THE JOURNAL;
,C- Published every day is the year, except
r Jbmdty.atMlflddteitiwl
pHonHo.8.
CHARLES Ls STEVENS.
; SUBSCRIPTIOB RITES 0
OnijtH, la advance.. $4.M
. One year, not la advancs...
MoatMy, by carrier la ths dty SO
AdvertMiig Bates farniahed on appli
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. O, u aeeotd clsst nutter.
Ofaelal Pater af New Ben aaa
Craven Caaaty.
TAX PAYER IS ENTITLED TO IN
. FORMATION.;
: Taa maJneseof taa vote east for the
new board of aldermen on last Tuesday,
at the dty polls, cannot be aaed as s
comparison tqprovethe interest the tsz
payer has In his atnnldpal affairs.
The primary contest some weeks ago
determined the nomination of the alder
men, at the same time practically elected
the nominees, Tuesday's election being
merely the legal vote.
With the aew etty officials e lee ted, and
only wilting to be sworn la and enter
upon their municipal duties, it would ap
pear time for a public municipal ao-
counting of the various city properties,
aa sooouatlng which should not "be
simply' a' perfunctory one at a board
meeting, but an accounting to that
soowwlat important personage, the Taz
PXe. ' -
If tha present city administration
quietly dissolves through time limita
tion, Is the Tax payer to look to the
incoming administration, and hold It re
sponsible for the outgoing administra
tion's sins of omission and commis
sion? Granting that the new board of Alder
men and Mayor, are willing to accept
whatever burden of obligation such a
preoedure might give them, yet this
does not absolve the present administra
tion from making a public accounting of
Its stewardship to the Taxpayer.
Twenty or thirty thousand dollars, or
- whatever sum It may be In taxes col
lected, and their expenditure, together
with various city properties, are not
matters of light concern to the Tax
payer. There Is much to be learned of the ad
ministration and conduct of these mat
ters, and very soon, a few days, and
there will be a change of city adminis
tration! an' accounting can be passed.
, r the Taxpayer to ask for a public
acoountlng of this city's affairs of those
who have had these affairs In charge,
appears reasonable and rational. The
Taxpayer Is surely entitled to full In
formation on this matter.
Deafness CiBftot be Cured
by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by aa Inflamed "con
dition of tha mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube, When this tube Is
inflamed you have a rambling sound or
Imperfect hearing, and whan It Is entire
ly closed Deafness h the result, and un
leas tha (pflatrnrialloa can be taken out
and this tube restored to Its normal con
dition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever) nine cases out of ten are caused by"
Catarrh, which is nothing but an In
' flamed condition of the mucous ser
vices. ' We will give One Hundred Dollar for
any oase of Deafness (caused, by catarrh)
that cannot he cared , by Haffa Catarrh
Cure. ; Beadfof rhtalars, free, .
F. J, OStKEY ft CO, Toledo, 0.
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall'p TamUy POU am thsjieat.
Uukt IM Marrarr Cmt.
"I understand roar sod has decided
to go tsi for. literature." 1 s -
Tea, and" he's made a splendid start
already."
' "Ton don't say."
"Yea; be went to an auction this
morning an4 bought a secondhand
writing desk fpr only ."-Catholic
Standard ad Times. , . '
a irtn -.
Tbey.aay them's aa tslaad la the
Paciflq with., OOOtahabttanra where
drnnkanneaa, atUO jaila, police and
court are aakaewlt -
Is that sot try a" wonder some
body hasn't starttf In te dvUbe if-
Brooktyp Ufa .
.1.
' Ivery seven days the Wood, maaclas
aad bones of maa of average aba lossa
' two pounds f Worn oat ttens. This
' waste canoe W -replealaaod and the
health and atreagth kept np without
perfect digestion. Wbea the stomsch
ami digestive orgeat fall to perform
their functions, tha strength kUdows,
health (t'Tts wy,' aad .diaeaaa set up,
godol Dyspepsia Pure eaablm the atoev
act and dlgeeUv organs to digest and
assimilate all Of the wholesome food that
may be as taa Into the kind of blood that
rebuilds the tissues and protects the
health and atreagta of the mind aad
body. Eodol cures Indigestion) Dyspep
sla and all stnmach troubles, It is aa
Ideal sprlrj t "a Sold by 1 8 Duffy.
TESTEKDArS.IAKKETS.
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Cotten, Graiav MiWhi tail Stocks,
t Kaaga la Price.' fcacetpti snl
-r $BlplWiMk,"
Taa following an ths mark hjiou
tlous, received by private wire to J, Z.
Latham A Co. Hew Ben, V. C
Chicago, Hay 6.
Open High. Low, Close
WnaTt
Msy... July...
Bept....
OOBK
Hay...
July...
Bept...
Oats:
May. . .
July...
Bept ..
lerk-..
May .
July...
Sept...
Lard....
Hay...
July. .
Sept...
Ribs:
Hay...
July. . .
Bept ..
...7
.. 73
. 70
i
.. 46
44
. 83
. 83
.. m
1850
1705
1862
78
781
70s
14
44t
i
84
811
m
1880
1718
1679
895
907
910
917
930
902
918
917
930
988
Mew fork, Hay 6.
Stock; Open. Close
Amr.Bugar 187 127
Union Pacific. . . 91 OH
Ho. Paciflj 1114 1U
So. Paclfia 56 i
Hsnhattan ' 142 143
Oieat Western.. 88 23
Honey Si 21
Amr. Copper. ... 64 K1
Texas Pacific. ... 86 381
Wabash pf.... 47 48
Erie, 1st 68 68J
GolorsdoSo..... 85 85
Anaconda Cop..
Southern Ry.... 31 31
Southern Ry pf.. 92 02
LouIsvlUeftNasb 119 119
Brooklyn R.;T. . 67 66
Perm. R R 135 135
Atohlton 81 81
St. Paul.... 102 162
Erie 85 35
Atchison pf 89 93
U. & BteeL 85 35
.Reading 56 56
People Qas 104 104
0. ft 0 45 45
B. ft 0 98 93
H. ft W 72 72
Tenn..Coal,Iron. 64 64
N.Y. Central..... 181 183
Rock Island 44) 45
Western Union.. 85 85)
Ontario Western 80 80
A. 0
Metropolitan. . .. 134 134
Coal, Fuel, Iron.. 64 64
Va. O Chemical. 68 63
Canadian Paolfio 188 138
0. ft A
Amr. Otton Oil. 42 48
U. B. Bteel pf . . . 84 83
111 Central 188 188
Republlo Steel... 19 19
Am. Ice 9 10
DeLft Hudson... 179 179
A L
U. S.Leather. ... 14 14
Amr Car Found . .40 40
US. Leather pf..
Pec Hid 88 83
New You, Hay 6.
Oorroai Open, High. Low. Close
Hay 10.69 10.77 10.69 10.76
June 10.07 10.08 10.07 10.08
July 10.01 10.08 10.01 10.07
Aug 9.67 1.78 9.67 9.71
Sept 9.00 9.01 8.95 8.99
Oct 8.79 8.78 8.S8 8.68
Kov 8.68 8.68 8.60 8J1
Deo 8.63 8.64 6.S1 8.68
Jsn 8 63 8.64 8.68 8.68
Liverpool cotton Berket.cloaed today.
Hid. 6.S4
Sales 10000
Receipts 4000
Open ,
Hsy 6.85
HsrJane 6 85
JuaeJaly 8 83
July-Aug 1.85
Aag-ScpTSJM
Bept-Oct 4.90
Oot-Hov 4.71
Kor-Dee 4.64
Deo-Jaa
Close.
(.36
8.88
8.88
0.98
4.89
170
4JS
Total -porta estimated today 11,000
9,608 last year.
Xstlssated reoeipts for temarrew.'
Oalvastoa 4,000 to 4,800 agalast 1,988
last year. .
ffaw Orleaaa 8,400 te 309 agalaet 8,069
last year, .
Houston 3,000 la 8,308 agalaft 1048
last year.
roar mmmx9i. f '' . .
.' Same week , ').
Leal -i-k
89 0J
lest taar
80,000,.
This
Bat. . 8000
Ho. 8000
Taae.' 14000
Wed.11000 j
Thars. ;
18000
000
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AV, .w HOOD
;:t:vv":'"':'",";;:nooo
f ." 7 J,i:' ' -' ':';,' 1"""
' ;L'. Li-. J 970
87000
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Better Than Years of Doctoring
ruin CELERY iootd.
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Best Authorities in Medicine Declare
it the Only True Spring Remedy.
The sleeplessaess, nervous prostration,
weakness, general debility, functional
Irregularities and despondency from
which thousands of women, young and
old, suffer, caa be quickly removed by
proper feeding the nerves and replacing
the unhealthy blood by a fresher and
more highly vitalized fluid. The happy
change from Ill-health and misery, to
true womanhood and happiness, can
only be effected by the use of i'alne's
Celery Compound.
The present spring demand for Palne's
Celery Compound, woman's friend and
life elver, Is enormous In every Slate of
toe union, inn fact alono, amply proves
that the great Compound porosaoa vir
tues and powers unknown to other
remedies. Dear wife and mother, do not
FIRST OCCURRENCES.
Envelopes were first used lu lb39.
The first Rtcel pen was mndo In 1830.
Postofllecs wore first estnbllshed In
14G4.
The first lucifcr mnteb wns made In
1820.
Kerosene wns first used for lighting
in 1820.
The first steamboat plied the Hudson
In 1807.
The first balloon ascension was made
In 1783.
Omnibuses first appeared In New
York in 1S.
Tuo first locomotive wns run. In this
country In 1820.
The first watches wero made nt Nu
remberg In 1477.
The first English newspaper was
published In 1588.
Tins were first manufactured In this
country soon after the wnr of 1812.
The first complete sewing machine
was patented by Kilns Howe, Jr., in
1846.
The first Union flag was unfurled on
Jan. 1, 1770, over the camp at Cam
bridge. The first newspaper printed In the
United States wns published in Boston
on Sept. 25, 1790.
The Oldest Mbrarle.
The oldest libraries of which we
havo any certain knowledge are those
brought to light by excavations nuiong
the ruins of the cast. Among these
ore the Babylonish books Inscribed on
clay tablets, supposed to have been pro-
pared for public Instruction n!out OoO
B. C. It Is said by Aristotle that
Btrnbo was the first known collector of
books nnd manuscripts. This was
about the year 830 D. C.
Oar Cdmmftii Woe.
"Beg pardon, sir," remarked the man
who was hunglug to strap No. 1, "but
do you get off at the next corner?"
"I don't sec that It is any of your
business," replied his fussy neighbor.
"Well, no," admitted the mild gentle
man, "but I was merely going to re
mark that I get off there and If you
Will be so kind ns to lift I'd like to take
that foot with me!" Baltimore News.
The Artlat.
Palette Dc Auber is the most ego
tistical chap I ever met.
Brusher How's that?
Palette Why, every time he paints a
landscape he Imugliii's he flutters na
ture. Chicago News,
Deceptlre l)arlnr.
"To hear that young clerk talk you
Would think he owned the place."
"How's thatr
"Why, be never says a word against
bis employers." Kansas City Journal,
tMlss Alice M . Smith, of So.
Minneapolis Minn., tella , bow
woman7 monthly Buffering is
permanently relieved by Lydla E.
Ptokbam's Vegetable Compound.
't have Mver before given my en
dorsement . for ' any medicine, but
Lydle, E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has added so much to my
Ufa and happiness that I feel like mak
ing aa eaoeptloB in this case. For two
Care every month I would have two
ts of severe pain and oould find no
relief, bat one day while visiting a
friend I rsa across Lydla C Pink
barn's Vegetable Compound
aha had used it with the best result
aad advised me to try It I found
thai U worked wonders with me 1 1
owexperteaoe no pain, and only had
to use a few bottles to bring about
thla wonderful change." Miss Atlca
U. Smith, 804 Third Ave., South kUn
neanolla, Minn, isooo fcrfM if wm tf
If fin y women suffer silently
and see thol r best gif ts f ade away.
Lydla Ii. I'lnkham'e Vegetable
Compound makes the entire fe
molo org-uri buu benltby.
FREE ADVICETO WOMEN
- Mr, l'lnkhnm will fflve every
alllnd woman expert advice en
tirelyfrw. she line helrMl thou
I'suds. Address Lynn, ii uss.
:MWa
not procrastinate; listen today to the
voice of reason, and the pleadings and
testimony of the thoasands of your sex
who have been made well and strong.
Mrs. Jennie Harris JHarlow, Indisn Ter.
joyfully writes about tha medicine that
makes womea wells she savs:
"I have used one bottle of Palne's
Celery Compound, and am satisfied that
one bottle of this medicine has done me
more real good than any other-medlctne
that I have ever take I had iheuma
tlsm of long standing, kidney disease
and female troubles, but since taking
Palne's Celery Compound I feel alto
gether a different person. I hsve used
lots of other medicines, but never re
ceived sny benefit until I used Palne's
Celery Compound."
Om E Experience Baooath.
"My man," said the parson as be
came upon tbo tired looking fanner
tolling under a tree, "why are you not
plowing today f
"Do it tomorrow," was the reply.
"But don't you know that you should
not put off till tomorrow what you can
do today V
"I've heard so."
"And don't you think it good ad
vice?" "Nope." -
"What makes you think so?"
"Oh, little expeerience I had."
"What kind of an experience?"
"BulidUY a shack."
"Did you keep putting it off until
you flnally failed to build it at all?"
'Nope; built it too soon."
"Too soon?"
"Yep. I wanted to watt till the next
day, an' my wife wanted tt built right
away."
"And your wife had her way?"
"Yep;" started to build it the very
day we struck the country in the klv
ered wagon an' had it done by dark."
"And then?"
"Oh, in jlst about a half hour after it
was finished a cyclone come along an'
blowed It off the face of the earth. If
I'd a waited till the next day, it 'ud
been standln' yet an' I'd been $73
worth of lumber an' the nails ahead.
B'loruf ' Indianapolis Bun.
Made Yonnp Aaln.
One of Dr. King's Mew Life Pills each
night for two weeks has put me In my
'teens' again" writes D H Turner, of
Dempseytown, Pa They're the best In
the world for Liver, 8tomach and Bow
els. Purely vegetable. Never gripe.
Only 85c at C D Bradhsm's drug store.
CbUtlrm rifj Cromli.
Hi." y.-.ir of jrreait'st .ruwili In boys
Is t! o .v'Wiiii'i'iiili; In glri i. the four
t'.'i nili. Wli'l girls rc-iich full height
In their lillit nil: J ;ir. they nciilire full
weight nt II e iige of twenty. Itoys are
stronger tliim girls from birth to the
eleventh yenr; then girls become supe
rior physically to tile seventeenth year,
when the tables nre again turned and
remain so. From November to April
children grow very little and gain no
weight; from April to July they gain
In height, but lose In weight, and from
July to November they Increase greatly
In weight, but not In height
A SprintJnt Match.
A long haired, long eared male came
ambling np Middle street yesterday af
ternoon at a rate of speed unususl to
that much abased but respectable beast
of, burden, causing considerable commo
tion among the leisure ones on the street
The animal vai cheeked In his career
near Pollock street by a long legged ne
gro who proved to be the best sprinter.
The mule appeared to be, and no doubt
was surprised at Us conduct.
The Paaaioaa at! Health.
The passions' effect on the health Is
not sufficiently regarded," says a phy
sician in the Philadelphia Record,
"The passion which Is beat for the
health la avarice. It keep one eool.
encourages regular and industrious
habits, leads to abatendonanese and
makes against all ox-oaaa. And hence
the avaricious, ,tbe misers, llre to
great age. Thetnlaera of history were
all noted for their longevity. Bage Is
very bad for-one. , The passion causes
an Irregular, lntenoittemt heating of
tha' heart; and the intarmtttency In
tun may become-chroole. Hatred cre
ates fever. If we hate, we grow Jean.
Thai hot peesUw eats na ilka a flame,
Fear Is bad for the nerve, the beat
nd th brain, and therefore we should
never permit ourselves to be afraid.
But the strangest effects of all have
been caused by the passion of grief.
The medical books record cases where,
coming suddenly In violent abock. It
has caused a lose of blood from the
tongs In one person, paralysis of tha
tongue in another and a failure ef eight
or temporary blindness in third." t ;
'-. V',' -!.; ' I . '.,'"' 1 ',
; 'rhrM Shla la tha Wl4,".' '
"What was the origin of the phrase
for drunkenness, three sheets In the
wind? a landsman asked s sailor the
other iaj. "Well," said the sailor, Til
explain that matter to you. - The two
lower corners of ft ship's sell art held
taut by two ropes, one called tack
and another called a "Sheet. The tack
Is always kept vary tight, but tbe sheet
Is loosened according to tbe wind, and
the looser the sheet Is the more freely
(be al swings. If the sail la quite
free, Its sheet br.sald to be In tbe
Wind.' '- Kow, suppose thai all three ef
a ship's sails were qnlte free. They
won id then fly about very trasHy. and
tbe ship would wabble,' , Tbe course pf
the ship would be a slgsag one, and th
reason for this w6uld be that she bad
throe 'sheets In the wind.' ' That, 1
gaees. Is why s tnnn, when be slgzags
in bis Connie, Is snld to be 'three ilic-nts
In the wind' a!so."-rii!ii ' rec-c-1.
. .. . .
, AT A HOKSE AUCTION.
, .... ......
thm rvcelaa m VUttcS Vasa
' i the ' Hom'i Standpoint. .
'. Skipper was a police horse and tha
pride of the mounted aquad until he
acquired a spavin. Then he was sent
to a sales stable Hie experiences
there as told by Scwell ford in
"Horses Nine" wore aa follows:
Skipper was led into a big ring be
fore a lot of men. A man on a box
shouted out a number and began to
talk very fast. Skipper gathered that
he was tu Iking about him. - Skipper
learned that be was still only six yeara
old and that he had been owned as a
saddle borne by a lady who was about
to sail for Europe nud was oloslng out
her stable. This was news to Skipper..
The man talked very nicely about
Skipper, lie said he wns kind, gentle,
sound In wind and limb and was not
only (r:ied to 'he '.4dle, but would
work eitliet .4le or double. The man
wanted to know how much tbe gentle
men were willing to pay for a bay
gelding of this description.
Some one ou the outer edge of the
crowd said, "Ten dollars."
At this the man on the box grew
quite Indlgnunt. He asked If the other
man 'wouldn't like n sliver mounted
harness nnd a lap robe thrown In.
"Fifteen," said another man.
Somebody else said "Twenty," an
other man said "Twenty -Ave," and still
another '"thirty." Then there was a
bitch. The man on the box began to
talk very fast Indeed.
"Thutty, thutty, thutty, tha try I Do
I hear tbe five? Thutty, thutty, thut
ty, thutty. Will you make It Over
"Thirty -five," said a red faced maa
who had pushed his way to tbe front
and was looking Skipper over sharply.
The man on the box said "Thutty
Ove!" a good many times and asked If
be "heard forty." Evidently he did
not, for he stopped and said very slow
ly nnd distinctly, looking expectantly
around: "Are you all" done? Thirty
five once; thirty-five twice; third
and last call-sold for $85!"
When Skipper heard this, he hung
his bead. When you bare been a $250
blue rlbboner and the pride of the
force, it Is sad to be "knocked down"
for $35.
From a Cat Scratch
on the arm, to the worat tort of a burn,
sore or boll, DeWltt's Witch Hezel Salve
Is a qnlrk cure In buying Witch Hszel
Stive, 1-e particular to get DeWltts this
Is the salve that hesls without leaving a
scar A specific for blind, bleeding, Itch
ing and protruding piles. Sold by F S
Duffy.
tioumid tbe Alan.
Gounod was one of the most fascV
noting men I have ever met. His man
ner hnd a rim 111 that was Irresistible,
and his kindly cyca, as soft and melt
ing as n woiii.m's. would light up with
a smile 11 m tinder, now humorous,
that fixed Itself lucffaceably upon the
memory. He could speak English fair
ly well, but preferred his own lan
guage. In which be wns a brilliant con
versationalist, and he could use to ad
vantage a fund of keen, ready wit He
was at this time Influenced by a re
crudescence of that religious mysticism
which had strongly characterised his
youthful career, but his tone, though
enmest and thoughtful when he was
dwelling upon his art, could brighten
up with the lightness and gayety of a
true Parisian. Hermann Klein in Cen
tury.
Solving, m Mjaterr-
Llttlo Tommy-rnpn, what Is a bi
ped?
Papa An animal with two legs. For
Instance, a man Is a biped. Uiy boy.
Little Tommy - Well, what's Uncle
James ? tic's only got one leg. Colum
bus Dispatch.
Better Than Detrmetlea.
"There arc worse things than ego
tism," says the Mnnnyunk philosopher.
"It is better to talk yourself up than to
run other people down." Philadelphia
Record.
Under some conditions a man can
make more noise In tbe world by
keeping his month shut than In an
other way. Chicago News.
SO MEEM
lots of Claims Like Thia Bit 10
Different Local Proof is
What NewBero
PeoplfjWtBt.
There are a great many of them.
Every paper has lu share.
' Statements hard to believe, harder to
prove.
. Statement from far-away places.
' What people say In Florida.
. Public expression from California.
OMtmes good Indorsement there,
Bat of little service here si home. -New
Ben people wast local proof.
'-The sayings of aMghbpn, friends and
cltlseae. .:
: Home Indorsement counts. ,
It disarms the. skeptic Is beyond dls
pats. " , . " ;. U.r ; . ... -
This Ii tbe becking that standi behind
very box of Dota's Kldpsy Tills. Hers
to sous of Hi-'.- . . . ii-Ji-?i.; v.;
Charles 7 Earget, a ear painter at the
A 4 K 0 R B shops, residing at 47 Bern
street, say "I have found greet relief
by nstng Doaa'i Kidney Pills. . My back
has bees hurting me for a long tuns, of.
tea so bad that I oould not work. The
kldasy secretions were very dark aad
cloudy. Since aslpg Doss's Kidney
Pills tbe secretions have regained their
nature) color sad J do not suffer from
the pslnaja my back at sit. I eaa sd
vtae all Who are similarly troubled to
what I was to go to Bradhsm's Pharma
cy, procure Dose's Kidney Pills aad give
them a trial They will sot be disap
pointed In the results." '
Por sals by all dealers. Price, 60 coats
box. Poster-llllbitra Co., Buffalo, N.
Y.,'sole stoU for ths U. 8.
I' 1 -r the same Doan's S"l
-HIGH PRICED COFFEtUi
tt" . as-A ..V f
Tee 4b HaS el BSawaWI .V
Owa We Mopatate.. , Xr
."So yon- think we charge toe touch
for coffee, do yonr asked the steward
of one of New York's fashionable ho
tels In response-to a mild complaint
from n gneat Ton paid 85 cants tor
a small pot of coffee with cream, didn't
you? ion admit that there was noth
ing the matter with tha coffee, but yoa
say yon didn't nee all of the cream.
Maybe- yoa dMn't, but some other
guest might have wanted more than
yon did. The coffeepot, pitchers for
hot milk and cream and tha sugar bowt
were of silver. Your eup and saucer
were of the very beet china. It costs
something. to make that coffee, and we
have to get some return on our Invest
ment In the silverware and chins.
There are two cups of coffee in a small
pot, and we would loee money if we
sold it at 10 cents a cup.
"There is another thing you moat
consider when you go into a high
class cafe you are given a table by
yourself . No matter how badly we are
crowded no one la placed at the table
with you. Suppose we sold coffee at
popular prices. Don't yon know that
hundreds of people would be dropping
into the cafe Just for a cup of coffee in
order to see tbe crowd? They would
monopolise all the tables. Don't any
a word, but one reason why we put up
the price Is to keep the coffee drinkers
out, so that you may have a table when
you want to sit down to champagno
and terrapin." New York Press.
4Sood Advice.
The moat miserable beings in tbe
world are those suffering from Dyspep
sia and Liver complaint More than
seventy-five per cent of the people In
the United B tales are afflicted with
these two diseases and their effects,snch
as Sour Stomach, Blck Headachs, Habi
tual Costiveness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Heart-burn, Waterbrash, Gnaw
ing and Burning Pain at the Pit of the
Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue
and Disagreeable Taste In the Mouth,
Coming np of Food after Eating, Low
Spirits, etc. Go to your Dnrgglst aad
get a bottle ofAoguit Flower for 85 or
75 ots. Two doses will relieve you. Try
It. All droggliti.
Mauahter Roaae BrproSuols.
Some of thu uses of byproducts Of
slaughtered animals: The blood Is used
for the production of albumen, the
bones for knife handles, toothbrush
handles, chessmen, etc.; the horns for
combs, backs of brushes, large buttons,
etc.; the hoofs for buttons, ornaments
and fertilizers. Neat's foot oil, extract
ed from tbe feet, has a high commer
cial value. Tbe fat Is used for glycer
in and butterln. Gelatin, glue, pep
sin and other articles are obtained
from slaughtered cattle and sheep
The value of such articles made every
year represents many millions of dol
lars. A Little Early Riser
aow and then, at bedtime will core con
stipation, biliousness and liver troubles.
DeWltt's Little Ewrly Risers are the fa
mous little pills that cure by arouslag
the secretions, moving the bowels gent,
ly, yet effectually, and giving such tone'
and strength to the glands of the atom,
ach and liver that the cause of the trou.
ble Is removed entirely, and If their use
Is continued for a few days, there will
be nonreturn of the complaint. Bold by
F S Duffy.
Se pr Oeaaa.
The Homnna, following the Greek
mineralogists, divided gems Into males
and females according to the depth or
lightness of their color. These terms
are thus alluded to by Thcophrastus:
"Both these (beryl, carbuncle, otnphax,
crystal and amethyst) and the sard are
found on breaking open certain rocks,
presenting certain differences, but
agreeing in name with each other.
For of tbe sard the transparent and
Mood red sort ts called the female,
while tbe leas transparent and darker
kind la termed tbe male, and the cja
una also Is named one sort the roslo
and the other the female, but the
male la the deeper In color of tbe two."
The ryanas, or cyanoa, of the an
cients Is said, though probably Incor
rectly, by many modern mineralogists
to be identical with our sapphire.
T t tin" la Hatha.
It has been pointed oat aa a curious
fact that tbe letter M" tn ajteoat all
known langoagea English, french,
Latin, Bpanlsh, Greek, Hebsaw, Chi
nest and the others Is to be found In
the word which stands for mother or
nurse. Perhaps this ts owing to its
representing a sound which exists In
every spoken speech and has tbe same
pronunciation In them all. It Is also
exceedingly easy to utter and, (a, one of
the trst sounds that chlldrea make,
and t therefore naturally enters into
the appellation given to the narslag
parent hi the first cries of recognition
nd affection. There la no doubt at sit
that "ma" and the other babe names
(or mother originated directly from the
bltd. . -
, aewseaaawaaesBaaBSSaiaap
.', Am Qa llaapCStU. ,
' One nun In New York had soctsl as
pirations which somewhat warped his
admiration of his homespun , father,
The father actually aometlmet rslapess
Into the barbarism Of anting with his
lfe..L Put the maa has nute ton
whose eyes seek and And oat the truth.
Tbe other day the nttle bay licked some
mashed potatoes (Mm his kaife, nnd
hjsinotberchldedhlin, "lammy, aear,"
she said, "only stupid sjseple est with
their knives. How can yen say that
mammar cried the ehild. "Grandpa
eats with his. Wfr Aa4' he mads sj
urinoneyr ;V -"'"'V v.
. - -v I ' mi 11 .ml i "-'M .
Metunaflsm Caret ' ft i, bay .ty
';; Ifyjtic Cure Por,Klicwngtisni,; w.
Myitis Cars" for Bbeaawtlam and
Venralgta radically cares In 1 to days.
Its action npon the system, b remarka
ble aad mysterious. It removes at ones
the cause aad the disease Immediately
dtaeppears. The first dose great! bene-
Ola. 75 cents aad 1. ,
Bold by T..A. Henry, Prog' t'tow
Bern.
1 r
Ol
APOOR CRUTCH.
Experience la a dear teacher, ss those who pin their
faith to Mercury find out sooner or later. This power
ful poison combined with Potash, is the treatment gen
erally prescribed for Contagious Blood Poison, but failure
and disappointment lathe invariable result. These m i n -rals
drive fa thesbreS and eruptions, and apparently the
'disease is none ana the patient believes the cure perma
nent, but soon learn better when
return almost as soon as the treatment ia left otf . You
must cither keep the system-saturated with mercury or endure the tortuu j
of sore mouth, ulcerated Jhroat and the mortification that one naturally
feels when the body ia covered with disgusting sores, rashes, eopper-colnu 4
splotches and other aggravating symptoms ol this vile disease.
Mercury and Potash are poor crutches, and their use eventually breaks
down, the constitution, ruins the digestion and cause the bones to do .iv
'-i 'V. :'--J 3 & guaranteed purely vegetable remedy, is the
of the disease, seen: ' Nor ia the taint ever transmitted to others.
' WeiviU lend free onr book on Contagious Blood Poison, which is iuu r
eaflng and.cantaina full directions for treating yourself at home. Mc.1h.i1
advice or any special information desired given without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Preferred Ban to Laal.
They toil a (rood one on a prominent
real critntc mint of Waurlka. Some
time ago he carried a prospector over
on Beaver creek to show him a certain
claim. He told the man that it was
an exceptionally line claim, that the
land did not overflow and that be
Would sell It to him for $4,000. Tbe
man looked around and discovered
some red mud way up In a tree and
asked the real estate man what Mused
that mud in the tree, tops if the land
did not overflow. Tho ugent promptly
replied that there was a kind of hog
raised over in the ChickaBaw country
which uneVl to range on the creek nnd
that they rubbed the mud on the trees.
Tho nroapector took a look over the
lanaTKlanced up In th tree again and
told the Waurika man that he wouldn't
take the claim, but be would give hlrj
$4,000 for a couple of those hogs.
Kansas City Journal.
A Startling Test.
To save a life, Dr. T. Q. k'e.rllt, of
No. Mehoopany, Pa made a startling
test lesultlng In a wonderful core. He
writes, "a patient was attacked with
violent hemorrhages, caused by ulcera
tion of the etomsch. I bad often found
Electric Bitters excellent for aoute stom
ach and liver troubles so I prescribed
them. The patient gained from the flr-t
and has not hsd an attack In 14 months.''
Electric bitters sre positively guaran
teed for Dyspepsls, Indigestion, Consti
pation and Kidney troubles. Try thorn
Only 50c at C D Bradhsm's.
It mnrr.
lit the Houth of Ltiropc tin- niw-timry
ha.: Ion),' I1111I limbic iiiupcrtleM awi llieil
to it. The Spiinlsli lniliiii lined to wear
It us all iintiilotr aaliMt the evil eye.
and the I'ortueiicKv ra!!i'd II the ellln
plant nnd dedicated it to tliu full '.om
The Idea of tbo nntlilote may have
heeu duo to a confusion of the mini''
With that of the Virgin; but, ns n mat
ter of tnct, the rosiiiiirlniiH 1h frequent
ly mentioned by old Latin writers, In
cluding lioracc and Uvld. The name.
camo from tbe fondness of the (ilunt
for tho seashore, where It often gcta
sprinkled with thp "ros," or dew of the
sea that Is to say, sen spray. Another
(ause of confusion perhaps was that
the leaves of the plant somewhat re
semble those of tho Juniper, which In
medlieval times was held sacred to ths
Virgin Mary -All the Year ltound.
A Sore Thine.
It Is said that nothing Is sure exespt
death aad taxes, bat that Is not alto
gether true, Dr. King's Now Discovery
for Consumption Is s sure cure for all
lang and throat troubles. Thonsanda can
testify to that. Mrs. 0. B. VsnMetre of
Bbepberdtown, W. Va, says "I had ri
evere case of Bronchitis and far a year
tried everything I heard or, but got ho
relief. One bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery then cured me absolutely."
It's Infallible for Croup, Whooping
Cough, Grip, Pneumonia and Consume
Won. Try It It's guaranleed by O. D
ttradnam, dragglst. Trial bottles f rea.
Beg. Ixes 60c, gl.fjO.
A Hella-toa That anwa.
Tbo Idea that Mohammedanism is
stayed oul" would bo dangerous one
fbr statesmen to bank upon. It isn't
Mohammed began bis career as a
prophet more than 000 yeara later than
the beginning of tho Christian era. At
, sjMopt he, he lT0,0oox disciples,
! more than one-third as many as tUct
re ybristinnl fen the' world,;
; Nln;hnndre4 psora ago there ware
In India no Mohammedans. Now there
are 6O.0OO.U00. antMber ara inimaalne
In number eonstsirtry. They are by all
-odds the most eneracrki auhlaora in
iDritrsh India.
) The western wave of Mohammedan
ism roiled an to. the farthest earner of
ppsm. up to ine wane or Vienna, and
then began to recedo, but the shrink
ing process waa' accompanied by ex
pansion elsewhere. In Africa Moban
pMdaalsm Is steadily proselyting. Bus
US IA Europe haaOotMIQO followers f
be. prophet, mere than there' are la
rha.t a caie( t-Turhey ta Europ- - ,
Asia, however, the realm of, future
irowth, Is the Mohammedan Strang,
loid. To kws than ifiOMM native
Christians there are ,100,000X100 Ma
mmuana.r-Nsw.Tork. World.'
. kal ala tatve ' fU-k, '
An Ingenious Timekeeping arranah-
jnent exists today which was designed
fey that famous Juke,ot Brtdaawatst
who laced South, LaAcaabfew with; ea
nals an4 dlad hnadred yeara ago.
The duke waa a great sttrkler (aw pan
tuailty, and M was- sanepeei that th
weakmen en his estate at Woraley did
not settm U, work ftey dinner as
promptly as rbefjeft eff When the
flock struck! When he retnoastrat
d. be wss told that .while tha work
men always heard the dock strike U,
they often failed te hear the atngla
Stroke ef 1. The Duke of Brtdgewator
quickly fnuad a remedy tor this dim
ealty. - lis had a dock - toads that
Would atrike thirteen times an hour
after noon, and that clock proclaims 1
e'clrwlt !h a bnker' dosen of anno
r' s a ;! to this dy. The ''thir-
f 1 C ' " 1 ! ( f , f-l'-'-,!''S Of
the old symptoms
only antidote lor contagious Bioou roison. it u
atroyl every atom of the deadly virus, overcomes tin
bad effects of the mercury and cleanses the 1.1m, .1 ami
system 80 thoroughly that never after are any si;' ns
Aa Ii luh i)lirl.
The nnnals of the KiiiciiiM Isle lr
tie With lucldeuts ( f (liielln In v. In
Irish humor. If not i;t nil tlim- hi
bravery. Is cousplcikiUH. mi "mc i
cuslon Sir Jonah ltan ini inn I-. 1. 1 1
. 1,
duel with a barrister nuna-d M. N
lv
The latter had une U-n sl..nii-i- i!i 1.1 1
Other and bccnum- It a lil h .1
When III a hurry to take lun Hi n j. i
stepe with the Hhort Ick to l.rin- ii. 1
space blade by the Ioiik "ii-- he
nlckunuied "due Pound Tv. -i." MrS:
ly could (ret no one of hi; l i rn ii
him, and so he cb:illi-:i; 1 ii I'.nn In.-I.
wl'.o fcood i:aturo!ly rr!'-:i-i :l ih.
In the I'liiinl.N iui 1 U.
Tbe bnronet hit hi.) oji; u.-n t In I
bruccx. tlieu culliil the "kiiIIuw.V mi
feared ho hail Kllli-1 him !.,-n l
result was uiude known, nf 1
seconds shouted, ".Mac, you arc 1
III-
only roK'io I ever knew who wan wi
by the gallows."
The X-Rays,
Recent cipcrlmenta, hy pritnt Irnl trnlH
and examination wlih thu aid i.fila. X
Rays, estsbllsh it as n fuet tint 1'iiUriii
of the Stomach Is not a illaeane of iim -if,
but that It results fioni n-fi air. I mnirln
of Indigestion. 'Mow Can I Vnru My
Indlgotllon ?' K !! Iyn p-U t'uic In
curing Ibou-amU. ll will euro - - 11 . . f
Indigestion anil ily pdu, ami .n vi nl
or euro Catarrh of li e Sum m b Kmlul
dlgeata what yon eit-iinikeM 1 In- hi.. m
ach aweel. Hold by F.S. Dnir,
Aklns n (i:o'i l.-.til,
"Ilow about the rent of thin luntK' nf
yours. Flitter? Jm.-sii'l II,., lamllcnil
ask a good dea) for It)"
Flitter-Yes; he often auks live nml
III times a month for It. - New Yorker.
OA;. Oil
taa th. 1 Kind Yuii H-w. Iwap BojI
i'o.l- k.iis ' . , 1 ,, ,, nl
some tie- . 1' . .im'i.l.'iti-.l. a n!
any w.rl i f laml-i U- .. I. - n . i
InHtemt. Willi ra'.rldll" s.n- an;,
gcstlon (if pnetry l-i held I..- l a
1 1.1
suc-cvhh. It Ik pnibnble thai In mi.
er ten years some iiieinl.cr (.f Mli
ment will lntriMliiee 11 Nhurt hill inul.
tho production of any other mn-t
poem a criminal offense, and it la
lmiHMslble that tho iiicuiIk-i- of par
ment will boa publlsher.-.Mm inllla
Uaguslno.
Quick Arrest.
J. A. Oulledge of VsiWa, Ala,
twice In the hospital frrm a severe ckhi
of pllea canals! 84 tnmnra. AftordTctnra
and all remedies failed, lli cklen's Arnica
Salve quickly srreated timber Intlnnm.
linn and cured him. It conipiera aches
snd kills pain. ?r)0 at C U Hradlnin'ii,
drngglat.
lro,r I'tfalll,-.
Mlwt Charcoal I ti ll y'. Ml.' .nil n
line, dese henh patent in. dh ia. Iniln'l
no 'count nt nil I've li- . n ii-.ln' illr
Illy balm face aleneh f.r a y.-nh new
n It 'footed ate none. K, han, .-
Not Svltli-d.
Jones Does he love her aHII
Jobnaon-Ne; her father k-pi him
an tbe Jump all tho ttlUO.-Kau.im ( lly
Independent.
Like
a Comet
to the sky oemes
tha ssr of health
te the veak and
dasslormesianv
weary oeapon-
eah that which II
anablelodofor
lyspepflo.
oaring all
hasH. avaa M but
a I o m sea
sUghUy disordered
avef burdened.
ttouhiaaaBd
dlfestlve
aiaoraers.
Lodol
appnes the eetttrs! I
luloasafdimeaonaKi
doss tha work ai ike
SUaaaos, Hlaxkig the
narvsas tanatoa. hlla
M laflamad maaolea
aa mambranss af that
Sfaa are allavpag te
raa4aa4bea, Hearas
IndlaaaHo flatuleaoe.
paktitatiea at the aaart.
aarvoos dyspspsla and
all atocnacii IrvaMaa ky
eManatng, parHrlog and
owngUMrang ttte glanaa,
atambransa of the ston.
.Mi " -
--I Ly'VwiXaal,
1 , - tiwiiifci tea SaaaV Tarn, '
Mnx . 1.00 nn koMk ji
taeaula.iick .i .1
twssssi ir g. twin t tx, t""toW I
- J -. ja . ,
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