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ij i y A Princely Tip. A gentleman accompanying tiro ladies entered one of the fashionable restaurnote near Madiaon Square one creniog recently end were inhered to a table. Are you the matt to sdrve mel'' he aaid to the waiter who came to take his order. Yes, air," war the reply, whereupon a _"!lzr wait ciiiu^tu muni. i no luncheon wa? admirably served, the glow of satisfaction never leaving the waiter's face. Yet most waiters will tell you that U la not the occasional large feo from a stranger which pari him so well as tho steady ten or fifteen cent tip from tho daily patron of his table. That becomes an actual income. ?Nuo York Tim*. South Dakota has joined the ranks of the Ballot Reform Htntes. Spring Medicine Is so important that every hotly knows its ncf cessity antl value. And theies nothing equal to Hood's To Purify the Blood, create an appetite and I overcome That Tired Feeling. 100 Doses One Dollar tierman Syrup" Those who have not A Throat used Hoschee's German Svrup for sonic nd Lung Mvm.- ^,lruIlic Specialty. trouble of the Throat and I.ungs can hardly appreciate what a truly wonderful medicine it is. The delicious sensations of healing, easing, clear- I ing, strength-gathering and recover- J ing are unknown joys. I;or German Syrup we do not ask easy cases. Sugar ami water may smooth a throat or stopa tickling?for a while. This is as far as the ordinary cough medicine goes. Hoschee's German Svriin n n irri?:it Tlirunt and Ivtiug Specialty. Where for years there have been sensitiveness, pain, coughing, spitting, hemorrhage, voice failure, weakness, slipV.V?&.uown hillj Wheie <loetors ami lowed and followed to the gult of despair, where there is the sickening conviction that all is over and the end is inevitable, there we place German Syrup. It cures. You are a live man yet if you tuk,c it. tv I TMIITT COLLEGE September l, 1801. A Ooll<>f? of rhllooopbT and Art*; A (ollrno of Cow P*roeJ A Oottcfo of the Bcleuora; A Imiulfr Soaool; A School of Technology; IA I .aw Kchool; A School of Political Scleuco; A llailh-kl Hrhool. Strut for catalog** to JOHN K. OKOWBL.T., A. a. I'rral.lcnt, Trinity ColUffe O.. N. C. Trinity ni(* School (Preparatory! In Hamlnlph Mial/. opaa Atigtm l f "doctor" s ACKERS english o* - - s ? fifli mm ebb bbr. m ^B^^E ^BB B^B ^BB ^B^OL ^R^K m IttlMUT ; for Coughs, Cold* and Consumption, I* beyond! ;au#*tlon the greatest of all modern remedial I It wlllstopa Cough Inone night. It wlllrheck; a Cold In a day. It will prevent Croup, relieve ; Atthma, and CURE Comumptlon II taken In* : lime. IF THE LITTLE ONES HAVE I ! WHOOPING COUGH i i CROUP : L ^-1 ^ JBLUseli PiompiiF.: r it will cure: 5 A iF-'fy Ai WVVHEN EVERT-f s thing else I s/V^nT- A3>>^fa,V.s-. '7?u: * \ f 1 1/ can t afford to! ?. J. , i be without It."* A 25c. boHIa may save S100 In Doctor'* bill*: I?may aavt their live*. ASK YOUR DRUG-* ( 1ST FOR IT. IT TA8TES GOOD.* ^ ? ES) PAINT. hilwl HecJuirer Addition of an IIIIIDKI cqualpartofoilaJ AJf SSS!tSuui/348 PAPERS WMERM Wl HAVI NO AGENT WlLI. AHUANG* ' WITH ANT ACTIVE MERCHANT. ?L. A !*.? ~ ROOFING WW V MAM lllbl AWN IliUUFV IP Two Mid Throe Ply Roofing. au I table for all roofa, efceapee than any other matrrtal and twice a* ilur able. Plre, Wind and W?U r Proof, auilable for all ethnatea, and ran be applied by any one. ticacrlptlve Catalogue with earn pica of Hooting, l.lnlng and Bheathlng Paper, Paint*. Ac , sent ou re>|ue*t. gf~lT WILL TAT TOV TO WRITP t'X. JOHN A RM1TAUK, ftUhmond, l a, DEUCmilO PENSION Bill I ILliUvUliu is Passed,r;;.T.a^: ?r? anil Patio rs are en,,, e<J to g 19 a mo Pee >10 when you yrt your inuner. Hlanka free. JOearH II. UtTTKH. aur. u. f. mnv ifMccc ' wif rlmbdibu.. DAuUl fMlLLO Qrealy Pant Stretcher iwftot be atadanto at Harvard, Aaabarat. and ot'.ar tMlegea, alao, by yrofaaalonal and butlnaaa men >veryWtara. If net fcf aala la your town tend so*. ta B. J. UK KELT, 7U waahlagtea Street. Hoaton. 1 t| EWIS'88 "r LYE g Powdered find Fci fuiued. 1=5 (PATKNTKI).) Slronyat oiul purest i ,yo mailt*. Mfiket: thol-rsf oeifutn?ul Honpin '.'0 in. miles without boiliny. It is thu Ih'Ht for fofteiiiii^ ?7ntor, clcauniti,' ivusto |,?p,*-*, diainfto'tiu^ binke, Husots, w.ixli II17; Loll lob, pu.nt.-, ti res, uto, PENNA. SALT MFG. CO., (<011. Agcut.H, PbiU.. i'a. A ? ' V '' OUR SPRINO-TIMES. When spring cornea to w?k bur own Do they all rise at liar wordaf It Ilia little fledgeling'* tooe Kweet a* wait the paront bird'*? When once mora tba utraamlat* roam Do the robiu* all come hotnef Hmo'x a Hint upon H llOUgll, Hut thara come* no bird to claiui; Hbh abe made a new neat now> If from aouiefar land we came We Kliould all tba borne neat know, Kven were it tilled with mow. There are blue eye* that we ml** In the flu*li of violet time; Something lacking in tbe Minn Of the bird-boll*' aw re teat chime; In the heart are many spots Nacred to forgef-nie-iioN. Jf perchance youth cometh back 'I brougli Nome f ream ire on your knee, Hfill the heart will prove a lack, Ixively though I lie child may lie; Kor If it wo ucriicf |i you, Vouwtill net il your mother, loo. Hoiiietiuio will the far off spring* I'onie back witli these later one-; There w ill U- no missing wings. There will be no missing tone, ? All tlit* joys, hut dearer grown, 4 >f I lie spring-time* wo have kiiowii . I hiry A. Ma ion, in Fra nk /,*.?/1>'*. TilE TIIAVKlilNti KINO. 1 At the unearthly hour of il a. m. th? tiis< ?>i>IniiI Alpunhorii wuke.w the j^iichIh of tin- Hotel Itigi-Kulm to give them tin opportunity for .seeing the sunrise. The hotel is on ttie very summit of the mountain, ami in front of it stamls a plat form. Vim euii see I lie sunrise us well ami hitter from the window ol your own room, hut there is an extra charge eouneeted with the use of the aforesaid platform, and you would feel as if you were swindling the management out of the admission fee if you were to nee the speetaele from any other point of ad vantage than the one provided for the purpose. J*?il this is neither here nor there. Miss Viva Meiriek, of Chicago, hurriedly donned a morning gown and hastened down "lairs nt the sound of the horn. t tagged patches of mist rose lax.ily from a lake of bluish fog 1 tint tilled the valleys; rugged tops uud ahurpcrags ro??? in hold outline, like coral reefs upon a sen of lloat ing dampness. I\ very body# including the young ladv, Iclt uncomfortable. The greenish half light that precedes day would make 'he rusiet complexion appear pale, null and lifeless, and roh ' any face of its beauty; it was therefore piitc unselfish in Captain IVrcy Dempster. It. I)., on leave from India, fo offer his giealcoat to Miss Merric k as a proteetion against the icy wind thai hlew sharply fiotu the glaciers. I tut. ho was a gentleman, and would have done as much for any lady, young 01 old, preferably. of course, the latter, otherwise lie would have teudcrcd his coat to the young lady's aunt Hint. As usual, everybody hit better as soon as the lir?t lays of the sun had ..;i.:..i it i....- ..r ii... i i? - i-- i ? < ? M;.;- - ?? !-rn^ I A* the caption l.mki'd lor lus ovorroat ' lie imiIiI not repress the ejaculation, 1 1U .lingo, what :t pretty :tu<l lie dropped his single I'Vc^la'ss l?? sec I K'l Ft'llll 11 oil Zll'leklT began 111 Ihapsodi/r, "Vi?, ? *!. n's wontcrfiinl, >iit cil"? :s ?!, v I i 111 it 11 it, grossart ig, vvilk lii-li f'.-ti /.it net I because she though! lie meant lite sunrise. Hut lie iliiln'l. Miss Merrick's lienil just peeped out of I lie captain's yreateoal, her cheeks all :i 11?\\ with the rosy light of the newborn ?l?i\. Her eyes shone unit sparkled with pleasure, anil the crisp mottling breeze scattered a few stray locks of gokleu hair that had loiuul their way from under the dainty traveling cap. (iii ii/e or l iagonard or Junpiet eouid i.ot have wished for a bettor model. If there is any man who linds fault \?itli the captain for taking advantage of the coat incident to introduce himself, then let his neighbors watch that man. It mi* no! accident that placed Detup >ter at the ladies' table at break fust, hut I lie "llerr Ohcr-KeHner" (head waiter). ( Vnsideriitiou?two francs. Miss Merrick'a vivacity and?sprit formed a it-freshing ontrasl li? the primness of Iter maiden mint, and tin- young officer found her more charming as their acipiianluiice progressed. Wliat .lilT. r 'Jo; . it luakc whether <>n** goes from l.nzenie lit Intel laken anil thence to /hiioli, or vire versa' Hardly any midcr ordinary cireuitislauces. Hut if it is ?t i|ti<>-tio!i of keeping in I lie coiuI any ol a clever little I ulv l?y reversing a |>ionoM'tl route it makes all the dilTeri r.re in the world. Anil that is why the ? uptniil leiglted pleased .surprise that the inteuileil line of travel of the ladies should eoineide with his own plans, which it did not. Hut, as everybody was pleased, it did not matter that lie changed his route. The summer passed very agreeably to i\\> , ai?t?\ \ V \ \ ?% ?\? ? y ??!?? ? \\.t. eaptaiu. Fit*! he dropped his single eyeglass for good, in delerenee to the eoinuiou sense ot .Miss Merrick; next lie abjured bruudv and soda as a concession to the aunt's leiiipcratiee principles; then lie heeauie solitary and taciturn when tin- young lady was not aioiiud, and. ultimately, he i out raided the dangerous habit of looking at the moon long after everybody bad gone to sleep. No one I'Otihl have l ulled Mis* Merrit k u (hit, hut womanlike, she thoroughly liluleistood the suhtle lilt of keeping her adoier in hoi water hy heing alternately i'oy ami eoltl. \\ liich showed that she liked liitn, ot hue would not have teased him. At Sehovcningeu, in Holland, tho whole afTair i atne to a climax. It was during an early morning stroll down to the heiuh. They sat down in a couple of those old wickerwork chairs. For awhile they discussed the morsels of gossip tluit are repeated every season .iixiiii xMuruouy ol Oilier. | Suddenly both nioxv silent. lie begun I to draw figures in the suiuf with his nine and she heat a tntoo with her dainty sii|*|'?-1 while gazing out upon the sett and the outgoing fishing imats in an ubstraeled manner. The eaptnin spoke llrst. ' About \i.?.r ago, ite sant, pu ked up a ring ie Simla. India, whieli bears <>n its innei til lure the initials \\ \| whirh are \ <>111 initial- Mi-s Mi link listened ill mute sill pi>e, >1 hit h I halloed to a-ton ' - i 1111 e 111 u hen t In-1 a plain look a ring w it li two dililliond- ItOlll hi- fioeket. lie * /* " 1 r ' next took her right hand, whicti hung l?y her side, with hi* other IihiisI. Hei? wan a very pretty hand, an$ the most ph-asunt thing aliout If, to the'captain, was the tinniest suspicion of a responsive touch. What he had to say a* he placed the rtn? iim>n mm ao interesting that she did uot interrupt liiiu. They returned to the hotel long after break fiat time. Before entering, tlie captain said: "By the way, darling, why did you look so surprised when I placed the ring uporr<your linger? I should thiuk that you inuat have expected something of the kind all along." Mis* Merrick had forj^ittcu all about the incident in the pleasurable excitement of the captain's proposal. But now she took tin: ring oil her linger, examined it carefully, and spoke: "Percv, dear, don't be offended, but thia has always been my ring. I lost it live years ago in Newport, It. I., and I ean tell it to be the same ring by a tiny ffuw in one of tlie stone?, aside from the initials." And now mines the : trangest part of this narrative, to wit The story of thu wanderings of Miss Merrick's ring. It took two years to ascertain all the facts about it, but the captain insisted upou establishing a clear chuiu of evidence, which would begin with Miss Merrick ami end with himself, or rather with both. The lo-iH of the ring had'fir-t been 110tieed hv the young lady on her return fiom a shopping tour in Newport, where she was spending the summer. She I would hardly have suspected that the elegantly drcsseiI mini who had assisted hci into Iter carriage had deftly slipped lhi* riii!* otr her linger while doing so. It was Handy Kill, prolmhly the most expei I pickpocket and ^nc*:il< tliiof in Aliiciirn. .Mi Twvgg, tin* relelirated deteolive, ha|i|iened lo see the Ihelt IicchUXO he liad ieen watching I lie man. I'nforiil!iatel\, Mr. T wygg's husiness in Newport was of -u delieate a eharucter that he could not allow his presence to liceome generally known I?v airestiujj llandy Kill, and therefore did not molest him for the prc-cut. Some two weeks latter an opportunity offered for a confidential chat wilh the thief, the outcome whereof was that lie delivered the stolcu liii*; to tlm detective and left town the morning following. Mr. Twvgg carelessly put the triuket into his pocket and returned to New York. One day not long after a Russian detective railed at the olli<"e of his Auieri hii conlerree. Paul Sergiloff's mission to the I'liitcd States was to deliver certain documents to the Russian Minister ind to gather iiiforiuatioii concerning a Nihilist agitator sojourning in Cauadu. It so happened that his lirst point, in prospect was Newport, where the Russian envoy was spending part of the summer. As Mr. Twvgg searched for a match in his pocket with which to help the Kuh dan to liiv for Ins cigarette, he felt Aliss Merrick's i?ii*;. What could he more natural than thai he should ask his visitor In iloliver it up to its lair owner, or (hat VrgilolF shoulil com tcously assent? Jtut Miss Aferriek liml left Newport, ind iu tiie excitement inehlent upon the inept of a riper telegram recalling him the Russian forgot to with him to St. I'otcrsburg. One morning tlicy found him there, had, in a narrow alley. ' A liullet wotiiul in hi** temple allowed Iiie manner of his death, ami the ean.se for it was evidenced by the circumstance that the entile front of Ids vest had been partly rut and partly torn away. Tiie deed was done by Nihilists anxioii in M aine rertain papers that Sergilull' \.a-> supposed to carry in his inner V'e-I pocket. A lew mouths later the murderer and some brother Nihilists were arrested and underwent tin* fane of a Russian trial for political olTrncrs. The murderer was hanged and Ids comrades went, to Ni11i t i;t. To one of them iie had given the ring before being executed. I What fearful days and weeks and iiiwmii^ ui m I y 11 n ? n hiu.^u wriu ?wi tin- unfortunates ilrstiiu'il for the lead mines file exile who had flu* I nig cOUreMutl in liis boat managed to escape between two station^. No pen can describe the udventures mil hardships of the fugitive journey through a country in which the natives hunt eseaped exiles us they \ypu!d wolves; no won!* nan do justice to nis sufferings as lie traveled alone through the vast solitude-. On the edj;e ol the Khirgi/.-Steppo he joined one id the large earavans of eseuped convicts that continually travel . a st \\ aid. It is easy for an exile to obtain assistmee in Samarkand, or, for that matter, nio-t anywhere in Central Asia, although it is, or rather was extremely ditlieult for traders to enter the territory. In Samarkand the ring Iclt the hands, or rather the boot, of the owner, and was traded for an outfit that, would disguise its wearer into a dervis. The new possessor id the circlet was a V'? ? .%????* %??ov?<Vvwut %? %* <?l ittir. fo I fi*r:lt Kverybody from Khiva and Kuckharu and Samarkand and Tashkend and even to Teheran goes to Herat, and that is why there is always -u ii a thieving rabble there in spite <>i a strong British gari is. a. , And one line morning somebody -Hatched the IVr-iun's leather pouch. I tie merchant -el up a great hue auil cry, and the thief was raptured after a long base by a young mule driver fiom Jelallabad. Overcome w ith |oy at the return of his valuables the IVrstan presented the voting fellow with the iing. Would it be po-sjhie for a gooddooking mule driver to wear a diamond ring without exciting comment sometimes Mrs. Itiidley was the tirst Kuropean lady who saw it, and told young Amhringtoii about it. Two days later the Oi?l "Indians" will rcmuuhci (he scene up Simla way that terminated the eugugcincnt i)t" the two. Aiitltrin^loii received his letters ami present*- baek. The;, made nearly a curload. He Iecipiot ale I l?\ |);i('l.ilij; her tender missive*, tit., into aa envelope. Amliiiedon always ?\a* a tool, and within three years alT't coming into his estate he had aeipiired the tepnlation of being |l.i. !!'e.'?t gullible *j. ndihrifl in the *ervi< e. Ihit lie had had a most sincere admiration foi Mr*. Dudley, who was really a < nanning woman Her actions in public vytie, however. *ueh. occasionnllv, a* to give iise to unpleasant i einai k*. Hut she was simply thought | less. . / I ' ifr fi = One day Cat^min Dempster made a re mark to Ambtvgton to the effect th? the latter woe neglecting sweet girt i Kogland for the sake of a woman wh could not beglnj'ti compare with her. Ambrington was nearly drunk at th time, and he nugle a scene. Vast ?"? log bis friend ri^eir^tt his deputies, an they root early ij the following day pistol in hand, f^re they stood facin each other, each remly to kill the othei One, two, three? Hm! Two ?ho^eraor/^kaliiio*t Himultanc They luought nt t)rat that ho had bee mortally wounded, but he warni'l. Tl bullet had squarely hit a ring In h watch pocket, and had driven it into h chest with such force that it broke on of Ills ribs and imbedded itself in tl muscle*. Of course after one of the cotubatan had been hurt they were in honor hour to he good friend*, in tokeu where* Arabringloii eventually gave the ring I Dempster. Mies Merrick, or rather Mrs. Dempste has nn extraordinary influence over hiu ami even rxjiects to inuke something 01 of him?eventually.?Pittsburg PulUlii SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIA I.. Berlin will uot permit anelec'.iic road Denver, Col., will have a mi item palace. - Cut k. - ftll ^ strain pipes lif proved very successful in Kngland. Many of the explosions in tlour mill have been traced to electricity generate by belts. In Denmark the life saving stations ai all supplied with oil for stilling th waves in storms. A new bag machine both cuts an sews the bug, nnl thus saves the labor* fourteen operators. It takes about three seconds for a me sage to go from one end of the Atlanti cable to the other; this is about 7C miles a second. In weiding pipes by electricity, it h: been the iiaiiul practice to employ inte nnl mandrels to prevent collapse * change of circumferential outline. A large body of antimony has bee found in Inyo County, California. Tl owner says he has in sight bowlders < the metal weighing from two liundre to three hundred pounds. It is a vn liable lind. Miss Frye, a school teacher, has *li covered a method by which better til can he mado than have ever been ma* before. She has a ltufcnt lind is like soon to turn from school teaching thiaiicicring. The exhaustive experiment? atSaifor near Manchester, England, with a vie of ascertaining the most efficient nictlu of purifying sewage, has resulted in tl recommendation of an electrical syste as the most satisfactory. Small articles made of malleable in arc now finished and polished bright 1 being placed in revolving drums wi curriers' shavings, from which tl?< emerge with all of the rough edg smoothed and the surface highly pc ishcil. A secret chemical powder iutroduct spiiukled over the toj> < the upper part of the fuel together ar causes the coal to burn at the bottc and throw the heat into the room i stead of allowing a large part of it to < Up the chimney, A process has been receutly invent by which iron may he copper, the si face of the iron being protected by layer of melted cryolite and pho3phoi acid. It lias been found that if the t liele, when immersed, is connected wi tin; negative pole of a battery, the co pering is done more rapidly. I.y a new process waste leather sera are steeped in a solution and subject* to a hydraulic pressure to mould the into railway brake shoes. The leath siioe weighs 4 J pounds against 2 pounds for iron, and it will wear thr times as long. Such, at least, is tl clutiu of the compressed leather men. A permauent and durable joint can I miule betweeu rough cast-iron sm-fac hy t\>u u?H.of lead t<? make a very st putty, This will resist any amount heat, and is unaffected by steaui or w ter. It has been employed for ineudit or closing cracks in cast irou retorts usi in the distillation of oil and gas fro canncl coal. I?iy'o lutiucis seem to be growii more and more popular among the buil crs at tin* yards of the British navy. Tl .Mi r.-co lias had iters doubled in heigh while those of the Blake are not less tin fifty or sixty feet, reaching as far up the tops. It is said that the result, far as appearances are concerned, is ani tiling but pleasing. The I rate Employer, the II inn b Clerk and tlio Shower of Ink. \4 m ^ Understand, once for all, when I ?r h thing is black ? It is black.?Flit'jendt. Jl/mtier. An interesting experiment is about lie tried in St. Petersburg in the fomu ing of a factory for the weaving of sj| In the Caucasus, and especially (Yutial Asia, the keeping of silk won is liia ofniiig nunc and iiune au iinhist ot tin- iample, and it is proposed inaiiufacturv the raw maiciial so o taiued. =J ^ It's sometimes said patent ? medicines are for the igno ? rant. The doctors foster this , idea. 4. npi f ? _ a iic peopic, we re toia, d "are mostly ignorant when it g comes to medical science." i Suppose they are! What a sick man needs, is not knowlk -edge, hut a cure, and the mcdiD cine that cures is the medicine ? for the sick. if Dr. Pierce's Golden MedIe ical Discovery cures the " do 1C believes" and the " don't bete lieves." There's no hesitance ,a about it, no "if" nor " possihi v" to j; . It says--" I can cure you, r, only do as I direct." i,'t Perhaps it fails occasionally. i. The makers hear of it when it does, because they never keep the money when the medicine , fails to do good. ii Suppose the doctors went on that principle. (We beg w the doctors' pardon. It wouldn't do !) m ' (1 Choking, sneezing and every 0 other form of catarrh in the e head, is radically cured by <l Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Fifty cents. Hy druggists. j. A I n Iff WKAK, XKHVOI S, WltKTi IIKII lliorlllls ?ct 3 I |.|k well iiikI ki'i'|> w. II. //.<i/f/i lhlf?r 10 ~ %? bm li'lli iidvv. sitin|ilr |,j l>r. J. II. IM K. K.llior CiifTul... .v V. Kl.Y'tt OKKARI BALM MEItltmk I, Applied Into NootriU la Quickly r9S^>f AMorbod, C3e?affea the Baud, ftWl I'- Uttli Um Suru and Curt* ] 1 CATARRH.BN5M Roatorea Taata and Small, quick10 Ir Hellcvea Cold In Baad and i,f Beadacbe. 60c. at DrnjnrfiMa. BjmJCkr.l j ELY BKOa.. M Warren St.. N. Y. IBgZSLSglifeJ : MOTHERS* F :; MoTjaKt^CB/L I, WORTH" ITS WE >1- If a price can be placed on pain, " M Cold. My wife suffered more In ten i children than she did altoKOther with I iu bottles of " Mother's Friend." It Is a >f come a mother. Itl WI|U V* %' I>ww {.V4 btutiU. >iu " " y =1 BEfmi ic < WORTH A GL >: For BILIOUS & NER i- ? sue/) as mna ana t'uin in the Stomaa ( Dizziness, an J Drowsiness, Col J Chilli ( Shortness of Breath, Costiveness. Set ecj / Sleep, Frightful Dream<?, and all fieri ( THE FIRST DOSE WILL CIVE R ) BECCHAMU PILLS 1AKLN AS VIHLCTfO ft, l'J ( For Sick Headache, We B? ) Digestion, Constipation, 1? S tlioy ACT LIKE MAGIC, Streiujliitu.'nq tln> mil ( pli-xlan, l>i '.litin;; Sack tho l:een erii/v uf ixpp / lit AHH tlio whole tjjiysicul tuerqu "f ">? I1" >e ) l'i tin' Hriotiitx oiuTVehilllaleil la llict bEECl S ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN (HE WORI ( l*r?',?i?r?*,t ,,,>Iv l?v 'I*ilOH III CI II I iff ,) 'Villi I'll IhtlinitxlHiliueiuilltl. u. r. A 1.1 V Soln Ai'1'lita for tint 11 nit ci| Ni ntcH. n' > (if ! ' Of / MKKCIIAM'.S HI 1,1.X 011 KM I.II'T of I'ltl a- ^ a I SCOTT'S EMULSION til I APure Cod 'I y I Liver Oil and ' , f TT1 HVP0PH0SPH,TES 4/1 ( / ?* *"'me an<* ! Soda I l? endorsed ntni prescribed by lending: [ J | ill y?l t-l ?i |?H he mil so l>ot 11 tho foil l.ieer I HI ? 1 Hint IIifiiiiiilioniihiten nro till, roeoyillzed t j J j ntji'iits In 1110 ciit'i, of Voiixiiuij'tion. 11 in j I | an I'ulutuhlu aa milk. ! Scott's Emulsion %,",iZZf'V, \ j I, a irtiiiil, rj'ut Plenh I'eoihirie, II in the I j Mst jh ui>an for cowsuiwrTXors, j J Scrofula. Bronchitis, Wasting Dis- j | eases, Chronic Coughs and Colds. < ) Ask for Seotl's Hinttl.iioii n 101 take n<> ??ther. j SMITH'S j Bile B^ans Cure Biliousness Nick Headache, Miliaria, Costiveness, Heart | Kuril, Dizziness, Kail Breath. Nervous Debility, Dysentary, Jaundice, 1'ains in tho Side and under tho Shoulder Blades. Never fall to aof on a Torpid LWer. j Kx|ml poisonous bile from tho system; Clear the Complexion; Aid Digestion; Create j an Apiietite; t'uro and prevent Chills and i Kevcrs. Wo also make ^IllltllVniLE SMALL DEANS SM* L to (40 to tho bottla.) I Horns prefer llil* alro. KaprctaUy among women | and rhUUroii. Iloth aluo sugar onatnit. t'loaaant k. } fa, taVe. in RELIABLE, SAFE, ECONOMICAL. ns fried --I cents j>or bottle, tire for 11, i\ Hthei size. Bold by Druggists Write for 1'ieture. !' | J. P. SMITH & CO., HEW YORK CITY. fjp s Bountiful gHth America. By virtue of its most valuable com* bination of continuous beat with abuadant moisture, South lache pocMMce a wonderful wealth and envfatv of miion. iu fertility of soil and iamtmaorable vegetable production*, its Immo?n pasture pluina and its rich adaoaofirold, silver and precious stones, gtwtc Booth America natural advantages aver all the other countries of the globe. It already supplies the world with immense quantities of coffee, sugar, cotton, to. bacco, caoutchouc, cattle products, dye wood, drugs, spices, fruits, mioerals and precious stones, and all that it requires to astonish the whole world with the variety and profusion of its productions is a perfect system of interior communication, as well lis available and ample facilities for exportation.?Sfml and Kxpreta. 1 ^ '.M-k owned l?y a resident of V. ,q>i\ iVnii., lias ticked since 17?6. Many iierwim are broken down from overwork <?r household can's. Brown's Iron Bitters rebuilds the system, aids digestion, re. ilovch exct*>H of bile, and cures malaria. A spleudid tonic for women and ehlldrcn. Sunday is the favorite weddlog day in old England Btatk or ouio, citv or Toi-icno,' . I.UCAH CoBNTV, f . Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the twiilor partner of the firm of K.J.Cheney A Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and .State aforesaid, and that said tlriu will pay tho sum of $IU)for each and every case of catarrh that cannot ho cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. KHANK J. CBBNKV. Sworn In before me aud subscribed In iny preaeiiee, this Oth day of December, A. D., IttUo. , ?' - . A. \V. UlJLAJBON, 1 heai. ' Notary Public. Hall'* Cuti?n li Cure In taken internally and nets directly uu I lie* blood and macotu surfaces <if tin- ay stum. Send fur testimonials, free. F. J. Cheney A Uo., Toledo, O. SohlJjy Druuulsts, 75c. I Tim shower of rice upon bride and groom a a prayer for copious prosperity and fruitful ness. I.mux need in if a tonic, or children who want. ImildiiiK up, should take brown's Iron Ititters. It Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, liulinest ion.biliousness and Liver Complaints, . makes the blood rich and pure. He who depends on anothor dines ill and ups worse, FITS stopped free by Dn. Kline's Great Nkbvb Restorer. No Fits after first day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and (8 trial bottle free, Dr. Kline, ?d AjVkSt. Fhfla^ Pa. iraillicted with sore eves use Dr. Thom ion's Km water. Druuitistsell at 25c uer tKittle MEND fliiliiii 5*labor svsmu? liftoff; 0^^ jMpfj j?ht in cold. lother's Friend" Is worth Its weiibt In ulnutes with either of her other two ter laBt, having previously used four blessing to any one expoctlng to beOeo. F. Lcckwood, Carml, III. vyniHV'iV."''"1-^?HanM-y Mrny, fillip J, HAMS tS^^^EFFECTUAl^) JINtA A BOX.^i < VOUS DISORDERS h, Fullness an J Swelling after Meals, \ i, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, I irvy, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed r ous and Trembling Sensations, Ac. / CLIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES. / E STONE FEMALES TO COMPLETE HEALTH. ) iak Stomach, Impaired c Disordered Liver, etc., < scalar Syttem, restoring lonc-lost Com' S utile, and arousing with the NOSEBUO OF ( inan framg. One of the best guarantees / 1AM SPILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF > LD. C SI. hi. Helens. I.scriihlrc, Estlsnl. ( .EN CO.. 365 and 367 Canal St.. New York. J i ilruviri*! due* not keep them) Wl 1,1. M AIL C lOK.ifcfets. a box. (Mkntiom this piraa.) / Have You a Have Yoi jgv Or Coi aylor's < 'Sweet will cu Ask your Druggist or Merchsr 1^1 Best Conth W?!!sl25. Bs E2 Cures where all else fails. Pli PI taste. Children take it withoi | _/~2*jE?N 1"\ Chichebters English, rtHHNRO) ^ . K ORIGINAL ANO GffNUINC rn pjp ladles, ul DruffUt for CkUhiHT's m% I / 7G boits sealed with blue rlbboo Take I ? - MS m ?" |)"l# '* phsuboard boisl, pink wrap k/ ?c. 10 luopi for p*rtlout*r?, uvUombIaI // 10.OO9 Tutlaoolilt N+m* /*af>#r. w ?? I Wold k| *11 Lm*1 l>ni(fUU> PT" DOWN WITH WHY not buy from tb l(a kind In the ai j T^kt W0IJO^s V TBIC>rtLt?. orricc in' | SSSSSl IUBUR6CHAIISN^ I- j^^Knl Combine* n roam-full ^ rrimi r? I one, U-nideo I 0|lK; nrnkliiK u l.ouuir, lied,or( ?fnviliU KifjftUaitrn i/oifuli ' t IBhAKT Ut Ihtl I t?u.| 4 tiuira, Itwrki ? tViilmt oi.t?foi t'aUuu "'1 " i i i Send iimi menuTHE LUBURCMANUFACTUR l>r|>|> \ 103. Ntlf 3 41. 3 4.1 k SY&PPjFlGs one enjoys . Both the method and results what ' Byrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and sets gently yet promptly on the Kidneys JLiver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, head* aches and fevers and cures habitual Constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste ana acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substance^ Its many excellent qualities oom i it. a- -ii a i 1. i. tueuu it jbu ui kuu iiavo muo u the most popular remedy known. 6rrup of Figa is for sale in 60o nd |1 bottles by all leading drag* gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not nccopt any substitute. , CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO. SAM FHANOtaCO, GAL, IOU18VIUE, AY MEW YORK. N.V. CORN 8AtVRtTUr?.?HS (J 10 Chest nut Street, Newark, New Jersey. IjV)R all disorders of the Stomach. Liver and Bowels take Turner'. Anti-B Huus Till.. They reach the cause, remove the evil and restore to health. Price i(9c. Prepared by The Turner Mfy. Co., New York. FLAVELL'S =rS3 1I.OU, THREAD 50 cent. 4Mi. upon receipt of prfca. O. W. DAraiA HHO., 1000 Spring Qarden Bk. Philadelphia. Pa. "Manv sorrows ,shall be to tlie wlcke<l."?Ps. S3J MCA S'OK i Positive cure. Nervous A Physical IVhlllly. Mental Depression, Lack of Confidence, Palplintlou Heart, Weak Memory, etc., by mall. $.1 one mo. treatment. Dr. Duulevy's treatise (sealed) free. Dw*-' ijcvy Mkoicisk Co., l:m WashlnaCn Ave, Scranton.Pa; M m m WANT YOU to send for particu-i B B B lara of a Big Thing. Not ln?nr-j II H ance or llooks. Only ono rcpro-l UU senlatlvo in same county. Yaw! need not bother to send stain^T^ M Bf reply, but address at once. W SAM'I, ROSBNDORF, H Dept. Manager. RICHMOND, VA. | PROF. LOISETTE'S MEW MEMORY BOOHS. Every Farmeritis own Roofer CHEAPER than Shingles, Tin or Slate. K*4u??i Tour INSURANCE, and Perfectly Fire, Water and Wind Proof. JVf^^x^STEEL ROOFING, MJIhniKAsi aewwnr tti i\j^ws^^^wc.Z'*srr2c"D r?* ou""j?w I CATALoouta, phicen Oar Rooting I. ready formed for lb* Building, and can be applied by any one. Do not bny any Rooting till yoii write to 11a foi our Descriptive Catalogue. Berlea m. AOENTS WANTED. -VASELINErORAONE.DUl.UK HI I.I. sent us by aul we will deliver, free or all charges, to any peraoa In tba United Urates, all of the folio wing article!, oare* fully paokad: Oaetwo-ounoe bottle of Pura Vaseline . . ItiK One two-ounoe bottle of Vaseline i'oiuadw IS" On# ler of Vaseline Cold ('ream, - - U" On* Cake of Vaseline CampDor lea - - * - Id One Cake of Vasellno soap, un scente.l, . . MOne Cake of Vaaellue Soap, exquisitely istDted^i One two-ounoe buttle of Wblta Vaaeiln* - U it.u Or tor -yoKtruff it an?ps any itixyi arttaln at Irut vrli? wowed. Oh ho hockthhX be persuaded to aooopt from pswi drswM any Vaactinc or pre partition Iher^rom rtnUm labelled with our nanw, beoause you will oW i i vnonwa?Mi(IKIiiA wMohluu HttUorn*malms UUMkr*a?k ur?. U*.. a-1 Htmtm Ht.. M. Yj_ H.N. U. IT Cough? \ a Cold? risumption? Cherokee Remedy ti Gum and Mullein RE YOU! it for it. Take nothing elso. 1-UAnJi IvT* conuuvuded by Favsicians. Basant and agreeable to the rJE it objection. By druggists. _ lUuusAimfi Reo Cross Diamond Brand a (Mi*r\\i\is Th* eilr Safe, Marc, ?nJ rMulU Pill for ml*. \1W gUtk Viamond Brand in Hrd ?od (/old mri.llto tthrr kind. B*fn19 NubttUuHona and Imitnliana. * K'? '* dsnjscroso counterfeit. At liruml.i., or ml at , *011 "IMIn fop ladle.," In Itllrr, hi rrlom HaIL CMICMISTIA CHIMICAL Co , HnAl.on Kouir* Fll1L A OKI.CU lA/TA. I HIGH PRICES. Larctit Factory of IUC MMdlrmen'i or lit Dealers' profits. RCfRIGCRATORI 1.000 Articles tel to eontumert, thereby ttgj lee 30 ( 00 per tent. ^'"S>^yN>>,kvs< 1 - ?| |Ul* on yoodt uar.trJ nwi ?a? 11?m m INC CO. Philadelphia, Pa. I. SJ.y. S.|III Ml. Mir, 1.