it pesoed. It
provides for a board of conclliat.on and arbitra
tion between common carriers and their em-
ployes. After eulogies upon the late Uepre-
scntatlre Post of Illinois the house adjourned.
The senate on the S7th had a stormy financial
debate which lasted four hours It was on Mr.
Gorman's amendment to tho sundry civil bill
nulhoriziEg the Issue of ilOO.(X.00) exchequer
certificates to relievo the troaary. It was
feared the financial debate would Jeopardize
the appropriation bills and there was much in-
terest taken In the discussion. The question
wat summarily disposed of. however by Mr.
Gorman withdrawing hit amendment and the
ruling out on n point of order of Mr. Mills'
amendment declaring that no more bonds
should be Issued. An amendment to the bill
wat agreed to which provides for a commission
of United States army officers to Investigate
the Nicaragua canal project going over the
route and making a report ...Tho day was
uastod in tho houso so far as the purposes lor
which the day was set ap-irt were concerned
namely to consider bills reported from the
committee on public buildlngt nnd grounds.
Only one bill wat called up that to purchase
what is known as the Mahone slto for a new
public printing office. The house got tangled
up and lifter a long time the bill was aban-
doned. Tho conference reports on tho bill to
prohibit tho Importation of goods In bond
through the United States into the Mexican
free zone and on the pension and poit ofTlri
appropriation bills were agreed ta
Tun senate on tho isth passed tho sundry
civil appropriation bill including thn item ap-
proprlatln over i-VW.0OJ for sugar bounties
and the provision for a commission to reprc-'
sent the United States at an international
monetary conference. The latter featuro
brought out the wide difference of opinion
among the silver men of the senate as to the
advisability of participating In an Interna-
tional conference. The deficiency bill was
then roported The conference report on the
Indian territory court bill was agreed ta A
resolution allowing J. V. Ady K.OJ0 expenses
for contesting the seat of John Martin of Kan-
sas and the latter tl.(O) passed. The dip-
lomatic bill wat passed and the senate ad-
journed. At tho evening session Mr. Chandler
(N". II.) made a bitter i-pcech against the elec-
tion of Senator Martin (Kan.) to which the
latter senator replied In anoquaily bitter man-
ner amid much confusion and excitement.
Several other senators took part in the rum-
pus The house insisted o n its disagreement
to tho item In the diplomatic bill providing for
the Hawaiian cable. Fifty-four senate bills
were disposed of Many bills of minor interest
passed: also several District of Columbia bills.
The houte having dltpottd of appropriation
bills thcro wat a general ruth to get local and
private bills through before the soslon closed.
Time to Quit.
Josh Grayneck(the hired man) Wal
good-by Mr. I-'lintrockl
Farmer Kllntrock What? You ain't
a-goln' to leave are you Josh?
"Yes I'm goln'. I don't mind econ-
omy but y'.u aro a lectio mite too
savin' for me. When the calf died last
month we had to cat her to save her
and when the pig choked to death
t'other day we had to eat him and
now your gran'pa's jest died and
wal I'vo concluded that it's time for
mo to qulL" Truth.
The I'kuhI Ili-tult.
Daughter I purchased these goods
at Catchcm &. Cheatem's.
Mother Never heard of them.
Daughter Why. mother! don't you
remember how nil the pretty places in
the country were daubed up with their
horrid signs and how mad wo all got?
I'll never forget them in the world.
N. Y. Weekly;
Horrors of the Deutal Chair.
"Don't you find it ouch! pretty
hard pulling to make a living at this
business?" asked the disagreeable man.
"Yes sir" said tho dentist applying
tho forceps again. "I live principally
hold still from hand to mouth."
Chicago Tribune.
'o sale.
Tailor-made Girl I should like to
look at some neckties.
New Hoy Tho necktio department
U farther back. This is the toilet de-
partment. I can show you some
raustacho Invigorators though. Good
N'esvs.
The canal locks near Iloltcnau at
tho eastern end of tho waterway be-
tween tho North sea and ltaltlc aro
nenring completion. The foundation
was laid on Juno 3 1SS7 and as it is
expected to open tho new canal to
navigation in Juno next it will have
taken eight years to build this work.
Its enormous valuo to Germany and
her navigation can hardly be over-
estimated. It saves a dangerous voy-
age along the treacherous coasts of
Denmark and being on German ter-
ritory a naval fleet of German men-of-war
will be able to be at the mouth of
the Elbe to-day and ut Kiel to-morrow.
SOME MUSICAL APPLTITES.
Liszt was as simple in his eating as
le was abstruse in his music.
ScnunEltT loved corned lccf and cab-
bage botlcr than he loved any other
llsh.
Hactje never took nnything for break-
fast but a bit of bread and a cup oi
:offee.
METEnnEElt said no man could work
well who did not live well. Ue was a
hearty eater.
IIatdx ate bread and cheese and cof-
fee for breakfast and the same with
beer for supper.
Waoxeh was an epicure. He svas
fond of any sort of food provided it was
highly seasoned.
Weber while young was simple In
his tastes and lived plainly. In more
advanced years he bocame a great
eater.
Hermoz was dyspeptic but could not
control his appetite and often ate toe
much of food that did not agree with
him.
LITTLE ODDITIES.
Ax uptown milk depot sign In Phil-
adelphia reads: "Aldcray -mill: butter
and eggs."
A Maixe woodchopper recently cut
down a tree containing a peck of buck-
wheat which had been stored by mice.
Ouotox Conn. which separated it-
self from New London nearly two
hundred years ago. wants to como
back now.
Fon a period of forty-three years
Mary M. Seeley and Ja s Hodges of
Provincclown Cape Coo. have been
engaged to be married. The other day
while Jason was pulling n handker-
chief from his pocket out fell a cork-
screw. Mnry has discarded Jason of
whom she says sho has had her sus-
picions for thlrty-flvo years.
WE
GIVE AWAY
A Sample Package (4 to 7 doses) of
Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets
To any one sending name and address to
us on a postal card.
QNCIi USED THEY ARE ALWAYS IS PAYOR.
Hence our object in sending them out
broadcast
-- nr TRIM av.
They absolutely cure
SICK HEADACHE
Biliousness Constipation
Coated Tongue Toor Ap-
petite Dyspepsia and kin-
dred derangements of the
Stomach I.lver ami Bowels.
Doti't accept some substitute said
to be "just as good"
Tie substitute costs the dealer
less.
It costs you ABOUT the same.
HIS profit is in the "just as
good."
WHERE IS YOURS?
Address for FREE Samplr
WorlJ'i Dispensary Medical Association
A'o. e6J Mtla St BUFFALO K Y.
HHUHBh
IMPERSONAL POINTS.
A cj.r'fvt . x in Springfield Mo. has
been - horse stealing. He
goes to the penitentiary cheerfully for
ho expects to acquire fame and fortune
by writing a book on prison life.
Evehyoxe Is familiar with the
smooth phrase "misfit parlor" but It
was reserved for a Hrooklyn old clo'
man to find a more agreeable term than
cast-off clothes. lie has substituted for
it the harmless phrase "left-off gar-
ments." A womax In Jacksonville Fla. while
cooking mashed hsr finger. She rushed
out of the house screaming "Murdcrl"
"Fircl" An accommodating neighbor
kindly turred in an alarm of fire and in
a few minutes the fire department was
at tho woman's house.
Londox Tkuth Is responsible for this
story: A bishop of St David's confided
to an old Welsh clergyman his dlfll-
culty ia mastering the Welsh double L.
The parson replied: "Put the tip of your
Apostolical tongue In the roof of your
Episcopal mouth my lord and then hiss
like a gander."
TRY.
Tapioca in any white soup.
Usixo boiling water as soon as it
bolls.
HnoiMNO tho larger pieces of lobster.
Ri ixo steel knives with a very llt-
tlo ou on a cloth to prevent rust.
A few stalks of celery In nny small
birds that aro roasted without stufling.
Cuttixo piecrust in narrow strips
winding them around snuOth sticks to
bako and then filling them with jam or
Jelly.
Cookixo dried peaches by soaking nt
least three hours cooking Blowly add-
ing sugar when nearly soft and setting
away till the next day. Good House-
keeping. W.L.Dy&LA
Us 2 tit tor akino.
3. CORDOVAN"
ralNCH A.CNAMCU.C0 CAIT.
4.3.SP FlNtCCtKAH0AB31
3.B9P0LICEi SOLES.
3. WORKING'
- -extra riNC J.
2.9.7BQYS'SCK0Cl540l
LADIES-
SrND F0 CATA.LCCUE
1V-U'DOUaLA3
BK0CKTOKJ-VAS3.
Over On Million People car tha
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All cur shoes arc equally satisfactory
They live the best value for the money.
1 hey ttqual custom shoes In st le and lit.
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
The prices ore uniform stamped on sole
From Ji to Si saved over other makes.
If your deiler ctnnot tutrix you we cin.
I CLOVER SEED!
Lmat BTnweriof OrutaaoJ Clover Need In
America. So i acre our OrM UUturc Ux ii
UlfeUme M-tows town In April will ff1t a routine J
leroplajalj Price tlirtcheapw Mammoth farm teea V
ru.Itfnia4MUi.lo' Ci Mliture. free for "Jr.
tlftt. 4Uil A P- Wtt Mlf1IH
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Snalfflll 4ff!lS?r " We think Piso's CURE
i U1VII V l-Blg
una nniii n LinmiuLJincji
m w lain i laiBiii
.CURES WHERE ALL ELSE
iajiwuuuu. use 111 uniu.
fiw;W..r.wH;.www;wi.rVW.w;w
Arrni the CoxcnitT. Ho "I envy that
man who saui tho tonorsolo." Sho "Whv.
I thought ho had a very poor voice." He
-'So did I. But just thin
But just think of his nerve."
Life.
McSwxTTms "It's very runny." Mrs.
lleSwattcrs "What 1st" McSwattcrs-
"Why when the doctor treats mo 1 always
have to pay for It." Syracuso Post.
A poodle can do a preat many thinjrs
that a baby can't but a laby is worth a reg-
iment of poodles just the same.
Cutarrli Cannot Do Cored
with loc.il. applications as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a
blood or constitutional disease and In order
to cure it you must take Internal remedies.
Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken internally and
acts directly on tho blood and mucous sur-
faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack
medicine. It was prescribed bv ono of tho
best physicians la this country for years and
is a regular proscription. It U composed of
the best tonics known combined with tho
best blood purifiers. actiDg directlv oa tbo
mucous surfaces. Tho perfect combination
of tho two ingredients Is what produces such
wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials free.
F. J. Ciiexzt & Co. Props. Toledo O.
Sold by Drugiritts price 75c
Hall's family Pills 23 cents.
Tom "You look awful blno. I snpposo
It is becanso of Miss Jlaybcllo's having re-
jected you." Cholly "Yes I can't "help
means sorry lor uie iroor gin."
1'rofanlty nnd Pain
Too often go together. Refrain fros
swrarlng if you are suffering tho tortures
of rheumatism nnd seek tho aid of Uostct-
tcr's Stomach Bitters which will expel the
rheumatic virus from your blood. Kidney
and malarial complaints dyspepsia consti-
pation neuralgia nnd biliousness are all
relieved by this sterling and coinprehenslvo
family medicine which should bo kept al-
ways ou hand lor emerscuclcs.
"TiinitE's a bonnet" said the editor's wife
"that is a perfect poem." ''Yes" ho re-
plied absent-mindedly "but wo never pay
for poetry." Domorcst's.
"How Din you get along with your new
chief of department!" -Oh oulv so so.
Ho causes us many sleepless ofllco" hours."
La Trlbuna.
nEST POLISH IN THE WORLD.
DO NOr BE DECEIVED
with Pastes Enamols and Paints which
stain ine nanus lnjuro tho iron and burn
red. The Rising Sim Stovo Polish is Bril-
liant Odorless nnd Durablo. Each package
contains six onncos; when moistened will
mako several boics of Vasto Polish.
HAS AN ANNUAL SALE OF 3000 TONS.
r.3stooooccoooooooooooosnn
J-I SRVk Ep3 IvB Uold and silver Watches v
? fi-7 kfij rt H S.""r TW i""'- .Mantel t
? aF3 K fit3 WB Clocks. Umbrella. etc 6
wW B Mi-.B.f.1""1 m "change form
iQ B II CO 23 Coupon Ceriincatei. U-J-J
rn a rt i r UJ onl 7 to Arents. Onei!
rtTfl AnCrJTQCiuP0'l'!tTe'"" eerr
8 I U All til I 03-" "nnhof KnlTes'qt
0 w nws.ll l u tor further particulars U
01'1hm Till: CIUIINTY KJviFF-o.X
OlIUXB. I I i'itEMO.Vl. OlIlO.Jj
Cv5SSCKJSQC0OOOOOOOC0KOflS
A. N. K. .IL
1512.
UZX WKITINO TO AllVKUTISEIlS PLEA1B
tat lk4 t r uw the AdrtnUameat la this
pa car.
for CONSUMPTION is the
only medicine for coughs."
Icuk'tc ni.'i-iF r c- It
"""iu i ini-iniu. annnir-
3 field 111. October i 1894.
FAILS. DEST COUGH SYRUP....
dulu ur UKUUUlSTi 35 CENT5
ai tiyMi
MPTQN
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Wright, Lilly & Wright, Dolly. The Beaver Herald. (Beaver, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 1, No. 7, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 7, 1895, newspaper, March 7, 1895; Beaver, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc68077/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.