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4* tt X??lw er wltli an liuiibutor and brood ?r catalogue, containing among mueb other valuable and Intonating |nf??rina tleo n colored plate, showing by <*ip 1? VlCWH the development of (ho ' Chick In t b ?> fthell. f by Handing to Goo. A. Stubl. Qulnry. III. four ^?*ii In to pay for postage ami parking Mexico'* C'lilff lltfrljor. Tamplco expects to be the <-hl< f Mex ican harbor before long. it In twelvw Mourn dlKliipt from tho capital by train, and Its water* ate deep enough for the largest ve?8?flM and fully pro tected against kIoiiuk. -4 ? Uilitou uwtiut' ' uii'i AlfnHu. Whfep wc introduced Million J)oi'ar Grata three years a?o, little <!?<( wc fin. urn It would he tho mott talked <>t gra;<* to America, the bipgest, tpiiek, hay producer on earth, but tHis has com'' to pax*. Agr. fcditora wrote about it, Apr. Col bu Protiiioi'H lectured about it, A^r. In ;?titut? Orfttors talked about ii. while ip the farm hbmc by the quirt ft reside, in tin* rornrr grocery, m the village po*toflk?\ at tha creamery, at the depot, in fact wl?er aver farmers gathered, Sa!/cr'? Million )? Grass, that wonderful grass, flood for fi to 14 tons per a ''re, and lots or putturo besides, i? always a theme worthy of the farmer's voice. A. Walfovd, \Vest!orft Farms, TV, writes; "1 have 00 acres in Kalzer's Al/aifa ('lover. It,jjs immense. I cut three cro;<s this tea ?on and have lots of pasture besides." JfUflT UJ.Nl> THIH NOTIfF, A.M? !'><) J .1 feTAMI'8 lo the John A. fialzer Seed Co . La Crosse, Wis., and receive their big cata.og and luts ?f farm seed sam?>!es free. [A.O.Ty.J Tn Finland reindeer are worth t7.U) a head. A reindeer can travel about 1IW miles a day. tfh* IdiMMf'tli* Itoraf Naw VorXutt Than whom ther* ii no better Potato K*? pert' in the CounUy, wy?, "Huhtr't Kara-* est PoUto is the earliest of 2* cardett aorta, tried by rue, yielding 4M bu. j>er acre." Salzer'* Early winco;. in yielded for the Hurt! 'New Yorker I'M bu, per aer?. S'ow Salter )im hcaviu yielding v arietie a | th a?? tbove. hm Ha.'zer'a catalog. .JC'feT bc.Nn lor:. IN ATAMi'9 I and t h ih notice to tin: John A fialzcr Sctd Co., fy!\ * rone, \\ i(5.( cti'l receive lot* of I farm aeed earpp'ea ?>id their big catalog, which >* biiitj full of iacp thiog.i i'.\~ the ! gardener and far.-.-.-tr, worth ?!00/;0 > to I'Vtry vvi'Jf htt.il"* lainier. | A.t LI |? <lev rih*"* V?l/t i's 'jV'iAiiitC', yie diitg 10i,OoO Il>*. |<: r a. n- '.I )i<-h t:C'i fodder, Sai/ei'a Victoria liapc. yudtox fc<),00'i lh/t. ol thcep ft/id h (ood |*?- r anc, togeiher with Sa'.7? i '* N?w .N.iiKni ii Oata, v, Iiirh h&a a lccii'l <if ?i'K' t ? 1 > pif aCjy, in .'-iO Statin, ao n..i n lull tic. ."i ;;i. ion of Alfalfa ( '.over. ?<;.!!' I .t ? i< t < lover, AltoLe, Tmiothv and il.ii/i <1 1 of other fodder p].uil?-, ( > t'.ihsi h, Wh'-al. , 1 *, Hurley, et<?. It's a pity that f ni .Mr ivho hit money to Ixi rn can't, t?; .?? ii v ? h l.im when ho die*. j l1' I'l'.i iii-rin fti.cn 1 1 v rurei). No J; I or i>"i voua* Iick* after (list dftj .i om- ?. i I'r. K IIijc'h lireut >,<?) \ i- j!c;i! o/t-r. * I , Kill .II It itO'l tr< ill fxe.friMt i>r. It. 11 JsMNK I ? ?!. , !il A > < Ii t t l'H)ft.,l'U M?ny n wt '.i iiifur ;? 1 1 1 v. in Ir.ij inr Kcrvaiit c'tl l'i t ii.i for it 1'fso ? Ctir I or ( Ontumption ).-< an 1rifallil>!0 ??il!t|!. i Iir> f.ii i'i'U^k Ii!) I nmlt.-N, W. hAMI'H., < II (il <W, N. J,, I i- ; i, J?, 1 A woiii.i'i v,ou!d i. line ' c idoli/ed thai) understood. ?.li>. 'nii.h.ov, f . i.. . , i . y \ i ? i j Jorchildrcn t f c* t J) f P pf , f'Stlt i u I ii? ? yjn. rf. i <* ? 1 1 1 < - i ^ in Dm ifi i i) (i tioli,tillu\ >.t | mil .it, 1 1 >?. .. intl i ?ij|f. >t lioit lr) hiroiig i.i H e n:?n v. ho knnws hia weak llCrti. dl/NK 1 I vr I'.l l II.U I'lil.OU l!!ftuC3 of tne inarii^t butler. I'latieln liiiii'.ii, hjit fhonling sfuifl arc not ne?'?*-~itri y revolver*. \\ Ii v i)n ( ? 1?? ? Vital fctat.iRii<^ c!.'ii,r;ilie<| (ho re* K|iii-ftU>ry oi>;.i;i8 to h<! the feeble point, in man. ln'Ma.vs of the luni?8 are out. of all proportion in fatality. T ke Tay'.or'rt Cher okee Itemcdy of Sv.eet, (jluni and M i!Itiu for coughs, fold j and c.ouittiiiiption. At druggi!>t?, 25c., Mv. and $1.00 a bol.tlc. Mrs. Haskell, Worthy V icc Templar, Inde pendent Order Good Templars, of Silver Lake, M ass., tells of her cure by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. "Dear Mm, Pixkham: Four yenra arjo I wan nearly dead with itirtain xnatiou and ulceration. I endured dally untold agony, and i : ?* was a burden to me. I had lu&od medicines and washes internally and externally vmfil I made up my mind that tliero was no renef for me. ('allies at the home of a friend, 1 noticed a bnttloof l>ydia K. PinktmmVs Vc^taMo Compound. \ My friond endorsed it highly and 1 decided to give it a trial U> see il it would help me. It took patience and persevereuce for I was in bad condition, and 1 used I^ydiu M, I'inkhnm's \ cj,'ctiib!? (iompouixl fur nearly fi\e mouths before I was cured, but what a change, from despair to happine.s;>. from misery to the delightful exhilarating feeling health always brings. I would not change back for a thousand dollars, and your Vegetable Compound is a grand uiodicine. "I wish every sick woman would try if. and be. convliwd." ? Mi;.", li>A Habkki.i., Silver , Lake, Mar>$. Worthy Vice Templar, independent Order of Good Templars. "When ? medicino lias been successful in inoro than a million <msus, is it justice to yourself to .my, without try in;;' it, " A do not believe it would help me" ? Hureiy you cannot wish to remain weuTr, and sick and dis- , cournged, exhausted with each day's work, You have some derangement of the feminine organism, uud Lydin 1], Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will help you just us sund> as it has others. Hrs. Tlllie Hart, of Larimore, N. L)., say s: "Dkaii Miih. 1'imuiam: I might have Wen pnnrcd many months of buffering and pain if I hml known of the cflieacy of I.stliil K. lMnk ham's Compound a few months Mmiirr, for I tried many tivncilu-.s v. it b?>nt> litul injj anything which helped me lu'tore 1 tried tho Vegetable Compound. 1 dreaded tho approach of tlifc menstrual period every month, as it meruit much suffering1 and pain. t'orne months the Gi>w was very scanty attd i il ors it waA pro fn.se, hut after I had nt.ed the Compound for two months 1 became regular an 1 natural, ;iml so I continued until 1 felt perfectly well, nn|l thy prut h were strengthened to pcrfoioi the oik without assistance and pain. I iimi like ;i ditTer ent woman now, where bcf->:v 1 did not t are to live, ami I am pleased to testify us to tin* good your Vegetable Compound has dune for me. " Sincerely yours, Mns. Tu.i it Hakt, Larimore.N.P, lie it, therefore, believed l?y all women who nro Hi flint I.ydia. 1). JMnklinm'.s \ ege table ('ompounil is tho uiodioino they should take, It has stood (ho tost of time, nod It lias hund reds of thousands of cures to its credit. Women slioutd consider it unwise to uso any other medicine. Mrs. IMnkham, whoso address is l.ynn, Mass, will answer cheerfully and without. V I' A \eiter1 acuireusert to her by siek w omen. Perhaps sho has lasts nnfh'i'-- ? ^'U W help your ch?>o ? try her to-day ? It WHy UPSLi YOUR STOMACH With N?ujeous CMK^riiri lo Cum Tour HcK<Uch? ! TaKe CAVUDINE. It Cr.tr I rAllin ' ^h,le yoU w"? ?nJ h? no b?do(fect? on ?h?, Sl.>m,eb. IT IS Curca Co Id J A t^o. ,0- Jy Knrf SOc * bp"!*^ Dropsy 111 Remove* *11 urtUinjr in Stojo rfaj*; elYeri* n pcrinunent cure in joto 6o<lav*. Trial treatment given free. Nc.lht rifccan be fnirci Write Or. M. H. O'stn's Son?, SorrUllHt. Bo* n Atlanta. 0* Saw mills TJfa DaLofeh Patent Variable rrtetlon Feed Ira Mill with 4 li p. cuts t.ouu feet 1*1 Ai< ?tIM HHdnVSce* to suit. Oc Loach Shingle Mill* Kdrers. Trimmer*, ; Com and Iluht Mills, Water Wheela, J-a h Mill*. Wood Haw* Our handsome new Catalog will interest inn : PilaMh Mill Mtf. Co . Box aM. Atlanta, <J? rr ? A*? i ~ ? CROUCH Marble and Granite Co. tat A i Tl-KKUt ? ? MONUMENTS. \ an l - , Mil Ha Jli'U(Utout?i, tic., in anr <i <?! >1 ,\ j ?%(?*. )>e;tth Mask* i\ K (tt'cln It y. Mcutiuu Hila papor.) ATLANTA. C.A. So. O. f>?$ WWUt Ail tiki B?et < "m*h Hxrop. I'UW (IihO. I'M la ilm?. t?r Omtrtfl-ia. JAPAN PLAYS TRICK Japanese Accused of Using Russian Signals CAPTURE 01 FOUR 10W:D0 BOATS li ih Feasible Iliat Till* Heport Ma? Rcfvrtnce to the Attack o ?? I'orr Arthur on February London, I Jy Cubic. ?The Nanusakl < orroHpondcnt of tho Dally Telegraph, cabling und??r date of February 22, topoita that the Japanese aquadron has four lUitffcittii torpedo boats n* Port Arthur l>y flvlng Kus iHan signals. This dUpat< h appears to eontlrn. tin; report* from Various <|tiurt<*rft of a fresh p. Hack on i'ort Arthur by the .Japanese. The jeport reached Naga saki from Chco Foo, and It adds that i h?? Russian I'l^ws of the four torpo* J ?jo boats have been transferred, I No other newts of thiH attack has been roeelvod In London but the Cheo j l-'oo correspondent of I ho Morning I Post, In a dtspateh dated Feb. 22, soys | that the statement Ik current thoro Unit the Japanese toipfcdo boat de stroyers, In the attack on Port. Arthur oil Fi:b. 11, sunk ol rfutnaged two Uim i~ lit ii bat tlcvih I ps, In addition to tho torpedo boats already reported. It la possible, therefore, that the report (if The Telegraph's Nagasaki corres pondent tih'o refers to tho earllei at tack. Viceroy Alexlefi's retirement to Harbin Ih now an ucomplished fad, and a < orrospom'ent of the Associated Press cables that Port Arthur la now strictly a naval stronghold, and the forta am being manned by naval gun ners. Only twenty foreigners aro now at Port Arthur, and they ara traders disposing <>f their merchan dise, Koine of them are under sita |;l< ton and tlu-ro Is likelihood of their being arrested. There are many corn plaints of unwarranted arrests, un i :<plalned expulsion and defamation of character. A (I I.H|Kit ch to Tho Daily Mall from Hong Kong savs that a British Kfpiad ion l< ( oiYrent rating thero, and that a corresponding French concent ra tion of warships Is ocurrlng at Sal Kon, IndoChnia; this Is supposedly a result, of the Anglo-Front ll under standing. According to the Nagasaki < orrcspondent. of the Daily Telegraph ilm American squadron, tho vessels of whbdi are variously reported at rhee Foo and Shanghai, Is going to mak?? a demons! rat ion at the mouth of Hie Valu river. Russian Vessel Sinks. ? 'In* l oo. By Cable. ? The captain of ilif H' lii'iii steamer Pronto, Just, ar rived f rum Dalny, says that beside tin? gun boat Vonozl. accidentally destroy ed I>> t Si <* S ?? own mines, tlio Russians l a vr iiiHi lost another whip by acci dent. It wiiH a small cruiser, name nob h arm d. In try! UK to dodge the mine:? ran on the. rocks;, slipped off Into dfep wo t ? 1 r and sunk. There was no h.<:-;a of life. The Russians deny that 1.000 Jap anese landed at Pigeon Bay have been aunihilatid. I'oit Arthur is said to be entiiely out of beef and vegetables, and drawing o slim supply from Danly. . The t too pa are being rushed toward V?lu with all expedition possible. The | Pronto wan sent to Dalny for refugees, chiefly Japanese women. Leaving Port. Arthur with all the lights out, she was j fired on by a Russian cruiser, fifteen shots striking her upper works. It was subsequently explained that she was mistaken for a Japanese torpedo boat, the entrance to Dalny la honeycomb ed with mines. Nothing has been seen <?' the Japanese or Russian fleets. The small Russian cruiser reported fifstroycd In the above dispatch was probably the Hoyarlo, prevloualy an- 1 pounced to hnvo been blown up hy a ' mine at Port Arthur, February 13th, ? end whlchjanother account said ran on j the rockto while endeavoring to pick up a number of mines which had been btought to the surface during the I tiiortn. It is stated in a St. Petersburg j dispatch that the entire crew of Boy nrio, li?7 men, was lust. Wabash Surveying. Roanoke, Va., Special. ? A larg?* ; foree of elvll engineers said to be In ' the employe of the Wabash Railway 1 Company, arrived hero Monday night, j Tl 's morning forty of these engineers | Kit hero for Salem, OUrlstiansburg and Helspring to begin, it is said, a j survey of n proposed road which the j Wabash system will build from the j Ohio river to the Atlantic seaboard. Sp'cy Specials. C.reen ville. Fla.. Special. Monday j ? veiling at 1 o'clock J. C. llarrel shot j j.nd instantly killed IV K. OvifTlth and j dangerously wounded I. IV Moody. The (rouble, it is said, was over some i money matters between the three men. I morel Is a liveryman and is marni:.l. j Norfolk. Vo? Special. ? The r. mains j e; Commander Hllsworth Hall, C. S. N.. retired, who died at the naxal hos pital hern late Sunday night, were shipped to Washington for Interment in Arlington. Philadelphia, Special. In eonse ouetice of rush orders from the Japa nese government for locomotives, the I local plant las established a new rec i,j , j It v constructing i OH lot timet i\ e* in one day. ^ - ? A Mite of Sf'g \ London. By Cable.- -Telegraphs from Vienna and Saloniea published here Monday give alarming, but unconfirm ed details of preparations pointing to a war- between Turkey and Bulgaria. The Sofia correspondent of the Dally Mail telegrapha that the Bulgarian government has declared a state of settle over a zone of 10 miles wide ex tending along the frontier from Kua tendll to the Black Sea. with a view of preventing the incursions of armed bands. Bcjrged I5y St ?nd< rs to Kill Him, ? Wilmington. Special ? Melvin Home white, lamp trimmer for the electric lighting company here, was perhaps fatally burned by coming in contact with a llvo wlro on Front Rtre^t Mon dav at noon. One of hla hands was burned partially off, and he sufforecd serious burns about the body beforo he could be taken down from a pole which ho had climbed. In Ills angony from the burns, after the accident, ho begged those about him to kill him to end the tnifTortng. Ho was Bent to the hospital, where his tnjurlen are, being treated FUNFRAL OF &NATOR HANVA Ceremonies At t||# Capitol And At Cleveland. On last Friday the mortal remain* of Senator Marcus A. Ifanna were laid to rcat at hi* old borne at Cleveland, I)., Dlshop Ijeonard, of the diocese of Ohio, officiating. The body wan borne In Rtnto fo ?he ceSDCttTy, V?ii ?'?"?, & host of loving friends witnessed the Interment. The cahkrt wa? hanku/l In Iteauuiul flowers an<i the sorrow was deep and genuine a? all present realized that a gieat man and a true friend bad passed ivwu y from earth. I'uneral Arrangement*, At a council of thts members of the Hanna family and some Intimate friend# of the Henator, held Tuesday, arrangements were made for the fune ral services. The remains of Hcnator Hanna were conveyed from the Ar lington hotel to the capitol ;i t i I o'clock Wednesday morning, 'l'he cortege * -s ftimplc and there wad lto d'-monxtratlon or display. Preceding 'he hearse and the carriages containing the iiU'tiibern of the family and Invited friends, was a detail of mounted police. The c;is kct hearers were offices d> tailed from the capitol police force. The body v/as j conveyed at 6 o'clock to the l'ennaylva nla Railroad station. At 0 o'clock a Bja?cJal train bearing the body and the mem lit' fit of the family and their in vited guests left for Cleveland. Arriving at Cleveland about 11 o'clock the train was mot at the stn tlon hy the cltlr.eiis' committee and hy Troop A of the Ohio National Guard Cavalry, which watt ordered hy Gov ernor Herrick to act as a ?i>ecial guard of honor. During the afternoon and night of Thursday, the rcmalna of Senator Han na lay in state in the chamber of com merce. Impressive Certwionlts In Congress in Coimriemorntlon. Washington. Special.? In the pros ence of thfe grief-stricken family, of his many friends whoso sorrow was pro nounced, of the Senate and House of ( Representatives, of dignitaries from all (ho other branches of government and of the chief official representatives o most of the foreign powers, the funeral of the lato Senator Marcus Ilanna o - cur red Wednesday' In the Senate chamber. , . Seldom has a moro diotmgulsne I | body of people <olle 'ed in Washing- j ton to do honor to the living or the | dead. The ll?M>r of the chamber was | filled with the representatives of tlie official life of the national capital, the | galleries with people from all the higher walks of widely. ln< hiding tno fn milled of officials and many person* of diatlhctlon In ?be professional und , business world. lu the front rank of the eminent as>- j hemblagc gathered immediately about the bier of the departed statesman j the President, lie was (lanked by t*i<i j members of his cabinet, all , x' j had been closely affiliated with i llonna by ties of friendSitip and " * ;*l association. Near-by were the y,:^r Justice uml the associate juati'-es of ttv? Supremo Court of 11)? Lulled btatea, garbed In their black robes of oil ice. which fitted well Into tbo scene or sor row. There were scarcely any abseine.es from among the members of the Sen ate. All of them were visibly afiecH ???. The desk of their colleague was lieavay draped. Tho religious ceremony was m.tno hands of Dr. Kdward Everett Ha.e chaplain of the Senate, giving it an official character, while preserving its solemnity and assuring its simple dig The ceremony did not begin until 13 o'clock, the usual hour of opening tho Senate. The casket was borne into tae chamber a few minutes before noon, end was placed In front of the daia or Ibo president pro tem. It was bunked with floral tributes, Including one fioni President ltooscveit. The casket was borne Into tho ' ham bed by a squad of capitol police, head ed by Scrgeant-at-Arms Rausdcll. 0 the Senate, and was immediately fol lowed by tho official committee, with Senator Foraker and Gen. (Jrosvenot at Its head. Slowly tho little procession moved down tho main aisle of the chamber and the casket was p laced upon the catafaquo. Senator l?i>o. as, j president pro tem. stood in front of j his chair as the body was boino to its , ^Speaker Cannon took his place at the j left of President Pro Tem. I came the ambassadors aud mtahAeia , from foreign countries, who were given scats next to the front row on the Re publican sido of tho chamber, and th > were Immediately followed by Ad miral Dewey and C.en. Gillespie icpri , sentlng the navy and army. 1 ?> k .f ^Jus tice and Associates Justices of the Su premo Court were ushered Into scats on the Democratic side. President Roosc velt and members of his cabinet weie , then announced and ail present ? ? without waiting for the tap of the | gavel. Tho presidential part> \ute , escorted by ?'ol. Symons and Comtna'i dor Window in full uniform , 1 I President and his cabinet occupied he front row of seats at the right ot tin | presiding officer. ' Twentv minutes later MlS- l1,1." 'j leaning on the arm of her son. Mr. 1 an | 11 Ilanua, entered the chamber an 1 took a scat in the front row on tlu loft side of the presiding officer. . . was followed by her daughters and their husbands and other members o tbo family and Immediate all of whom were given seats in tholin mediate vicinity of the casket. Every one present rose as tho family 'entered and remained standing untt\ they w ere seated. President Pro rein, l rjo then addressed the Senate, saying: "Senators: You have solemnly and lovlnglv dedicated this day to an ob servance of a funeral oercmoay o^ Marcus Alonzo Hanna. late a distin guished member of this body, and all business will be suspended to that "chaplain Conden. of the Houso. then offered an invocation. immediately afterward Di. Hale de IMS JSTiJl 'K^iSr ? s,^ szgxrr* ! trated every corner of the hall. Twenty-three Killed. Ogden. Ptah, Special. ? Two cars of dynamite, attached to a work train on the Ogden-Luclon, cut off of the South ern Pacific, railroad, exploded with terrific force lato Friday afternoon at Jackson Btatlon, 83 miles west of tJj?* den, killing at loast 23 persons. In juring as many more- nni destroying a great amount of property. The list of tho dead and Injured had not hcen received up to midnight, but It la thought a largo proportion of tho vic tims were Or?ek laborers. Among the known dead art? Conductor George DcIiemy,-uf-Qcd?U* and btl train crew. SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH RELY Oty PE-RU-NA TO FIGHT CATARRH, COUGHS, COLDS, GRIP SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH Use Pe-ru-na for La Grippe and Winter Catarrh, IN KV i:ilY country of the ci viiizct] . world i lie M?lcr? of Charity ure known. Sot only do llu'y nnnialir to the apiritunl, and intfl!?i tual need* of the chaws com mitted to iheir ca r<\ hut they also minister io (heir bodily noon*. & Whenever cough# or co!d$, IA pp? or p!Hiini'?>ila milky t hoi r appearance among tln? children theae tyater# ?ro not discon i'l'i i <* ? J , hut know exactly tin; remedies t?.> "I'J'Ia' \\ilh bo many <?!? i V?.l r?-i? to take c-are of tml lo protect from climate pud disease these vvi-ic* and prmlcnt Sisters have found f'crnna a never failing safeguard Sistt-rs <?f St. .Tom-!)),, <?{ the Deaf Mute Institute, 1840 (Jam Ave., St. Limits, M>., writes: ' \ ? . " llV a jppreelalfi I'eruna very Much. It certainly doen pood work with catarrh a ml ii I so with coliln and la grippe. We have faith in I'e runa ami hare inxpired many othcra with name. Il'e do not like to be without It. It linn certainly kept ua front being very sick. It did a world of good I ant winter for our little onen. Thanking l/o >< for your klndncHttlo us and our a/Jllcted onen, we remain, yours yratcfuil it. " sisters or Mr. Josi:rii.? Dr. I I.ii l man recrivert many letter* from Catholic SiaUrs froinynll over tin; (:nilod Stairs. A i (-commend rownt'y iwivrtl from a Catholic in.-t itut ion in Detroit, Mich., reads as follows: Dr. S. IS. Hit rt ma ti , Col tinthUH, Ohio; /)r? r SI r: ? "'The yoitny f/l rl ir/i o nneil thr I'ermia tea abu fieri tty from lari/n fllllft, find of voire. The result of I lie I I'ra fnteit I iron most nat Isfoetory. Slir fou ml (/real relief, a ml after further tine of the meillehie tee hope to be a lile lo sa ij nhe In eat I re I )/ <?!# red, " Sister * of (ha l it t/. 'I hi* young girl was under tli# onro of tjio Si-liTM nf ( hari?v and uwJ I'enitiH for calartii < f tin- thmat, with good results as the* ahmo ii-iirr tt'stiiira. i'l-om a CathoUe Institution In Cen tral < ih lo rout es the fol lotrl ny recom mend front the sister Sltyerlol't "Snioi* vim! .< ii^'o a friend of our instl .fiit 'i r>. co!!ini<-iiilr;i to ns Dr. Hart man's I'.-i i;. ; .? < an ?'\i?'!li'nl rciiK'ity tor the in llix'ti a. "? which wc thin had ^'vcrii1 cases v. hicli li'irati tu-d to In- of a serious eh tjac tcr. I "We be^au to u?e il and experienced such wonderful results that since thou I'o | nina has become our favorite medicine foi ! influenza, catarrh, cold, cough and bron i I chilis." ^ Another recommend from a i'ath- j \olte Institution o/oiwi "?'*(' Central State* written b j/ the Slitter $n pertoi j rendu an follows: j "A number of years ago our attention I was called to Dr. Ilartman's I'eruua, and ! ni nee then we have used it with wonderful I results fur grip. cou^Iim. cold* and ea i tarrhal diseases of the head and stomach. | "Kor grip and winter catarrh especially | it has been of ureal service to the inniatep of thi* institution." SISTKKS OF fllAMTY J All Over the United States I'se ju-iia fur Catairli, A recommend recently iceeivcd f : o ? m a i Cat holi'" institution in i lie iSoiith'.veft reads ' ag follows: A ? roiiiiiirnt 31 other Kiijiei'Ior Ssijr : i "I can testify from experience to the ! efficiency of I'crutiu a.* one of the very l>* -t BEST rOR THE BOWELS CANDY CATHARVtO GUARANTEED CURE for all bowel troubles, appendicitis, biliousness, bad ^54]>. b?d blood, wind on the stomach, bloated bowets, foul mouth, headache, indlgestioliv^miples, piiaj lifter eating, liver trouble, sallow skin and dizziness. \Vh<n your bowels * inov? regularly ycu are sick. Const! patloy kills more people than all other diseases t?8""cr* '* starts chronic ailments tsnd long yeorq of suffering. No matter what alls you, start taking C.APCARI-.T3 today, for you will nev^get well and stay well until you get your b9weis li^ht, lake otir a<Mce, ctart with Cattcarets today under absolute guarantee to euro cr money refunded, Tho genuine tablet stamped CCC. Never sold In bulk, Sample e.na , biclil^t fiu??. Aii'lrnn Stirling RrfflMy Company. Chicago or New York. 9^3 FARQUHAR MACHINERY AJAX PORTABLE AND TRACTION ENGINES E All THRESHING MACHINES All ktn<4?? so to *o invh. pfnnsyivania grain drills X?l?c and lit*. Iro^ro7C(t forlwt, P r r . MILLS A.D. FarqnhcrCo., Ltd. York, Pa. Von tar.uoL make progress toward I Heaven in the pathway of sin. Hour'* Till*".' Wot. {Tor Cm" Hundred Dollar* Howard Tor any cu.-h* of Ciiir Pih that cannot bo ou rod by Hall's f'al.trra I'tm'. r:v.T. Oirr.sr.Y A Co., Toledo, O. Wi>, i!h? usj'tiT.Migiu'd, have known F. J. Chenoy t->r ti><? inst 1*? v?-ats. and bollovo htm |icr;.-.-i I %? honorable iii all transac tions uiul lli'.ai.'-inliv to carry out any obU^alioiiH ui.'i'b" by their !lrm. Wr.rr A Tat'xx, Wholesale Druggist*, To ledo, CJ, Wai.hi.\?i, Ki>*nax A Maiimn, Wholosolo I M'uiuMm.s. Toledo, O. lltiU a v ai nrrit < urn is taken internally, act ing dir. <i ly u;?>n ttu> blood and mueouHsur f.vs of l he system. Testimonial* sent freo. l'liv, T.Y\ | er bottle. Sold i>y all Druggists. Jake 11 ail s Family Pills for constipation. Mexico, 1>. K. "Mvxico, 1). 1'.," as the postmark on a!l Mexican postal matter roads, means "District Federal." or Federal District, and corresponds to our Washington, D. (J. It doesn't take very much of a philos opher to draw moral deductions from tjjQ ? misfortune* of others. <? 1 U,dUH Plants for This is a remarkable oiler the John A. Salzer .Seed Co., l.a Crosse, Wis., makes. They will n?nd you their big plant and seed catalog, together with enough in*ed to grow 1 ,1X10 line solid Cabbages. L'.OW delicious ( arrots, 'i.otKl lilanching, nutty Celery, 2, (Hk) rich, buttery Lettuce, ] ,000 splendid Onion*, 1,000 rare, luscious Radishes, 1,000 gloriously brilliant Flowers. This great oft'er is mail e in order to in due? you to try their warranted seeds ? for when vou one? plant them you will grow no others, and AU FOU BUT IrtO. POSTAGE, providing you will return th s notice, and j? you will send them 20c. in postage, they will add to the above a package of the fa mous lierliner Cauliflower. lA.l.'.L.] The most costly chair in existence be longs to the I'ope It is of silvef ? worth $90,000. 7{.heumatitm It Treacherous and Delay May Prox't Fatal. GET IT OUT OF YOCJR SYSTEM NOW. Will do the work guieliJy, effectively and without any injury to the digestive organs. In fact, it will leave you in much better condition every way, for it cleanMi the btood of poisonoua lactic and uric RC>d? thficause rheumatism, kidney troubles, in digestion, l^niU, chronic constipation and catarrh, and the pjenns that leave one an easy |?rcy tomalaria and contagious blood poiaon. It is not only the frcatw blood purifier, btft hundreds ol relived niffereni testify that it doct one thing that 110 other remedy doe* ? ^ x CURES RHEUMATISM. "Otr^A* tut rn6 M TMC IN8IDK." at ah ofeuaaiATs. jncdiciiK-e, and it f ,;i\VH i!i<- pleasure to a, 1.1 my prais? to thill ??! thousand* who have iitt'fl it. j i tiit fm-d Viiili catarrh of the ?toma?:h, ?41 V rt'incMut ? proving valneii'M , Last spring ' va-nt to ( u,0~ ra<io, hoping <?> h?? henHitt'cl by u change of cisinate, and while there a irictwi a?lvu?cti mo to try IYruria. After u-in/ two boUics I found mvsclf very much im j>i ovetl . i'he remain* o{ my o!? disease being now bo ^ i i >i h t , I consider myself ????! ???!, yet for a while J intend to continue (Ik* use of Pe tana. I am now treating another patient uifh your medicine. She ha* been sk'k with ninlnriaand troubled with leueorrh'aoa , I have- uo doubt that a cure ;!! be speed ily effected." Theacuve mi in plc&of lettfrs reevl vc<l by lh\ Horlnmn /'i'o in ll>f variout* orders of Cuthol tc Slaters fit ron (jhou& '/?#; United St a tea. The ><A\urn and addresser- to these let ? in have been withheld fiom inspect to he Sisters, but will be ftiini-hcd on re piest. One-half of the diseases which aflliofc mankind are due to some t at tri bal de rangement of the in iicou.- met >b<atie lining >?me organ or passage of the body. A remedy that would art immediately -ipon thi! consented mucous membrane, re toring it to its normal .-tare. would con <e?pienUy euro all these di<<ea?e/. Catarrh cs Cjufrrb wherever located. whether it bo uirrlio head, throat. stomach, kid :ieya or peine organ*. A rem !v that will cure it in one location will cine it in a)J lo cations. J'eruna curea ratai rh whercvcv located. If you do not derive prompt ami satisfac tory u-sults from the use of I'. iiinn, wiito I at once to Dr. Ilnrtrnuti. tri\ inir ;t lull state | nioiit of your ra.-e and lit: v. ill ">o p'.cased'to j i;i\e yon his valuable advi. <? Address Dr. Hartman. President of Tb? liai tpian Sanitarium, (.\iiumb::s. O. PRATT. MUNGER. WINSHIP. \ EAGLE. SJMTH. We make tho mo6t com pic to li^r""3T"Suy loncctn in t'ne woiltf . We also ma if/' ENGINES and BOILERS, LINTERS lor Olt MU.l-S. | vsc icll everything needed dfcout a Cotlou Gin. X Write for Iitustrnteri Catalogue. I Continental Gin Co., Birmingham, Ala. Small Potatoes result from a lack of ia the soil. Potash pro duces size ancl quality. VVe have v ? 1 utble books which explain more fully tha (^r. tilizing vuluo of Potash. We will ?fnj them fiee to any farmer who wrlte? for tbrm. GERMAN KALI WORKS, % Now Yorl-113 N???? "Irftl, or Atlanta* fca.? *?'-S "o- IJr??d M. CAPSICUM VASELINE, (PUXUPIN OTtLUAl'tiini.E TUUES) AsTjbstltuto for and superior to mustard or any ??t.lu>r pl??t*r, ami will not blister tho mostdelh'aiu Klein. '1 tio P'tin-ulln.} liiaand curntlvcQUrtlltlesof thlaart trie are wonder, ful. 1 1 will rU?u tho toothaot.o at onco, and relluvo headache ami sciatica. \\'e recom mend It a? Hi? best ami M?foet external (sintiil*'-! rrltant k nown.alt-o aftanexternn) rotntKly for pains In tho clip?t mid stomach a rid Jill rh?>i mat Ic.neurnlKl cftxul gouty cum rluinta. A trial will pl-ove \% hot woc\^lr> tOrl t, and It will befo.md to ho invaluable I n tho iiOusahuld.Uany people wiy**1tl?th ?? 1>o*tof all of your preparations.** Price if ? t?.. at all drnuclsUor other di alers or by ?ondlnctthlnamount tmi*lnpoM?Keataro? ? w* will send yon a tub? by mall. No article should bo accepted by the public unless the ?? a m a carries on r 1 abel, a * ot herwt se 1 1 1 * not fteaalca. CHB8RBROUQH MPO. CO.. 17 Stato Street. Nitw Yori Citt.j ftnr jAietUa). proved Circu lar g?w MUI#, 1SAW MltLS tilth H?f?H UiilverMl l.<>c Kr*;rii?,n^lUlft e*r, 8lmulu*n?m?*8*t\V<ir!>*Rnd th? llw-i 'oookrKlnff V*r??Me F>r<t W^k# aro im** oaIU^ for tcormiCY, himi ucity. clua&ii. IT* *M> KAM or OrEKATlov WrUoJ*MuHI SA1.K. *1 HON WORK8.V i n ? t~n 8ai*??.W.O. I ?vo. ?? fctflsotea win. Tk.L- rr- ? ? ? wc?k myem, ???? IROIItp$C(l t E|f V8fH