Ak Vnur Dealer fur tllen'a FmI Ktw,
A powder to shitko Into your allocs; regis tha
feet. Cures ( hi ns, lluuioi.s, tiwol'ep, Soro,
Hot, Oilloiis, Ai-hiiig, WwontiUK Keet niid ln
KruwiiiK Nulirt. Aileu's Voot-Kase makes
now cr tilth t .-hoes ensv. At nil ilniutslMts
iiinl shoe -lores, an eta. Numple mitilt-U FltEE.
Address Allen S. ulnistti'J, I.eKoy, N. V.
Choosing a Wife.
T'luMy one cannot help falling in
..vo with 11 li:tmlsumt woman lw
knows hoss tn ilrrss lirvsolf.
1 'iidily-Ves; lint when a. nnin chooses
n ife ho Is wiser to choose one ssiio
run dress n l in !;' of a lohstev than
.i.i:e wim knows . : 1 1 y how to ilivss h-r-
ir. r.esii'ii 'i iMusct-iiit.
Stomach
Troubles
In
Spi
ring
Are tii t i m.i.t; I'Kr.t.iMi, Imil tusto
in tlio ino.ith, ilull l-.'-M Who, sleep
loSHUens, poor appetite.
No mallei- liow direful yen nr
nliont ruling, everything you take, iuto
your stomach turn sour, causes ilis
tresn, I'jitU!' uiiil unpleasant guses.
Pent ymi uiiilciiilau.l what theso
ay niiitonn sienals nf ill stress menu?
They ere the cries of tlio stomach
fur hc'.i '. It is being os. envoi kel.
It necls I'll' peculiar tunic iitaiit ies
anil iligestivi; ttrciiijth to be foitti.l iu
Hood's Sarsapariila
The best sioniftch ami bloo l remo
tlies. known to the meilieal prufessiiMi
are eoni'mi'.'.! in tho iiieilu'iue, iui.1
thoiisft'ilu iif grateful letters tel!iii
its euros prove il to le the oreutet-t
tueilieiue tor all stomach troubles ever
vet ilisei.ve'-.'.l.
V.'.-ll
In.-. nf-.l
1. in -;.
lilokes the'
mii'-vim; :
11!!. I CtillVe
i-re,l.
1 1 ii .ii:
in It . .
cheap. "
Kli-' i:o
by -i:i-.t:.-to
t:ii t 'I'
the Ui!illii
Dili ;iv 1
Mays '.I
looked.
i'ii" a. an
Wood Per tec Stce in Summer.
! '.: . - I !' ev .u-.na work "
a. i I .1 er.T llllil -iiijt pleir
! iW !nt-s ihiriiijj Mitiiin
.!:! e. I makes ooi . ,h
svaie i I" lime and :
hell. tilT-'ll Winiil -
.pipe ssith sour. 1 r
ionic, whoso p' ,
elht ti. .. .c-;-if
:m- is your sv !'-. a
n:.-:ils iiinl lu'i . ..
v.; :is'e also. Il ,s i
.'Uil split won 1 !' : !
ri
US 1U 1 1 llfl H n
Hu H H lU.
l "
THE SPRING MODES.
I. Hut NeUHon'il fr'niiuleft Arc Ketuinril. Sut
lleiuouteil lv Many New Itiies.
The ppring dress is a eomiiosite
work of urt, retaining all of last sea
son's fancies auJ BUiiiileuieutitt; thcui
by many new ones.
Tho modes of this last sprim; of the
nineteenth eeutury present tas.:e I'a-
luiliar feutures;
The ininoess dress.
Tho t'ulouuise.
The overskilt anil the tuviie.
The l'laiteil skirt.
The bolero anil the Ktou j.u-Uet.
The box coat.
The lavish use of luee, eni''i ei lery
an 1 fringe.
Au.l the lotip, soft, pliable oiVeel t
nearly every posvu.
Tie iiesv oiul-ol-the-ecntury dresses,
like ihoohl beinuiiic:-ol'-the eeiit:irv
dresses, are lituiy and trausavent. ;
l-'aslnou seems iletermined to r.'irnl :
nut the evele in the matiuer iu w'uteh :
il began. I
The spiiiii; modes iutr.'ditee tenta
tively these novcltks: (
Festoeueii di aperies, lockiii.; pel
hups tii.siird panniers, ;
Little eapes. i
loiis.p:ietaire onlVs, rcvhiii: Vj ihc
elbows. i
Slee-.es ssnie below the elbows. j
. -o 'l .iion plaiting. j
A'i I an iiii'nits' uaiuber of small va
iiati i'.s nud moditieat iosis, like t!ie '
eombiiiiit'.nu of line lav.u sviih piipie,
the elevation of the stripe to a pedes
tal be -i ie the plaid, the addition i I
direct. ere scarfs to the sprins wrap,
n marked increase iu the idolatry lav
ished up'ia the tuck, and many : i sv
aiid I eauiil'e.l things iu I lie detail- of
crna'i.i"'s and triiuuiinu's. ,
i'i.eie is '.M talk about sh.r;
The newest imported dres.-i - a1'- ,'i-t
;i- 1 e.j. in float and t'un a- uricii in
tin- 1 aek as they have a!! w.::tei .
Hit re is liiueli di-cu-M'-a fuller
skirts, but the fnlhu-ss i- ab-.nt the
I'.-e! i-i aided llares an' p' iltuus; s-i
tin as .'.-la-crus the ..ttt'i:.- the li,-
:;r- creater i
fore i - l.ii i Vii'Otl fi :
have ;t well
Von will i
up sti'Ve v.
ri; l.-tf:ns. ie
This
that is oil
:;a- t'-vo sin:
-'I a plain f.
l.ut- in th-
i l.i.; nari.ev
t.ovai 1
n a : fl '
rllV
Un
as mu''h as
' Hie .-.'UMis.
cman's
I'll-- tieve-t ever- :-.;rts nr.
! I -"ij!-i'.-.p:e b. youd d- r.-!
! . ; oiute l . -kn ts ai .
v.:t.i hi -e tl.-we.-s butt- ;l;
i . ! ;'; ou i-.iC side 1'V :..
-v.il- or bit- .. coral. The '
iv .ii.i-i ovi r.iress is nr.eh if-i-i
Ire- - s, ainl i looped with i
'i"'ie lU -st noscl over-kins al l
p.eal adoiir mu-dius an 1 di: -:il
s;e i.-.-e 1 Marie Atiioiu. tte o-.r
they are 1 ...ped ;.t ca.-l; si !e
baeli rail liiuuai.r sit -'e;e-' ive .
; lasted
on e.'.cl:
.1 -able
b.c-k.
:uo at.il
aaeifnl
lptioii. I
ililiiied
. - and
a-is oi
' .-.-'ui i -:'
r thin
i ttes. '
ir on !
!-s and
a-i i.e-. !
of the '
of pun- ;
when siok Is Lydla Em
Piitkham's Vegetable
Compound
No other medlolno In tho
world has dono so much
good.
No oonfidenoa has over
been violated.
No woman's testimonial
was ever published by
Mrs. Plnkham without
special permission.
No woman ever wroto to
Mrs Pinkham for advice
without getting help. No
man seas these letters.
Her advise is free, and
her address is Lynn,
Mass. She Is a woman,
you can tell her the truth.
No living person Is so
oompetent to advise
women. None has had
such experience,
She has i 'stored a mil'
lion sufferers to health.
You oan trust her. Others
have.
Lydia F. Pt-ikham Med. Co., I.tdii, Mass.
'or all majirer c
NERVOIS
DISEASES.
For it
er cb-til
I lore See
, iii-oiden.-1
e-1 with
(Hip-ire
i at in co
; I
wa-ii mate i ! l:
n holer.
The ,.
!cl--i
an
i'iii-
witii -i: !. c j: i - a-i-1 ni; i u-t-a
- motifs. bin i s are of
ice it a t .ie dest :-i br.ei .-lit
u- 1 y mean:- o! tiny m...-!i
h;;le lu'isiin boii-ro i made
r .ivs oi -.iiirir; ; aii l
:i with r '. -lies oi tin
in. -.11
The
A h;;l
ui'. i n. i
iast"'
a - -i
i.-h.
dr.
Ill-
Many have
:o'e almost
i the wrisl.
A feu- thin
lire ti-ht to
:i in wpli
d tb
tu
lip-.
mv
l.lllieiy 1
i-hional
i ma-s ii
lovvti in-
-, heart'
laari-old
f tho t:;t
tilon,.
jiruvi
i -i
rA '-it '-p : c i r.c
ROOFING
MATERIALS-
iilack anil (lalvanized Corrugated Iron
t, i- r.-i,, lunis. It- . 1. 1 . . cri-.l l. i-rrt
ii.l p wn Si. -i I in !, .,t a , Sib,,.. N urn,,
I i-l . H.-av
. I s--U Shii Imiv ni l
l -i. a I.Hli.o,: ill ,-.i
M.UUU4 co., j-a.
STOPPED FREE
P'-minentlyCuffibf
OH. kJNE'S GREAT
NERVE RESTORER
. lit r.i 4J , i
HOTTI.K PR EK
-.,D irii..rr i,l(tf for
, f !I,.uti.. ! f.-i- Dlt.-.
DR. K. II KM MB. III.
1 031 ArU btret, C hlieiDhl. mate 'in.
I i.s t r-o tor rf ! ilr.g
it (Li- Sn .rli SHe
t. i I. ik n-lll Mh
l.i. ir .l l.rliic
''ll' -pr ll nta'lrs
Ssl."i nr n "vTif'ir
ii. r n.l f l f.-t -i-w-i,
p.. , i . tr. Hoi tc
r s rii, New Vm
IF Si TKHI
Mul.n -k Irt-lil. imlf he
. r llel i i v II..I l. N. . H
Idl .lli(:ri.tli ii i . 'iiir
II i if lis, 'i hi.iI Jti S .in.li.n,
r O O O C V NEW DISCOVERY;
U IX SJ I O I qui to i mil our-, on.
Afteats Wanlfd Y,
lrni
n .-ani-uiii ' ir mo liaii'iana
ui- 1'i.rttBitt. n-l t ramr a. Writ f.r
A-.i'lirsnn i ii . :(7S I. in. sl.rxi'laj.Ti-i.
kj Best Uiiiati Hyrm s Tmm iuutf. Ce M
! limn, rV.ild rVy drsgaHtH p
tt&VX! I Thompioit'i Ey f atir
:tt of III, I'.ii-i 11,-ss Wotllilli.
Itoi, write:. Ill the I.adil -
inial tli.it women, haviiu
vi -i th.-ns! lies lu.-npulile uf meet
111 I lie ile'iei'i.ls ui ie. i i.-u hlisiuess.
are r.u idly 1-eit.j; replaced by meu.
"Nai naliy. the .itie-ti.iu arises iu the
mind: Vn.it will become of these
women V The answer is that they will
go back when v they came: 'tito tie
home ui doni -'ie helper-i. This i-i .
distinct eau-e f-.-.- enrjiratalation, It
means Uic svithdra-val of a vast num
ber of women trom duties for svhieh
they were never intended, and from a
eoiiiiueivial atmosphere which i.i
reality, is distasteful tn the seusi'ive
femi-uuo mind and tine womanly tem
perament. It can ho most dolinitely
stated that the vast majority uf women
in business to-day have absolutely ii"
taste for it. They are there fimply
because necessity drove them to it.
They have done themselves little eood ,
and let it be snid iu all possible kind
ness, and yet perfect frankness, they
have done business even less eood.
With here and there an e -option,
women have seldom risen above subor
dinate positions, and :ir-;urt the jues
ti iuas we will, the standard of waaces
b is uu'ptestionably been perceptibly
lo-veivd. This alone has kept num
berless young men from marriage.
A-.-itin. it has certainly done tin? health
of women uo good: on the contrary, it
has filled our rest-cure-, s'luitarmms
an 1 hospitals to the door.-. It has
been an unnatural condition uf atlairs.
Ii. it. like all ruoveineii's. it worked
its good upon Jtho h nue. I'pou that
it has had a most sa'utary e fleet, aud
it is impossible tn overestimate its
far-reaching and boueti.-ia! lulbionce in
that respect. As iu all things in life,
we move in a circle, and wo generally
return to tho point whence we started:
back to first principles."
Mm. Hny h h srj,,ty i,ka.er.
Mrs. John H ay, wife of the dis
tinguished and uihaue Secretary of
1-itate, was a leader of Washington
society fifteen years before her hus
band had accepted a portfolio m thi
Cabinet. As Ihe lirst of 'he 'abiiiet
women, she possesHcs adi urable quail
lications for her position.
Tin; wife of the Secretary of State
is the arbiter of social life and func
tions during her n ign. As the sue
cessnr of Mrs. iiob.n t iu this capacity,
she has sponsored stun,, radical Move
ments regiii-.ling social and oliieial
prestige. She desires to break do u
that cherished belief of Senatorial
women that they hold superior rank
to the women of the Cabinet. She
wishes to establish the. manifest dig
nity of Cabinet women by destroying
the custom that they should make the
first call upon the contingent of women
who represent tho upper liouse of the
Legislature.
It is her ambitiou to impress upou
society the status of the Cabinet mem
bers and their families, as possible
heirs to the Presidency, and thus to
end a controversy wilh those not iu
tho hue of that succession. Success.
For .M -. s, iiiml i;it l.
These aro tlw days w hen those iu
possession of two or more sorls of
materials that can possibly be used
together are rejoicing. And not only
may madame shine iu odds mid ends
of handsome materials, but even tin
school girl prolits by this economical
mode.
One girl wears a very pretty dress,
which cost at making very Iillle,
because only abeet two yards .if plain
cloth was required to eke out :t leiuth
of plat 1 which had for some time re
posed iu a chest. The w y deep yoke,
the upner parts el the sleeves nud the
big, shaped l! ounce weio of I lie plaid,
while the long 'cut!'.-," the bread
shaped girdle and the upper portion
of the skirt was of the plain cloth, in
'.ins case a rich and dark blue.
The skirl, by tie- way, was re. over--k
: t elVcet, with a deep point buck
and front; rows of stitching hel l tins
and the plaid tbninco to-etlier.
Of course, if one had plain goods,
tiio plaid could be found to hiiriuoni.'.c.
Ilii lK-m SV.iaelli in I he M .11 l.l.
The richest woman in the woii i is a
Ciiiean, Senora Cotisino, who runs a
ch.se race with .John IV II .ok. f, 11-r
f-.r the position of the wealthies; oi all
living millionaires. The scr.o.a is
said to be worth .! wma, n:iil, so
t hat she tingtit give away o'- sp-nd her
own weight in gold t ii ry day fi r the
iu-x; iiTti e:i year- w ith.oit eb:ri-tiu4
her capital, and tin 1 at the end n!
this period of prodigality her ;uvnii;'i
lated interest Ftill left her the richest
w.imau the wvr'd lias ever k'l.niii
livery inoiiiinu th- seiior.i awakes
tin l' hers..',! sl.i.o i ( , :,-her lh n
w -e:i she re'ires to re-t. Sieeea
I'.oisin ., who is a w i low. is a-: L-, i.: r
o'ls a . she is at'.-l si eiiis her
in- tin v lavishiv hospitality mid
e 1- nii-tr.-s
r::i a kiuj.l
Cii a lit r.
ni.i:i-.i
of mIv.
mid lo-t-
into all
The i
r ri
i-ii.
i-v ii
- ol 1:111. is V:ls!
.in, of mines
. s.lppoit it,
merchiridi-e
it- VI islet
.siau bio
of the V
t ml.'-1-
l-einol.
bo ti-r
b..y. These little
nit u "led at the In -;
ha 1 n idy-ma le.
vet for the material
1,11- a
most de-ir.iV.e.
for a eht! 1 that
elv. t is -i-u illv
Itc-iutitu! ho'.:
i very bit as 1
1 :. i
cloth is the
i. uf course.
Uiiber one iu
h .we
iainc' and
aii
Jllst
.a.
a: (cr
I'l-h i:;ei e a' t ' a-.'1
I ri'ttv choice a-,
'of while i.i I. i
'.-til with a blue i
I', r eMra wear t
I. pie i f ecru la. -c
ir Ihe -ha ie of lh
Tio-ie are a i--i
a' ana iei -k.
w ill prove
If- blue ,
TilC bill
r uf white
i s.cit.icho.
bo en aj.-
laits both
Tml.tisf -li.-ll ami l ink ( oral.
Il.t;r or.ia :o tits of Italian e.-al ill
. i lisite sha ies ul paU' an I deep l ose
I. r .-.re cii-O'iiiliig b r t it in r dark oi
hair. -i oait ii:ii . the pale pink
: es an- set ill si:on v tili-ree silver
i-'ht into the !
.- ;! or leal lie!
:. to stick Hit i t ;
il is sunk into
,..! ,,f tint, ie
ct tie
Vl IV
I tol-i
r. -, -able
Id lace a;,
t SOe'U t-l
1 t
t I !.:.! or a
:i In., slender
IK. A-.-iiu the
br ad sliiuiug
11, wiii.-ii foiiu
t!i 1 Mimeti. ies
diamonds are
.,;:i ,.r plavd
lb-are so cbib
ehlseHed that
of t-x -p!i-It.!y
. beautiful th.-y
;e a 1 led lustre
I . U-A ni lit;- I'r.iin Ihe -h,ii.
- lj'irb iiiiav of n-'W fancy silks.
M r.v ijgiire-i ere". Iw Chiues idoselv
e;v lace
ent'of e do
load til'.;;
. tasteful
L-phyrs. in a a
s and weaves,
e of midsummer fab
silk and wool iu: v-
Ti.i-tcd,
Al--.ii inn an 'i rn.-etl
in black, wiiito an.
1 light
vcr an.
tall c
faucv lnoiisr.flilie bou
iiiplehiclit of cMtan
Light and iiie-liam-w eight grcua
iues with oiieu or closely woven
meshi
cloth skirls 1,1
and fall I'lfiich
Sai'iil tiii-e, p'ir.-i s of seal, l.i nocco
aud suede leather, wi'h sterling silver
mounting--.
Various style
with single, dollb
plane I backs.
An abniidauce
crepes, bareges and nu.i'
staple and novelty weave-.
An enormous range uf spring fab
rics showing iin-'s, dots and stripes
in extremely mat 4i-r.tugeun-.iK
White an I b.-ht-cobued I'reiich
ilk
and
veiling
SHAVES ONLY MILLIONAIRES.
A Harbor Who Msken About SU000 it
Vesr From Four fmtomm,
Thomas Whalen shaves four mill
ionaires a day, lie makes the round
of their residences every morning and
uses his own fast pacer to save time.
They all pay him a liberal salary and
iu three hours each morning he cams
more thau the average barber does in
four days.
Mr. 'Whalen's olieuts are P. TV
Armour. S. W. Allerton. Marshall
1 ield and X. K. l'airbatik. They
' employ him by the year, aud his salary
j continues w hether they areiu Kurope,
I New York. California or Chicago.
; Jlis contract calls for a daily shave in
! Chicago, and if the millionaire's chins
i tire not to be fouud, Whaleu is not tho
: sufferer. His 'pull" is said to be of
the gentlest, but his fellow barbers
declare it is very strong, aud besides
tin- salary he get there is always a lib
nal Christmas present.
The scale of salary paid is as fol
lows: Mr. Armour. jfTo per month;
Mr. Field, 7o per month; Mr. Aller
ton. -? il. and Mr. l'airbauk. B-t. All
of these gentlemen have their private
barber shops, aud Mr. Whalen has
the running of them. Ho keeps each
supplied with the liuest razors, shears,
strops, soaps, mugs aud other requi
sites of a first-class- tonsorial parlor,
lie knows the turn of every whisker
.f In;, patrous, and there is never any
kick about razors with a 'pull.''
Mis labors begin early. Mr. Ar
mour's home is his first stopping
pla -e. though recently, during that
g--ii!lemau's residence iu California,
he has not been getting up so early.
Mr. Armour ha; always shaved at i!
o'cljck and often earlier. From them
it is only a block to Mr. Field's
I'rairid aveuue mansion, aud just
across the .street, a little to the
south, he I'm Is Mr. Allerton ready
for his daily scrape. Lut to reach
Mr. l'airbauk he inns', make a big
jump to the North Side, and his fast
I'li.-vr comes i". goo.l use. v ai s are
loo uncertain, and Mr. Fairbank
cannot be kept waiting or disap
pointed, and before '.' o'clock Whalen
is at the Lake shore drive entrance,
ready for Mr. l'airbauk to come to the
private barber shop.
" i'om" Wliab a is oue of the best
kteiwii barber- in Chicago. He has
made a competency out of his work,
.r;. I his income now is by no means
beggarly, averaging close to .-.'tiiilo for
the year. -Hi- la-t shop was in the
Meiimdist Ch.iich block. This ho
sold several years ago. He now do
v .tes his attention to his four million
aire customers and several liuc horses.
Chicago I uter-i iceau.
WORDS OK WISDOM.
'.V-
spur t
Timidity is a r..hhi-r.
Cynicism i- sin icisui.
'The truth nee. is no apology.
Mite sometimes become might,
livery seat may be mercy seat.
Hitter truth is swi than (lattery.
Inequalities in retraction wake rain
bow s.
Cowardice i- the tap root of
r.iuiiy.
I 'is-atisfaction may be the
activity.
'The fi-uut horse always has to pull
the hardest.
A double-faced man can see in only
cue direction.
Lucky stones are only fo ind iu
plucky paths.
smooth and shiny course makes
slippery travel.
'The higher life is found iu t:ie val
ley i ;' humility.
.leaiousy is the eouiplnae
to oar superiors.
There is nothing more
than silent time.
To live the truth wo mn-1
ti nt h abiding in ns.
Ameiica needs good pm
more than good politics.
'Truth may be bruised an
but it never gets heart failure.
I.iar- should make it a point to care
fully cultivate their memories.
When the wish is father to tho
thought the both will look alike.
(beat souls are subject to widely
unlike passions, just as gnat pendu
lums swing between widely-opposite,
poles. Ham s Horn.
: we pay
t lo.pieut
have tlnj
nts even
laid up,
Manuel shirt
beinstitchin
Taffeta and
waists show;
w hite, black i
Large biacl
criistations
waists, showiiu: tucks,
a tail'eta trimmings,
CLina silk squares for
Ti-rsiau designs ,m
r a e.doied backtiroiiud.
velvet hals showing in
! Chantilly lace over
of white
l-'oiir Colirthii Suiitlav-.
'The four Sundays of November aro
observed as feto days in Holland.
They are kin'wu by the curious names
lleview. Decision, Purchase and
Possession and all refer to matri
monial atlairs. November in Holland
being tins month par excellence do
vr.ted to courtship and marriage,
probably because the agricultural oc
cupations of the rear are over, and
pos-ibly beeausethe lords of creation,
from quite remote antiquity, have
recoL'tiized the pleasantness of having
wives to cook and enter for them dur
ing the long winter.
On Review Siiuday everybody goes
to church, and after service there is a
church parade iu every village, when
the youths and maidens gaze upon
each other be. forbear to speak.
On Decision Sunday each bacueloi
who is seeking a wife approaches tin
maiden of hi:; choice with a ceremon
ious bow, aud from her manner of
responding judges whether his ad
vances nro acceptable. Purchase
JSuiiday, the consent of the parents in
sought, if the suit has prospered tlur
mg the week. Not till Possession
Sunday, however, do the twain appear
before the world as actual or prospec
tive brides and grooms.
white tail'eta and -oil drapn
tulle.
Artistic an I exclusive designs iu
parasols, including stylish etVects iu
iace, net, t in'.rniiiered and fringed
varieties.
A great p anv Irish crochet laces 114
widths s-ii'al.le lor liugei'ie or dress,
Ii immiiiers a- well as oquit-ite pats;
lerns of the allnver type. i
I '.'.'iu 1 11- .owns composed of laeej j
iiisei tin r t otiiit-ete I by open, fancy 1
stitches, through which may be seen j
;h" contrasting colored foundation.
Ilxhibii ,011s of spring; toques au J
other w .liking hiiis of straw tastefully
1 1 111111:1 1 with eliill'oli or some uthei
1 1 anspai eucy 111 eumliinatioii with
aim elte, in iiaiiieuts or lionets. lry
tioodi Kcuuoimst.
Think Men Crow on Trees..
The Sioux Indians still share w th
the old Aryan aud Semitic tribes in
1he belief that there are trees la-it
Hiring forth human beings and other -that
bear various portions of tho
.human body, and in the fourteenth
century an Italian traveler, uu arriv
ing at Malabar, was tuld by the natives
that the country abounded with a tree
that bore men aud woiae'U. The latter
'were attached to the limbs by th
uetbei extremities, aud wer- lull
formed when the wind blew, but when
the wind died out they soon w itl.ei e.l.
These specimens of humuity reached
the length or height of three feet.
.1 inlying Clinrm-ler.
Yon can never judge a man's ciiai :tc.
fer by the way he judges y.uii-. -Jiew
York Pre--.
Chronic Tetter.
Dr. Jamee C. Lewis, of Tip Top,
Ky., writes: "I have an invalid friend
with me from Florida, who has derived
great benefit from the nse of your Tet
terine, in Chronic Tetter. 1 wish you
to send him a box to the above ad
dress. Money enclosed." oOc. box at
dniK etorei, or by mail from J. T.
Shuptrine, Savannah, Ga.
Hotels in Ihe Tropics.
Bonn! and loilping arc very reasona
ble in -i n:c uf tho South Sea island
that pretend to be more or le- civil
iced. In Tahiti, fur ii;s,nu-e. you r'.iv
has e ( very acconirrudatiou the island
l, .,-. -cs. together with mea'- tt'.tt are
the best the lounirv a'tnnls. tor til"
sun: of St -'.s per week Tin re ate other
i-lanils where on can board tor tiuth
in(. but sou have no light to "kick"
imi'er such C'-vitiiis-.ini I'ld cannot
consider v.uir-r't a bo.i'drr.
Quite a Dlfferant Thin.
Mr. Doe--I am surprised that you
put ui' with your son's extravagance.
Mr. Roxe O. I don't. I merely put up
for It. New York Journal.
I he Hem l'ret rlillon for lillls
mel 1'ever is a bottle of Onovi's Tsiri tss
t un 1 Tosio. It Is simple iron and quiniue In
a tiistele-s furin. No cura do pay. Price 2.rie.
isoiiie men try tn jive- th Impression that
they are suftVriiiK Irniu iout, svhi tliey are
really trout. led with bunions.
PrrvAit Kpkhh 1te produces the
.-i-t.-ft nud brightest colors of any known
dye start. Sold by all driif-giKts.
A cirl wiih a muddy eotn lesion uaiy have
a clear couscifiiee.
Carter's Ink.
Otnnrl tnV tsa nereuilv for cond irrltlnr- Tr-
tor i : tie bent, tus-u no wore Ihan poor Ink.
GREENSBORO. N.C.
For the trtjtm.nt of THE LIQUOR. OPIUM, MORPHINE m4
ether Oru( Addiction. The Tobb-cco Habit. Nerve Exhiuitlei
WRITE I 8 FOR
JO-HE
The new- woman Isn't a marker b
MTVUIit Kin.
theuew Such tliincs as creditore' meetings are
1 lik.'lv to be overturn.
AX
Ever .c "tte blues"? Tnen you
Inow how dirk cscfytliing looks.
You rc completctv dtscoufsgsd
tr.fi csrnot throw off t rut terri
ble depression. A little work
looks like a big mountain ; 1
little noise sounds like te roir
of a csnnon : and a little sleep is all
you can secure, right after night.
That's
pol-The
Frjr Nerve Exhaustion
The tr jth of the matter is. ouf nerves have been
Soacd and weikened with the impurities ia Your blood.
thing for you to do is to get rid of these impurities just as
soon as vou can.
You want a blood pufifving medicine, a perfect Sarsapa
rillj. that's mhat ou want. You mant a Sarsapariila that
is the strongest and Lest ncrse tonic ou cm buv, too.
That's AVER'S
"The only Sarsapariila made vnder Ihe personal supervision o!
three gradvalcs : a gradvate in pharmacy, a graduate
in chemistry, and a graduate in medicine.
$1.00 a bottle. All drujrjrists.
mv rrr
r. vi.r ti;;- e -.'.J n...t t'.'-'y, li paif f.ir
!.a wi'-h 11. ore t.'uu pifjsir.g tr'..: My -ppr
1 a-isl wntht in.:icl- n. w I
,t (t . f el Old tnt Ie. In.ir-.i, I
mrdiu'ie to .?'.: 1 g rf! fit u. il a chanf i at ;;. pvts
Hi:!, Sn.ervu.e. ta(.1 1M. 21, ly-
c,tr.ri.j:i. Fsr urrlti 1 p fw
, .1:. J w n in a v ret. htA v,n
t T !r, I tiH-k Arr'$
: tr trtv:iiti, 1 i!rt-t n..ri-i';. ,
il r'.-ij withu.t tJie
, !'v hr'.u r it j"Vi'''c t'T
- i. i v.. Mr amy. Vii;frr
A NA1LRAL MAGNETIC OIL FROM TEXAS.
Illnoirted by II H .IIISO llnlliia !. in
. Hie in.wl irnrt.lrrriil tll-i'otrt'ry of tlieaae and a
pur?.!? loilie itM-iiirn) uoilil Kliiunmtlsui, ai-ule par
slittlN. Klilnal arft-t-liens, t.ttrr lulntii. t'r.VHlpelan. pilt'.
ralnrrliite e.. Jit l.l to t Ills i tfl like niil. ami ismllvo
y eurei. In t lo ilui. sample ean 3ii'. issil paltt.
I.OOOIeallmnnlalarrre.firitNTSWflNlED!
Till: Hill) til It IS Kit MKIX M.AKcntsri.rN.C
b.l-. skaTii uarrxK.)liir.,r.o.biix No.l.Uenrlella.N.C
'Hi" Kirl
i.rr.-r m i
i . u lifr.
l.i s .
lid- l..-r tune
re"-. ti... t
I'ti tire h 4 ..Id
l.i.o- lilt: - - ii., t .
A.i Iriiirni-t- r-'-,.ii i lh.
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:, '-SS-w.ik- s
MJC'd t.lleli I.e
las
iu if it
i t --It- alss.i.ss
crop can
grow with-
Potash.
U.i.lo of
!! I his
III N I I .V I
SS 1st I Hi i.SS li.il
lil'.MS
let.-lle
111''.
. I:..i. I. Ill i, -
I ; itn-io if. -lis
..ill liny it'i'K
SS A i 1 1
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ii.c.lir.
l'"'i"'i
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e.l.
"l-t. ' -i .
- -o iii l '. i. ,
Istv. ! ...Tllio'li
ely I'lii- are the
M'-. IllsieW-s I
I's'tliniir. s.-n. I,, tin.
t'c..'.i, iiiiii - piiln cut
Ihiui; r..p fer children
i.nis. ri-dii-iiiir i u fl it tit it's-
Wlli.i e,.iee;' M '.yllie.
out
Evcrv
Grass, cry ;;rain
of Corn, ail l'ruits
and ' ;m tables
mut l'.av: it. If
-nv,.'h is -.itt.piicil
yoti tail mint on a full crop
if too little, tin- growth will be
" scniMiy."
fir- t ',.: . I t n- a A I s ; , r m-O' .t.tl
f-.:.:.--s I aCi-i-.i l. : .t.-r- 1 hrt . 1
l,..ti:ir.
ol UM s K SI I SSoUK-s. : Nil--.i i si , .. Votk.
i j i its
IF lfiej ar mi -jt
cant-iit'S
MONUMENTS,
Tombstones,
Best Stone,
Best Work,
Low Prices.
c Va ihe rrc'jht to Vour
Pcpot.
Write for Catalogue.
CCOPtR MARBLE WORKS
RSI I IGII. N. C.
Postal Service la China,
W l.ilp rirnn s;is fur nlit inl of nttier
nations in the inlopti-.n of :i posi;i si-rv.
lee, lli.it iniiioii :iiit':ir tn linsf ifiniiin.
oil almost :it n stnml-till. mi ir!initive
me its liifsent f.ielliliesi of nnlil distri
Inilltin. Mo-t of tl,i innils mv rnrrieil
l.y nit'll on foot. s tin rover a n Haiti
nninlii'i- of lot-alii i's every tins nr every
sveeU. in 1 1 ssinier in.-ill foitilei's ari'
aoilt Oil II l-es Hi' lllllles. I lll tilily oil
1 1t,- route lit-tsvi ti reiiinyUi.'ini; ainl
l't'.-in. All those nllieiiils aro foniiitl
Cil sviih the t'r.stollis I .-;l ll tin-Tit. lllelt'
I'fiii-cr iiii separate I. mean for tin- maiN.
On t In- l iiei s in t ' 1 1 ; 1 1 a . pari ieiilarly the
Van'tsf Kii-liir. nin of tin- largest
atreanis of the ea'th, ilio mail is inr
riitl ::i little l.e.i;-. piop. llo.l in a novel
Ii: :i it in - r l.y one -man p-r.viT. 'I'lie msa
ssei l-s the o:"-s wi'li liis fe, i, sierra
ssiih one i.aiiil an. I lmlil a 1 : tr parasol
ill i.- . i;er. li s p pe is ahia..s in
li s inoiiil,. ainl l .s eyi-s are clm-,1 t
Lis ,,.;:s,. i, Hie M ite;-. Tl-.e infusion
of Wt -tein i-iie "in ei ;ti" ii!, as into
I ll.ll.'l S ill s,,ii ir folloileil .y nnilt'
iiiodern iiii ilmils ii tlio liaii'llin- of tlio
Illll .1- tllei-e.
A l iterary Secret.
A man ssas ii;-i-iiliiu l.t.-rainre with
H vi .-olel ililii.l l.oo'.s, 1',,-r III r.'lti'l Hostel-
K.ns esiiiilay. anil a lis-ianiler
oieilieaiil U.f l't.ll'iss inc -nil vi-r-a t im';
i'v iiie !. ssiio i 1 iie :i n t tfr of
:. ,e ll" in. ".-'' i ilf I. .0I.SI ll. i pans. ,1
for a i ioiic-ni ,-in-l nil. In .1 l !s 1 h.n re
tleei.i. ly. Weil.'- he sad. -lli'ifa
hartlly a fa r in-si . 1 1 . iiiere's; only
j, f.-u i.i lis as hiiie ::. s,.,-ve!. anil it'
ol Mlpposeil t" I"' I.IIOSII." iiie 111-
,;i!'.ivr mini, il au l :ipol..eize. fv hi.
I-.-l: ii:e-t ,011. an.i the 4 1,-, Ht-i fur
Lotliloll HI. .I"'.
lii-s--
Wl
11;,. !
W.X DOUGLAS
S3 & 3.50 SHOES )g
ArVorth $4 to 6 compared .
witn otner makes.
Illilttr-ett hi iiit-r
1 1,ooo,(hmi wen rem.
Tte fjr riiitue luvi- SS'. K
i,...i,j' iwtne and pore I
Mlttiptd Oil tsttlf in.
e.t tut-iuiutt t.nin;l '
A ee.i. e;ir tit
shc.ttd s.lt 1 itm - it
tl"t, we wiil sf i-t .1 I lit
11 r-i-npt el 1-e- -t". '
1 it.t . r t.it ti.isr s-.o- lo-. l ei :.-..t'.-,r,
d.-. ! v- '.-'. 1 --'a!-i ere n tee l ".it li-t
. I. DOUGLAS SHOE CO., Brockton, Man.
m U
k V
AGENTS,
11 n ker T. SS'tih.
Ina-e e. Im unit, n
Hi., ...it . f Ii
lll-iili-l . .
Iilv
. l.l. vie
Ilif nogo. itil'lem
and nil till !! H ee hs SS Iiii" an l olor."l
I i!e nrt-i-lviint a lvnn i d .ir.leri- A l-onaiua
f.,i noe'i-s. SS in,. 1.1 :,, V.- ,.ii, likel.-eiipiil
a few :i Me white tiifC i-.sii. Iiiteli.l itf'll'"
jr. u. nioiioijb ta co
.No. Ill J-U.4 Analrll llullililiK, Alliulttt, .
l.iii -ure I'i.-n's i lire for 1 eiisiieii.tiei mi so. I
lite three venrs .il.-..--S!iis. in oh. Ii.. n-IIS-.
SlnpieM. Norwh-l! N. S . I'.'l.. K.P.'Cil.
AT I is
I Ills 1 11 ,. v w hen '
c.titiit.'.l i
i:ii,i.'iidvt
TALKED INTO IT.
Don't allow yourself to be talked into buy
ing a Bhoiluy job to save a dollar or so when
N, I l the Dest is on sale in every town hi me
. . J) South. Did you ever think how easy it is
' for some people to be talked into a thing '
nmftr uu mccv co..
OkKafWIX niaUfc. WOIK MILL VC
SEC OUR AOCNT OH WRIT! 0IMCT
aWSaBVHHnaWHIIHBWaVnBWBiMH
ON 10 DAYS TRIAL.
IH: V 1 if mn
I rl.-aj
t.hinitniit( III T
(iritir. it-H I i-i r. fuus
ri- m a- ' .-ntiny im Mf
' I i-to.lm'" i tiitrn. i i "i
v ITI--.- l $ 1 IfV inakt ' .p
tu in- rt 1-iitfer. Hll.'i- itit't (I'ru !
tu t: I'.m'f Hi. tuiMl mi tit ;tr frvnj
iii. Wf ari tiiiiiHifM-tnriT't ij
.1 1 mi?. .'Hi-uiM.-r hit.' liMtf
T IBl
i tt.
PATENT
-I I I Ki ll OH
FeeRefundtd
Patent a-lfrlt,-l
tree ail
....... m .i.ti.ninltllllV. t-Ml I -r "llPtrem'
I niLer." I 111 H 1.11 TK.V: il l.i
l.-la. . I-'K. Mr I llli -I . SS Ifliliiiil.'ii.
Urate !' t ill. '
.l.iii.t Il-tr-
II. ,
Chills
71 tii a 1
gyt5fJrDA0t;uTSj i4NOA0utTS.
eje.
THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonie.
The formula is plainly pruned on every bottle hence you
know just what you are taking when you take Grove's. Imitators
do not advertise their iormula knowing that you would not buy
their medicine it you knew what it contained. Grove's contains
Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
form. The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the
malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that
Grove's is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless
Chill Tonics are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics showj
that Grove's is superior to all others in every respect. You
are not experimenting when you take Grove's its superiority
and excellence having long been established. . Grove's is the
only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections of
the United Suici No Cure No Pay. trice. Uoc
;S-V- -IRWriUtar--SA- i.
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