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How far off from the rest some parts-

of the United States are was Illustratedpointedly a fortnight ago when Caplain Milan keeper of the MountDesert Rook Light off the Maine coastpaid his first visit of the winter to themainland and there first learned of thedestruction of tho Maino Ho bought-

all tho papers ho could find giving anaccount of the catastrophe to take to

the small community of his homeBoston Transcript

Public ClocksFew great cities of America are adequately

provided with I ib1 In clocks of ouch a size andprominentloeallnnatolndicstethe timeBO Iflaover

high time to check ROel bladder com ¬

plaint manifested tothen1rrerbyinaotlvlty-nt the orKBuaalTectcil HostatteriHitters remedies ItS It does drpe sl

rheumatism constipation blilousnvis andnervousness

A magnetic inrvey Is to be made of Prussia-on whose coast regions maznetlo miBMirments have been carried out by the Imperialnaval authorities the stations will be SI

miles apart and tho coat 812000

To Cure a Cold In One DayTake Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets AH

Druggists refund money If ItlUalls cure 33-

Cwho a Micccsful writer of fiction the diegets 01t the weather report easilytances nil competitors

neautr Is flood DeepClean blood means a clean skin No

beauty without it CagcareU Candy Cathar-tic clean your blood and itclean bystirring up the lazy liver and arivmgallpurities from the to

pimples boils blotches blackheads-and that bilious complexion by takingCascarets for ten cents All drug-gist satisfaction guaranteed 100250606

church hKM been completedJeIestemeta cost of 303000

Sent Irvr Klondike MapFrom Gold Commissions official survey Ad-

dress Garduer Co Springs Colo

STVITUS DANCE SPASMS and all ncrvousdlcenrespermanently cured by the use ofDr Kline mat Restorer Send forFllKK 100 trial bottle and treatise to DrIt II Ltd 01 Arch Street Phlla Pa-

L The coils composing the epidermis are149UO of an Inch In diameter

What You GetWhon You Buy Modiolno Is a Mat-

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of Croat ImportanceDo you get that which has the power to

eradicate front your blood all poisonoustaints and thus remove the cause of dis-

ease¬

Do you buy HOODS Garsaparlllaand only Hoods If you do you may take

iJ it with the utmost confidence that It willdo you good Bemember

Hoods SarsaparillaIs Americas

Hoods Pills cure biliousness Indigestion

A Lead Pipe Cinch

r Tho expression a lead pipe cinchoriginated In Brooklyn N y ex¬

plained a wellknown turfmanThough It is very frequently used by

sporting people it is not over twentyfive years old and I doubt if it Is thatold It Indicates a sure thing or atleast that is thought to be dead sureThere are several explanations of itsorigin but I am satisfied that Brooklynwas its home It was coined In thisway Some years ago a fellow entereda plumbing shop and stole a piece oflead pipe He wanted to take it overto New York and to keep it from be ¬

ing seen he wrapped the pipe aroundI his body and then put his clothes on

over it A cinch in turf languagemeans a girth or saddle band or any-

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I that is used to keep a saddle on-t I a horse or mule tight Cinching up

means therefore tightening up and isof Spanish origin As the fellow withthe lead pipe around his body jumped

I to catch the ferryboat he fell over ¬

board and of course the weight of thelead carried him down A horseman-In explaining the occurrence said thethief had a lead pipe cinch and hehad and it drowned him Washing ¬

ton Star

AN OPERATION AVOIDED

I Mrs Rosa Gaum Writes to Mrsa Plnkham About She Says

DEus Mm PISEOLSI I tako pleas-ure in writing you a few lines to in-

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you of the good your VegetableCompound has done me I cannotthank you enough for what your mcdiclue has done for me it has indeedhelped me wonderfully-For years I was trou-bled

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with anovariantumor-eaehyeargrow ¬

ing worse tintil at last Iwas compelled-to consult with

I a physiciana Ho said-

aothingcould4

be done forl me but to go under an operation-

In speaking with a friend of mine

l about it she recommended Lydia EPinkhams Vegetable Compound say-ing

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she kncwit would cure me I thensent for your medicine and after tak-ing

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three bottles of it the tumor dis-

appeared¬

Ohl you do not know howmuch good your medicine has doneme I shall recommend It to all suffer ¬

ing women Mrs ROSA GAUM 720Wall St Los Angeles CaL

The great and unvarying success ofLydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com ¬

pound In relieving every derangementof the female organs demonstratesit to be tho modern safeguard of womans happiness and bodily strengthMore than a million women have beenbenefited by itv Every woman who needs advice

t about her health is invited to write tcit Mrs Plnkham at Lynn Mass

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SCENES RICHJCAMAUGL

IMPOSING SCENE WHEN GEN FRED

GRANT TOOK THE OATS

OBLIGATED BY EXCONFEDERATE

Gen Grant Highly Grutlflcd Over thoIlenmnt lullournentlluchFrm ¬

ternal Hnmlihnklne

A Chickamauga dispatch says Gen-

eral

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Fred D Grant took the oath Wed-

nesday

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as brigadier general and thoceremony was one of intense interest

Tbe oath was administered by JudgeGeorge A Harris of Rome Ga anexconfederate and tits ceremony waswitnessed by a large concourse of peo-

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exconfederato and exfederal sol-

diers¬

General Grant expressed great satis-faction

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that he should have the privi ¬

lege of assuming the obligations of hisoffice from so distinguished a confed-erate

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and when the ceremony wasover n great shout went up the firstman to shake hands with and congrat-ulate

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tho distinguished officer beingMajor George L Gillespie who waswith General Leo when he surrenderedat Appomattox

The scene was one unique in the his-

tory¬

of tho country and tho incidentcreated the greatest enthusiasm whichbroke into cheers that almost shookMissionary Ridge when General Grantsaid

Shake bands now not over abloody chasm but on the soil of a

country one in its loyalty to tho one

flagThereare probably 200 soldiers in

the various regiments who are sick atdivision hospitals in view of whichthe Chattanooga branch of the nationalrelief committee has authorized thostatement that it is now ready to re-

ceive¬

any contributions that WRY besent from the various states for the re-

lief¬

and sustenance of the sick Sup-plies

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may be sent to Dr W J Trim ¬

ble president of the branch or toGeorge W Ochs exmayor of the citysecretary who will see that everythingreaches its proper destination Thisbranch of the committee has the in¬

dorsement of tho authorities andrelieves the hospital department fromthe care and distribution of such sup ¬

plies-A 0 Post of company N fifth Il ¬

linois of Canton Ill died Tuesdaynight and the remains were shipped tobis family Wednesday He was amember of the Knights of Pythiasand a large detachment from that or ¬

der of the local lodges accompanied-the remains to tho depot

Private E L Thompson of com ¬

pany L fifth Maryland son of CaptainThompson of company 0 of the sameregiment was drowned Wednesdayafternoon while bathing in Chicka-mauga creek

Major Shiba of the Japanese armywho has been at Chickamauga watchthe organization of the volunteerarmy loft for Tampa Major Shibawhen asked what ho thought of thearmy said

It is simply marvelous He willask to accompany the army of invasion-to be sent to Cuba

In accordance with orders issuedthe First District of Columbia OneHundred and Fiftyseventh IndianaSecond New York and First Ohio inantry regiments left Wednesday morn ¬

ing for TampaOrders from the war department to

all regiments to fill up their rolls tothe full strength of 1307 men wereissued during the day and the details-For recruiting are being made up asrapidly as possible

HOSPITAL DONATED

Mrs Leiter of Chicago Founds Home ForSick Soldiers

A Chicago dispatch says The Unitedstates government will bo richer by ahospital Chickamauga park within afew days through the generosity ofMrs L Z Leiter Tho illness amongrho troops there was brought to hernotice some time ago and she at oncebegan a correspondence with Assist ¬

ant Surgeon General Bonn to see whatmight be done

Mrs Loiter was told that a perma ¬

nent hospital to supply mora comfortsthan the ordinary field shelter waswhat was chiefly needed and the ChickaiaauRa park hotel upon the grounds-near Crawfish springs was thought tobe most suitable This building MrsLeiter has purchased for the govern-ment

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The hospital will supply accommo ¬

dations for between GOO and 700

THIRTY DAYS RATIONS

neluc Prepared For General Las Troopat Jacksonville

The war department is massing ra-tions

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for thirty days for the troopsthat are assembling at Jacksonvilleunder General Lee The authoritiesdecline say how many men are tobe concentrated there or whether theywill stay at that place for the fullthirty days for which the rations areprovided

CALIFORNIANS DISSATISFIED

They enter Protest Against flaw TreatyWith France

The reciprocity proclamation of thopresident which admits fruits brandiesand spirits at 8120 a gallon has great-ly

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excited the California dealers whosay their industry will be ruined Anagreement has been sent to SenatorPerkins by a committee of wino grow-ers

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asking him to enter an immediateprotest against the provisions

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OMAHAS DIG SHOWOPENED

PRESIDENT MKINLEY STARTS THE

WHEELS MOVING

DELIVERS ADDRESS BY TELEPHONE-

An Imposing Civic 1nrado Tliroo Mlles

Long a Feature or the Day Inthe Nebraska City

Amid the music of a hundred bands

the cheers of a hundred thousand peo-

ple the blasts of many whistles and

the waving of innumerable lings thetransMississippi and International exposition was dedicated at Omaba NebWednesday

Everything contributed to thesmoothness of the final preparations-and nothing occurred to mar the occa

sionThe civic parade was tlKeo mileslong consisting of the officers andguests of the exposition in carriagesthe semimilitary organizations and nilthe secret societies of Nebraska andadjacent states

Rev Dr Samuels of St Louisopened the exercises at tho groundswith an appeal to IHe who dooth allthings well to shower His blessingson the enterprise and the people or

the transMississippi region especiallyPresident Wattles Hon J L Weberof Omaha and Hon John L Baldwin-of Council Bluffs eulogized the occasion

President McKinley addressed theassembled multitude by a longdistance telephone and touched the elec-

tric button in the blue room of thewhite house at Washington Ho spokeas follows

Hon George Wattles presidentTransMississippi and InternationalExposition Omaha NebThe cor-

diality of the invitation extendedme to bo present at the opening ofyour exposition is deeply appreciatedand I more deeply regret that publicduties prevent me from leaving thecapital at this time

The events of a memorable half cen-

tury which the transMississippi andInternational exposition commemo-rates

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are interwoven with the history-of the whole nation and are of sur-passing

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importance The mighty westaffords most striking evidence of thesplendid achievements add possibili-ties

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of our people It is a matchlesstribute to the energy and enduranceof the pioneer while in vast agricul ¬

tural development its progress inmanufactures its advancement in thearts and sciences and in all depart ¬

ments of endeavor has been estimablecontributions to the civilization andwealth of the world Nowhere havetho unconquerable determination selfreliant strength anti sturdy manhood-of our citizenship been more forciblyillustrated In peace or war the menand women of the west have ever beenin tho vanguard

VI congratulate tho management-upon its magnificent enterprise andassure all who participate in this un-

dertaking¬

of the deep interest whichthe government has in its success

WILLIAM MoKiNLEYTho ceremony at the Washington-

end was brief and was conducted withlittle formality The members of theNebraska delegation in congress ac ¬

companied by the ladies of their fami-lies assembled at the white house andwere presented to the president

A clear wire to Omaha was secured-at 150 oclock and the presidentstepping to the instrument pressedthe button which set in motion the ex-

position machinery about 1500 milesaway After thanking the president-for his courtesy the party withdrewnnd joined in the following congratu-latory telegram to the president of theexposition

Nebraska delegation assembled inexecutive mansion extend their congratulatious upon tho auspicious be ¬

ginning of so vast an enterprise as theransMississippi and International ex-

position and regret their inability to-

be present and personally participate-in its achievements

Tho Public DebtThe monthly statement of the pub-

lic¬

debt shows that at the close of busness May 31 1898 the public debt-

less cash in the treasury amounted to1037773760 an increase over last

month of 19341108ANXIOUS FOR PEACE

Spain Instructs Ambassador to France to-

Ad For InterventionThe Madrid correspondent of The

London Morning Post saysSenor Leon y Castillo the Spanish

ambassador to France at his recentconferences with the queen regent andSenor Sagasta was officially chargedto ask the powers to intervene to ob-

tain peace on such terms would pro ¬

tect the amour propre of SpainThe ambassador will urge as a

reason for such intervention the dan ¬

ger of a loss of trade to the powersthemselves in the event of tho contin-uance

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of the war Political and diplo-matic

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circles in Madrid believe thatCastillo will succeed

LAND ATTACK NOT MADE

Report That Insurgents Swooped Downon Santiago la Dented

The published report of an attackupon the city of Santiago de CubaThursday by the insurgents is not con ¬

firmed and appears to be without foun-dation

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Reports of the dreadful destitution-of the inhabitants of the city how-ever

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are verified It is said now thateven the officials are unable to procurea normal supply of food

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They Ctmftnd tftttfWhy cant women be natural

growled Bumply according to the Datrolt Free Press They make nitthink of a lot ot blue jays with theirclatter and their pluming and theirotTortu to improve on nature Theycat think out more crazy plans nazilevoloped more unmitigated nonsensethan so many inspired imps Look atyour hair Mrs Bumply plaited andtwisted and fluted and banged till Itlooks no more like what it does in Ibnormal state than a junk pile lookslike any of its original elements Andthoso sleeves and those three storyheels and that ctlCnecked1 collarHonestly if men compelled you to rigup in that barbarous fashion youdinveigh against them as brutal sav

agesOhI dont know said Mrs Bump ¬

ly who is very matter of fact contemplate your own hair Looks asilit was laundered down on top andmolded over putt combs on the sideTho shoulders of your coat aro builtup ns though you were trying to palmyourself off for a prizefighter and thoway that your mustache is twisted upat tho ends makes me think ot o

French dancing on a reception nightThen Bumply grew very distant in

hiD manner arranged to go down townat once told his wife not to sit up forhim and said that If she had one faultabove another it lay in her Irrepres-sible disposition to grow personalwhenever she entered into debate

Revival oi Medieval Art >

A delightful revival of medieval artIs crochet work in gold and sliverthread Besides beauty and brilliancy-It possesses great durability A collar-or an edging a small triangular piecefor the colt will last the owner a life-time

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It gives the finest effect whenapplied to black or dark colored vel-vet

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No matter how fashion may goIt never loses its popularity altogether

Now York Mall and Express

New South Wales has 000000 acresof wheat

How Relief Came

from Cola County Democrat JtftrtonOily Mo

When Is grippe visited this section aboutseven years ago Herman II Evoler of 811W Halo St Jefferson Mo was one of thevictim and has slate been troubled withthe aftereffects ol the disease He is awollluown contractor and builder a bustnew requiring muah mental and physicalwork A year ago his health to tallalarmingly and that ho lives today is al ¬

most a miracle He saysI was troubled with shortness of breath

palpitation of tho heart and a general deback alto pained ma severely

I tried one doctor after another andnumerous remedies suggested by myfriends but without apparent benefit and

began to giveup Lopec LJ Then I sax

f Dr WilliamsPink Fills torPale People-extolled In aSt Louispaper andlifter Inrestlgallon de-cided

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to give1 them a trial

After us-ing

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the first-A Contractors JHffltuUy box I felt

Wonderfully relieved and was satisfiedthat the pllU were putting me on the road-to recovery I bought two more boxes andcontinued taking them

After taking tour boxes of Dr WilliamsPink Pills for Pale People I am restored toRood health and feel like A new manI am now capable of transacting mybusiness with increased ambition-

Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peopleare a wonderful medicine and anyone thatIs amloted with shortness of breath pal ¬

pitation ot the heart nervous prostration-and general debility will and that tnesepills are the specific HcnxAit II Evxxru

Subscribed and sworn to before me aNotary Public this 24 th 1897

mix PODTSZONO Notary PublicMr Eveler will gladly answer any In-

quiry¬

regarding this If stamp is enclosedDr Williams Pink Pins cure people

troubled with tho aftereffects of thegrippe because they act directly on theImpure blood They are also a specUla forehronla erysipelas catarrh rheumatism-and all due to Impure or ImporWished blood

Her Secret Spinal

Nervous housewives whose husbandsfrequently bring home company to din ¬

ner without preliminary warning of ¬

ten worry in their secret hearts to sup-

ply¬

the unexpected guests A matronliving in one of the prettiest suburbanresidences in West Philadelphia whosehusband persists in bringing homeguests at the most inopportune timesbaa hit upon a happy expedient to meetpossible emergencies

In passing any dish at the table ofwhich there may be a limited supply-the hostess makes a point to mentionthe enigmatical letters F H B insuch a manner as not to attract the at-

tention¬

of the guests around the boardImmediately the members of the family-are aware of the circumstances anddiscreetly partake gery lightly if atall of the viands in question Thesecret of the three letters wa solved-a few days ago and the hostess after ¬

wards laughingly confessed her littlescheme F H B in this instancestands for family hold backBostonTraveler

Kdaeata Tour Bowels With CascaretaCandy

we 29o if a COfalldruggtsurefundmoney-

Brooklyn is to have the worlds biggest tngar refineryMm WinslowSoothingSyrup children

softens the pms rednoesinflamma-lion allays pain cures wind colic S5o bottleLion dcCoVPlck Lear tnoklncTolaeeostands unilTalled for and flavor Madefrom the purest ripest and sweetest TobaccoH will you fry It

For Whootilne COUlhl PisosCure Is n euccesstnl remedy Di Tn 67 ThroopAve N Y Nov It 18SH

A V Priest Druggist Sbelbjrllle IndCatarrh Cure gives the best ofsatisfaction Can get plenty of testimonials

asltoareaeveryoni who takes It Druggistssell t 5o

has only 183 per cent of therailroad mileage too country

To Can Constipation VoravwtTake OUcarela CaoarCatnarlle 100 or lie

It a00 to cure r tuna money

Undulating better for the growth ofcropathan a level lion

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necessity the buying of soap is an important yearly item

i The grocer who has an eye to larger profits may notsuggest Ivory Soap He will recommend nothing else-

if he is conscientious Ivory Soap is a pure soap all

through That makes it the most economical and best-

A1 perfect soap for the toilet

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and laundry-

ITWORD OF WARNING Thtre art many white soaps acb riprtstnUi to be Jut

u good at th Ivory IShey ARE NOT but Ilk all counterfeits tick the peceferand-rimsrlubhquallauof th gtnulne Ask for Ivory Soip and insist upon get egIt

caatUNynrSO tatvar 44fifei

Greatest Ilfht la the World

The greatest light In tho world alantern which has an illuminating pow-

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equal to 00000000 candles thrownin a beam nine feet in diameter Issoon to bo erected upon the Highlandsjust above Sandy Hook to show mariA ¬

ers where they can find the entranceto the harbor of ew York It will stand240 feet above tide water and at thatdistance will be visible about 30 miles-If it could be elevated three times thatheight it could be seen 100 miles dlitaut This II the same light that stoodupon the southwest corner of the manu-

facturers¬

building at the Worlds Fairwhero it was exhibited Henry Lopaute of Paris France and was pur-

chased¬

for 10000 by the light houseboard Tho lenses are nine feet in di-

ameter¬

and are composed of a centraldtsk two prismatic rims and 100 pris¬

matic segments all of carefully groundand polished optical glass There arethree lamps with Interchangeable car ¬

bone one inch in diameter fed by ncurrent of 55 volts The generator andengine which were used at Chicagowere not purchased as it is believedthat we make bettor ones in AmericaT lamp weighs 20 tons and floats inmercury in a holow steel cylinder Bo

slight is the friction that it may bumoved by a childs finger It Is aquestion whether this lamp may notbe made useful in case of war by rig-ging

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it as a search light to sweep theapproaches to the harbor of New Yorkand thus disclose the presence of ahostile fleet Chicago Record

Purely n local DiseaseEczema li a local disease and needs local

treatment The Irritated diseased skin mustsoothed and smoothed and healed No use todose yourself and ruin your stomach Just be¬

cause of an eruption Tetterlne la theonly simple safe and certain cure for TotterEczema Ringworm and other skin troubles-At druggists or b mall f orW cents In stamos-J T Bhuptrine Savannah Oa

Missouri has more chickens than any otherstate in the union

DostTobacco Spit sad Snots Your Lift Away

To quit tobacco easily and forever be mag-netic fun of life nerve and vigor take NoToDso the wonderworker that makes weak menstrong All drufglats COo or IL Cure guaran-teed Booklet and simple free AddressSterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York

There Is talk of establishing a school ofmines In Johannesburg

Fits permanently cured No fits or nervous-ness

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afUrflnt use of Dr Klines GreatNerve Restorer ti trialbnttleandtrentitefreeDR 11 H KLINE Ltd 931 Arch St Phlla Pa

All of the beggars la Italy must be dulylicensed

2eToBao for nifty C nUGuaranteed tobacco habit cure makes week

men atroag blood pure too H All druggists

Natals wool production decreased In 189730per cent

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HIPACTUAL BUSINESS TAUGHTRailroad Fare raid fOSITlOSS QUA RAX

TEED Open all year to Doth SexesOeorgla Alabama Uuslnesi College

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Sour StomachAfter I wes Induced to try CASCA

RET I will nererbe without them In the homeMr liver was In a very bad shape and mj headaobed and I bad stomach trouble Now slate Uklog C scaret> I feel line Mr wits has alto usedthorn with beneficial results for sour stomach

Joe KaiauNQ mi Congress St St Louis Mo

CANDYCATHARTIC

TRAO5 MAlta to rtwro

Pleasant Palatable Taite Good DaGoo Merer Sicken V eaten Gripe lOc SOcWc

CURB CONSTIPATION 5-

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couabitgCOMPLETE OilandFtiffl-iteiiMILL OUTFITS

Gin Press Cane Mill and Shingle OutfitsBuilding Bridge

Faetorr Furnace Castingsand RailroadRailroad ltll M < blnlale and Factory Supplies J

Belting Packing Injectors Pipe FittingsSaws Files Oilers Etc

CaTCa every day work ISO handLOMBARD IRON WORKSSUPPLYCQI

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Good All the Year Round

ST ANDREWSCOLD TEA

For the LiverCOLEMANS TOBACCO OIL LINIMEN

It the Best Liniment la the World

Per Rbssmetlzmiardji BukMfc TMtliuh CnSUIT Jottaeer L roli > ui BIUI m M Lamokf ltneaad ill mtlmtiu rtiulriD ti send r m

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EXPOSURE to WETCOLDproven disastrous to many women

l NAB feet and damp clothing chill theIt t system the delicate female

are at once effected PainfulProfuse Suppressed or Obstructed Menses

tl Whites Womb or some otherJr healthdestroying disease is almost certain-

to follow such exposure unless proper pre-cautions

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are When of ¬

eases appear women should begin the use of

1 GERSTLESt

S Female Panaceal TfluG F paass-

i I It will regulate the menses cure all forms of1 female disease and give health and strength

1 It isused in the of the home Ho conimitations No humiliating examinationsIf there is any to constipation or J

indigestion take mild doses tRegulator

MY DAUGHTER SUFFER INTENSELYfemale Irrtrularitlei arid had tried phnicUni and butc-n retie je wt had dNp red 0 erecovery ether remediestdtoFema a panacaa and her life

A J ACE Jamestown TensFor Sale at Drug Stores W OO per BottU

L QERSTLB ee CO Preps Chattanooga Tent

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