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BRV;' > ;. . vv _ Will tho American Elephant Work t la modern times, wo have only to look to India to Ihj convinced of tho great usefulness of the elephant. To the agriculturist, who uses him before his wagon or his plow, he is indispensable, i *nd for tho transportation of heavy articles, ho has no rival. We see him carry- j jing immense tree-trunks out of tho In- i dian forest, nud by his iudofatigable industry, in picking up aud carrying off large stones, aiding tho construction of jroads and railways. For labor of this Ikind a coolio receives from four to eight Annas, while live aud six rupees arc paid iior the daily work of au elephant. From jthls fact, wc concludo that one elephant (performs tho work of from twelve to Swenty-two coolies. From the record of the British expedi- , tion against King Theodoro of Abyssiuia , in 1868, wo learn thit forty-four ele- . phauts were shipped from Bombay for j ;U8o in the campaign. Of this number ! fivo succumbed during the campaigu. i *The remaining thirty-iiino rendered val'kablo services, being entrusted with tho ' transportation, through a mountainous ^Country, of canuon,umniunitiou and supplies. It was frequently very ditlicult to procure proper food for them and as it was often necessary to traverse great distances to reach the watering places, the death of the live animals is ascribed to theso hardships. Although elephants move slowly through a mountainous country and soon become foot-sore, they , perioral their task with ntlmirnhlu faith- i fulness. Without them it would Unvo i r" ' been necessary to nWnlt the building of tragon roads. ? Goldthicuitca Geographical Magazine. Now Theory of Seasickness. * j A new theory of seasickness has been 1 recently offered by Monsieur Rochet. Ac- | cepting the view that tlie symptoms are j those of cerebral amentia, he accounts for j this annemia by the disorder brought in- ; to muscular contractions through not be- j ing used to such sudden movements as those of vessels. Monsieur Rochet's ad | vice is not to look to amcsthct ics, sooth- i lag drugs, etc., for relict, lu;t rather to j muscular excitants, and, above nil, to ! seek in voluntary movements a con:pen- ; .sat ion for the reflex movements which are not produced, lie recommends strych- j nine, veratrme, ergot o: rye and drinks ; charged with carbonic acid.?Picayune, j tin Kxrellcnt ijuulilicn Commend to public approval the California ' liquid fiutt remedy Syrup of It in pica*. ln? to the eye, an?l to the taste and 1?>* gently acting on the kidnoys, liver and bowels, it s cleanses the system effectually, thereby promoting the health mid comfort of all who ubo It. Spri n? IVIedi Is so important that g used to get THE BEST, lias proven its superior remarkable -euros, and the Hood's Sarsaparili Is now generally admitted parilla. Ft speedily cure? and imparts such strength that, as one lady puts it, anew." lie sure to got Hood's Sai fold by alt ilruf^UH $1: rlx for $.1. I'iv|i.iiv<I only i fob by C. 1. HOOD .4 CO., Ajxitlit'pnrio*, l-ouvll, Mini. I l?y ( IOO Doses Ono Dollar I mvioe to wi For FAINFUFy **JtOFU or TliiTFO VLA'll MFJXST. I ORADFIELD'P pEMA F For three year?? my wife has been 1 physicians for menstrual troubles, with fined to her bed. After taking three be REGULATOR, she can do her cooking, m EOOK TO " WOMAN" HAiLEO THEE, WHICH CONTAINS VAI BRADFIE'.O REGULATOR Tjr ?a!f bj 51II ViUCtfiiti. Eb.L ' i |1t* uniTeriai natinfiu-tion. Why vhoiil<l you \my mid- I llamea'ii profits wheQ you oaa buy direct from un, tbe I foar money. Ru'.ni (or mumreiKnl: brtut ni?*nii?, r vest, cIoko up undrr tnni, wnlet measure orer KU t( fftlst. tad inside leg measure from rrotfh to I. Hcntl SI* CentH for Id eumplta of our |I0 Mrn't J lulls, fashion ptcto aj>d tape mrfcturo. Burn' SuitV> Ml ' Children's Suits, t\ ,KD. I.. HPNTl.KV .??)(>. f _ | .lilulatlt Tiilerd, IM_ *at??dla? l#r?!| III, Every Farmerhis own Roofei CHEAPER than Shingles, Tin or Slate. Induces Your INSU1CAN I'., anil Perfectly m Fir?, Water and Wind Proof. J^^^rsTEELROOFiNG,j CORRUGATED . j \ \'-YtwWSEjTO^i 7/ *^T 3r ho row Own ete?/ H ^; (W ] CATAtOOUE gt PRICES H ? tOur RoAfln? It ready formed for tlie I'.ilildtn*;. i and ran Mo Applied My any one. J)<> not l.uy j ' wr, fcft* Ko'Wmmi (til you write to iik for our l)r ;rrii> ?lTrfjCataloi<ne Herlra W. AUV.MTM WAKTfiO CwcHEBJEn-s ENOLW. RE -? SJl'M- TH? ORIGINAL AfiD QSNl/lftC. j-7 l.ndlrjs *** f??r C'A<cAot?r'? ! / boxrt frlib NIC rll?Nw. T?kf no (' I V |Vr A II [.ill' In ptttfbri?r<WK?xn, |lrfc ws?rif*?f \ f'D 4<*. In ?*%> ?. f-?r I'Vliflnltn, uatiinauUI*, i - \ 1/ KKfltlO'r Itnwvol !? . '-am* fr.p*r. v. ? r Sold !>/ nil 1.<kuI UrngcftCJi PEmc?S AlUy^E^lo By _ Soffti, Rfwtof? Tmntn If ^^T(ilTWllUU?f ICtOUO* I. What's In ft Namel Eurojvo signifies a country of wLite complexion, so nnmed because the inhabitants were of n lighter complexion than those of Asia and Africa. Asia signifies between, or in the middle, from tho fact that geographers place it between Europe and Africa. Africa signifies a laud of corn and ears. It was celebrated for its abundance of corn and all Boris of grain. Siberia signifies thrifty or dry?very appropriate; Spain a country of rnbbits or conios. It was once so iufested with these auiuials that it sued Augustus for an nnny to destroy them. Italy, a country of pitch, from its yielding great quantities of black pitch. Calabria, also, for the same reason. Gaul, modern France, signifies yellow haired, as yellow hair characterized its inhabitants. The English or Caledonia is a high hill. This was a rugged, mountainous province in Scotlnud. Iiibernia is utmost, or last habitation, for beyond this to the westward tiro Phoenicians never extended their voyages. Ilritniu, the country of tin, great quantities being found on it and adjacent islands. The Greeks called it Albion, which signifies in tho Phoenician tongue either white or high mountuin, front the whiteness of its shwes or the high rocks on the western coast. Corsica, a woody place. Sardinia signifies footsteps of men, which it resembles. Syracuse, bad flavor, so called from the unwholsomo ntarah on I which it stood. Rhodes, sorpeota or I dragons, which are produced in abund- j nnCO. Sicilv. tho conntrr nf nMnai I j ? ?--y Scvlla, the whirlpool of destruction. iEtna dignities a furnace, dark or smoky. ? Jaciih limes. The Ideal Safe. A new safe has been devised which is said to be proof against any unauthorized opener, even if ho bo provided with the proper key. The keyhole cover is made with a catch inside which engages with mechanism within the door and is held fast. This mectauisiu connects with tho pointers of four dials, and the cover can- | not be removed to allow the door to be opened until the pointers have been set at tho figures of n predetermined cipher. When the cipher is indicated,the handle on the right is turned and tho key-hole thus uncovered. Should tho cipher be forgotten the cover can be cut open and a duplicate, supplied with the safe, substituted. The safe is fireproof and admits of 1GQ,000 cipher combinations.? } Times-Democrat. ''Keeping up appearances" is defined by one authority upon modern imnuors to menu "a frugal diet in order to give mi occasional dinner onrtv." icine rent care should be Hood's Sarsaparilla merit by its many i faet that. la iyt., other sarsaparilla j Ml"*"!'" fjj ring Medicine to be Hood's Sarsai all blood diseases i to the whole system "I seem to be made r rsaparilla 1 by all druggists. *1; six for #5. Prepared only I. HOuD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mao. IOO Doses Ono Dollar IRIAN! SE, SCANTY, S UP EE ESS Eli RUATIONf you must use LE IEGULATOR Henderson, Ala., March 8, 1885. under the treatment of the leading out benefit, most of the time counties of BRADFIELD S FEMALE ilking and washing. N. L. BRYAN. iUABLE INrOkVATION ON ALL 1'LMALL' DISEASES. I CO., ATLANTA, GA. ROOFING km wg a*AM mSOWAIH'MH Two and Three Ply Rooting, *uttable A" all roofs, heaprr than any other material and *wlee as dur ble. PI re. Wind and Water Procd, suitable for all llmates, and can Irf- applied by anyone. Oescrlptlre .MAingUO wun KUiii|?it?n ui i.donnH, laiuatip w? In ulliir.K I'upcr, I rtintH, tic., p*ut ou r?lu<Mt CtflT WIIX PAY YOU Vo WKITK UB. JOHN AIIMIT.U4R. Ulchmoati, \u. ff~? \ /^0ME8\ / TOM SCALES \ ( OF \ $60 BINGHAMTON] \ Beam Box Tare Beam J N. Y* a/ \ J? AIXI1IM h / \a> jm c*7 jdo yoxt fftal to Mm airtkoul HoimI Dm flh to Hck Out Good una I Kmw ! > > feeUonoaiid *o guard ??l?i> Fraadt i*l*ct l>ia?xHC ami effnrf a Curtl TJB <M9H_ the A IT* l.? lh? r??U> I What callIM ^ .J. _\X UIITarant I'aria of Um Animal. Haw ' -to Hhoo. All ttil* no<1 othor va'uahta Iforrimtion In our IM rt?f ILMMIHAIC* KOMI MM, 'oilpvl'l on itooipl of only lit fUlt In (tamua. H<l"K fllW HOIOIK. IM I aonnnl Ht . H. T. Cttf^ o Cross W^Diaboho Brand a Mi * r \\iViS A Th^ only Raft-, knro. ??A rtHaU, Pill for nl?. Vfir ? ;- .?.,nd ?;j?a In KM and Odd awtallla \V hrr bind. A.yv,. flul.nt.iUow and hUtoMw V w ? The Richest Man In Inne^fM^T We present here the lateit miiiit ek ' the great Central African, Tippu Tib. Tippn Tib will soon be in AraMavgain, his birth place, for ho is a native of Muscat. He is on the way to ln|isit *tlvK land of his fathers. He was the son of a half-caste Arab, and his met!)?!'. warn full-blooded negro slaVe. In. point 'of. ,* ancestry, therefore, many of tip Arabs whom he has controlled as a master does a slave, look down i?pon him. He is the mau described by Cameron as an Africau dandy, and ot whogi Stanley said that he was the finest $eniletnun he had ever met in. Africa, pure intellectual superiority Tippu Tib, after he went to the lako- regions as a trader, gradually gaiued the supremacy over all other traders, until a large tract of country, cxteuding from Kassongo, on the Upper Congo, to Stanley Falls, acknowledged him as' its ruler. He has supreme influence over all tho Arabs iu the district he governs, and if so disposed he can he of much nssistauce to tho Cougo Free State iu its efforts to mppress slave raids. li For several years lie lived at Stanley Falls, where ho accumulated au immense o quantity of ivory, much of which has J j TIPl'C TIB. II been taken to the coast by caravans of 1000 to 3000 men. His home, however, . is at Kassongo. At Stuulcy Falls lie lives in a mean little hut, apparently 8 caring nothing for its discomforts,though tie is ricn enougn, 11 lie cnose, to live 111 | one of the finest houses in Zanzibar. Gleer.p, the Swede, who crossed j Africa a while ago, visited Kussongo and d reported that Tippu Tib's dwelling there v was a tine stone nan9ioii, which would y compare favorably with any private residence in Zauzibar. Though in his d?nlings with white j! men he hns been courteous, obliging and < generally faithful, Tippu Tib iu the past bus caused nn enormous amount of sutleriug to the helpless natives of Central J Africa. He has mudc slaves of thousands , of them, and this has involved the de struction of many villages and the slaughter of mauy helpless natives. No one * supposes that he is actuated by any r motive tliun that of self-interest. c He has now agreed to stop slave raiding iu the territory he controls, only be- n cause he sees that it is his interest to do 1 so. He is a very shrewn man, and tlud- c iug it useless to oppose the ndvnuce of the whites, he lias decided to co-operate y with them, kuowing that it is to their < advantage to give him uhundant oppor- g tunity to carry ou his trading enterprises. It is hoped that this able man, who is by far the richest person in iuuer Africa, 0 may bo made u valuable agent iu cariy- * iniuiB,tun nii!|iai.ri,.M|:,,-;-ti:n nnri'v-" ? ^wi-rvnr aournac. j,' WISE WOltllS. gc Troubles always look big at a distance. Eufore you can do much good, yon must be good. Many a inau sigus his death warrant <t with his teeth. t? In nothing else can there bo such u ei change as in inau. ? Doing a wrong thing with a good ino tivo does not Kiakc it right. y< Find a man who grows little, and you ** will tind one who works little. There is something lovable ill all poo- *C pie, if we could but stand wheie we could see it. P1 The man who can learn from the experieucc of other people is an apt ' scholar. ^ We ave never In earnest about anything. that we cannot occasionally get enlhusl- ^ astlcover. 1 It is well enough for charity to begin w at home, but it shouhlu't stop thcro. It ^ ought to bts a great traveler. n IIow easy it is to feel generous when n you get a chance to tell other peoplo i what they out to do with their money. A good deal of the trouble in this life g coines because men take too much time f to make money, and too little to cujoy li it. v Living only to git richc3 generally li turns out like the boy who got the hornet's [ nest. Justus lie thought lie hal.it he u found out that it had liini. It is said that there are only two hundred and sixty-three bones in the human body, but when a man has been hoeing H potatoes all day long, it is hard for him t to believe it. j The doctors say that plenty of pure air t v. Ul do kuur.1 HUU'.I tUAH U jfood dt.nl of I medicine, and yet there are people who nie as much afraid of it as they would be of the measles. Among the bravest people in this world are the women who go to work and support and educate u large family of children, after their good-for-nothing husbands get discourage.I and blow their brains out.?Jndiartupoli* (Ind.) Ilam't Horn. Ascetics nod Trenchermen. A wise doctor calculates that nineteuths of mankiud injure or destroy themselves by a species of gluttony. The ascetic is nearer right than the trcnchcrmau. A gentleman occe told nie, writes James L. Handall, of a meal he took at fhc house of the senior James Cordon licunett. The breakfast table , was loaded with every luxury, and the | guest was requested to help himself. Mr. Bennett touched nothing. Presently a servant brought him, o(V a silver waiter, the frugal repast he allowed. It consisted of a cup of tea, a littlo dry toasty nod a wee hit of red herring. Lord \ Palinerstoa was, for an Englishman, a moderate eater. His habitual order to bis steward was: "Spare no expense in providing the most generous viands for my friends, hut for mo boiled mutton, apple sauce and a glass of milk." Cardinal Manning lias the sparest diet of ( pimple and nutritious food. Professor ( Newman, who matches him in hardihood I ( of intellect, is a vegetarian.?AtlanUi I , ConUitutton. * I t ^ ' 1 ?f 'DOyr' Next spring it "Aave treeemore gratitude ttiian men!" I beard a voice within me say i "Patience, 'twas beaveu gave the tree The fruitage that rewarded thoV" ? IP. B. Saab rook, i a YoutKs Companion. HUMOR OF THE DAt. Always on time?His forelock. B rly to bed and eaily to rife makes ittle lioys very tired.?L$fe. "What has been the greatest mistake if your, life?1' "Making so inany."? 'uck. "Do you play by note!" Mfo," rallied the violin virtuoso; "I play for ash."?Purl:. Money is the root of all evil; but the teed of mofiey is the evil itself.?Bitvjiamton Trader. Never judge a man's wi>kd by the ength of time utfcke* dim to make it up. ?Botton Traveller. [ The world never sits down twice on a nan who has any point about him.? Milwaukee Sentinel. If you wish to *be entertaining just orget yourself long enough to talk to omehody about himself.?Dallas Newt. Friend?"Is the plsy a go?" Budding dramatist (sadly) ?" X es, but I upu hoped t would be a stay.'*?American Grocer. Ab, you do not know the anguish of icing cut by your best friend till you bein to shave yourself.?Eltnira Gatette. Humor, a kindly ltttlo h>a, Makes laughter sweet as honey; While Wit is like a wasp, for he Stings when he'd fain be funny. The average man would sooner pay lues at a gyinuasium than saw his own rood for exercise.?JV<w Orleant Picaune. "What was that noise I_ heard in the isrlof last night, Mariaf* "It was Willam breaking his engagement."?Botton laictte. V "Medicine," said a little girl to her >laymate, "is something Chat makes you >o careful not to catch cold again."Washington Pott. Passeuger?"Which of the fool quesions you hear every day tires you the uost?" Conductor?"That one."?Lilian ajjolit Journal. Upson Downes?"Say, old man, lend nc a live until pay-day." Rowue de Jout?"Which?your pay-day, or the lay you'll pay rael"?Puck. The oyster leads a calm and placid life. Vhilc he lives he is never known to get 'hot." It's only after he dies that he ;ets in a "stew."?Epoch. Professor?"Didn't I aee you coming ut of a saloon 4V 'Ninety-four?"Well, V", you wouldnjfc have me stay in one, thel?"Whj% in. pur chutfch they never > to sleep."?Chicago Timet. ' "All's fair in love;" that is my croei; Who doubts it is a churl. All's fair In love; ah, yes, lndee 11? Especially the girl. ?Puck. "Robbie," said the visitor, kindly, have you any little brothers and sisrs?" "No," replies wee Robbie, solunly; "I'm all the children we've got." -llottonian. "And I suppose, like a brave soldier, ju followed jour colors." "Yes, benever there was a battle I noticed iat the colors were flying, so I flew, >o."?Buffalo Ezprttt. "Why won't you take Flickeles a* irtner?" "My dear fellow, Flickele* as engaged to my wife before I married sr. And would you hare me take for urtner a man who it cleverer than If"? '/ieqtndc BlaetUr. Hill ln>rt? w i|Wr*'TrrnT^iriri" rom his teacher a "box on the ear, but ndeservedly, for it was his neighbor rho had been out o( order. "Now, eacher," he said, "you see that it was ot my fault. Don't forget to credit ae with that box on the ear, will you?" ?Fliegende Blaetter. Dejected Tramp?"Yes'm, I've had a ad history. I've traveled this country or years and years, homeless and hope* ess, in search of something I fear it vould break my heart to find." Kind* leartod Lady?"And what is that, my >oor man?" Dejected Tramp?"Work, na'ain."?Chicago Tribune. Carious Use or Nterobej. A Norwegian naturalist, Dr. Neilson, fates that fishermen iu hU country have >een catching whales wfyfc the aid ol liseased bacteria for morn than five cenuries. Every season wh#tes enter a carina lslm.ll ihi stanearyU-WWa ui a.i <en and when one is dkroverefl the fishermen go out in boats, drive htm further up the narrow bay, and stretch a net across the month of the inlet. Their primitive implements are insufficient done to capture and land the aoimul Imprisoned, which is usually twenty or thirty feet long, and very strong. Tlr;y accordingly shoot Into him arroir j infected with the poison of some infectious disease?apparently sympathetic autbrax ?and in twenty-four or thirty-six bouri he becomes so weakened by tlje,g(?wtt of bacilli in the wounds that men with harpoone are able to landhho.?-ften tor (N. J.) American. A Mnskrat Trap. & I , Jim Oandee, an old Lyme trabpoc, hoi caught an unpreoedentel namber ol murtjftta this j?ir. He, sinks efWj after the belt he oeaH |aHKud (m leaves the trap eet for tiHbf victim Mr. Oandee has oaught dHpty u all rata iu a single banal AaflP night.? Hartford, (Cta*.) The Sultan of Turkeylargf inms of money to aid tpjplHptan sutler bis by the recent inunriiiffdP, The Sul ran ia very anxious to trade will (feituany and to encouftfga&lritndiy re iations with that Fungira. jl ' "** r v -'-v-v. t. Too 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. Piprce'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. beware Cheap . { S. S. S. Wl imitations \ My daughter ha .... s Eczema, which fc Should DO > had baffled the aki] avoided. <aiclnmB' ^ 1 ? worse, I quit all ot They neveiS commenced using . ? finishing the seOon CUre < incrustations had and arc s **1*8 s-s-s- untr . S before reporting tl Often ) nent. Being satis dangerous. noying dUeMe f? 'm BOOKS ON BLOOD ANC THE SWIFT SPEI A cough or cold Is a spy which has f| H Stealthily come inside h 2 the lines of health s*J3 and is there to-dis-" cover some vulnerable point in the fortification < guarding your well-being. Tli reports it to the enemy on the changeable winter climate. ] for an attack at the weak poir Spy, kill the cold, using SC( Of pure Norwegian Cod Livt of Lirnc and Soda as the wea JJisfOSfS (specially in Childre children to prevent their takii Millr gPJBCJAU. ?Scott'* EmuUion Is non-*ecr? /(HNUooaU pver the world, bccau.se Its ingrcdi PHaapt At U? greatly increase their remedial caution. ?Scott's Emulsion is put up ii M9t tbpjronuino. Prepared only by Scott & Itc gtfd *>T*U Druggists. mm CDLLCOS ~ lapUmber I, 1801. A College of Philosophy and A rts; A College of Com5>*roe: A College of the Sciences; A Divinity School; A School of Technoloayi (A Uw School; A School of Political Science; A Medical School. Wad for catoloaus to JOHN If. OKOWBIX, A. President. Trinity ColUgt P. 0., N. C* Trinity High School (Preparatory) la kaudolyh ounty. open August L ^ /imiA i 1FV %/r T OP ALL COUBH CURES; DOCTOR ACKERS INGLIIH REMEDY. SOLO IN ENGLAND , tor la. md in [ AJR ERIC A . flljESEX;.. PU RElit* At PART "AHM jj>fi jEvTSmdui7348PAPERS W HIM W? HAVS NO AOBMT WILL AKKANUl ! mm amy mirri mwuin,-u a m??. t ?? > _ r 'Jst. . v. ?= DmAmw Can't b* CiNi Br local applications. o?they cannot reach th? llaeaad portion of the ear. There Is only out way to cure deafness, and that Is by constltut ioual remedies. Deafness la caused by an in(lamed condition of the mucous lining of th? Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It w entirely closed, deafness Is tho result, and unless the InBammatlnu can bo token out and thta tube restored to Its normal condition, bearing will 1m .destroyed forever; nine cases ontnFtenars caun-d by catarrh, which Is nothingsit United condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any caoe of deafness (caused by catarrh* that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. i. Chkmky A Co., Toledo. Q. -dd by Druggists, iOc. People~who drink hot coffee attar eating ice-cream, as too many do, are warned by a German physician that they "court apoplexy When a man cannot have what he Loves e must luvo what he has. For Impure or thin Blood, Weakness, Malai rla. Neuralgia, Indigestion and Biliousness, take Brown's; Iron Bitters?It gives strength, making old persons feel youug?and young persons strong: oleasam :otako. lie fssts enough whose wife scolds at din icr lime. . Money In the Business. Tell Mrs. Wells that her. or any industrious person run make $U0a week In the platlngbusluces. For particulars address the Lake r.lectrlo C'ft, Englewood. III. A Plater costs |S. I ain working uow auu know there is money In tho buslueas. _____ I'kusonai.?Kkkk -To all persons who nrc Imlil: Wo will send freo information how t<i 4row a luxuriant suit of liuir, no mutter what the cause or how long standing; no limn hug. For |>arl Iculsrs and Icstimouials write Pltor. laitiA.N ?V Co. Bog !??, Lex Inglon.Ky. lie deserves not the sneet who will n<>) l st- tho four For Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Stomach disorders, use Brown's Iron Bitters. Tho Best Tonic, It rebuilds tbe system, cleans the Blood and streugthens the muscles. A splendid tonic for weak and debilitated persons. Live leisurely unless you are anxious U lie in a hurry. FITS stopped free by Dr. Bunk's Orkat Nkrvk Kkstorkr. No Fits after first day's use. UsrYoloua cures. Treatise and S3 trial bottle free._J.tr. Kline, 031 Arch 8L, Phlla., Pa. I d- a <li>(.r<lo;rd liver try Btcrbam's Pills OF THEMLL CURE. | There is d a case of chronic only one ?r over five years !' o C O 11 of the best phy- ij * ? ras daily growing Take HO her treatment and 8. 8. 8. Before Other, d bottle the scaly nearly disappeared. I continued L she was entirely cured. I waited ie case to see if the cure was permafled that she is freed from the onall time to come, Tsend you this. VAUGHN, Sandy Bottom, Va. ) SKIN DISEASES FREE. CIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ca. }f 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 yrrs emulsion :r Oil and Hypophosphites nnn It ?c on pvni>rt caM I */" "" vw,?* tem against Consumption, Ttrnu <mmmt(runu wasting ? 11). Especially helpful for ig cold. Palatable as >t. and is prescribed by the Medical Pro. cnts are scientifically combined in such % value. 1 salmon-colored wrappers. Be sure and >wne. Manufacturing Chemists, New York* 8 N U-10 VERS & POND P Have You a Have Yc j WILL ci Ask your Druggist or Morel " Taasa.l'g ; K|7 ssr?.ms? , i **" I "August Flower" > I had been troubled five months with Dyspepsia. The doctors told ] me it was chronic. I had a fullness > liter eating and a heavy load in the pit of my stomach. I suffered frequently from a Water Brash of clear 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 and Western Ave., Allegheny : City, Pa., in whose employ I had been for seven years. Finally I used August Flower, and after using just { ., j one bottle for two weeks, was en| tirely relieved of all the trouble. I can now eat things I dared not touch before. I would like to refer you to Mr. McHenry, for whom I worked, who knows nil about my condition, and from whom I bought the medicine. I live with my wife and family at 39 James St., Allegheny City,Pa. Signed, Joiin D. Cox. 9 G. G. GREEN Sole Manufacturer, ? ^ ' Woodbury, New Jersey, U. S. A. "" PATENTS SSgSSE*! GET WELL "\|7 ANTED?Local and lT?YelIn* Salesman. 8eX" ary dso to $900 per month. Outfit free. Biul. eee established 23 yearn. We fire undoubted refersuae*. Send stemiM for pertlculnrfl. No noetale anewered. MEHCER At CO.. LoulerU'e. Kv. DC 1^10 I HMO Oreat PENSION Bill I tllOlUNO Is Passed. .. ??end Fathers ere enRIGHT INFFC ispgr MMUPTOW phUUI nllLLO Oreel w l-ant Mtretcher. Adoyted by ?latent. et Ilerrerd. Anbant. end other OnOre? ..el*0, >r professional end basinets men nu*. Where If ooi for ule In roar town tend *Se to ? iw TTMnmfTon Birtfi. w?t?m. \ TURNER'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS! Cur* UUtooMMM, UmUjMtkNi, Hick Headacha, Sallow Skin, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heartburn. Sc. A trial will prove It. lYloe, 86 cents. THE TURN Kit M'i^O CO., Mew Ymrk. PROF. LOISETTE'8 NEW MEMORY BOOKS. Critic tarn, on two recent Memory Systems. Ready about April 1st. Full Tables of Content, forwarded only to thoee who send stamped directed envelope^ Also Prospectus l*OST FIUuC of tbe Lolaettlan Art Of Merer Forgetting. Address ITof, LulHklTK, 1U7 Fifth Are-^New Tqek, -VASELINEFOB A ONK-UOLLAK BILL sent us by matt we will deliver, free of all charges ? any person la the United state* all of tbo CoiiorrW sriiala* oarefully peck eat One two-ounce bottle of Pure VseellMt - RAt One tpo-ouooe bottle of v?ee!lee 1V|?'? - IS * One jar of Vaseline Cold Cream, If" One C.ke of Vaaellue Camphor loe, ? U ' One Cake of Veeeliuo Hoep, unsoentaA 10 One Cake of Vamline Soap, esqulsttelk soented^l" One two-punoe bottle oC Wblle Vreirin / h Or for ootfdtT* afamn* (tag Hayt. nritat* n? vli nrht v. .. ?r? LiaAaaiiiA'uuflrWIjlrlS^PIW^fe at.. M, v. S3 SHOE okn-RSShkNs IK.99 fleualne llend-scwed, an elegant and dress Shoe which (Xjinniend'^Jj^ 3. $OCUedy ear We Iti the standard dress ~ 10.5 0?i?!riIsaepaslany Until for railroad nawhrmrri, eta. All made In Cougreas, Button and IdMA 4.00 far Ladles Is the only haad-aewed AM ? sold at this popular price. I4.S0 Bongola Hhee far Ladles Is anew deA parture and promise, to beeome very popular. O.OO Hbee for Ladles, and ftl.70 far fUaae* ( till retain their excellence for Kyle, tie. All coodi warranted and stamped with aaaaa est bottom. If advertlaed local agent cannot apply you, send direct to factory, encloalng adi aiUnd * price or ajxMtol for order blanks. W.I.. DOUULAH, Brack tan, Km. . WANTED-Shoe denier In every city and town not occupied la take exclusive IHWi I All areata advertised In lacni paper. MM far llfaatrated eninlacaa* PIANO? Don't say you cannot get it till you know how we will furnish you one. Atir hv nntial card ami wo will wad ~? .? you FREE, A CATALOGUE, tell you our prices, explain our plan of EASY I PAYMENTS, and generally post you on the PIANO QUE8TION. 1W You may save $50.00 by writing us a POSTAL CARD. IANO CO., | l Cough? ' u a Cold? jj?8 insumntion? Cherokee Rerrfedy of JRE YOU i lant for It. Take nothing o!iol