The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, April 17, 1891, Image 4

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A* 'T *4 i ?? i wiit ua American Elephant Work Y In modern times, we have only to look to India to l>o convinced of the great usefulness of the elephant. To the agriculturist, who- uses him before his wagon or his plow, ho is indispensable, ?nd for the transportation of heavy articles, he has no rival. Wo see him curryjtng immense tree-trunks out of the Indian forest, nud by his iudofntiguble industry, in picking up uud carrying off , construction of , roads and railways. For lal>or of this ikind u coolie receives from four to eight innnas, while live uud six rupees ure paid jlor the daily work of au elcphuut. From (this fact, we concludo that one elephant [performs the work of from twelve to ?weuty-two coolies. From the record of tiie Ihitish expedition against King Theodore of Abyssinia (In 1808, wo leuru tint forty-four cleiphauts were shipped from Itomliuy for jtise in tho campaign. Of this number flvo succumbed during tlm cauipuigti. "!The rernuiuing thirty-nino rendered vnli?? *??- - ?? -- ,,.u.v nvi >ivik, UUItlU Ulltrustuu Willi (IIU * transportation, tliron/^li a mountainous Country, of c'uiinoii,aiMiniiiiitioii ami supplies. It was frequently very ditlieult to procure proper food for them ami as it was often necessary to traverse great distanccs to reach the watering places, the ilenth of the live animals is as-ribed to ;thcso hardship!. Although elephants move slowly through a luoimtainous country and soon become foot-sore, tliey perform their tusk with admirable fuith__ fulness. Without them i< would have been necessary to await the building of Wagon roads. ? ffnfillhic<iih\ nil Mayazinc. New Theory of Sende'cucss. * A new theory of sea ickiie s lis; he n recently offered hy Monsieur liochct. Ac cepting tint view Ilia!, the symptom-: an those of cerebral ana-mi.', lie no-mini < for this ainviuia by (lie ilisonier brought in to iiiuscular contracti ui-c tluoii';li not being used to such Middc i movements as those of vessels. iMon-ueur Itneliet.'x ml Vice is not to look to aier-'hetic , southing drugs, etc. , I -r t. Ii-*I, le.l rathei to muscular escitant-i, and, above all, to 1 seek in voluntary movements a compel sat ion for the rc!le\ linecoiciux which are not produced- I!< reeonwiieiidx stryeh- i , .. i in i mi-, i i ii i>: rvi* :411'I tirillixS charyeil willi rail><>nir nri?l. /'/ ?/</?//#< . , lis Kki-HIi-iii (futilities ComniciKl t ? laililiu n|i|ir>i'.ul tin- t'nlk.iirnia tmlt remedy Syrti|i ?>1 Kiiv?. Hi pi< a . Inn t<> the rye. ami tu I In* tunic and I>y ijonllv acting on tlin kidnoyn, liver imuI It'iwcl.x, ii. uleunscvi tho Kystcin elTeHiinlly, Ikei-oliy 11-(?. moling tho l.onlt It ami corn foi l or all \\ In, ubo it. Spring SVSed Is so important 111;ii ?. used to ovt, THE IIEST. 1ms proven ils superior remarkable cunw, ami (Ik Hood's Sarsaparil lias a Jar??;er suit; than at Is now irenersillv mlmiUi parilla. It spootlily nil :iii< 1 imparls such slron < tlial, as oiio lsuly puis i anow." I Jo sino (o gel O Hood^s Sa FoM l?.v all ?I r ii I H. SI: si* I'm* I'i . p ir???| mil v i: 1?> l'. I. Il??'?i?AjMitSu'tvirios, Low ? ll, Mas I. I I ICO Doses Ono Dollar lllVISE TO W In r JMI.V/'T#., 1'JiOl or ir: a t:c. i i..t i: Sii:xs ? 11 " |?EMj For three years mv wife hns bee physicians for menstrual troubles, wi fined to her bul. A tier taking three REGULATOR, she cm do her cooking, ttlOK TO " WOMAN1 " L'AI! I i! !"? : i. WHICH I'ONTMNS I BRADFf'V.O HEGULATC * >1 m !; .... , ,11. iftTutsmirs sww.'ss* rlvo unifcisuJ Kutlsfa* tion. Why ?houM you \my rntdllemrn'd |?uilka when you ran buy direct from up, tbm ananuffecturcrxl tW iiil u? 110 mul t>.-> follow 1; * mvjccirwi inil vrlU B^?i?nlrolo IU ideaxo )Ott or ivfmul your money. for nw^uivmcnt' l?r?*.4.?t nu^uio, )Ter vent, close up under urnn, *?a. t inc.u uro <?*t r rintoat vralst. mul in. i.lo Ior nicdnuie i :vuii rrott li lo eel. Kciiil Sit 4*Cl?tu foi 12 ruinpb * of ou; $ 10 M? iff Suit*. fanltlim plr.te *i??l Uj>e tiuu^.io v v S-.r.i . t ?0j Children':* Simla, i;i>. I . ia Nil f V (I. | ll|ioleiil?T?iifiV| PI v.l r?ai ji Mrrr!, ilkip, IIL Every Farmei his own Roofos CHEAPER than Shinnies, Tin or Stole. Kcducos Your INSUI! A N('K, aii*l I'lTfecll 0 Fjfo? Water and Wind Proof. btiO^SBEBSm CORRUGATtD 1 i s?fte. i ;%>^aB^EaaBBBEi^a? Y".. < <r;^r?2c<T.*r^,i!5-i?ife<s'? (>ur ltooll:i^ f i roaily f.riacil fur tlir I :n 11 <! I rii:. iijid ran ! f.piilii-il hv tiny icii'. tin not Suy any ItiHi'it?i; lill von write to iik fur < iir . i ,,i tive .fatal '."i" si ii. i n. ati::n i'.m \v a . ? ? ?? TJ-'Vv. CHtcHf.sun-p English. ^V'OTW JtA V<yt rut (i.iii.ina'. Ar<?> r.r nuinc 1?J Vy> t.ll.11. v. 'I-.,.. iff ?.?? . /> | / (5 i i ( Take no 1 ^ ?'{ . -??: : : < i ? .""-'cm!,'!'.!, V V4 fj* 1 \ li' 1 it,4 :?:> ? i.-voi.i /.i ?' l'-.ptr. V fcol*J IrJ ul? L.*r r: utf-'tJ. Apply ?n'ft Sotiril*. - BBeBBwoaSSStf6^ or l/j iut>j, UL What's In ? Name! Furojvo signifies a country of White complexion, so nnrued because the inhabitant* were of n lighter complexion than those of Asia and Africa. Asia I signifies between, or in the middle, from the fact that geographers place it between Europe and Africa. Africa sigol* | ties a land of corn and ears. It was cele' bruted for its abundance of corn and all sorts of grain. Siberia signifies thrifty or dry?very appropriate; Spain a country of rabbits or conios. It was once so infested with these auiiuuls tlmt it sued Augustus for I an nrtny to destroy them. Italy, a | country of pitch, from its yielding great j quantities of black pitch. Calabria, also, for the same reason. Gaul, modern France, signifies yellow huired, as yellow ' hair characterized its inhabitants. Tlie English or Caledonia is a high hill. This j was a rugged, mountainous province in j Scotland. , i libera in is utmost, or Inst habitation, i.. i ... ?? * .... uuiinm inn iu I lie tvii'iwuni (IIO | I'J.irniciuiis never extended their voyages. Ihitaiu, the country of tin, great <|Sin titles being found on it and adjacent islands. Tlio tireeks called it Albion, j which ni??nifics in the IMucniciisn tongue either white or high luountuin, from the whiteness of its shores or the high rocks on the western coast. Corsica, u woody place. Sardinia signilics footsteps of men, ' which it resembles. Syracuse, bud llavor, { mi called from tiie unwholsoiiie marsh on which it stood. Rhodes, serpent* or ) dragons, which uro pro !ueed in abuud mice. Hicily, tlio country of gin per. Scvlla, thn whirlpool of destruction. /Ktna signifies a furnace, dark or smoky. ' -- Jcttibh 'lime*. file Ideal Safe. A new rufe hits been devised which i" said to Ire proof against any unauthorized opener, even if ho lie provided with the proper key. The keyhole cover ih made with a catch inside which engage* with , mechanism within tlio door and is held fast. This mccl aliisiu connects witli tiio pointers of four dials, mid the cover can. \ not l>" removed to allow the door to It.* opined until the pointers lm\c heeu set at lite figures of a predetermined cipher. | When the cipher is indiea'ed,the handle on the right is turned and the ke^-iiolo thus uncovered. Should the cipher Ir * forgotten the cover can be cut open mid u duplicate, supplied witii the safe, substituted. The safe is tire proof and admits of ltit),l)t)t) cipher combinations.? ^ 'J'lhliH-IhtlKH'lltf. v ; '*l\?M*|?ii?_?r up nppearinres" is defined l?y :iutIidiily upon modern nnnncrt lo iiic.in "u frugal diet in order lo yivu i.n oi'cu^ioiinl dinner nartv." icine jreat care should he 11 out I'm Sarsaparilla merit hy its many 5 fact that la iy? other sarsaparilla ^1>.? ouniiilr Lj ipring Medicine ?d to he Hood's Karsares all hlood diseases ;th to the whole system t, "I seem to he made irsaparilla ulilli) !'.!! lirssriKi'iH. VI; cl*f<>r$.V l'rr|wiv<l only l>\ i". I. IU>< ?l> *'<A|Milhf. i?rl<"4, l/iwvll, Sl>i? IOO Dosos One Dollar I m m m mm m UMAN! 'USE, SCANTY, surrni:ssi:i: THUATION, you must use ALE REGULATOR Henderson, Ala.. March 8, 1883. n under the treatment of the leading tliout benefit, most of the tinio conbottles of BRADFIELDB FEMALE milking and washing. N L. BRYAN. /AI.CAULi; INillHMATION t'N ALL I t.UALL' I'ISLASI. )R CO., ATLANTA, GA. ROOFING KVKIIV MAN IIIHMWN MbUfKU. Two nuil Ttiroo I "ty Hooting, xullable Mil roof*, il.riliu, limn iiiiu olArr mntrr,nl nlld * ?%!*.? n? ?1ur Hilr, Ktr?\ \V lint am! NVntrr I'r.nf, Milcntiln f,ir Ml ?iKiutow, in.,I run t.i ntitilltHl t>> iiny one. lrMorl|itl?? I'uliiliiguo nvHit M?in|ilfu of Cooling, Lining mid : In ..llniiit I'llj.i r. I'nliils, .to., i out on re HioMt. ? if - I I ? II I I AV \ ll I'll \\ HITl: I H. .11)11 N Alt AIITAlu:. I! lotiiiio.it*, \ it. I / O \ s JUNES \ ! / TON SCALES \ / OF \ $60 BIN6HAMT0N \Ofam Brx Tare Beam j yfr N. Y., a^j \iiU"">v Vv ?* Jy V- ** /or ^ rH? TDO TOtr ,, V/miI to le?rn all about a ll..ro* I How In I'Kk mil hnuw laipor.... g.artl MCkUist FY* *4 I i n l.. I iM.e. . *i?l euro I Tell - v?*i?>3SL. III.- Apr l.v III* l?. II.I WI.At tooULk* li.f. rrt.l l'?r.? ?.f ill* Aniuifcl How ' -1<> Hli.tr, All till' hu.I i"thrr to'uakl* Int.., -i?i.on in ot.r ??? rtiiit ii.i.i siNtieo units* *00*. r. it i.ii i'l ..n nr. ii.i ..f only Mi If Mi in rUini*. iui. -K ?-i it iim sK 114 i # ."r.r.i8e. N. Y. ruy^ Rto Cnoss diamond rhand <c\ lh\x * r\\x\i% Th<- only M*fc, Horc. ?r>1 r,Habit Pill ft.r nl*. i.,!..l| /-i ........ J Urand i.-. ?{,d ?nt u..i.i irr.mo \v ollil . tin.I. Htfutt *ubiHtuHr*it and /~ll..V ! . ! > | . .- Inci-r.im . ..n.ilvrf. Iu. At liiumUt. ?i irn.t o* . ' I Ml lief lor l.mtlr*," i* Ullrr, I.; rrturn AialL Chichester Chemical Co , MniH?*n "uu?rc flllUDCU'lllA. 1>A. LM-n?*nn?i tbo >tw>BP^WT?^W| tuil InflumrusUon. ? It it % 4>uoy., *s WuTtt 64., M, T'K^niB > # / The Klehaat Via la Iaac^lSjj^7. We present here the latest fiV-V* * = the greet Central African, Tlppu Tib. Tippn Tib will soon be in Arm Ma again, bis birth place, for he is a nativf el jfuscat. He ia on the way to *tlMK land of his fathers. He was (be son of a half-caste Arab, aad hit mst^f wass full-blooded negro staVe. In point of ancestry, therefore -* ^ wnom be has controlled as a master docs a slave, look down upon him. ' -- ' \ He is the niau described by Cameron as au African dandy, and of ^rhopi Btnuley said that he was the tinest gentle man he had ever met in Africa, pute Intellectual tuperiority Tlppu Tib, after he went to the lake- regions as a trader, gradually gained the supremacy over All other trader*, until a large tract of country, exteudiug from Kaxsougo, on the Upper Congo, to Stanley Fulls, acknowledged Itiin in it* ruler, lie lias supreme influence over all the Arab* in (lie district he governs, ami if so disposed he can he of much assistance to the Congo Free State in its efforts to iuppreas slave raids. 'l Kor several years Ik; lived lit Stanley Fill Is, where lie accumulated uti immense o juniitity of ivory, niucli of which has / pfit z HI'lT TIB. P It been taken to the const by caravuus of 1000 to .'1000 men. His home, however, is at Kassongo. At Stanley Falls he " lives in a mean little hut, apparently & caring nothing for its discomforts,though he is rich enough, if he chose, to live in one of the tinest houses in Zanxthiu. Oleer p, the Sweili, who crossed j Africa a while ago, visited Kussongo and di reported that 'I'ippu Tib's dwelling there wi was a tine stone nansioi), which would y? compare favorably with any private residence in Zanzibar. __ Though in his d -aliiigs with white 1 men he has been courteous, obliging and ft | generally faithful, Tippu Tib in the past 1 _. . ? . - - * hum causco mi ciioiinotis iiiitiiuni ?>I sillier , iiier to tin; helpless natives of Central j'1 Afrini. lie lias made slaves of thousands of tlii'in, ami litis lias iuvoivrd the tie struetion t>f inativ villages ami tlieslau^li tor t?f many helpless natives. No one supposes that lit; is artiiatei! hy any 1,1 motive than that of self-interest. lie has now a^ieetl Iti stop slave raiding in the territory lie controls, only be- mi cause he sees that it is his interest to do Be so. lie is a very shiewii man, ami lintl- Uu iu/^ it useless to oppose the advance of the whites, he has derided to eo-opcratt; \y with them, knowing that it is to their <>) advantage to give hint abundant oppor t unity to eairyonhis trading enterprises. It is hoped that this able man, who is hy far the richest person in inner Africa, may ho made a valuable agent iu canyill",Jill Ihr civ?l}AWH..viit' "in... . tour nut. 'J WISH UOKUS. j Troubles always look big at u distance. Before you can do mu !i good, yon iui:st he good. Many a 111a.1 signs his ileith warrant 1 with his teeth. t In nothing eise cau there be such 11 t jch'tngo as in man. Doing a wrong tlii.ig with a good mo live does not KtaUe it li^flit. ) re;.., 1 .. 1 in.1. ? ' v | MIM ?i .11.411 U UH ill IIC, .1.41 'will ti ii. I one who works i i 11 It*. * There is something lovable in all pao- * pie, if wecoul I hut stun.1 wheie we couhl see it. 1: The nnn who em lear.i I'eoiu the ex- } nerieiiee of other pontile is an apt 1 scholar. f I Wo nre never in earnest about anything tliat we cannot occasion illy get enthusi- . astieover. 1 It is well enough for charity to begin , at home, but it shouhlu't stop there. It { ought to be a great traveler. , How easy it is to feel generous when i you get a chance to tell other people i . what they out In .l<? with th,.h iuouey. A good ileal of the trouble in this life < conies because mm lake too much time I to nia!.e money, ami too little to enjoy I it. i Hiving only to g -t riches generally I turns out like the hoy ivhog.it the hornet's | nest, .bet as lie thou *|?i lie lm Lit he i louml oat that i! h i 1 him. It is sai.l that there are only two huuilre.l an I sixty-three hones in the human body, but when a mm has h vn hoei'i * t potatoes all dr. I mg, it is iiar.l lor iii.ai | to believe it. , Toe doctors say that plenty of pure air t will .1.. i.t.ti'.i I loan >. good .leal of i medicine, ami yet there ar people who j aie as much afraid of it as they w raid he i of the measles. A..long the braves' p ?;?ie in this 1 world are the women woo go to work 1 , ami - ippo.t ;,ii.I . .locate ;; la.go fainiiy ' I ..I' i-bildi.oi i!. .... i.:.,'. i husbands ifet ?Ii11.i ;< I ami lilo.v their ' hrnins o.lt. ?tii'friii-ii'.'iii (/.? '.) /i-fiu ; ' Hon,. 1 .Well;'* and Trenchermen. A wise doctor calculates that nine- ' tenths of mankind injure or destroy 4 themselves l?y a species of gluttony. ' The asccti is nearer litfht than the , ' trencheruian. A gentleman ot.ee told me, w rites .hum- I.. Kandill, of a meal he tool; at the h uef of tiic senior James tjoiiion Dennett. T':e breakfast tahle ? w is loaded with every luxury, and the r /juest was rei|ue?ted to help himself. Mr. I Meanett touched nothiiif<. 1'ieseatly a ] servant brought him, on a silver waiter, > the frugal repast he allowed. It con- t sisted of a cup of tea, a little dry toast, ( anil a wee hit of red herring. Lord -t I'aluu-rstoa was, for an Kip'lishmnu, l a moderate eater. 11.-i ha'oitital order to ] his steward was: ' Spare no e\peii-e in | providing the most cncroiis viands foi i my friends, hut for me hoi led mutton, apple same and a ;daj-: of milk." t'arI din al M inaiic; itas th Spare-' diet of R simple and nutritions f.. > I fhidt'ssoi . N e i. i mi 11. \\ h i . . . i: i >|| ill hill dlho >d . ot intellect. Is a li.iaa Alluiit'i ( 1 ConaCitutoJft. * j. I fro* lUpajioi -? 4 ^-amm uyom MM llUiW*"'^^' w *- - ? - -w t(_ "Alaef I Mdl/.tboog^ m Mm* I Wfthlas to pursue ay injr^. "Jlave triMmon gratltwli than mml" I board a rolco within m mj : "Patlooos, 'twas heaven gave the troo The fruitage that rewarded tb^.M ? IK. fl, Seabrook, la Youth'* Companion, HUM OK OF THR DAT. Always on time?His forelock. Karlj to bed and eaily to rite makes ttle bova verr tired.?Lift. "What has been tbe greatest mistake f your life?" "Making so many."? 'uric. "Do you play by note?" No," rolied the violin virtuoso; "f play for ?sh."?Puck. Money is tho root of all evil; lint the eed of mohey Is the evil itself.?Bitvjunit on Trailer. Never judge a inao's inipd by tbe mgth of time it lakes rftm to make ft up. -Button Traveller. i The world never sits down twice on a inn who has any point about him.? fiheaukee Sentinel. If you wish to be entertaining just irget yourself long enough to talk to unebody about himself. ? Dallas Netct. Frieild?"Is the play n go?" Budding multilist (sadly)?"Ye?, but I li^d hoped would be a stay."?American Grocer. Ah, you do not know the anguish of Mug cut by your best friend till you belt to shave yourself.?tilmira Uatelte. Humor, a kindly Httlohia, Makes laughter sweet us honey; Whilo Wit Is like a wasp, for he Stings when he'd fain lis funny. Tho average man would sooner pay les at a gymnasium than saw his own ood for exercise.?.Ve>? Orleant Picainc. "What was that noise I heard in tho irlor last night, Mariu?" "It was Willin breaking his engagement."?I tout on untie. * * " ft-lifl ?? lSfctlji ir'ti-l fa Una , - ft"' ay mate, "is something that makes you careful not to catch cohl again."? 'ashiwjtou Po?'. Passeugor?"Which of the fool qu?Mans you hear every day tire* you the ost?" Conductor?"That one."?InanapoHs Journal. Upson Downe??"Say, old man, lend b a five until pay-day." Rowiic <le >ut?"Which?your pay-day, or tho y you'll pay me?"?Pack. The oyster leads a calm and placid life, hiIc he lives he is never known to get mt." It's only after he dies that ho ts in a "stew."?Kposh. Professor?"Didn't I see you coming t of a saloon?" 'Ninety-four?"Well, , you wouldn't have me stay in one, i anna ." 'U&lMl Jthel?"Why, in our church they never jo to sleep."?Chicago Timet. "All's fair in love;" that is my creel; Who doubts it is a churl. All's fair tu lovo; all, yes, indie 11 ? Especially the girl. ?Puc/e. "Kobbie," said the visitor, kindly, 'have you uny little brothers aud sis era?" "No," replies wee liobine, sol ininly; "I'm all the children we've got.' ? 1 tost on ion. "And I suppose, like a brave soldier, ou followed jour colors." "Yes, vhcncver there was a battle I noticed hat the colors were Hying, so I flew, ou."?Buffalo Express. "Why won't you take Flickeles ai lartner?" "My dear fellow, Flickele vua engaged to iny wife before I marrici ler. And would you have me take foi mrtner a nian who is cleverer than I?"? Vlieqtnde Bluetter. Tiio -xw4|i-; jj received rom his teacher u box on the car, hul ludeservedly, for it was his neighboi ,vho hud heeu out of order. "Now, eacher," he said, "you see that it wa lot my fault. Don't forget to credi ne with that box on the ear, will you?1 ? AV*Vgentle Bl tetter. Dejected Tramp?"Yes'in, I've had i tad history. I've traveled this couutr for years and years, homeless and hope less, in search of something I fear i would break my heart to tind." Kind Hearted I^idy?"And what is that, 111; poor mau?" Dejected Tramp?"Work ma'am."? C'/iicago Tribune. Curious I'so of Mierobea. A Norwegian naturalist, Dr. Neilson dates that fishermen iu his country l?av< tieeii catching whales with the aid ol 1 incused bacteria for more than five ce:i uries. Kvery season whales enter a nar row inlet of the sen near the town of H?>r gen and wheu one is discovered the fish ernien go out in boats, drive him furthe up the narrow bay. and stretch a ne across the mouth of the inlet. Thcii primitive implements nr<. h-railHoieio iluiic iu capture and luml the unimu imprisoned, which is usually twenty 01 thirty feet long, aud very strong. Vii.M tccordingly shoot into hint arrows iu rected with the poison of some infectious I iscase?apparently sympathetic nuthras ?and in twenty-four or tlifrty-six hour! se becomes so weakened by the grpwtl >f bacilli iu tho woftnds that men with larpoons are able to laud him.? Trentor N. J.) American. A Mil skint Trap. Jim Candce, an old Lyme trapper, has taught an unprecedoutoi numbor of nuskrats this year. IIo sinks a half wrrel n?ar the runs of tho rats to the evel of .the ground,"htrtMttb it with voter, and' -then oh floagjpg' pieces of joards in the tub places small pieces of utrrots. When tber muskrat jumps in ifter the bait ho can't got out, and he oftves tho trap set for another victim. VIr. Candec has caught as many as six ats in a single barrel in ono night.? Hurl ford {Conn.) Timet. The Sultan of Turkey has. given large urns of money to aid tbefkrmnn sufferis bv the recent iuundations. The Sul hii is vei , anxio'.is to build up trade wiih lenmuiy and to encourage fi'Ulidly ic ations with that Euipirw. * , - 4 *?*** 1 > i 7dt> large ?the old-fashioned pill. Too reckless in its way of doing , business, too. It cleans you out, but it uses you up, and your outraged system rises up against it. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets have a better way. They do just what is needed ?no more. Nothing can be more thorough?nothing is as mild and gentle. They re the smallest, cheapest, the easiest to take. One tiny, sugarcoated granule's a gentle laxative?three to four are cathartic. Sick Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, bilious Attacks, and all derangements of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels are promptly relieved and permanently cured. BEWAREj Cheap S. S. S. WIL imitations < My daughter had s Eczema, which for 8hOUlu 06 ) had bafflod the skill avoided. <>icians 8he wf ? worse, I quit all oth. They never! commenced using f S disking the second Cure c incrustations had n and are s u8in& s-s-s- until ^ S before reporting the 0Tt6n nent. Being satisfli dangerous. uoyinK di""Me fovra; . BOOKS ON BLOOD ANJ THE SWIFT SPECI A cough or cold w'f is a spy which has pj | Stealthily come inside p 1 the lines of health ancl is there to-dis-* .cover some vulnerable point in the fortification < guarding your well-being. T1 reports it to the enemy on the changeable winter climate. 1 for an attack at the weak poir i spy, kill the cold, using SC( i of pure Norwegian Cod Live of Lime and Soda as the wea siaytx and fortifies the sys I &cyp/utd, General Debility. an Pistflses (specially in Childrc r children to prevent their takii ; Milk. t , CPJECJAL. ?Scott's Emulsion Is non soerf /?SSjpD Oil over ?b-? ??r? J; , ,.i -nvl ^mkuv* ?9 >u ^ICUIIV HUTe?l:iC 1*1011" ICIllOlIlill ft CAPTION.-S cott's I?'i<u1si>n i i pill ltp is f got Ibpfrcuuinc. Prepared only by S. i-tt A I'. I* told I>yj?ll DriiKgist.-i. ISIKIT7 COLLEGE ? September 1, 18 O I. i A College of f*hllo#o|>hT and Art*; A i'oIIcr* of Commerce; A College of the Kuleiuv*; A 1>I? lolly Boliool; A School of Technology; (A l.Aw School; A Mohool of 1'olltlcal Sclouce; A MvUIckI school. Stiid for ciitaUiuue to JOHN K. OIIOWF.I.I., A B.. president, Trinity College /'. (>.. iv. C, Trinity nigh School (Preparuiory) In Kamluiph > oouoly, open August I. 1 i~" ' T EC in KINO 1 uf all COUGH CURES; t dgctgit ACKERS ENGLISH RIMED? 8?l? IN | ENGLAND for la. l^d.i And in AMERICA ! for 85 cents a bottle. Lit tastes coop.] k?th*} itmrr. i HeouiresAoditionofam DIiDPI egOALPABTOFOILAd iiru n i?ima k ? n o cost < v^jl 1 AovfcnusBOiN 7348PAPERS I to iikhb wrk iiavk m? aobnt w i i.i. a uk .\ m . 4 1 with ant aotivk nkrcuant.?l. a m n v r-i-r DmAmn Caa'i * CirH Jl/ local applications aathejr cannot reach tha i) liu>au'<( M .H !/.? ' # *1--- ? ? **'* ??- > ? y-v. ? nere u only om *?y '? cum dMfn??, and that U by ronatituMiMjUea. I>?fbni la caused by an inflails*] condition of the mucous lining of Iha Ku-tm lilun Tube. When this tube seta inflamed you li*\ea tumbling tsound or imperfect bearing. and v hen it la entirely closed, deafness |? tlx* i.mlt, ami uuleae the inflammation can bo taken ?* _ MWV "t ;. j him luiti condition, bearing trill be desLored forever, nine cnaee out of tenure by catarrh, which is nothing bet an ia Haital condition of the tuueous surfaiva. We will give One Hundred Dollars fur any cuo?- of deafness (caused by catarrhMbnt we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh fare, bend for circulars, free. F. J. CHKKiBV * Co., Toledo. Ol Id by Druggists, iOc. People who drink hot coffee after eat: ing ice-cream, oh too many do, are warned | by a German physician that they "court | apoplexv." Win ii n ii:uii cannot have what he love e mtisl loVO wImt Jie has Fok Impure or t bin Hlood, Weakness, Malaria, Neu might. Indigestion uud Biliousness, take HruwnT Iron Ilitt'-rs it gives strength, making old persons .'?! young?and young Iiersun.1 strong: ule.-o.am ;qtake. He fasts enough whose wife t-.colds at din n r lime. Honey lu the ttuslacss. Tell Mn, NVidia that her. or any luduatrtoua person cuii make $11 a week in the plating busliifsa. For particulars address the LakeT.lectrlc ('?., Knglewood, 111. A Plater costs $11. I hiii working now and know there is money lu the bu-iuess. _ I'citsiiNai. ? Flier. To all persons who are bald: We Will .send free information how to 4row a luxuriant suit of hair, no matter what : ln< i allse or how long standing; no liltin hug. For |tai ll< nlnrs and le-t jnioiiLtln write Pilot*. l,ini\.N A C'o. Mux &M. Lexington, Ky. Il.i ilaiisri'M ....I ll... ....?? ?i? ?in - I - - - - ? u I |W V vuu onruv nuu mil 11' I' lit' th'J four ^ _ _ Foil Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Btomaoh disorders, uw Brown's Iron Bittera. The Best Tonic, it rebuilds tin* system, cleans the Blood Hint strengthen* tin- in tlseles. A splcudld tonic for weak ami debilitated persons. I.ivo K Purely unless you are anxious t< lie in a hurry. FITS stopped froo by Du. Ki.ine's Uheat Nxhvm Kk.stoueii. No Fits after ilrst day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and trial bottle free. J)r. Kline, Uil Arch JiUvPhua., Pa. lira liitMildiHl liver try Beteltniii's Pills. OF THEM-L CURE. ] There is a case of chronic only one over five years ( q q q of the best phy- j is daily growing Take HO ir treatment and S }. 8. 8. Beforo > other, bottle the scaly early disappeared. I continued she was entirely cured. I waited case to see if the cure was permasd that she is freed from the anil time to come, Z send you this. VAUGHN, Sandy Bottom, Va. SKIN DISEASES FREE. IFIC CO., Atlanta, Ca. [jrawy of the constitution which is lat point discovered the spy : outside. The enemy is the [f the cold gets in, look out. it. To avoid this, shoot the DTT'S EMULSION ir Oil and Hypophosphites pon. It is an expert cold tern against Consumption ct ail si litem ft unit wasting //). Especially helpful for )g cold. Palatable as t, and is prescribed l.v the Mediril cntsarc scientifically combined in such i\ value. \ salinon-c.'l.ircd wrappers. He sure anfl wiie, Manufacturing Chemists, New Yorlt. S N U- Hi IVERS & POND PI , Have You a Have Yoi Jsv Or Co ^^^^^vTaylor's ( ?weej I WILL CU Ar<U vciir Druggist or Morcha MM p ISO'S lUtMKOY^ PGR CA1 rfljj Cold tn tliu lle.nl it has no equal. ItosUtli." rnee?^ .^HoM by1 dr 1 "August Flows?" I had been troubled five months W with Dyspepsia. The doctors told me it was chronic. I had a fullness after eating and a heavy load in the pit of my stomach. 1 suffered frequently from a Water Brash of dear matter. Sometimes a deathly Sickness at the Stomach would overtake me. Then again I would have the terrible pains of Wind Colic. At such times I would try to belch and could not. I was working then for Thomas McHenry, Druggist, Cor. Irwin aud Western Ave., Allegheny City, Pa., in whose employ I had been for seven years, finally I used August Flower, and after using just one bottle for two weeks, was entirely relieved of all the trouble. I can now cat things I dared not touch before. I would like to refer vou to Mr. McHenry, for whom I worked, who knows all about my condition, and from whom I bought the medicine. 1 live with my wife and family at 39 James St., Allegheny City,Pa. Signed, John I). Cox. & G. G. GUKEX Sole Manufacturer, Woodbury, New Jersey, U. S. A. PATENTS : GET WELL fIIMSS \\T A NTKD?I.oeal and Traveling Salesmen. SaJ" aryr to $.mo |x i month. Outfit tire. But- r bmi Mtnljllshinl %y<'Ani. We give undoubted referauccs. Send Hmiiiim fur particular*. No *X)<UI| ana we red. AlKIt V K It ty CO.. 1a.uI?OI>. DCfclOinilO oTi" PENSION Bill r klluiuriu i$Passed.rr.%X I T .rsand Fnthos eiu coined to $ IS ix mo." fee #lo when you Ret your money. i,.?ks free. JOSKI'lI II. lillTltli. AU/. W?UI?zto?. D. I. BAGGY KNEES Greely 1'ant Ntretchen Adopted br (indent* at Harvard. Amhcrat. nnd olha* Oolleirea, also, by profeaalonai and bnalneua man avar*. wbara. If not fbr ante In your town tend ise to OttKELY, 716 Wuhlnfton Street. Ronton. TURNER'8 ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS! Cure IIIIIousiiosm, CnUHliuutliui, Sick Headache, Batlow Bkln, L?yH|M-|>Min, Flatulence, Heartburn, Am. a trial will prove It. l*rl<"e, S5 ccnta. THE Tl'KX Kit Itl'j't; CO., New York. PROF. LOISETTE'S NEW 4* MEMORY BOOKS. Criticisms on two recent Memory Kjatoma. Keafly DOUl April 1Kb, ruil IttUIIW VI MHU^UUJ IUIWMWI cnlT to tlioMo who Bond stamped directed envelop*. Also Prospectus POST FIU&Bof Uitt Lolaottlan Art Ol Never ForgetIItig. Address I'rur. CoLsKTlK, M Fifth Are., New York, -VASELINEFOR A ONE.IM) 1,1,A It 111 1,1, wot oe by men we will deliver, free o( ell charter, ;i any peraon I* the United dtetea, all of llio foilorrld# evwiues oarefully pecked: Ono tivo-ounoe bottle of I'ure Vaseline rtJte One two-ounoe bottle of Vasellue Pomadot One Jar of Vaseline Cold Cream, ? 1J'' One C?ke of Viuiellao Cumphor loe, . - 1J Oue Cake of Vamdluo Soup, unscenle.l, - Id OneCokeof Vaseline Soap, exquisitely soeuted,3K One two-ounce bottle of While VcvrUb, t At ? > t>A?OillKtLkBh All*. Co., 41 State St.. N. V, S3 SHOE GEN'fu&lEN. $C.HO (.euulnti llinid-ncwcd, un ?U;nai.t Htitl w btylUh droits Shoe which iuinenil''5jk. 4 ;.V,,a4Awrt^fRy,fi4,^'?rJ^,A5^ ?* SO. 50 Uoodyeur \Velt ll UM itaadaad dreae w Shoe ttt a popular price. 80.50 1'ollcrman'n Shori liMpecUDj >4?pt?l O for nil I road men, farmers, cto. All miulo In CougrcHS, llut(on and Laos. 80.00 lor I.iidim In Uie onl; liuiiil-MWtd Sbo* v Hold nt tlilH popular price. 80.50 lion tenia Shoe for l.arilea la anew de iniiiiiiMfa io become very popalar. 89.OO Shoe for l.ndien, eiul <1.75 for IlUiei i- 8(111 retain their ezoelleneo for stylo, cto. All Roods warranted and stamped with namo cm bottom. If tulvertlaod local aKeut cannot supply you, M ild direct to factory, cncloMlng advertized price or aimsUil for order blanks. \V. I,. IKM'OI.AS, Itrockton, Maia \V A NTKII?Shoo denier In every city ail town mil occupied to take exclusive ayenoy. All nceut* iidverilsrd In local pnpor. Hand far llfaatrarcd catalocuc. ^ Don't say you cannot get it till you know how we will furnish you one. Ask by postal card and we will send you FREE, A CATALOGUE, tell you our prices, explain our plan of EASY BIWMe??S : it . 1 rMimen oy anu generally post you on the PIANO QUESTION. You may save S5O.O0 by writing us a POSTAL CARD. A NO CO 183 trekont street, ilOSTOfJ, MASSCough? '( Li a Cold? nsumption? Cherokee Remedy of Gum and Mullein IRE YOU i int for It. Tako nothing o'so. rAUIUI^-Rpst. Kaalcs? to ?sp. m \V*lr*p, Pa. HB