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It requires no experience to dye with Put kam Fapkijess Ites. Simply boiling your gooda in the dye is all that is necesiary. Sold by nil druggitdi. . Wheat, rye, turnips and flax are de creasing crops in Great Britain. Barley, pats, potatoes and Email fruits .are ca the increase. Catarrh Caunot Be Cured. With local applications, as they cannot resell the scat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you most tate internal remedies. Hall's Ca tarrh Cure is taken internally, andacts direct ly on the blood and mucous mrface. Hall's Catarrh Cure is r.ot a quack medicine. It was prcBeribed by one of the best physicians in this country tor years, and is a rrgulalNpi-e-scription. "it is composed of the best toniea known, combined vita the beet blood purifiers, actifctf directly on the in aeons mrace!". The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in cur ing catarrh. .Send lor testimonials, free. K. J. Ohixev & Co., Prop., Toledo, 0. fcoJd by Druggists, price. 75c. Hall's .Family Tills arc tho best. The wm-ld uses $500,000,000 worth of cot' ton goods in a year. Of this Great Britain manufactures sixty-six per cent. l?et For the Bowel. Ko matter what ails you, headache to career, you will never get well until your bowels are put right. Cascarets help nature, cure you without a grip or pain, prtfduce rat? natural (movfcments, cost you just 10 rents to Htart getting your health back. Cas caeet Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put up in licfcU boxet, every tablet has C. C. C. ttarcped on it. licwaie of imitations. Tlic n umbra- c Onverninent officials in Frunc is 410,011. 1'ifty years ago it waj Tommy "Pop, to rut the limbs my's Pop "Yes, "Then docs that on it?" to prune a tree 33 off, isn't it?" Toni' my son." Tommy make prunes grow Mv mother was troubled with H k consumption for many years. At tjj uj Ins: shetvas given up to dis. Then ft I she tr:c-i Avar's Cherry Pectoral, h g and was speedily cured." h V. I'. uOKY, AVOCS, is. I. K 1 No matter how hard 1 ycur cough or how long I you have" had it, Aycr's k I fcherry . Pectoral is the I best thing you can take. I It's too risky to wait I until you have consump-1 1 tion. If you are coughing ii I today, get a bottle of I Cherry Pectoral at once, h TIirc: sizes : 25c, 53c, $i. Al! ilrvht:i. v 9 1 Mmk Fruit. Its qualify influences i 3 & l iojitabie mat 5 growing injured only K 1 when enough actual s is in the fertilizer. M XT:.i .. .... 13 lxcunci tjimnn.y ih.h good quality possible without Potasli. Write for owrree books giving; dfiails. GERMAN KALI WORKS, r i , r t X''yV t ' fta X'aiuu St.. Smtv itii . iWIHHHMIIUHHHSilWla'a f m., i ,i i, ma mnn r ni ;EASE ok REPAIR Yon have prebab'.f teea tho kind of tires t)lt rideri neat t. G & J Ttrr-tar :bc It ! thry iwcir bf alwiyi faithful in trrvice nd to rrptir. A unrture b o ttfro-i for th G & J rlderi tool of .1 y kind required. Atk for G & J Tirri nd do not be pot ojf with ubitlt'jte. Art ctlojae free. Q & J TIRE COMPANY, Indlancpolis, lad. s. 3. APUDIWE H na ciufi. J. A UAC ii 1.. It Js.Rtso. illcILIIENNY'S TABASCO ; Mother I PI S I Cnnsnlt yowr doctor. If lit myi taU H, Ej5 then lio a'-. ! fl:tya. If lie teil yon lnt U JS i'i tak it. then rinn't t-nks it. He kujw. d h Lcare it vrith I;tn. iiro wllliiiir. 4 & -r. C. AYfet: CO.. I,..wei!, Maas. $ 1 Mfci ta fg Jftwr tthtmitirr- r -n:ect on tlio n g batt. ,f milffftt kil Drugstores. ml SCIENCE. AND INDUSTRY-. A use has beeu discovered for tbo hull of the cottonseed. It is to be usod. In admixture with flax fibre, as ma terial for the manufacture of paper. Peat is being made into a kind of wood that will answer admirably for paving and railway sleepers. Peat wood can be made to resemble any kind, from willow to oak; it will uot warp, is very durable, holds nails and screws with a firm grip, and becomes harder when laid on damp surfaces. Bombay is' cursed with badly ar ranged and unwholesome houses, pos sibly to a greater extent than any other city in the world. To get away from such tenements during the hot, dry season, camps are established in parks and open places about the city in which tents are erected. In these camps thousands of people live during five months out of the 12. Electric energy from wind has been successfully obtained in both England and Germany, but it is in the latter country that it has been actually put into use. M. G. Couz of Hamburg used a windmill with a regulator, which keeps its speed constant, no matter what the speed of the wind was, and succeeded so well that there is a strong probability tnat it will be used in small villages in Germany and sup ply electric light and power at 'a low cost. We know that it is dangerous to sit between two stools, but apparently S. Foxon of England has been thinking hard about the late worthy M. Euclid or of latter-day politicians, for he has provided a much-enduring 'bus-riding population with a triangular seat. This seat is a kind of three-sided drum, formed of flat boards or laths, and re volving on an axis. This method en sures one part of the seat always be ing usable, dry and clean in spite of rain, for the uppermost one protects the two lower ones. Of course the In vention could well be applied to pri vate and public garden seats. But us ers should 'sit fair and square; other wise ! Carriages lighted with electricity promise to be used in the near fu ture. The lights will illuminate the interior of the vehicles, in addition to the ordinary carriage lights at either side of the coaehman's box. The small batteries are placed under the coach man's seat. At the side of the box is a small switchboard by which the coachman can illuminate the interior of the carriage at will. In the centre of the top of the vehicle is a small electric bulb which casts a light of one candle power. The presence of the wires which connect the switch board and the bulb is hidden by the black enamel. The purpose of the in novation is to furnish light when the occupants of a carriage are entering of leaving, and it promises to be a much appreciated improvement. Siariiillintr 3Iai- 1 mjasille. The very largest city that this earth has ever known would be altogether too small to be visible to a being dwelling on the planet Mars, even if that being were endeavoring to see it with a telescope as powerful as the greatest and most perfect instrument ic any observatory on this globe. If the whole extent of Lake Supe rior was covered with petroleum, and if that petroleum was set on fire, then I think we may admit that an inhabi tant of Mars Avho was furnished with a telescope as good as that which Mr. Percival Lowell uses at Flagstaff might be able to see that, something had happened. Hut we must not sup pose that the mighty conflagration would appear to the Martian as a very conspicuous object. It would rather be a very small feature, but still I think it would not be beyond the reach ol a practised observer in that planet On the other hand, if an area the size of Lake Superior-on Mars was to be f ooded with petroleum and that petrol eum was to be kindled, we should ex pect to witness the event .from he'.e it not a large object, and the conflagra tion, but as a tiny little point of just discernible light. The of Mars is not a large object, and the eonfiagra tion would not extend over the three hundredth part of that disk. It i? sufficient to state these facts to show that the possibility of signal ing to Mars is entirely beyond the power ol human resources. Sir Rob ert S. Ball, in The Independent. wfnir !!irtl. Most curitfus are the sewing or tail or birds of India little yellow things not much larger than one's thr.rab. To escape falling a prey to snikes and monkeys the tailor bird picks up a dead leaf and flies up into a tree, and with a fibre for a thread and its bill for a neeJle, sews the leaf to a Krcen one hanging from the tree; the rides ara sewed up, an opening to the nest thus formed being left at the ton. That "a nest is swinging in tho tree no snake or monkey or even man would suspect. London Science Sittings. The contortionist is not the only fdimv who is addicted to patting him self on the back. Marking Our Northern Boundary. On that part of the boundary line deliminitng Canada an dthe United States, bitween Rouse's Point and the River St. Lawrence, some of the fragile moniuments of wood and mounds re quire attention, and in some cases re placement. To inspect them with a view of finding out their exact condi tion, the Canadian Government and that of New York have appointed surveyors to go over the ground, and report the facts as they find them. Many poles are said to have disappeared; an ad monition that less perishable materials will require to be used as substitutes. Where the monuments have disappeared the problem will be to find the exact places which they occupied. Mounds are scarcely suitable for this work, for, besides being subject to denuding in fluences, they may be maliciously tam pered with, and put out of easy recog nition. Some durable material ought to be substituted for materials that arc perishable or unstable, and we take it for granted that this course wil bt followed. Kaiser Wilhelm allows no chanc pass that will serve to make himself and his family popular with all classes in Germany. Of course the crown prince is dedicated to the army and likewise E'tcl Frkz. To the navy was given Acalbert, and now he has given two. other lions, not to the law,' nor to the church nor to medicine, hut to ag riculture. It has been announced that Princes August William and Oscar will learn, in addition to the many other things they are taught, practical agri culture. Their father has given them a small farm at Pleon. and with a half dc-zw of their school-fellows they will dig and plant in the most .v.ientific man ner, selling their products at market prices to the Empress. Not only will they dig and plant and wred, but they will have to milk two cows and look after the chickens. Buckhannon (W. Va.) Woolen Mills states that it expects to b".: ild a modern plant to replace its $18,003 plant that was destroyed by fire recently. 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The man who is sandbagged and robbed of every penny is knocked centsless. A German tourist in Korea writes that the usual bill of fare consists of dog meat, rice and beaus. Kczemn and Teller. TTrtfcMna airl TVM-r ar.i tnrlnrlnrlv riicernit- ing; one ointment only euro them ; its nam is Tetterine. 50o. a box by mail from J. T. Shuptrine, Savannah, Ga., if your druggist .i . i uun j, ctp it. Superntitious people consider it a bad break to crack a looking glass. Hook "My rich uncle is dead." Nye "The one who put on so many airs?" Hook "Exactly. And now it seems he has cut off some heirs, in cluding me." iflilH Woman fYIcra Adnitro is the correctly dressed one. foundation ber figure. Tho ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS STRAIGHT FRONT mate a stylish, correct beginning, and the rest is easy. Ask your dealer to show them. Wnrntnr flnrsfif fln WORCESTER, MASS. THREE CHICAGO B0GT0R3 Failed to Bo for Miss Mabelle L. LaMonto What Was Accom plished by Lydia E. Hnkham's Vegetable Compound. '? Dear Miis. Tixkuam: I vras in au awful stato for nearly three years with a complication of female troubles Which three physicians called by dif ferent names, but tho pains were all the same. I dreaded the time of my , . MAEELLE L. HMONTE. monthly periods for it meant a coupl of days in bed in awf ul agony. I final ly made up my mind that the good doctors were guessing1; and hearing from different friends such pood re ports of !Lylia E. IMnklianrs Veg etable Compound, I tried that. bless the day I did, for it was tho dawning" of a new life for me. I usetj five bottles before I was cured, but when they were taken I was a well woman once more. Your Compound is certainly wonderful. Several of my friends havo used it since, and nothing but the best do I ever hear from ita use." Yours, Majieixe L. LaMostb, 222 E. 31st St., Chieafro, 111. $B00 forfeit If above testimonial is not genuine. If Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vege table Compound could euro Miss LaMonte why not you ? Try it and sco for yourself. Mrs. Pinltbam advises sick wo men free. .A''-". TvTm, Mass. w Bom by Kl Jourl Cil'TIOX! The genuiuf Im veii.oiieatidptieeolxtiom Kotice increase of tala in tablebclows 1000 1,259,751 Pair.?. 1901 1,566,720 Pairs. Business More Than Doubled In Four t ears. THE REASONS: , U .L. Uougla muxes rtwI spii.i more men' fs.OOnniJ $3.D0 lioe than any other t wo iiuirrf 'rs in the world. W. 1,. Donil;i3 $.M nml iB.fo s!is p'.su-eil Bide by fiido wilh S6.CO and $f.(X) sLiki ,r o'her inaKt-f. nre found to Ixt juat ft pood. 1 liey vi'l outwear two pairs of ordinary 53.00 and ffl.So nbtc. Made of the best leathers, including Pattnt Corona Kid, Corona Colt, ana fiap'oral Kangaroo. Vntl Color FyMMi rr4 Atwor Il!rk Ht-ot. nvt. Tr.I,.Koo!. 4.00 "(lilt .!! f.lu" wl h eqaalird, Mti.k. Ik v nitt.ll t'llra. 1mt.ttiae 4ao. WANTFf) J who1' want tnmalS nn,L,y themoftofiil'e.study Iookkpplntr. Piniiniilitp, Miortliaiui, Arltltmi-tlc. riv,, AT IlOiUIC uudt-r the caidance ol EX PEK1ENCKD TEAt HKIty. 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