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irnTiMM p? ?& ;f . wr." , I "co^???^ \ ' A "^warsaparilia The best Blood Purifier. T* XI/ jAJOOVBOm Curative Power Peculiar To Itself " v 1 ? " - r 'REMEDY fevOetithe, CoMtand Consumption, Is beyond! question the greatest of all modern remedies. S It will?topa Cough Inane night. It will check 2 SaCeMlnaday. It will prevent Croup, relieve] llttku mmd nioc ? '-I- - " - - ? -?.? wwn? vvn?vnfv?iwn MM?WH 111 3 til**.IF THE LITTLC ONES HAVH J WHOOPING,COUGH j CROUP! L ^ Dsfl !t FT0BP117.: r * 'ihvl'GL ^KjbIT WILL cure: -iFn^ Xz- WWHEN EVERT-; IMfl else: |* T ' i can I fiord to; |..\ ' / without ll."| iMMMtasMCMMaaaaaMiBaaaaaiaaaMat^ M >1 V 3 hl'w l \ I ZL j Ti?'k?>lH CihhI Tor i y j Five liny*. c 1 ivivfmvvfvfvnfvmffvv ' KEEP YOUR EYE OH DILWORTH, "THE CITY OF AYENUES." A Suburban Town Silo of 4."?<> Acres, forming llio South* orn Corporate IJinils OP CHARLOTTE, N. C. The Queen City of the State. A \ *J3oulenarrt 100 /"<?*>/ ?/ /<<>/?.< > ^ ? Yitprf 'HvennesfrunnYng*ToVlJrtrjhi ' angles, are 00feet. wide, constructed 1 with a view to sanitary ad vantages, for sewerage iv(i\ wqt^r far Hit it'*. Over one hundred thousand dollars has already been SfM'.nt on this property and many more fhousands wi(l t l)e ejcjietided in th\ tie'drfuture. The property contains tile beautiful LA TTA Park of 90 acres, a lovely feature of which is Eorsyth la fa. nearly 12<>0 feet long. Taken attogether, this is the prettiest resort'of itscharai fer in the "Dixie" country. At1 LA TTA Park there are now in course of construction, antl will Is' completed by August 1891, a pa- ' tvilion designed by the. celebrated Nbrrman, "the architect of beaut iful designs," together with a keepers lodge, unique in character and a conservatory after the English vata? tern, at a cost for iU*?;grTT2rT jrurrttanings of over fl.1,000, together with other attractive features, now \ being arranged for by the. t Charlotte Consolidated Cons. Co. The company will offer at public sale on the premises on ' MAY, 20, 21, 22, 1891? a number of vnlnnhta Ijuilding iuis, m the immi'diatc. vicinity of the pieturesque places above described. Terms of sate: One-fourth cash, balance in 1, 2 and 0 years. The visitor to Charlotte on that day, will be nresent also at the remibir *<>.>.?/<# celebration of MeclienDnrg Declaration or Independence. Tilt* r*TK day Is a feature of North Carolina'* Queen City, and is well worth lho trip from tha remotest section of our surrounding country. The fiurrhaser of a lot or lots, will he rewarded with he return of the cost of his faro to the sale. Irrespective of busluess, the pleasures Of the duy will amply repay all for the outlay. Celebrated music will be on baud to enltveu the party. AmSle accommodation* for visitors. through four otels and a large number ot boarding houses. A finely equipped electric city railway to carry Satsengera over Charlotte and her environs, now _ ecoiaCsd to their Usamtful Hprtng attire. Y' fip*nak? n nets el It, lu vUll nil,. V WORTH mid <: IIA It I lOTfK, tluy 'HI, \ 91,33, IS?I. ror further Information, address CHARLOTTE! consolidated cons. co. ciiAiti o'r'r*:, ^i, c, V DCILIOIOMO Great PENSION BID I tNulUNu Is Passed, JLBLL T *n and fathers are ? Hu*4 Hfrlfi a mo. *>e *10 when you get your monsa Sualetraa WWII 1L HLITItP- WVaktosUs. Ik } If yon /tore a COLD or COUCH, 'l orutfl or IpimIIiiK to | \ J; CONSUMPTION, j j SCOTT'S k?UiOlflH i ? - I OF LlJUJi ANp "son2 xm aTTRTi irt>Ti I. This preparation contain* tlih xtli m |' ting proper)les i>t tlio i/i/pop/omj \ land fine hiortrryitftt Volt JAveif Oil. I by physicians all tho world over. It l| palatable at milk. Threo tlmoa as < clous as t.l*i? C~1 LSvoi Oil. A pi r Kmulslon, hotter tlmn all others nutd? 3 all forms of H'aitino Diteatet, Urmia \ COXSUMPTIOX, ji Scrofula, ami as a flesh Prodi t there Is nothing llko SCOTT'S EMUU Histoid hv all Oriiirirists. i.ctnooi profuse ftplftiiatli.n or liopilduiit euti V Ittdw-'t foil Vo te?ppl it MIlhslI'Mlc, i' f ^ *" iV ~~ -?^v** ? \,v r \+n\ 111 \ ftt r^?r** *n? !L V**> f? UV? t^' \ tt S"1"1 V?we^?wn4?* \ ' ^"Tlmulfi^smMm^e^litioD, And our bring'a final uilaaiou la of worth. TFfcre tb? inaolence of power Fnlla away, And the proudest noiiI must rower For the spirit take*no power From tho clay. Common lives havo wondrous splendor In that light. For the spirit iuee!< and tender I'nts to nIiaiiio tlm king's dafendor Shorn of might. Nutans touched witli flrss seruphlo Slicd their fan*, Ami no pcacc-girt Island* Sapphic Far from fretful toll and traffic, . Dream and dare. I.aws through years of wrong dc.'scande4 Tliero are elmugod; Custom* with in justice blended, '" * ? freedk /or centuries defended,' * , ?#V ' lb-arranged. ' . 11 en v on has solace without measure?* You and I Should not dream of earthly pleasure, Hut should think nl>out our treasure III the sky. ?(tVoiv/e tfortoH, in Chicago Herald. RAISING THE MONEY. IIV Mir.TON T. A OK INH. 'How's the Colonel getting uloug?" 'The Colonel's a fool." "Ami how is Elinor behaving?'' "She's a ninny; she's nil unmitigated noodle; I hey both are; they won't cithor of them do what they ought to do. nor say what they ought to say." "It's too bad." "I think I'll kill him in n duel, givo lier a dose of poison, let the villain Jerry Smith tun 1 iy the coumu and then wash my hands o| the whole business." 'I foregoing I I\tllt*l n\nit\\n^ ronv?r- , ration took plaee between two lady-like, pleasant-faced young women, who occupied a suite of rooms in the fourth story of a certain establishment in Washington, which said establishment was much affected by people given over to that doubtful mode of life known as "light housekeeping." > im-v nnv sisters, ana enough aliKe in l face, form, manner anil voice to lie twins; in fact, tliey were twins. They lin<l come to Washington three years before from one of the Southern States, hoping to obtain Government employment in one of the dopnrtmcntu, but alt efforts in that direction had been fruitless. The family had been very wealthy before the war, but. that terriblo druggie had swept away their fortune. The brothers had fallen in battle, and die father, after struggling nlong for a 'Aw* v'v/.uv\wA. .MwA \ neath the burden. The gentle lady mother had soon followed, and the twins, )[nere bahes when peace eatiie, had apent *ome years of their childhood with n maiden aunt, their only living relative. I \|Shpj.in turn, had gone the way of all I the earth, leaving the girls, to whom she j had been a second mother, her dying i blessing, but nothing in the way of! worldly year beyond some old-fashioned Ljirn it lire ami a tract ol wild mountain ihtid upon which she had paid tuxes for j itorly years without receiving a cent of iiii onto therefor. 1 he homestead in the village was swept away bv a mortgage, long overdue, and so the girls, after disposing of the heavier personal effects, had gathered their remaining goods and chattels and sought a home and a means of livelihood io tho capital city. ^lint it had hem a wearisome ouest. VlciKsblp* nnrt nUirr inxmt p\??ecs in iuc depa rt mi nts were no longer to he had at Ilir mpicst of members ami Senators, even il Ihey could have brought such inllucnccs to hear. The new Civil Service law liml superseded all that. They had taken the examinations and passed high I up on the li-t, hut somehow the ipiotu from their State seemed "brays !?, Ik i till, ami they were never certified. Katie, the elder, had a sweet, syiupa j tl < tie voice, and earned something l?y ( giving music lessons, and hy occasional t inployment as a substitute in some one of the ehurelt choirs. Annie gave paint im. lessons when so foitnnate as to have any pupils, ami latterly had discovered that she could write little sketches and stoiies, which upon being committed to lh< editoisof the story papers, by mail, now ami then bore most astonishing ft nit, in the shape of very modest, hut most w dcomc checks. It was in ngard to the characters in cue of these sketches, that the conversation we have detailed, took place. The young authoress liu<L a Aitttculty said to lie ipiite common, even to the veterans in the licltl of letters ? her characteis had taken the hit. ami had hiokcn away from all control. he! them have a rest, Twbinie Sissy, ami come look out the window*with me," said Katie. The other puckered Iter lips ami creased Iter pretty forehead over the percaroii I if 4 ? ,,,rl v imniii. ,\ IMIIK' III lllUMf faillC 11 p from the street. "('oine quirk ati?l see the procession go by."' The scratching of tho pen was the only answer. The speaker ilruiiiincil i<ily on the pane till the sounds died away in the street below, then stealing on tip toe to ? the writer's side, placed one arm around her waist, and drew her gently away from the desk. "Twinnie Sister mine, come away this instant. I.et the Colonel cut vu> all the L in\v)in -i,kL "i iqT'l" IIIt.come hf>ro and let mo give you a 1 fashioned talking to." * i "1 was just getting them untati XT ) nionned Annie. nilin- f "f'tily listen to the child. ,,"j "?ml "f il nll? w,,e? you gel untangledOne chance in I 'C ' V< l. '" '"K" you anything. >. For | yAnnie, I am tired of the Uitia, | . J business, the inusie, the paintin: ICer i srii,'l,!i?ff. '""I all of it. ||?. , HON. ( " 'is 1S' v<'''le we iu,iv be Ci id by j ? h vei in whatever we have tiied *Hiy f wn are nothing more, und it i., ^ ?#?* ! t() )"?rd world timr tit -I'! ?" fl \ jjl?ce loi people MP BUtTTl^rer ' if irr was l.renk !i?|^ypii? *pU:e t?e at sounded ??.,.?^<r ftetri,* l|f id iu sharp contrast *itb -"fttnbMLl k aycty of the moment befofe , it.' "Every note I trjkfi evftrf SVl^t ?V' ^ /our brush is weipfKB SiFtov oHfiBw1' t against Hip very l>est talent In the city; -w storie?, l*th&tiFj&'? I ? *hey can-be, but lt'? - *ou have f>ut your very life'# Mo^pyou lAkf ntiy, nto them, they've got to conic into competition with.-(lie Wry beet writers in the whole land?from the great army of unknown writer*, too editor takes only what ho must, what is so absolately good?f" The Kentifme ended m au unimstak* able little sob, ami tho oyes so bright but a mou^-nt before, were turned away to hide aAtiddcn film of tears. The other now became the comforter. "There, there, Katie; you have a tit of tho blues again. I am sure wo have been very happy here, and very tliaukful that a way lias always beeu provided for ua to live; mo long as we have our health, nud each other, let us he thankful even for this Might housekeeping.' " The oilier wiped her eyes and looked I l,|K | "There, I'm better now. And now Twin Nan, you just listen to me and I I hearken to the words of wisdom I'm g^iug tq pour out. I'm just as thankful as 1 > ' .... ways had our daily breud, and most jjn^* ways butter for the same, but I tell you Heaven helps them who help themselves, and there's going to he a new leaf turned over, and we're going to drop Ibis hand to mouth business, and turn our talents to something where we 11 stand at the head ol the class, instead of just haiicing on by the eyebrows and never knowing when we're going to drop clean out "What can we do?" asked Annie. ".Madame March oil's place on the avenue is for sale?only twenty-live liuudrcd dollars?if we're anything, Nan, we're horn milliners, both of us?it's tho very thing for us and I'm going to buy it." "Ifow'll you buy it? How much money have we?" "We've got just twenty-llvo dollars, just the one hundredth part needed, and I don't know where the other ninetynine hundredths will come from, but I'm going lo got it, I feel it. in my l?onc*8; n??l xiii'w. no'mn out of this ten-poany business, ami atop cooking our dluucrln the bedroom, ami we'll dine every day at that stylish restaurant around tho corner, and we'll keep a girl, and you'll just stop making the lied, and inktnft your lingers up witlvthat tiresome sortie I Ming." "Oli, Katie, if we only eould. "We can and will. 'In the briePslfxicon of youth there is no such wofit as fail.' Twiu Nan, suppose you jus> put (lie kettle on and cook our dinner,-whilo 1 put my thinking cap on, and take a little walk around the square. I tnav look in on Madame while I'm out, I can't say?ask me no questions or you'il spoil the working of the charm. When the deed is done, I'll take you over and just turn you loose among the ribbons and the velvets and the plushes, and if i! don't prove the making of our forU? Vhwv JL'.kV. cp-iifwu. tbttk -l'vn. misr I weakness of old mother Eve's daughters." Katie's walk extended around several squares; out into historic Lafayette l'ark ; Aown the aveuun past, the White House, Mid thence into F street. Her active llioughU had kept pace with her nimble fvci, but no plan bad suggested itself whereby she eould hope to raise twenty- j fovw iiumlred ami seventy-live dollars, or indeed any part of it. She paused a moment in front of the old book stand near Willard's; note I the hour.of four on the ?I in I in the window opposite; ran idly over the battered volumes on the t? ii rent counter, watched for njiuomcnt the army of CJovernment elerks'pour out of the great gray stone structure across the avenue where Uncle Sam keeps his cash; gave a sigh for the unattainable millions of the famous "surpHus" lying Uiul lw???V?ol *1. ?.*??% <1 t 1 tenons vaults, ami then turud'to go. The feverish haste had gonelout of her feet, and for the next live ,liuuutcs she loiten d along the sidewalk,'taking listless note of the lawyers' and brokers' signs that abound in that region. She smiled grindV at findingd?or?o?lf (iritteii into this atmosphere of dollars and cents, of money-getters mid money- i ch.uircr.-; she who had neither stocks I nor bonds nor ready cash. "lleieh-ho! I'll ?ro home. Nan's I got <Iiiinci* ready by this lime,,and 1 can't seem to think of anything. Oil, dear Lord," and tin* words wore surely a prayer willing up from tlit; orphan's heart, "It's such a hard world for Twin Nau and me; why can't wo have what we want,when it's so little, and others all around us have so much?" .Mee-hanieally she read a modest little sign in a window, the last hut one on the square. She was about to pas^ on, hut in idle mood stayed her step! ?>nn~ read it again." 7 4'trick ns an elect l ie tlash, a thought to,.k shape in her active hraui, and she entered the dingy lit lie otliee. A frowsy and unkempt hoy looked up from a jl.i-ii paper he was reading and made re- ' luctant answer to her eager inquiry. The "boss" was out, the urchin said. gone home, would the ladv please come hack tomorrow. "I will; hut can't you tell me how much they give!" "Dunno; please come l?aek to-morrow, lady." She went out, to the evident and great relief of the young man, but instead of taking the nearest course hack to Nan and the "light house-keeping" dinner, she went down to the avenue, and thence up that thmoughlare to the &t<ir ollicc, where she asked a yonnj; mail behind the counter t<? show hern lilc of that popular evening ji urnal With ciiijer tinkers she turned the leaves covering a ar|??'^-?.fl,t hack, and noted with sourkline., lor a tfefl'h.frrttffi* n old- f>o' ** mTT' , **n to,','c Uno RnVert i one or two editorial notes 1 i?le<l " "irou^h that period. She horr< ' Mtiirof scissors from thcvo.ithfu Whits tioiiarv ami before he could utter t them <111(1 ln(??y iutiidiction, had clip art ten the lines which en^a^ed her ntl had returned the iiistriiincnt whole smile, a "thanks," and had thishe the '^or<' youth could utter a wo "r<>?,I?le hick.'" ipicstionod Anni . she oot home, ninto'l ,| | I , , , , i -lie I in | lici tineei across her In to ilo, 1 ... ati an ot inisti-i \ elmm . . . ... vr . re u "AsK lue 110 tjie itiuii<, I win .V charm's a worHiiifV "h. ' -ia s. t\ir ^ alTsoon'ai ai? %vyj? cA dao?; aad for Ux |W Mof two or three oh '*^S5"K?ffey * * "WPP*1 W to hi? offe .,, .^inao ckM he foum)b Aung lady awaiting hin outward) rulni, but tilled with au For aahour they talked over the co tenia of I small package she bad broug with hereafter which she went away. One d|y after this, at their noon lunc alic said i "TwiiNun, I want you to come wi me this afternoon." Their talk lay in the direction Madame llttrcbon'e. They went in, at the raadane herself met them with amile. lit ??.t -!-l i- - - 1 - i mu iu^ sinwr to looit uruuii'i little," etplalued Katie. Mttdaoo was on ly too happy. Mad-in rcrseit slowed tiiein over tnefresh an oeautifutstock, extolled the elegant aj: aointmcBts, and Invited them to n*t i jer own .Ittlc private parlor. "How (to you like it Twin Nant" aai Katie^when they were left alone for ' ' Twi^Si\^W?r? ODljr 0Ur9 " "Ifonl^WL^ ' Twin Tfi W, we'vo got the mone; It's ours, bou;mt and paid for, and we'< got money io the bank besides." "Katie, what do you moan!" "Just, what I say; look at this, an tliia The first this was an inventory of tl stock, with a bill of sale and the la owner's receipt at the bottom; theothi wns it bank book showing n deposit i 82500 in their joint names in the Firi National Hunk. "On Katie! what?how did you??" "This is what did it," and she showc a little printed slip. It rend: Wantkd: ?T<> purchase Con fed or a money, Jonks& Co., Brokers, 10*31 F St. "And wo had?" "A hundred thousand dollars in tl old trunks, left by papa ~ and Au: (JfTrrrv near bur???*? it aft \ when wo moved.," "And the pajpers liavo been full of for a month-past, and wo never tboug of it; and K wlf all from iny seeing th sign in the window, and it must ha Seen the goow Lord Himself sent r, there, and fwiu Nan, I feci just like I" going to have a good cry." And she did then and there.? Tanl nUtdf. SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL. Metal shingles are here. Copper is melted by electricity. A railroad enr registers the conditic of the road. A saw has bcou designed for cuttir iron, inild steel or other metals of fairl large sections. Tlocliea^A)' K. 'T., are to be operati horeixfler by electricity. Thofo are now 1034 compound loc motives at work or building, 523 boir in England, 33U in Germany and eigl iu North America. The ateum-hninmor used iu forging tl nrmor plates of lletlilchein, l'enii., has plunge equal in weight to 125 tons. Tl anvil that receives this blow weighs 1'1( tons. To prevent the evaporation of water i lire pails it has been suggested that li teen to twenty drops of oil will form coating sullicieul to obviate the difl cnlty. There has been invented a machine fo cutting tubes of paper for pill-boxes The operations are all automatic an the work is sai?l to be rapidly pei fun^l- *-r- - - Arojiri. . .^-3i ine t-unman' car inveh tif.n report that paper car wheels hnv rnu 400,000 miles under t.ieir cars, whil Vie average running power of au iro * heel is hut 55,000 miles. During magnetic storms earth current in the British lines of t digraph hm icon Known to attain the streugth c forty inilliampcrcs. This is stroug< bum the usual working currents. American shoe machinery 1ms been ir tioduced into Leicester, England, au Ins created considerable interest anion tie manufacturers. A writer in a Man ctester paper says that "Americans nr nv.lcs ahead" in shoe machinery. Fish are attracted by the electric ligh the same as insects anrl birds, and ft ha been found that the placing of an clcctri lamp of high power in the sea, even at part not frequented by fish, causes meni bers of tho tinny tribe to tlock in gren numbers. , fr'hcp. (Ohio) oil is being iHCvl success fully ? n Itumbv. ?? i--.i?~"juurg nuns nn< factories. Rolling mill owners favor i beciuso it does not oxidize tho iron, an forilmt reason it is thought that nuturr ?j'?? will soon be superseded by it. Tli oil s shipped from the field in tank car unt a movement is on foot to build pip i line to that city. j r. Anmind Jeanuontot, a youug phy sic n of Paris, is the latest in tho fieh as! consumption cure discoverer. Ili cutl is bv inhalation ilia or.. ? ? ..... ........ coi lists of a small tubular brass boiler coi lected with u brass pan with n lid W i:n in operation, from under the lit est pe vapors which spread about tin roi n, one of the parts of winch is pros sic icid. n ingenious Fretichtuau has diseov ert i a process of recovering the tin con tai I'd in the wash waters of silk whir! ha ! been weighted, and he lnis accord inj y received from the Freucdw for .the Eucourftpat?**,'w7y"^(_/'?i. ' . dust A VVo prjz> * ?thnt T.yo^fhus 1 uiconbmjgf working*! *lone will clTcc ?wei. rt |Sfo the $60,000. \Skffic nn^ ' a mild ^Tin. world ih estimntcu w J.r. KW Ur^'ig" ????l ir* , Riif..ig4>i?io? i when ro n and Blnlted States to ' M>d sis ht In C*er\n?n] UU |H With ' iin>r J afll). NilU Atigvstin 1'aiy. 1 an, llm ty, j 0IU- of U??' 11 ( o. .irm r fork* lH X^A 0 I > * . v**#* . m m ?T What is lacking is truth | 1 and confidence. J If there were absolute truth on the one hand and absolute ? confidence on the oth-r, it j wouldn't be necessary for the makers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh * Remedy to back up a plain \\ statement of fact by a $500 &f catarrftffflSrtlBiaii in any lorm or stage, we 11 pay JJj you $500 for your trouble in making the trial." b, "An advertising fake," you th say. Funny, isn't it, how some people prefer sickness to Health when the remedy is positive and the guarantee ?? absolute. Wise men don't put mottey a back of " fakes." And " faking " doesn't pay. d Magical little granules ? ft those tiny, sugar-coated Pellets of Dr. Pierce?scarcely larger th-m j??44u>rful to cure ? active 7V0 yet mildvip. operation. The best Liver Pill ever invented. d Cure sick headache, dizziness, constipation. One a dose. te SMITH'S | Bjle B?"s . Cure Biliousness Hick Headache, Malaria, Costivomws, llcart burn, Dizziness, Bad breath. Nervous 10 Debility, Dyuontary, Jaundice, nt Pains in the Bide and under the Bbouldor IMales. Never faff ta aof on a Torpid Ltver. Expo I poisonous bilo from the aystoin; it Clear the Complexion; Aid Digestion; Croato ht an Appetite; Cure and prevent Chilis and j. Fevers. We also make ? """"""Bih! ? (tO to the bottle.) Borne prefer thU alaa especially among womat and childroo. Both ataea sugar coaled. naaaant to take. RELIABLE, SAFE, ECONOMICAL. Prion 25 cents per bottle, five for $1, either sixo. Sold by Druggist*. Write for 1'icturo. J. F. SMITH & CO., HEW YORK CITY. D1PPV VUCCC ronmiLT kkurdircn.. icr DAUUI nflLLO Orwljr I'ant Ntretcher ? Adopted by students at Harvard, Amherst, and olhsr y Colleges, alio, by professional and hualnaas men every where. If nut for sale In your town send StAr. to _ B. J. UKKK1.Y, 714 Washington Rlrrvt, Uo-?ton. D(1 ^ i f <1 WORTH 50 DOLLi My (laughter snlTorcd for vearn with Fcraalo ? l.illk I. rnn.1 ? 1c Write lJiaJflel-l Hogulator Co., Atlanta. Qa 11 yrlBK CNtoHCBrtn-a Enausft. i 'C WJ . TMI oaiaiNAt AND qcnuinc <f i?7 S~ tW J-?* u> Draarlit Mr CkUktMW '( )l I / fB k???i*H?tairMia>?. Taka .r 1 7* UK . f u ?uu U p*JUbo?M hoiM, pint ?r?p \ tj4 wS fa" 'a Mr putiaiUir, iwteeatali ET > , T?MlMoct4U. Num* ftpa. Mi k| all Laaal llrioMa is Life Wo No?Not if Your Bow * WILL FIX YOI ll Cures Diarrhoea, Dysentery c and a!! Stomach Troubles of * ~~ n Tulto no Niibnl lliile. 11 tins no equal. You k ! ! II I IIIII I s MJm J Beat Cough Medicine. Re s ? Curee where ail else fails. PI |4I teste. Children take it witho , HBicmsc fCTMTI'V MffMS rtnafiai Dlllhara ? Mltliil WUhiffcllfi .? ; | ojf.ni) n?T j . uwoi\V i I f-oWV "Coil" ? :OIIBN & Dili . rw.m~iiaiiPin " e?timaWi<1 - .? 1 fNOLIM^EME >nrt fhroofffe | | BEECHAMS PIL n y,iHM\ooo tfiiioss ana Nervous Disoi { from Kafir- ;| "Worth a Guinea a Bo*" bat i I for 25 Cents, | ?* ALL DRIliUIMT* ^ wcre sent >a7foirM^CS' It*Rihkkh* A m.ia \<k oom Ipay ior uc.i , /^ri^^. n..i?..|, .i ..??i ih.ui,,,). t.v , ring the yeai ?un/m. ''?*h ? mi ?.r.i. ? . a i.i i??J. tt.V' '?<?. a... iv.. it.., *.,, irfjiow York C I"i ?untrr? ?, * ifr 4? ** - j ?~ n\lnjortjf I eU-cus-like^booth IsW^^B*** J***, ufficient to bola an auMf?ffi o? two thousand -, crleia aie wet ?ew?w town, and a four or fire daya psrioir?- ( no I* begun- Th.?" ?^E 9 big men, and the swells among them ^ look as tall as Patagonlans and as balky ij^j^yjjlj^M^OT^Inofdhiary Japanese men are usually thoy are called upon by an usher, who announces their names according to a pre-arranged programme. Two names being called, the men walk up the opI posite sides of a circle, about twelve or fifteen feet in diameter, maiked out bj a band of straw. Here they pause, smack their hands, stretch their muscles, put up their hands heavenward a? invoking a deity for success, look at each other, turn rouud and take a drink. The uoxt time thoy advance they may squat down in front of each other, make a few grimaces, stAinp their feet and make a feint or two; but usually it will end by their getting up, turning round and having a second drink of water. This stamping, slapping, feinting, griiuaeiug may be re peated half a dozen times, until, one having irritated the other, there is a sudden -r- inrr f "d fr" are locked together in the tussle. Ii irntiunn ? i . the audience rise, yelling with delight; hats, tobacco pouches, purses,fans, coats, silken sashes and all manner of things go dying through the air toward the victor. ? Commercial Advertiter. When a man cannot have what he loves ft must love what he haa Fon Impure or thin Blood, Wee knew. Mala rla, Neuralgia, Indigestion and Biliousness, take Browne iron Bitters?it gives strength, making old persons fuel young?and young pcrsous strong: pleasant to take. How's This < We offer One Hundred Iiollnrs reward for any case of catarrh tliut cannot ho cured by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Chunky <& Co., lYn]*., Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for I he last 16 years, and believe hiin perfectly honorable in all iMislness transactions, and tlnniicially able to carry out any obligations made by their linn. wkkt d: TitUA.v, \\ holesule Druggists, Toledo, t). Wai.iiinii, Kinxan Ac MaHVIN, Wholesale Druggists,Toledo, O. Hull's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, act - npon IIm, U.wl uuU luutUiUh euri jJanen of the system. Tost itnoiiials sent free. **rlee"75c. lier bottle. Sold by all druggists. Tim shower of rioe upon bride and groom is a prayer forcopious prosperity and fruitf nines*. For "Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Stomach disorders, use Brown's Iron Bitters. The Best Tonic, It rebuilds the system, cleans the Blood anil strengthens the muscles. A splendid tonic for weak and debilitated persons. A logy appetiU bothers tho rich man n gioat deal more than an activo one does tho poor man. Pkkuonai.?Krkk?To all persons who are bald: We will send free information how to grow a luxuriant suit of luiir, no matter what ilio < a use or how long slanding: no liiiio hug. I 'or pan i< ulars and testimonials write Pilot'. I.IM.xs a; Co. Box .'ili, IjOXillgloil, Ky. FITC stopped free bjr Dr. Ki.ink's orlat i jNKitvr. ar..viuiir.n. i>o ins mier iirwi uay'A uae. Marvelous t-urea. Treatise and $2 trial bottla frio. Dr. Kline. IQ1 Ar< h St.. Phila., Fa. If aftl if tod with sore eyes use Dr. Thorn^nii'v if yfc ?"-?>>? " Vct"'K PSB3. HI SI! ?riFinnniwrntf ^*2 < ? CD ^trriir^-fcuj n-n; E a iNflf e : "peC to ,,;s 3 I 1MAN. 605 \RS PER BOTTLE. Diseue and httd the best medic\1 Httrntion >ne bottle of Itrtuiflvlil'a 7>uia(e Jfcfjntnlit* what I do of tho remedy, I w-.ttld have it if , for par. iculitrs. 8ol<l by druyfjists. It r,eo cross Diamond Brand a * !A%? - r iuuS Skerkla*. J*W. A.SSLnm.^3 ?2?9jctV rth Living? els are Out of Order. J ALL RIGHT. ! % Cramps, Summer Complaint i Man, Woman or Child. I r druggist or in err limit will order It Tor you. icommcndod by Physicians, till oasant and agreeable to the R1 ut objoction. By druggists. Efl S33EI9BBH KflS l oX""x\ l\^u V "\ ou *n?. ,v.nu im ^ r.-ir'A'.Vi0iSmith-Round H my.iabitcr Vem- j jj po-.s.t.'ljT be built lo (li?( ders. I ~~ ?ld I ,rf>ct "? i^V I fnvalui apjUtai I LIBRARY Of tKt I'nnrr Ch (> m.>ri<il-. v?i W" Wriiiiu hull/, It,//,/ the luburc man'uf U'H. * 101, a, ft fHkj ' . J I gg. Kry V BHBk V Tl 1||^^B -^*H S^y ;s"??jr^MadB^a,bolt> 1 l'W^n ^ V g tne inetB<rw^ Hfc^^^^by~'nr?p?*^^^^M andrefresh mjjjhthetaste, mndaS^^B^g* gently yet promptly on the Kidne/%, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the s/a- "ff^B tem effectually, dispels colds, head- -Y^B aches and fevers and cures hahUaal 1 ^B constipation. Syrup of Figs fa the ] only remedy of its kind ever j>rt>- " H| dnced, pleasing to the taste and ao- , 1 *^H ceptable to the stomach, prompt fn its action and truly beneficial in Its 1 ^B effects, prepared only from the nkist <^B healthy and agreeable substance^ \ its many excellent qualities oom- d B mend it to all and have made fa * .^B the most popular remedy known, > I Syrup of Figs is for sale in QOo B sd 91 bottles by all leading drag- ? . J^B gists. Any reliable dniggifljt who " | ForThroat and Lungs l nave neen m ior Hemorrhage " about five years, I "have had the best f ^ Five Years, "medical advic{b,_ " "and I took the fitSfc 1 . V "dose in 86W& This result- ? " ed in a few hours easy sleep. There oC 4 4 was no further hemorrhage till next "day, when I had a slight attack " which stopped almost immediate"ly. By the third day all trace of " blood had disappeared and I had "recovered much strength. The "fourth day I sat up in bed and ate . j "my dinner, the first solid food for "two months. Since that time I "have gradually gotten better and " am now able to move about the "house. My death was daily ex* "pected and my recovery has been 4' a great surprise to my friends and iF""' "the doctor. There can be no doubt "its use. The only relief was after 4 4 the first dose." j. r. Loughhead, * Adelaide, Australia. O 8. N. u. 10 FIAVELL'S 1 I nVkkL O Druoffitta. Prior, MILK 41.00, TIlllKAD 50 cents. Bent Buud bt m mi. upon receipt of prion. O. W. 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