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** About * yeer ego my hnfr wae coming out very fait, to I bought ? bottle of Ayer'e Heir Vigor. It ?topped the felling end made my hair crow very repldly, until now It It 45lnche? In length."? Mre. A. Boydeton, Atchison, Kane. ' -- ITT - - f I I There's another hunger than that of the stomach. Hair hunger, for Instance. Hungry hair needs food, needs pair vigor? Aytrs. This is why we say that Ayer's Hair Vigor always restores eolor; and makes the hair grow long and heavy, ti.te ? mui. ah 4nuui?. If jrour drtiggUt cannot ?uppty' you, uod UH one doI)?r and we will oxpresa you tk bottle, Jto euro mid give the n?me 9t jrou * uearoet expta* office, Addre**, __ J. AY Kit CO., Lowell, Maw. All indication of the rapidity with wbich. too country west of the Missis ftippi is being reclaimed and Mettled l? to l/o seen in ,he project of the cattle men of Dakota and Montana to trans fer their business and their herdH bodily to South America. The great ranges of the Northweat are being cut up into myall faniiH and the area of public grasn land la diminishing run Idly. The cattlemen are looking for ranges in Chili, BiU7.il and tho Argen tine, and if they can not find largo unbroken areas of graan land In those countries or are unable to make eat is-/ factory torma they intend to try A# rlca. / Unsanitary Houses In Glasgow., Thirty-four bouses In varioua >?artn of OlaBgow, Scotland, havo in a.Blnglo day boon closed as unfit for/human habitation. There were ll^' persons living In them. Mrs. F. Wright, of Oelwein, Iowa, Is another one of the million women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Young- Now York lAuly T?U? of a Wonderful Cure : ? " My trouble wua with tho ovaries ; I um tall, and the. (Victor saidsI grew too fust for my strength. I suffered dreadfully from lutlarainatlon and doctored continually, but got 110 help. I suffered from terrible dragging sen sations ^v'ilh tho most awful pains low down in tho sldo nnd pains in the baelc, and the most agonizing headaches. No ono knoww what I endured. Often I was sick to tho stomach, and #"ery little whilo I would bo too sick to go to work, for tlm,e or four days ; I work In a largo, store, and 1 supposo stand* lug on my feet all day made mo Worso. "At 'the suggestion of a friend of jny mother's 1 bogan to tako Lydia IS. Plnlthnm*N Vegetable Cfom rouml, ami it is simply wondorful. felt better after the first two or threa doses ; It* Boemod as though a weight was taken off my shoulders 1 I con tinued its use until now I can truth fully say 1 am ciitlroly oured. Young Sirls who are always paying doctor's Ills without getting any nelp as I did. ought to tako your medicine. It costs so much less, and it is sure to cure them. ? Yo\nr? truly, Adklatdb ~ PRAHli, 174 8fc. Anh's Arft.fNcw York City.* ? $0000 forfeit If original of abovo IttUt fW/ig gtnulntnttt cannot t>? produced. So. 21?. Grandma is Generally Right f Take advantage of her vast experience I and a?k her what in best for your Llv^r. Kidney and Blood Troubles. We think ahc will recouuiMmd DR.THAOHER'S LIVER AND BLOOD SYRUP btctuN she hu tried It and know* it cure* Been on market 50 year* and Is reliable. Yon try it. 60c and ft 00 at good druggists. Dr. Thaiher'a Lirer Medicine (dry), U6 cents. Ye*,, your druggist. aell* it. Be sure It's Dr. Thscher'a. though. Write orir Consultation Department, captaining symptoms, and teceive free confidential advice. THACHE* MEDICINE COMPANY. Chattanooga, T?nn. Judge Cox. of the TTnlted States Circuit Court, while delivering a lec ture at Columbia University told of a young lawyer who camo before the Su premo Court to argue a caxo In which he was also defendant. Addressing the court, he refrrrp'l to the old French adage declaring that he who argues his own case has a fnol for a client. After thr case had been beard ho left for his liQmfl In St. L^qulg, asking a friend to *6flfy"htTir wire Vheh the decUlon/was handed 'down. This was the pithy dispatch he received: "Old Fra&ch adage affirmed." IN8URE8 FRESHNE98 OF BGQ& Novel Method Adopted by the Dairy* men of Kehl, Germany. United States Consul Mrlttain at Keh], flermany, says tho Washington 8ta r, has advised the aecretary of state of a unique method of Insuring the freshness of eggs adopted by the Dairymen'* association of the city of Kebl. "The agents of that associa tion." he says, "go among the farmer* ea< h day and pim-base t iu farm* i er guaranteeing that the&e have been laid within the previoua twenty-four houi'H. In consequence of thiH guaran tee the assoclatioif pays tho farmer three pfennigs, or about half a ?eut, above the rogular market price for each egga. Tho Dairymen's associa tion then makes a record of each pur Chase by giving the farmer a regis tered number and numbering each egg In corresponding manner. "When a consumer chances to find a stale egg he returns it to the dealer, who In turn charges It to the associa tion, which reports the matter to the farmer. The method Is a protection to all parties concerned and Is said to meet with much suc?'?sh. The eggs are deliverod in cases containing Ave dozen each." PITH permanently <iuroi.No fltw or nervous ness after first day's use of JJr. Kline's Oroat Nerveltostorer.f atrial bottle und treatisefrtMj Dr. H. H. Ki.ike, J^td., ttfl Areh Ht., l>hJla.,l'a O'as j tumblers do not make good circus ncrobnts, for they always go broke when they travel far. 1'iwllu Cmn \V?nr NIium Ono else aftmllnr after using Allen's I'oot Kase, n nobler. It makes tight or new hJio?m \cttsv. curoiswollen, hot, sweating, avhlng 1'eet.lngrowilig nails, corns and bunions. At , all druggists rt*ul shoo stores, Ma. Don't ao /?)*f 6 any substitute. Trial package Fukk by mail. Aadrcss.^Uen H. Olmsted, f.dtoy, N.x. It is nd trouble to do* by others at tbey would do'by vou, for >4 1 Is never a whole jot. i 3 do not boiiev* 1'Uo's Cure for (!on<mmp< I ion h tisane iual f ir ooughs an l tiold* ? jou* I'. liov in, Trinity Mprlntc*, Ind., Feb. 15, 190). The mail who is lout in thought is never found in dude clothes. WINE IN POWDER FORM. Frenoh Method for Obtaining a Bev erage In Concentrated Form. Tho liquid part of wlno contains light ethers, oth>llc alcohol, heavy al rohol and oils, and substances such as furfurol and aldehyde. All these prod nets aro poisonous. ? The solldB of j wine are coloring matter, fixed organic j acids, and, mineral Baits, all of which i aro harmless, with tho ejjcoptlon of | tho lime and potaBh, thoMnno bolng \ very had for tho gouty. Now, a wine which Ih doprlved of tho , heavy alcohol, oIIh, limn ftVid potash ; should contain no injurious elements. According to l/lllustratloi), it seems that Dr. Oarrlgou of Toulouse has been ablo to obtain this result by con centrating wine In a vacuum, this pro cess taking away the cooked* taste which ordinary heat produces, lu this j way wine may be reduced to a dry i powder, and if then tho powder be j placed in water or ethyllc alcohol, all tho properties of the wlno are recov- i ercd, with tho exception of tho pois onous elements. By this process thoro Ik obtained a perfectly harmless wine, which may be kept indefinitely, and which Is handled readily. ? Philadel phia Record. - "Real'* Antiques. While most of the curiosity shops In Now York are stocked with skill fully falgpd "antiques" there are a few reputable dealers who have things to ?how that aro really worth while. Among the most Interesting antiques exhibited In shops that cater to tho tastes of millionaire collectors ai*> a set of "spotted luster" ''china in old rose speckled with white, the only complete set in existence; a two bandied depas, thelcup used in Horn eric libations; a black aud gold sleigh of solid oak, said to have been the proporty of the royal family tn> Hol land 300 years ago: a cardinal's chest, mprvelously carved, and bearing the insignia of tho owner's rank and of fice; a cupboard of scubbed oak which once dellghtel the heart of som; Dutch housowlfe, an old soft hat belonging to Washington's grandfather; rich vost monts, embroideries and Oriental gods plundered from churches and anclont temples, and a beautiful marble foun tain from the gnrden of a Venetian doge. ? Pittsburg Dispatch. "In almost all other departments of the work a day world," said Professor Robfrt Ersklne Kly In a recent lec ture, "some phase of democratic feel ing has filtered through except that of domestic service. This in still In the pall of feudal darkness. And It is the women who keep It so, and the women who must eventually emancipate It. Laws and laments, increased wages or gifts will not work enfranchisement. The rights of the ? woman domestic must be recognized by the woman em ployer as sacred and Inalienable be fore the so-called 'servant problem' can be solved. As matters ntond now there * Is no system, no scale of hours or wagea, no standard of any sort between mistress and maid, and the treatment of each by the other Is lpft to tho caprice of the temperament and. too often, temper, and there Is no redress but dismissal or 'leaving.' This Is a state of affairs that ought not to ex ist among Amoriean women, cultured wives and mothers ? the homckerpen' of our great democratic nation." In tho Good Old Times.- . CallerTrYour grandpa must a very old man, isn't he,' Rudolph? j Little Rudolph? I should eay bo. Wtiy, he remembers when parents used to take their little boys out lu ; the woodshed to lick them. NERVE WORN KIDNEYS. NAMK. [ STAYS bjr * bora* and badJy hurt? hit hip wan fractured --and af??r ha recovered ha wai to ?Kh mlwy that ha oould hardly walk, aod to stoop jpAUKtl hlmiitrlii dMnn that M thought ha would have to . ?? V? |a . fcUr Madder, and ha Mi ub ?Matoataka ota waupwhh TENT BLOWN OVER. kn Exciting Close to the Christian Endeavor Convention at Denver. LIST OF THOSE SERIOUSLY HURT* lent lindcavor, (Jndar Which the S??ilon? of the Convention Were -^.Held, blown Down on the Closing Day, Donvor, Col., Special. ? The big Tout Endeavor, whore the* Christian Endeavor Convention has boen held for the past four days, was blown ovor lato Monday afternoon, moire than 8,000 people boing In the tont at the time. The injurod numbered a score, but fortunately nono of them woro seriously hurt. Among those suf fering from ner vouh shook Is Miss Mlndeck, of Now York. The most ser iously hurt are: Mrs. Thornburgh, of Denver, bad wound In forehead, seri ous; Alb-la Murdock, of DcnV^> arm fractured; Miss Mary Ellis, of Den vor, bruised about the body; Mrs. Ann Johnson, of Denver, badly bruised ; K. C. Patterson, fit Alamos^, Cal., head cut by electric lamp, bad scalp wound; Miss Etta Ward, of Chicago, badly bruised by falling pole. ? gunrise covenant services in Ave churches marke\ the opening of the final day of the twenty-fist biennial in ternational Christian Endeavor con J vention. Large audiences attended those early meetings and thousands of Endeavorers pledged themselvos anow to carry on tho work which the organization lias undertaken. "China'' was the subject of discussion by the foreign mission classes, of which Hov. Harlan I\ Beach, of New York, was tho loador. Ftov. E. T. Chivers, D. D., of Now York, led the discussion of "Our Brother in Hlack," at the ses sion of the homo mission study class. A conference of "floating society workers" was held at tho tirst Uni versalis church, at which the -sub ject, "How Can Floating Christian Endeavorers be Extended?" was dis cussed by Chaplain R. E. Steel, of Newport Nows, Va., and Captain J. O. Fall, of Cleveland, Ohio. Two More Dealhs From Lockjaw. W - - j New Y,ork, Special. ? Two more deaths from lockjaw, due to the explosion of firearms were reported. Tho victims were Mrs. Van Ness, of Newark, N. J., and Henry Dridgewater ol I'ort Richmond, S. I. In the case of Walter Graham, a flve-year-old boy of Mount Vernon. N. Y., suffering from the snme aliment, through the oxplos lon of a blank cartridge, which lacerat ed" his hand. Dr. George C. Weiss, In tho presence of twelve physicians, cut open tho lad's skull and Insorted anti toxin. Tho jaws relaxed In an hour and tho child is doing well. Dr. Weiss snys lie will recover. Decided for L. & N. j Knoxvllle, Special. ? Judge Sneed de- j elded the railroad Injunction caseB lu I which the Louisville & Nashvlllo and ! Southern Railroads were Involved In | contesting tho same right of way in ! South Knoxvllle, lu favor of the Louls j vllle & Nashville. He held that thelf ! condemnation proceedlnga were lnstL ' tutod before the Southern filed Its j deeds for the right of way which It had purchased, and also that ,the ? Louisville & Nashville construction | force was first upon the ground. The j Jeclslon giVes the Louisville & Naa*h j vllle the chance to reach several largo ! industries In South Knoxvllle. Mechanics Return to Work New York. Special.? Some 20,000 skilled ' mechanics In tho building trades returned to work under the modified plans of tho Employers' As sociation. This number will be in creased to 50,000 Wednesday, other un lonR voting to accept terms offered. With the mechanics a large number of i laborers returned to work and opera , tions were resumed by material sup ; ply men. iMa?lon Hxnmlned. 1 ; Washington, Special.? Postmaster i General Payne had no developments In ; the postal Investigation to announce | Monday. Mr. Brlstow bad a long con ference with Mr. Payne regarding the progress of the Investigation. John M. Mnston. assistant superintendent of the railway mall service, was examin | ed by tho Inspectors in the private of fice of First Assistant Postmaster Qen . e:al several years ago. At that time, ! Mr. Maston approved the contract with ! a Mnghamton Company for tlmo j clocks, and had occasion to pass on ; other important matters. Deaths From Lockjaw Harrlsburg. H*., -Special.? Four ! ('.oaths from tetanus of hoys ranging : In age from 8 to 16 years, hare occur i?d In Harrisbutg. Pa., since Sunday, ; resulting from slight wounds inflicted i on the Fourth of July from toy pis tols. ; Ithica. N. Y? Special.? Harry B. ; 15! shop, 13 years old. died here of lock* ! jaw, caused by * slight iqjury on the Fourth of July, through the exploding ; oi a blank cartridge. The doctors ptonounced it the worst case of tetanus ibev had ever seen. * For Battle Abbey, Atlanta, 8pecial.? General Clement A. Rvana, president of the board of i trustees of the Confederate Memorial Association, makes the following state ment, In a circular letter:' "Enough money It now In the trssenry of the Confederate Memorial Association to warrant the cOtnasencsrae?t of the work en the battleabbsy to bs boltt a? rfMiiallsiit -'am a r> ? a W?W Mlfl w MMVH TROUBLES MULTIPLY Ntffo^s Threaten to Precipitate Riot .H* Mew York y . - THE POLICE RESERVE CALLED OUT Arr?#t of ? I of s Oiej'^bo Were Making Trouble In ihe Negro Quarter Restated. Now York, JTpecia'i. ? A riot which required IbA'^everveH of three police precincts to suppress, broke out Suu-i day night In the negro Quarter lu Went Sixty-second ?treet. The trouble wait precipitated by the attempt of a policeman to arrest Wm. Johnson, the loader of a gang of negrqea who were making a disturbance In the street. The' policeman secured his prisoner after a slmrp fight and was dragging him to tlvj station house, when he was assailed by a mob and volleys of bricks and stones were hurled at him from the roofs of adjaceut tenements. On the arrival of 20 other police men, Connor opeped Are on a negro on a roof ahd shots "were returned from the windows of the house. Re serves cleared the Btreetu and chaae^ the rioters over th# roofs, making several arrests and Anally restoring order. Quiet at Bvancvllle. Kvansvllle; Ind., Special. ? The town has been quiet all day and tho officials have h&d an opportunity to rent up after a weok of excitement. The ne groes have remained at their homes all ( day and the services at their churches were not well attended. Many of tho negroes who. left tho city during the week are returning and by the middle of the week business will be resumed in Baptist Town. The au thorities will keep no extra guards this week, as they believe the excite ment Is at an end. It Is not thought it will be necessary to guard Lee Brown, the negro, when ho is brought back here for trial for killii/^ Police man Massey. The Pope Improving. Rome, By Cable.? Pope Ix?o haa lived to see- another Sunday, ami with the Sabbath quiet which fell upon Rome, came also peace and even pro gress to the Pontiff. Beginning Sun day morning with distinct signs of improvement, ho maintained this throughout tho day. At night Dr. I^apponi made tho following import ant statement in answer to tho ques tion if he thought that the improve ment In the Pope's condition could continue: "I believe that if the improvement lasts until July 21, we may 'not per haps achieve an absolute cure, but we will securo such a general state of , health lu tho patiout as will allay our anxiety." . Storm In Baltimore. Baltimore, Special. ? A severe wind and rain storm occurred here Sunday afternoon, which was particularly vio lent In a limited portion of Northwest Baltimore, where within a radius of about (our blocks 50 houses were uu dfoofed, walls demolished and trees up looted. The damage to houses and household goods is estimated at $100, 000. Twenty persons were injured, one seriously, but none . killed. The rain fali'here for the day wiis 3.90 Inches and the velocity of the wind 40 mile3 an hour. Cloudburst at Winchester. Winchester, Va? 8peclal~Sunday' afternoon the most serious cloudburst ever experienced here, broke over the city,, submerging the place in from three to six feel of water. The dam age will reach thousands of dollars, as every store, residence and a building in the centre of the town is several feet under wfcter. Storm In Nebraska. Beaver City, Special. ? A terrible electrical and wind storm prevailed here Sunday afternoon, lasting for 45 minutes, in which time two and one fourth Inches of rain fell. The wind blew with groat violence, doing much damagn to small buildings, wind-mills and the wheat crop, which is just ready for harvest. The Union Salva tion Army of Kansas and Nebraska, now holding a camp-mooting here, suf fered much loss. Nine Of \heir tents were blow^ftown. Commander Hol land was struck by a falling tent pole and sustained a dislocation of the shoulder. Bank Wrecked By n Cashier. Newburgh, N. H.. Special. ? Joseph W. Cummin Is In Jail here on tbe charge of grand larceuy. He was &?*> retary, treasurer and cashier of the Cornwall Bank, and Is alleged to bo a defaulter to the extent of about $30, 000. wrecking the bank. Tho State bank examiner appeared nt tho bank and before the examination of the hooks Cummin confessed that ho was short in his accounts betwepn $40,000 and $50,000. One Killed and Two Injured. Wasbinton, Special. ? During a ter rific thunder storm which passed over tbe city Sunday, lightning ethjcir a boat house near the Potomac river, in which about a dozen men had taken refuge on their way horns from the bathlng beach. One man was killed outright, another so balfiy Injured he may die and still soother is In the hos pital suffering severely from the effects of tho bolt. The man killed Is Rover B. Smith, white, aged 2$ years, mar ried. The seriously injured are: Charles Slaughter, colored, 20 years; may die. Death of Major Krowq,. Beaumont. Tex., Special. ? Cap. F, Brown, of Asbury Park. N. Jr., on* of the heat known operators in tbe Texas oil fte1da,dlod lit the hosptmi iter*. H? was graduated tnm West Point aad SUFFERING WOMEN Tired, Nervous, Aching Trembling, Sleepless, Blood le?s? Pe-ru-na Renovates, Regulates, Restores? Many Prominent Women Endorse Pe-ru-na. Mrs.. j#ma Mitchell. \MEIUCA is the lund of J nervous women. The eveat majority of nervous women arc so because t.hey are suf fering from tome form of female dis ease. Mrs. Kmiha Mitchell, 520 Louisiana ?treet, Indianapolis, J ml., write#: "Peruna has* certainly been a blessing in disguise to me, fo?_when I first began taking it for tronKIca peculiar to the sex and a generally worn out system I had lit tle faith. \! 4 4 For the pant nve years T have rarely been wtthjout pain, but I*e tuna has changed alt thlk. and In a very short ttn\o. J thityk I had only taken ttco bottles /before 1 began to recuperate* very quickly, and seven bottles made me well. J do not have headache or baohuche any more , and have some interest In life. I pi ve all credit where it <t due, 'and that is to l*eruna."-~ tjtnma Mitchell. By far the greatest number o(^ female troubles are caused directly by catarrh. They are catarrh of the organ which is , affected. These women despair of vecov ery. Female trouble is bo common, so prevalent, that they accept it as aluttwt in evitable. The greatest obstacle io the way of recovery is that they do not understand that it is catarrh which is the source ot their illness. In female complaint ninety nine cases out of one hundred are nothing hut catarrh. Peruna cures catarrh wher ever kocated. <n> Chronic invalids y&q T0Lve languished for years on sick bedff*fHt??fome form of female disease begin to improve at once af ter beginning- Dr. I$prt4k*n's treatment. , Among the many prominent women who recommend Peruna are: ? Belva lx>ck wood, of Washington, P. C.;. Mrs. Col. Hamilton, of CoJBmbus, Ohio; Mrs. F. K. Warren, wife of U. H. Senator Warren, of Wyoming. ? If you do not derive prompt and satis factory results from the use of Peruna. write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your cape, and lie will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartnuyi Sanitarium, Columbus, O. Natural flavor Cottage Corned Beef Wc take our choice corned beef, cook it and season done by expert* ? belter than Is possible at home. When just jright we put it in enns to keep It right until you want It. Keep it in the houM (or eincigcncies ? (or suppers, (or sandwich**? for any time when you w^nt something good and want It quick. Siroply turn ? key and the can Is open. An appetizing lunch is icady in an instant. Llbby, McNeill &. Llbby, Chicago. BEST FOR THE BOWELS WHoT qatmahtm GUARANTEED CURB for *11 bowel trouble*, eppendlciHs, billaa?ttM. bad hnjh, bad blood, wind on the stomach, bloated bowels, foul mouth, headache, indtgaqtion, pimples, polos after eating, Hver tfouW, sellow ekln stud disstneee. When ywr bowels don t move regularly you are sick. Constipation kills more peopls then all other dieeaeee tefcet her. It starta chronic ailments and lone years of suffering. No matter what alia you, start taking CA8CARET3 today, for you will never get well and stay well until you get your bowels right Take our advice, stsrt with Cascarets today uo4?r abeolut* guarantee to cure or money refunded. The genuine tablet. atamped CCC. Never sold in bulk. Sample and booklet free; Address Sterling Remedy Compsny. Chicago or New York. < 5 03 " I Broino-Seltzer Promptly cures all Bur.tards No Longer Needed. 1 The buzzards that havo long in fested Vera Cruz and served a useful purpose as winged scavengers are doomed. A Ix>ndon Arm is putting in a modern sewer and water system. Tho birds have become so numerous that they are a pest. The protection of th? municipality has been removed, and when the new drainage system shall be completed the city will be rid of tho pest, the numbers of which have al ready been reduced eomewhat by catching the buzzferds and placing them in wooden cages to be taken to sea and- drowned. LtliUlon F??wale~ColTc*e. One of lb* in oft pro?peroOH eoheot* In tbe South tat Uxo- higher education at vcuuia iadiM? a& it?*iltuuoa that hai really doneV great work. We will make a special offer (if tho flr t younw Jady'ln your coauly from whom we <ec*iv? a copy of tbi* advartlae meat. AddieeaFaM. Bhodxc, Littleton, K. C. rAPDDlNE i ^ SJf? Sick Headache and Dlnfoesj AMaMVi.MIMiiMM, Bilious? Dizzy? Headache? Pain back of your eyes? It's your liver! Use Ayer's Pills. Gently laxative; all vegetable. Sold for 60 years. t&trKfr Want your moustache or beard >be*(ttlftti browaor rich black? Use I BUCKINGHAM'S DYE wm aur >? liimm- *? w re. ?. ?_ r Latest la. Clrcu it tew unit, *nd th? *?c :x*m ?cum*, ?$22: 25 <?**** v, tao wm A or tbeno. Hf4 gold In ti>e Btale* year, itvvry tiuptt saw nrising from a diaoracrea buuxuu r. li' v.-.l or cued I ly tluir us?. :i i uiiiKioii U It that <U?t'0?cf origjjy fioiri luo btoiiiju-h it nmy !>? WlJtOljq m j i.-.I tin-re Is no ??omliiioii ' gf !,<?;? I lit th.it Will 'ft be , Uicd by III*' occasional u?e of fcl^? Tabule*. rhyHlehuis know thain j sjK-ak ftlghly of} them. AH <Jrtw??. Ht'Il them. 'lT^e\ttv?-cent pa< eiupigh for uu oi^innry acc** the Family Hottle.ulxty c*nt#, eg n household supply for ? generally gives witliln . minutes. HAlfGRI Promoted by Shi of Cuticura Si And Dressings of Cut! Great Skin Cure Purest, S^tat,'liliKt for Skin, Scalp aod Hilr, Thia treatment at oqco f*0"? hair, removes crusts, scale* t (I ruff, destroys hair parasite*,;; Irritated, itching surfaces'; [ the hair follicles, loosens thai supplies the roots with Ot nourishment, and makes the] npon u sweet, wholesome, health*) whon all else falls. Millions of women now rely flit cura Soap assisted by CuUeniifi mcnt,thegreatsklncnro,forpri ^ purifying and beautifying the cleansing the scalp of crusts,, ' dandruff, tho storing hair, for softening, whit' soothing red^ rough and so baby rashes, itclilugs and annoying irritations, or offensive perspiration, fc weaknesses, and many si septic purposes which rei themselves, as well as for poses of the toilet and nur Cuticura remedies are tho skin cures and humour rettM world. Bathe the affected pa water and Cuticura Koap, to surface of crusta and sea," the thickened cuticlc. / liard rubbing, and apply moot freely, to allay itching and Inliafliuiatlon, and sootha and, lastly, in tho severer Cuticura .Resolvent, tocool: the blood. A single set fa cient to cure the most tortdr figuring skin, scalp and blood F from pimples to scrofula. St to age, when all elso falls. GoM Ihrmhtkent worM,- 0?>W? 0,'?5h2col*,# eo?t*d piiu. 'ins.ptf The Endowed and Correlated ? ""n unit women, bor? and 4 TrJ* KcPf!"?** )a?lltu(f<nis um 9\tnt, The combination ?nablea ? ftdvantagcj and to Save Time ftAffm 'or pttUetiUiiffuliSre^ititlngAit^ Ohanotllor WM. W. SMIYh. , Collogo Pork, Lynoht 'AYS F< TIOS ~ -NT for* NiNEJ $63 TO $811 Piedmont Hi On? of the he-t Preparatory Pol ??r?lo-i. A ' le Faculty, Moan* Healthful Cllm i te. .^eaalnn op#i Wiiteto \V. ?. UiHNR, l.*l FREE A BcAUTI SOI L0UI5 ! and a Picturo'of the wbcre tbe First CoTitcrei M. IS, Church wa? held Id ij J J.JreM 1VEY A 1. 1, F.N. Sec., T.OUU \J t| JIEDICAL depart Tolane II n i versity of T " (Jllftlltd. fn>d DCCAII llclvan tntha?fl pital with Mil bed* and *?,000 peiivntSl edical colli.ce of M' Ktubiua?4|4 I)*i art merits of Medic,. hlnu rf ' 1 bo SIJ,. alon \\i|, commotio* *ei>?etiitM?rl ton tee ? an-l living i nThi , ft^n ?1r.#nno?nc*mMit ll ?? ,r? s <:h rU??Pt" p-? *>c?m, HichaM* Droi Remove* aH day?; effect* ?j ii?3o(o 60 d? vs. given freo. Mot W ?Assist Do You Want 7% I NTWM v.'l? Mr coot. <i ??* e??..oni ?. JSuN unit j 825 Wall