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Mori Precions Than Diamond*. ! Among the rarest of precions stones the preen garnet is probably the most valuable. This gem is of a superb, rich shade, far more brilliant than that of the emerald. A green garnet easilj commands double the price of a pure diamond of equal size, because it is so exceeding rare, while red garnets are to common that their cost is trifling. Dr. .Tames B. Hodgkin, of Washington. owns a pair of silver spurs worn by General Robert E. Lee on J&e day of his surrender Do Yonr Feet Ache and Barn? Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, A powder for the feet. It makes Tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures Corns, Bunions. Swollen, Hot", Callous, Aching and f Sweating Feet. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Shoe Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, n. y. Nearly three million Congo wnlking 6ticks are imported into the United States j very year. t Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke 7onr Life Anay. To quit tobacco easily ani forever, be ma? j netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To- . Bac, tbe wonder-worker, tbat makes weak men < strong. All druggists, 50c or 11. Cureguaran- i teed. Booklet and sample free. Address 1 Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York. ? The Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis- ( eions bas sent several medical missionaries ( to tbe Philippines. j ? , 1 4 4 The Prudent Man Setteth His House in Order/' 1 Your human tenement ? should be given even more [ careful attention than the 1 house vou live in* Set it in ' *r I 1 order by thoroughly purifying ] your blood by taking Hood's J Sarsa.pa.rilh, Erysipelas-" My little girl is now fat ( and healthy on account of Hood's Sarsapa- i rilla curing her of erysipelas and eczema." ( Mrs. H. 0. Wheatley, Port Chester, N. Y. J HooJ'i Fill? cure llrer 111?: the non-lnitaticg and , only cathartic to take with Hood'l Sariaparilla. ( n& n? rb i n wip For headache (whether'ick or nervous), tooth- 1 che, neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and weakness in the hack, spine or kidneys, pains around the liver, pleurisy, swelling of the joints and pains of all kinds, the application of Bad way's Beady Belief w.ll afford immediate ease, and its t continued use for a few days effects a 4>ermanent ( cure. f A CURE FOR ALL Summer Complaints, 1 DfSENTERY, DIARRHEA, CHOLERA MORBUS. 1 A half to a teaspoonful of Beady Belief in a half ? tumbler of water, repeated as often as the Jis- j charges ci ntinne, and a flannel saturated with j Beady Belief placed over the stomach or bowels, will afford immediate relief and soon effect a cure, j Intebkallt?A half to a teaspoonful in half a < tumoler of water will in a few minutes cure i Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Vomiting, Heartburn, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Sick Headache, I latulency and a.l internal pams. .Halaria in It* Various Forms Cared and Prevented. There is not a remedial agent in the world that will cure fever and ague and all other malarious, ' -.-I hrr ?illlV4V')<> 1 PlLlTs'To"qnickiy iii'H AlY\VA Y'S~REA t> Y i REL1LF. PrliTt 50 ceuts per bottle. Sold by all Hrupcists. RAD WAY ?Jk CO., 55 JElm Street, New York. t Dll ET O ?WHY SUFFER. Get a box of ^ I La G* W Kiribati's Guaranteed PileOint ment. It gives instant relief and has real merit. 50 rents a iiox at druggist-,or t-end to E.T.LAJI)- i I.E Y, 78 l'ike Street, Port Jervla, N. Y. Horie Killed by Snake*. Abram Robeson, near Grantsburg, Ind., while hunting for a stray horse, * which had been missf.ng for two days, c noticed a large blackenake which re- 1 treated toward a cave formed by an i overhanging ledge of rocks in one of j the high bluffs surrounding his pasture land. His horse was found lying t in this cavern, but covered with what i looked to him like a mountain of ( Beakes, so numerous were the reptiles. Robeson obtained his shotgun and 1 opened fire, continuing until his cart- 1 ridges were exhausted. After the bat- t tie he counted the bodies of 413 snakes, t lying around and over the body of his j horse, wMch was aead, while many f reptiles escaped in a wounded condi- c tion. He believes that his horse, which was a magnificent animal weigh- 1 ing 1000 or more pounds, had been t charmed by the reptiles, so that he ( was powerless to escape, and he had {. finally succumbed through weakness, t ?New York Press. ] WOMEN are assailed at e^ to their sex. Every i symptom. These dis ca coming unless properly treat* The history of neglect is wi wasted figures of nine tenths of our women, / every one of whom may W receive the invaluable ad- . vice of Mrs. Pinkham, A without charge, by writing ^ to her at Lyon, Mass. | r Miss Lula Evans, of 1 Parkersburg, Iowa, writes of hei 'Dear Mrs. Pinkham?I hi for nearly three years. Had Wucorrhoea, heart trouble, bes E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compo cure for leucorrhosa. I am vtrj and medicine.'' * a-.'-. . ? . v>^:. So Total Ecllpae For Twenty-five Tears No total eclipse will be visible in New England or the Middle States till January 24, 1325. On June 20, 1955, will occur the longest eclipse for many centuries, totality lasting more than seven minutes in the Island of Luzon, at or very near Manila.? Stars and Telescopes. The inventor of the propeller wheel studied the motion of a fish's tail when swimming. The volutions of the propeller's blades are exactly like the motions of the fish's tail. Per&onally Conducted rouriii tx? curnion to California Without Change of Cars. Leaving Washington, D. C.. every Tuesday and Friday, the Southern Railway, "Piedmont Air Line" and Sunset Route,will operate Personally Conducted Tourist Excursions to San Francisco. Cal., without change of cars, via Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio, New Mexico, Arizona and Southern California. The cars are the very latest pattern of Pullman Tourist Sleepers, beds equal to any standard sleeper, lunch, lavatorjvorivate apartment for ladies. Three find one-half days to Mexico and Arizona, four days to Los Angeles and Southern California. and five days to San Francisco. Portland, OreKon, through the semi-tropical garlens of the South, and via picturesque Mt. ?hasta in seven days with only one change of 'ars. Tacoma and Seattle. Washington, afternoon of seventh day. Touri?t carfare less ;han any other route; railroad fare the same, jlTectinK saving of $?>.00 to $30.00. Return service leaving San Francisco Tueslays and Fridays. For information and reservations, inquire )f A. J. Poston, Gen'l Agt., California Tourist liines, 511 Pennsylvania Avenue.Washington, >. or Alex. S.Thweatt, Eastern Pass. Agt., 171 Broadway, New York. Th? Free Methodist Church of America las about 25,000 members. America's'greatest physicians have conluered La Grippe and its after effects, fbeir treatment ba3 been thoroughly ested in the hospitals of Europe and of his country, and is embodied in Dr. Kny's jung Balm. h r T)v? r>f Morrison. Iowa.writes: 'Mrs. Dye had a bad attack of La Grippe vhich settled on ber lungs. She used Dr. Jay's Lung Balm, with most decided good iffects, which is a repetition of past exjerience with her. Nothing is so prompt aid positive in its effects on her lUDgs." You should write for free advice and a :opy of Dr. Kay's Home Treatment, an ilustrated book of 11G pages of receipts, stc. Dr. B.J. Kay Medical Co., Saratoga Springs, N.Y. China has begun the manufacture of smokeless powder. What Do the Children Drink J Don't give them tea or coffee. Have rou tried the new food drink called [iRAis-O? It is deliclous and nourishing", ind takes the place of coffee. The more jrain-0 you give the children the more lealth you distribute through their syseu.8. Ghain-0 is made of pure grains, ind when properly prepared tastes like he choice grades of coffee, but co9ts about % as much. 1.11 grocers sell it. 15c. and 25c. There has been a decrease in accidents n the Swiss Alps this year compared with 1191 JCtti. Lane's Family Jlediclncu Moves the bowels each day, In order to >a healthy this Is necessary. Acts eently >u the liver and kidneys. Curea sick head* iche. Price 25 and 50c. Germany's production of iron amounts n nine months to .nearly 5.500,000 tons. Btuty Is Blood Deep. Clean blood meanB a clean skin. No jeauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Catbar* tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by itirring up the lazy liver and driving all impurities from the body. Begin to day to vanish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, ind that sickly bilious complexion by taking CascaretB,?beauty for ten cents. All drug* lists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. Germany publishes 6533 periodicals of rarious kinds. 13 ^ /Jtipmv'c! Cnvc Af A fl n n tn Ra . a r? ;he only successful Dropsy specialists in the world. See their liberal offer in advertisement n another column of this paper. In Austria fourteen Is the legal age for narriage for both men and women. To Cure a Cold in Ouc Day. Take Laxative Bromo Ouinine Taoieia. All Druggists refund money if it fails to oare. 25c. Peculiar Accident to a Boy. While a little boy named David Tames Francis was playing with his :ompanions on the seashoie at Burry Port, the other evening he noticed a lenknife at the bottom of a large iron >ipe fixed in an upright position. The lad forced himself bodily into he pipe, only to find that there was lot room enough for him to stoop lown to pick up the knife. In the attempt to do so one of his egs doubled up under him, and shorty afterward his comrades were atracted to the pipe by the screams of he venturesome David James. Being i x_ 1 ,1 joweness to reuuer ?uu ucip moj i>u or assistance, and a number of men :ame to the rescue. Owing to the bending of the boy's eg, it was impossible to pull him out >y his arms, and the pipe had to be lisembedded before the 1 o * could be ;ot out. He had been a prisoner for hree hours and a half.?London jeader. rery turn by troubles peculiar f mysterious ache or pain is a tressing sensations will keep ;d. ritten in the worn faces and VOMEN WHO 1EED MRS. VNKHAM'S AID recovery as follows: y' id been a constant sufferer inflammation of the womb, -3 inng-uown p?uns, u<u.&?iuc, . adache, ached all over, and times could hardly stand on y feet. My heart trouble was ~ so bad that some nights I was compelled to sit up in bed or get up and walk the floor, =j=rP^A for it seemed bs s?* ~:\\ though I should - smother. More - \\ than once I ha ye - \\ been obliged to jl have the doctor jj visit me in the middle of the - J-^/ night. I was also very nervous and v?~~57 fretful. I was ut II terly discouraged, r f j One day I thought I ' // would write and see Jv if you could do anyjy thing for me. I followed / your advice and now I feel like a new woman. All se dreadful troubles I have no and I have found Lydia und and Sanative Wash a sure - thankful for your good advice 8 THP DP AI M \\*y I iiu t J New York City (Special).?Da Fashion has provided most daii neckwear for the present sea3< Stylish stock collars are expensi when bought ready made, but d fingers using any reliable pattei can readily fastiion them at small < pense. It is necessary to make 1 foundation of good stiff canvas buckram, which will keep the shaj and to make all alterations as to dep of collar required at the upper edg< FANCY STOCK COLLARS. No. 1 illustrates a stock collar of sis blue satin arranged in pretty bi folds. Lace over satin lines the de t 1 ? ? UIm A rtViiffor* *iin poiutB ana narruw uiue omuuu X uw logs finishes the edges. The closi: is invisible in centre back. No. 2 of white Liberty silk, the scallops the flaring portions being finished wi corded edges. The foundation oovered with white India silk. T soft wrinkled stock is gathered in tu shirrings at the centre back, where closes invisibly. No. 3 is of pale pi] mwm A POPULAR TYPE C mousseline de soie and narrow eat ribbon in the same shade. T1 foundation collar is covered with pir satin. The satin ribbon, one-half i inch wide, is gathered in centre ai applied on the scalloped edges of tl pretty bow and the flaring tabs back, three evenly Bpaced rows beii placed around the collar. Tiny gilt buttons with cord Iod effect the closing in centre back. Ai suitable materials may be substitute to develop attractive stock collars 1 the mode, lace, net and edging, she lawns and embroideries being exte eively used. To make ><o. 1 will require one-ht yard of plain silk and one-fourth yai of figured. To make No. 2 will require one-hi yard of silk twenty-two inches wid To make No. 3 will require on fourth yard of silk to cover collar ai line it, an,d one-half yard of mouss line or chiffon, with five and on fourth yards of trimming. A Stylish Costnme. The 8tylish gown of gray whipcor shown in the large illustration by Ma Manton, Is trimmed with yellow la insertion and narrow bias folds of gn satin.' The toque is of gray satin la straw with a tulle rosette, jet quil and rhinestone ornaments. Thewai is supported by fitted linings th close in centre, the blouse fronts bei: arranged at square yoke depth to clo invisibly at the left side. The scm less backs fit smoothly in Eton jack style, and the right front lapping ov the left closes at the Bhoulder seai A email helt r>f crav Batin ribbon clasped in the back with clasps of gi metal studded with rhinestoues. T fashionablt, stock collar closes in cent back, high points being shaped stand up close behind the ears. T1 fashionable sleeves have epaulett applied in points near the to and the slight fulness is gathered I tweeu the points. The stylish draper which may be worn over any skirt, modelled on lines corresponding wi the jacket fronts. It is of full ski length iu back and cut away in fro to disclose the skirt, which may be the same or contrasting material. T] drapery may be cut with or witho side seams, the width of material us deciding the advisability of cuttii this skirt in two or four portions. Attractive gowns 01 casnmerc came bair, broad or Venetian clotb, drj d'ete, foulard, crapeline or other sc wool or silk fabrics may. be stjlbh i ^ a nrirv/\%T i Uh hAMiiui>. w me trimmed with applique, insertion, lty braid, gimp, ruchinga, satin folds or )E. ribbon. The style also suggests posive sibilities for remodelling that are never eft despised by the home dressmaker, ns To make the akirt it will require bx- four yards of material forty-four ;he inches wide, or TP An Attractive Blouie Waist. ' ? XV. >th 'J-'he most attractive iorm 01 me es. modified blouse waist in tailor style is ? a model cut low and rounding in the neck, -with a deep slashing each side of the open front. All the edges are finished with deep braid or velvet ribbon. The guimpes worn with the waists are in various effects, guipure net over watermelon pink Liberty satin being a very becoming style. A glimpse of the satin and lace shows down the front and between the slashed portions. Silk cord applique pieces are additional garnitures on the most expensive models. An Adornment For the Hair. When the hair is worn low two tortoise-shell pins, with diamond-incrusted heads inserted on either side, serve the double purpose of security and of adornment. A Pretty Combination. This attractive dress shows a pretty :y- combination of bluet drap d'ete and as corded taffeta silk in the same shade, ep the yoke being of cream all-over lace, h- underlaid with white 6atin. The ? ~ AnnOl af Q nf TiOTTATlf QClflTl Llg? Ll VVUWtWVW V* MM* * W II VM??M is ribbon frills applied in three over-lap of ping rows on the smoothly shaped th bertha, flaring cuffs and around tho is foot of skirt. Wider ribbon of the be same shade forms the crush belt, ck which is prettily bowed on the left it side. The waist is smartly adjusted ak over fitted linings that close in centre ggi^^miNL )P 0YER3EIRT DRAPERY. in front. The yoke is applied on the le back lining, and the front yoke, being ?k included in the right shoulder seam, m closes over on the left. The back fits id smoothly at round yoke depth, the lie pretty fulness being drawn closely to id the centre at waist line. The curved ig fronts are gathered at the top and joined to the lower edges of the bertha, ps which conforms to its shaping. The ay bertha extends on the front edges to cd the waist, the right overlapping the oy left from the scam, the closing being er effected invisibly. u- The two-seam sleeves are gathered at the top, the wrists being finished ilf with flaring cuffs that are trimmed to rd match the bertha. The five-gored skirt has the correct flare at the lower ilf edge, whore it measures a trifle over le. turee yaras in me meaiam sizes, ic- The top fits smoothly, the fulness in id back being arranged in two deep nu ;e- derlying pleats that meet over the x- placket in centre back. Either skirt or waist may be worn separately or both may be of one material. Flat trimming of gimp, passementerie, ird, regular insertion or applique chiffon ry " ~~~ ^ WAIST AND GOllUD SKTT.T. PCt jg bauds racy be effectively employed as decoration. I'o To malic this waist for a jciss of in fotirtpAn vp.irri will rflnrnre ono and ?ft I one-half ranis of material forty-four iy | inches -wide " ' ' ' - ' ' ' '"Service" Initead of Hell*. In one of the new apartment honsei in town they hare adopted a plan which does away with the rude "Hello" -which came in with the telephone, and which conservative persons have never been able to use without an apology to themselves for its lack of elegance. Every room in the house is connected with the office by telephone. You ring the bell, put the receiver to your ear, and a respectful voice savs, with a rising inflection, not "iieuo, out "oervice??YYasnington Post. When Itlnl Babes Met. Two rival mothers with rival babies eat opposite each othev in a "blue car" the other day, en rou':e for the great east side. One infant was pretty and the other wasn't, and the beauty child got so much attention, so many chucks under the chin, and such quantities of foolish talk flung at it that the mother of the neglected child grew pale with anger and envy. "I felt so sorry for her," said the friend who told me this, "that I paid her poor little one some slight attentions, which so encouraged its mother that she became another being as it were and broke out as follows: " 'Shure beauty isn't everythin' in a aIiiM yv> a m Mr Potoov tin picture child, but if he grows up good an' honest an' hard workin' that's better than good looks, which is the ruin of many.'" "Then she glanced over at the opposition babj and added meaningly: " 'There's been a plenty of robbers and murderers that -was good lookinV" And my friend left the car in some haste to avoid the impending storm that was gathering in the eyes of the mother who sat on the opposite side of the car.?New York Ecrald. Concerning Flaatcr Casta. "Plaster casts are now entirely relied upon in sprains as far as the limbs are concerned," exclaimed a well-known surgeon to a Star reporter, "as well as in the treatment of fractures. And beyond the cas* there is no farther treatment neces sary. The cast should, however, not be pat on until the inflammation in consequence of the injury has disappeared. To reduce the inflammation continuous application of hot water is found to be the most efficacious remedy. When once the inflammation has gone down an antiseptic bandage should be put on the injured part, and on this the plaster bandage and splints. This encases the hand, arm, foot or leg in a plaster boot, which keeps its place and keeps the injured part intact. The cast should be kept on as long as possible?at least a week under all circumstances, and in cases of a sprained foot, ankle or leg, for ten days or longer. In case? of injury caused by a sprain of the ankle or foot the plaster cast should under no circumstances be removed in less than a week, for the greatest care is required in their treatment, otherwise the injury becomes per manent.v?Washington star. The American Volunteer. For three-quarter of an hour onr little boat harled incessant lead at hill and wood, until we became convinced that not ?even a grasshopper could escape under such a fire. Then slowly we drew down river, and each man threw himself upon his blanket and slept. As the night mists whitened over the river and the sun gloriously rose blood red through the mists, the corporal by my side stood up, stretched his brawny arms, and facing the glowing east, exclaimed to my great surprise: "Wake! For the Sun, who scatter'd Into flight The Star9 before him from the Field of Night, Drives Night along with them from I Mv'n, and strike? The Sultan's Turret with a Shaft of LlfirLt!" - -Story of the Pasig River Fight. A Family Driven Mad. An axtrftordinarv case of madness. in wnich all the members of a. family, consisting of father, mother and four children, were simultaneously afflicted has occurred in Germany. A party of strolling gypsies, -who undertook to tell the father's fortune by means of cards, declared that he would be killed while serving in the army, and this prediction so impressed him and his family that in the course of the same day they all developed signs of wavering reason, and before long had to be put under restraint. The gypsies ware arrested by the German police. Mrs. >? 1LSIUW 3OUUIUIU4 UJ1 kvi ?< ? ? teethin g, softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, allays pain, cures wind colic.-5c.a bottle. Lake navigation Is now open, and the movement ol grain eastward is heavy. Campbell's malarial Specific* Guaranteed cure for all Malarial diseases At all druggist?, or sentbn receiptof 25cents J. B. Camfbill, Suffern, N. Y. Men possess the power of adaptlbility to I a greater degree than women. To Cure Comtlpatlon ForeTtfi Take Casearets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 250. If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money. More women become insane on account of love affairs than men. J. C. Simpson, Marquess, \V. Va., says: I ''Hall's Catarrh Cure cured me of a very bad case of catarrh." Druggists sell it. 75c. It is estimated that one person in a thousand dies of unrequited love. Cousin Lead to Consumption. Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough a once. Go to your druggist to-day auJ get a sample bottle free. Sold in 25 and 50 COill UUlt?C3. VJU aL uwmjg Rerous. The enlistment o1 a British soldier is foi seven years. Fits permanently cured. No fits or nervousness after first day's use of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer.$2 trial bottle and treatise free Dk. r. H. Kline, Ltd..kll Arch St.,Phila.,Pa. James A. Allen, of Palmyra, Wis., has buen a Justice of the Peace for fifty years. Xo-To-Bic for Fifty Centf. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak sen strong blood pure. 60c,(1. All druggists. The Island of Luzon in the Philippines has the same ureu as Ohio. Pico's Cure for Consumption is an A No. 1 Asthma medicine.?W.K.Williams, Antiocb, Ills.. April 11.1894. As many as 4000 dates bare been gathered from a single palm. Edacata Tour Bowels With Caacaret*. Candy Cathartic, care constipation forever. lCc, 25c. If C. C. C. fall, druggists refund money. . iiys V" u r<< Examine the new oil cloth ( gloss are being destroyed and you soap fresh from the hot water in t on it for a moment, the free alk; the cake into the bright colors. A more careful examination and there* where the alkali has.cu and gradually weaken the whole f This is what cheap soaps do. . COPYRIGHT lSO? ?V THC PR Lazy Liver MI have been trembled a great d?a'. With a w)rpid liTer, which produces comtipa tion. I found CASCARETS to ba all you ciaim for them, and secured such relief the first trial, that I purchased another supply and was completely cured. I shall only be too glad to ree* ommend Cascareta whenever the opportunity la presented." j. a. Smith, 2920 Susquahanna Ave., Philadelphia, Pa /M) candy m V M CATHARTIC ^ TWAOK MARK RlOfSTTWtD Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. So Good. Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 2Sc.50o... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Bltrilsf Uimt4j Co*|u;, Chktfo, XnlntI, It. T*rk. OO Mn.Tn.BIP Sold and guaranteed by all drnr U" I U'DAw fft.t. to CTBX Tobacco HabitBOYS Spalding's Athletic Library should be re&d by every boy who wnnts to become an athle.e. >*o.4. Boxing. [lete. No. 85. Official Foot Ball No.P.Howto oean Atb- Guide. [BollGuide. No. 28. HowtorlavFoot No. 86. Official Basket Ball, by Walter Camp. No. tf. Ath'etic Primer. No. 27. College Athletics No. 93. Official A. A.U. No.82. How to play Base Rule?. Ball. [letics. No.93. Athletic Records No. 87. All Around Ath- No.95. Official Base Ball No.42. How to Punch Guide. the Bag. No. 100. How to be a Bi No. 82. How to Train. I cyc.e ucampion. PRICE, I0CENT8 PER COPY. Send for catalogue of all sports. A. C. 8PAL0INC Sl BROS.. New York. Denver. Chirac*. FARQUHAR RAKE SEPARATOR durable, perfect In operation and cheapest.6 Farquhar Vibrator Separator greatest capacity: wsftes no groin, cleans ready for marUet. Specially adapted for ^ WHHanH merchant threshing and large crops. Threshes rice, i^iS85Wr^BM)WH flax and millet. Deceived ZStmfcWBg medals and awards at thrtt world's fairs. Farquhar Calibrated Ajax Engine . Received medal and blgh. est award at World VCoJHflBHni qubar's threshing engines <MWMWBiBB are the most perfect In use. 4BaMWB|>pv Have seats, foot brakes and XMQn VuS'ctQ' strong and duiable and are mSUr' made as llgbt as Is consls ' tent v.ltb, safety. There Is no record of a Farquhar b?Uer ever exploding. Farquhar Variable Friction Feed Saw Mill. Most accurate set works made. Quick receding bead blocks and Engines Boilers. Saw Mills and Agricultural Implements Generally. Send for illustrated catalog. A. B. Farquhar Co., Ltd. VORK. PA. OLD COLONIAL MANTELPIECES WANTED?Handsome old Colonial doors, window-frames, banisters, mantelpieces and other inside wood-work. Great oppor tunitv for anyone about to tear down or alter. Address, P. 0. Box 2949, Boston, Mass. $5 Easily Mads in 5 Hours plan of felling an article in constant me and demand. Write tor particulars. Archibald k Co., 73 Kastau St., XewYork. l\flT,ATrPTn"NT THIS PAPER WHEN REPLY ixLLlN 11U1N INGTOADVTS. NYNU?20. (a What would the world do without inlc? fl Just think of it! f, ( CARTER'S INK 8 C IS THE BEST INK. g ) Forty year* experience in the making- Co?t* X (A yon no more than poor Ink. Why not hare itl Zk 89898988886969898989638969 Do You Know That There Be Wise SAP( JUST THE 300K CONDENSED ENCYCLOPEDIA Ol treats upon about every subject under the ant and will be sent, postpaid, for 50c. in stamps, pc leas run across ref* m bb wttenandlhlnp AM understand and nil bllU I I will clear op for plete Index, so that It may be V" A Q i ta a rich mine of valuable r|IK _ interesting manner, and Is tlmee the small sum of FIFTY CENTS "h prove of incalculable benefit to those whose ed will alto be foind of great ralne to thoee who kave acquired. BOOK PUBLISHING H< . . I )n the kitchen floor; its color and may see where a cake of common he scrubbing bucket has been laid ili having eaten an impression of will show small "pin holes" here t through the surface to soak into loor covering. Use Ivory Soap, it will not injure. DCTKR k OAM1LC CO. CINCINNATI 1 Hartford and Vedette Bicycles. Public appreciation of the un- * ^ equaled combination of quality and price embodied in these machines , is shown in the present demand for them which is entirely without precedent. NEW MODELS. 'J Cbainlass, . , "$75 Golnrabii Olalo . . 50 ; >j Hartfords, . . . 35 Vedettes, . . $25, 26 ,, A limited number of Colombia, Vodela 45, 46 and 49 (improred) and Hartfordi, Pattanu 7 and 8, at greatly rednoed prices, | BEE OUK CATALOGUE. POPE MFQ. CO., Hartford, Coan. _ j'l Atlanta and Jjfk. M New Orleans 'i Atlanta & West Point I Railroad. Company Jj AND The Western Rw'y of 11a. na saoiv uvx timat t in nw oilass. Operate Magnificent Vestlbuled Train* l?ftre?a Atlanta cod Montgomery. Mobil* tad Nsw Orleans, at which latter point . lose. and dlreot connections art made for ill Tnu, Kesso ui Ciiriii Pails,' to iUItln titkli Xxeillist 7tni(k Trill itf Oir luric* rhes? Rallroao's offer most favorable aeeommor datlons and indicement* to their patron* and resident* along their line. Any on* contemplating a change of home can find so location more attractive nor mora conducive to prosperity than lj to be foimd on tn? of theae road*. "the heart or the south1* 4 btantifally Illustrate* book firing detilled Information aa to th? Industrie! and attraction* along theae line*, ean be had anon *pplication to the anderaigned. who will Uu pleaaare la giving *11 dealred information. B. F. WYLY, Jr., R. 1. LUTZ, I Gen. Fa*j. A Tloket Agent. Trafflo Mgr., Atlanta, Ga. Hoirraouzzr, Ala. GXOBGS C, SUITS, Prei. a Gea, Mtsipr. AMAMTA. flA. Happyi 1 reined*for* * JOHNSON'S MALARIA,CHILLS4FEVEB grippe and Uiver Diseases, I tfUOWN ALLDIPCCIITI. WV?I BENSION^KfS^ 'Successfully Prosecutes ClaimsAtaPrlQclcal E*&mli.?r U.S. Pension Burwg, yr? la civil war, IS adjudlcatl&c claims, atty sine* nOADCY NSW DIE COVEET; (few U tX W I W I qmlokroliaf u4 c?r*? wont eiHi Book of tullanitliud I0 4in' u????i1 Free. Sr. 1.1. OEIBU'i 10*1. B? D. itlutt. ?a. 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