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c Novr'a T lit * ?( WaftfforOn* Tlmidr^l I'olinr# 1(?wiij?1 f f<r j *r>;y etuw o t catarrh thai ?*auuot '** ? ur< <i by Hull r, Catarrh V. T. C'upxr.v A C'V Tol?<l?>, 0. Wo, tiio lmv? known F. J. i riutitfv^rf itf Just i^Vrur.^. itn.i i-pH*v?' Inn ! I ''rl?;v !/f\ hotwntM lit iWi i.ui?|?ii>*.. Ultima-*- j t I'Hthi it If! Hy (.t.l To* it rry 01: I any ? Obligation* iiiiiit*- i v (lr:i . \Vkhc ,V Tit it*! \Vli< '.'??nl'' I >r>i|/^ii)l ?*, 'iO' J < V IVai.dinu, K i > v. .V Maioi -, \V ki ?{?--<>!?? I Druggist*, ' ?. Hh II'h ( 'ut a i' ''It <'ii r>- 1' I it ken i m < > r . i m 1 1 > , u?"' ? lug directly .ii ? : i ti ? i'i" "i ?ii'i i?i" "ii" a - > .r- j ot i lii- v?if!i.. Ti>ll r.oiilal* rtvit frf-. i'ri^D, 7/V*. |p< r !/??! 1 .^old by all DrtiKKl*'-. i i'a!<# llml n l';iu II) 1MIU for ? ?m?>tl| iil Ion. - v ?. i Tavlor'n i'Jn Jb'intMly of (Imn AMI MulU n If N?iliirt?'? |/r# r?u**?<lv < nr. ? rough*, < <?IiIh. Croup and fViiptuiii'tJon, mul nil throat antl lung trvuMo*. At tlru#- ! tfixtx, V 5>\, 60f. ami fcl.00 [>i?f ijOlltG. ( ,u)js<,i('lii'C N ill Li: li.'lul. I ii ? in (ii>l. woi ti. I'lTSl.ni lv'.' ir'< l. N?> Ills ' ? :? I. 'TV / . ? r.?>? aff?<r llrtt ? ! u v '* '-is ? ? >! I >t- . Klii.it Y t * r?* . i N'orvo Iln.iloror, fit liul hot I In ;ni i t rati t lh# fr>< ? , Dr. ir.ll.Ki .ink, J/tl,, 'J.'* I AkIi Si. i'lillii. . I'.>, I 'lh<- *vnrL? <>! >? i j''* ofM./ I t rjii r!.? i <?'! into J?|iaiKs>?'. A liiiitriiiili'Hil f'ui i" Kill' I'I 1 4- ? . Ilfiilnv, ' I i I l-i ? ? I Ml>mliu\' I'r > r.; iri ; I'll ?i. , V?riik','i.s(, ? ;iif -t..t Ii t ? ruf'. i . in <iay razoOlnitn?*ii? l.tiH^u cure in i; t> ! I l?v. ri' He lift* pourr In niitvi' i < :<* | j !n> i- j illlllUA .()>)(' i'?ll < K?l. ? Cui?? Ulood, HLIn Troubl*#, ? *4icir, IJloort I'uUuii. <?rc?f*-?t HIoihI I'nVtflwr Ki ?>*. If your blood it Impure, thin, ! hot or full ft humor*, If you h?v? Id'/otl ??ftH'-.i-r. r<arhufi<*!fl), i-Ntlng *oro# ix-rofulM, it?-liii?K, iMi>K?itu<l Iuiuj.m sejibby, (.imply t>Uin, ?ii?s julim, uHturrh rbMuinationi, or uit y l/lootl or ?kin <lln<'?H<> ink" lloliutl"' IH'xmI Ha I id <1$ II |}.) ft-'Oord 1/iK to tlinM'l Hooa nil >iur(*i) li?it uoht'4 im<l imn m -tup tli" li|ni)(| ) " in a>li |>lir?' tllltl f l?*l? . I1 living ll.lt |.k || | (fit 1 foil: ttvhry t*rii|.?|(>n, iiml iiir> rl.'li kIkvv ?>! IimhUIi to tli" nkiii. At tlm ?auir < i tn it )J. It. It. Im ;r< v i-n tin* 'liV'K'lon, < I | J^jil *1 ri-htft ii?itir> Wl-llk >>t i!i<' im-ili'-iui* t'-r <-l"t | | . lift it l\<>: tic tit it?-\v v i v* ? ? i .<i|v i.J. . .). | Jtr.ivfi<| .i <, ? ' l"-r luix*' 1 I i? ? Wllfi for )?< ?**!?? j i tu??. ^H'tt|i??? ?>???? nnd' ['I*. | fit.t t/y t%ii!lii/ J I5!<>< -I Itiilm i ? Mliiiiltt, tin I >? ?.-i II." | ? I-" ? U ??!?* Hint f 1 1 1 1 1 ? -<t ) lllvl'l III:-"' >-?'H I ill .-41 l.'.l It'll, i" |i It. |$. i- I I wittily ml'.l-'.l fii|- ?? It r? ??? I ? ? , -? itl<*'l I "HSi'w i.f flljt'itl" I. (mill tlli'l xt.lt) ill."'')-" I i.l I I cIll'V* It'll | nil . -Jaij Jiljl*. u-uifiiu i ."K"1 " ? ? V j ? 'I <? ' >111 . I '.>.)! I < I I I .1 HIT, I I ?> < iir< ,i I - 1 1? I 111 Olltt l?.?t it 1 ii < ii iv ? I i ii . <;l. I nilKi 'Jul'if'*, Priitfj.'J'-t.i ii-fuij-l ??...)??>? if it liilth l ^ iMlf. K. \\ ,'ir. sitfti.il iir?< Mfi cii.'Ii I.., tr, I)l : il ? l'?il? :i ,.i ?ll|i|?lil? il III'? t'ui III .1,. IM I'fl.lh, !>? ! illl! ClLlUltlll*. It.'Ji mi ' ? . I iii :!?) mtnutttM liy Wool/or-1'4 | Mmltury I. "tiiii, ii i? vi? r falls. Hol?l I ,y [ I 'I IIK^I>I- ? Mull i.T'llTn I'Ti'llllJls <l!l'- I i i > i?i . I i ii-iitui, < tuts for <ii>viiir, Shi. 1 1. i i:. Ilti'w III ?-> I f|>illt)ll)K t\ llCl I II) II" > xvot li ? ? 1 1 In t:!i rt i if-iiy lia.t linn nt.'ut'l .il j i'ctulli lull > , ? j A TRAINED NURSE! After Yefirs of Experience, Advises Women in Regard to Their Heullh. Mrs. Murcha i'ohlmuu of 55 ( hester .Avenue, i Notxurk, N. .1 , who in 11 ' graduate Nurse from (he , iiiuchicy Training School, ut l'Uiladelphia. and for iii.\ yearn Chief < linie Nurse nt, t.ho Philadelphia llospit.nl. writci) Mie lot'cr printed belo.v. fthe has flic advautugeof personal experience. befdduH hex* profession?! I (illuoatiou. nn<l what who ha? to tiiy may he absolutely r?*l upon. Many other women ?filleted as was. J hey run regain health hi flu: Mtme way, It is yrndont, 1o lived -stwh advice from Mich a nour?*e. Mrs. i'ohlinati n rite* ' " 1 ion firmly por?uiul?d, after ywu m of ox|?ri iene?.. J with Lr<|w TO. I'inkl.nm'H j Wi^e table \ 'oiii(m)uu<], Hint It I J.h the nftf'.'At, .ni.i 1kvi1 in<i!!<iiv. j for any suflVriag woman t< . like ' ' " iuiinotlixtelv after my ijjnrriuutt I found iluit my health hfKlin t?> fftil lilt), I U> ? ?o iiifl weak an. I | >n In, with no v ore hon rlrij/ d"?r>i prilii* #e/wfid b>?< knr ii.ti nud f r* ?lU'-nt di/.zv tf.'olltt. Th?> doctors }>reR<u-ib<?f foi" me, vol I did not I vvi^uld hlo?t efter ?ntitiit and fivpivntlv licoomw onti rrnlwl. I )ia<l JHUIIH 'I >wn 1 :??.??? ><>? imv limky k,> f <'.*.'.1 hardly walk It " ;u n? !># J s <j! ?*?..*?? troublo us 1 h ?? ?? o ?r *' ? v * ::?l I. Plukh.'tiw's V?v't>U'.> ? <>':?? ? 4 v. ** cui'od iiv ivi \?n' 1 line 1 I if\ f hv! vi nm? n u> r-? " 4 ' r\ tmml?T '-f ^ fn ' fouiiH of fori. u-j. ? Cf'i I t> ? while it i* t..i>nrof?*u*uAl to ??? omtnond a juVr.'. J an h?ue?l!y r?foniui''ivl l.-j-lf* D P;.'ixhuu3 * U Compound, i<i r I u? ??nnd thse *\ "Jut* female ills, \vtu r-.* v: n.orifrln* falia. i* 1* a grand m-i. : >-? f;~ ?.?k ffsmcn Money ciiinio! t>u7 ?:u*h taAtiruony this ? jmtrit itl-rnt t?fin prodn<!C bulla, uu<! 1h<* ar<i??t nn-.v hprrt-o that Lvdia C. l'iukha.;fi> Veo lablo Compound ln'tKe ino*t untTcr Bntly kuoci'sh f u I rciue It tr,r all fcUkh .e diseases known to medicine When women aro troubled vita i. re^ulnr, Huppratsml or painful period* weaUyoa*. displacement or u!<**r &? ;'*?n of the f??mulo organs, ti nt l*?r!n; down frt'lluff. inflammation >>a<'km. h bloating I'M rtntulenoe), tfe.nprM dc >? ' tv. indigestion. and ikRoi m pro*!rn lion, or uv<; bi>a?t. with utteh %ymptorr.s us dlxKi n<?sf?, fhintiK'Ss. la?.*!tnde. excifu l>Li;ir. t v r t t f* i i ; i slecji ?1*S " H **. f 1 . * '.?'VV ? "??' > " i II . ' ?.! ' '?. > ' ??? ?! .!? ' f . ?i J* ?? ' ' i ' K i?miJ ( 5'"lt ?:.??? "ii^y Mini* r. 1 1 . i : 1 1 - '?r 'iii''.!' ? ?? ' v'.< <5 ?!>?' t r'-? i ? 1 1 1 1* ' . * i i n-% if-.. ...-'i nUf'li .v etui I h- ?? - - ???. w ' <i ii*- a ??:? pr r ' . ? \ ? ' ? TO tar l !?.<? :nv:.t ? : ?? * . u '<? <IOO tors V ...? <\<) H(j' hf-.p Mom ?. h i * enormous w Thi* pain ':<? . -.r. - rtixt tin* rii'?u. j "r ?a<roti hv Lviiia K Piiikhiiti. n \ i fTi tr.bio ' o'n;?> ..mi. It .a v*???l for woineit who ar*? iU *<"> , wri?? Mrs Ptnkham. ?t Lynn. M?m i'hn prf*S"(iT M rs. Pinlthtrn !? ti.f tiaufrnt'-r in-law f I.vdU% K. }'lnl<hmn. h^r ns?'??tant for tuan.v yeur* be/orr Uer ?i?-rt-a?e. ait-^i for t'v.entv - yvHr? mo-** h?*r ),:?* Ikm-u freely if i v *? n ',o -?i^k fn >i?r irr^at eii.v ?v*'.".'}; ? ' crv tunny voarv she h.is pr'it-nK". y t-.s t t.-'loni vrith rjo/rns1 o' eav-a j 1 1 *? i 'yturs M*r advi?M* in p*ric*!y t. lydla E. lMnkham'8 YajictaWft Coenwiinti Sur.v.wJs u;-frr. Others Fail. FOE EMERGENCIES AT HOME And for the Stock on the Farm NOTHING EQUALS The Great Antiseptic Price, 2S">< r>0< . and 5 I .00. Dr. EARL S. SLOAN, 0 15 Mbnny St., Bo?:on, Ma9S. "Incronflp "VjKir Vic Ida* Per Acre* Hie BEST of everything] | ?nd tic grentfint qiinntltttaof crory growing tiling cnu r^Adlly l o !"?<> duoeilirltlltfeollt>''raluaoof Vtrpliij* itorolfrm Krrtfllzpra, tr>g<*lb<?r wlt'i careful culth nt Ion. The mn'? r'nlinf whiob tbeynro umi<I>-,ouu?o t be a: won rich tholand. and tho pUnts to come uii ranldl* mid mui> nrollflt*. r*o - Wf|tal?0?r?Hn? PwttltiMfl 00 your fruita mid fmlt-tr?? OX All Jclnda, corn, whMi ami Ml 4ru*'k?. For, lit boTTwt time, you will hnvo th? Urgent (for tfieae will "Incr^na? jour J ylela. pw ?or?") htkI An?~t n croM you cvor raltod In all ' Arm life. D&n'Lhnv tLo or that any Ijwt xrontiaaytry topc-^ you to putou your l*t?. MA CHEMICAL Ce.; ***>% T*^ tvW*. Iff , , K*4Ua>ft, V4., AU?iU, ( fcjsr* ? C ut ^ our Work > s in r wo S V ,.ir. ? > o:; ?.? <?;)! - v\ . ??ii, ii ?*!>'.! "iii-- ri.a'eti.i!} ^?brv.rr thin any < tier i ut thev ciit i ot : 1 1 ;? ? tool . *.n ? i;<r \\ orU I \ ii.ru -.h it how. Mk.M * NU.if*, IVlU.J t At on tf\\ry*. ? C. ATIV1NS CD. CO. In. . I Aifot ,* in *hf W#:j4 I *.?<>?? ind ! C"ic?a, Inditntpri % B?' ? ?, ! ? ** ? \ r *9 V 4-? * 4 , ? * I, ? * ? ft* % M ! r- \ e i I * t IVnSan.t ( 1 >irfy*r. .\ r a 1 1 1 r , M.> I nnt.ho MccipL. , Ati4iii4a.it. I ou nto j i A cc?pi fir ? ub?1ltut?? lltiut or, 0,9 Atkins R'?id __ ? - - i - nv 04,00 ^ So. 7- '00. Dropsy I! all 9*?e'.Haar in Stflso days; af*rmin?ct rvrt DEATH SEEMfcD NEAR. II')* m t ltl<;?go Womiii Found Help Hhtu llo|t? W'ut t *?> ??' ?4lug Awhj, Mr#. 15. T. (louhl, 014 W, Kuke Kt , Chicago, ill., fciiy*: Kidney 1'iliw are nil that uas'etl me front death I<y HrigUt'* Di? tliut I know. 1 hud oyv trouble, j backache, ?u tclivij when lying ubed j or hendlUK | over, w ii m lun- I K?ld rind often dizzy find had niok Iip.i ilttchoM nnd be m In down l?rtli?M. The kid* ii?'y #e<.*r etlonn \vi i f no i <? j > i <> i ih dimI fref|iMSt>t, mid Vij> t iii < t ill appfai'/llioo. It WtiH ill llKtfi 1 1 > :? t Pen.' Kidney I'llls I if I pod mono ? 1 1 1 1 l.lv and ' Mi l . I nil.' of (bono troubiea it lid I Vi I'll) Will e\C|* HWICe."* fvdd l?y :i ! I ?li (i li.TH. r.o contM a bo*. 1 osier Milhuru Co., Bofiulo, N. V. Horac Faithful to Duty. ' ssinan Reynolds of 1'utuaO)^ Conn., owiih mi old horse which receitf Jy h ll in Ills Mall ami was allowed to ton h?oi-e .iron ml the yard for a day or I wo Mi. I { * * > nolils hitched IIJ) 1 1 i M U'uiii, mid old Major decided that It v\:in his duty lo help, ko h? followed ? ii ?Ik- IndKhf depot, where ho alood while (In- wa^on wuh being loaded, and then followed behind nil over the city. Peculiar Honolulu 8toee. J I'X.oliilu has on exhibition u aperl ii'i". or "utonb that ? <<*?>d*. from Kan UJaml. The lla. liven aay t lint if the xtone |g placed in i KlanH jar and wafer ponrei) over it and i he jn i hi- forked for a couple of "a.v? tlio stone will repordueo ItKelf l?'? !?"??-. of foni or f|Ve hma,i0 btoni'H. Good Money From Small Flock. Mm Hjildwln of f?ro(on, VI., has a tl'x u ,,i i V" nlioep from which" he re. (tiwd an Ineome of $72 the ,)/(8|. 8#.a\ ? .wen owom raised eleven lumba. :?y?rniMnK nearly !'-> pounds eWe|? v i!< ;i sold. The Income from the nu!g '' liiini .< it ml one \M>(her was .hi* wlih the year* dip of wool V " U"' *'*'? adding two to Ml" number of his /I (.ink \ .'.(.(.in, ;iilvIsos po.iple to "give tlieic stuma.-h-; a nice vacation," it '' ! hoiiKiit . however, ihat only the man who hasn ; Ihe price of u, meal will lake tin- ad v Ice. ISA8Y COVERED WITH SORES, j I ll.titlil Sri ii I cli uilil 'IV H I I Im- Dealt In l<-f* llmitl* Wf ri?*il_" ft'uulil II h I r I I Hrii Km | ,,, (?iiiiciira." ' Kon. v.iwii ? hunt ii yea j and j ? ''VK'i t-> have m li'Pfj . unic mil \ ' 1 *" " ' |diy.iici?n treat linn, ? ?**" !'?*?? u'1'1 <e 'Vim *r. Nl"n liiey be hu at iih. then on other I -1 f' "i and liu'u one i ntiic.^jii I '? i>i" other*. i|,(#t j l"-: ; '? ?>-iei '.ii, -tilt he mew I ' '"'i ;?h'>'if a ye.o' mul a I II. f i'.' yi v 'v f.1, ha- 1 1 hod to I cnjriif. t ti i;?ep | ?- i tli hi tiie a nd teHring j It.- k-.'i i.i hp ii more nlu;letim, ? ' <> . y .?!?.}?? ?,! wat!{. My mint J '! t 't'ieura S-^up and Oint- ! ' ' ' ? * <?'?? dr-iy cti>r?' and jot. a I ?K 'inl ?> hi?\ iij the Oint* '? ? "id <,.? aitout two month* j Ilf ha* never h.td j .i.d Mi'i'. He in now | '.i ;t> oti'l J v'an *ineerclr j : !' ? --'.if iiiujv?. u'i>i)d?t hd ? ? ???:'d TTouid hivv? 1 ' ; >? Vf> Mr, J.'g. j : ?" ' ' N 1, NVfiodviUe, j i ot s Bachelor j < 'i " * .1 i ; it; i' y. | JvJl'f ; i -aiitV an a i j ;?i l>? > ;ui-.' -},!? |),niii?. I I ravel broadens tin ini.iii- o[ v,,?lfc ' "doi> ami t lie feet ..j" otin.i>. A 1 uoiiiiin i- too jrood !.,f ;lnv !,"l loi t :iiiate|\ , j?l,e doe-u't jilloH It. A ?peclaeulni >lio\\ is one the buld bendetl ee?ni im:er:i vitMvs through 'CI I acle.-. 1 ne I -told vo l mi ??! his (.'rit-nds ;>ii'U to the iitirdiicss of i ho way ol* tin; t ?. tins* n? ^or. i he rrnn *?. ? e\. , (.,[ji yon ja )K>)i(A y-As is n Ixdiof man liuxji you nvo fop U)c* t who hoiujf. A u'uii'?iii aluiosl n.3 niiioll .'ill". a ;i railway rime t:ib!^ n.; a bnrh il.-.es about .1 bnhv. 'A nil -i;o w?:,iin> oj' tin l.ouoyumon, !,i :n e man lie^iiw to jejjret ?':i:-iii. i.t j In Iniiit l.earled rival, > 11 .1' ter i o r ;i \i i..mnn to .fi-Mard n' -.lie ;,;t^ Jems "?I ?*'??1 when Mied fhem. ? ? 1 a ' ' r ? t 1 In - s coniidence v' ' " |>o?.~?->-e-; 1 1?,. nhility i ?' ?-*?*? ! I !'i :i !. if,! his wile's * '* -"Ii.*- "I'lne eji'.ui l|on?:e tiieV ' 1 *''? -? 1 ?*?'!?> : lie ea rpe( onto ? ;i Mitu ..-. 1 1 if 11 bntsh i! ifom | he " ? ''ii- .Mil" ti e .mi | .?? t iitrnin. A BOY'S BREAKFAST Mi-ri-*. k N mi 11 1 M 1 f ood l ltai MnUi If, ti W II \\ H v, ? o r ? 'Hm i.-'x ,1 hoy u\ in I Ioo*i< l? Kh'iIs. N'. V. n||., i- ^rowiiV^ j n t r? sturdy nmn "0"1 ? ri (.rapr-M<itN hrrnUfnsls. It ??l!?{bl Inn.- l'Oell i/itr.'M.?t >V i | |i liij,. ;1S his nud ho.- oxjd? Ais : "My . :.?noii yr;ii-o!d hoy ;* 1h)C^, Wf>!i developed ami i.e.ive, and h/is been j hy l.ls r,.udn-s for tirapc ?s"h Ii va yejirs he was n verv n.Mvon^ etiint a p d w.m subject to fre ? ?n?frd attic!,. ?>t iiMbifo.ction. wbivh ; tisod '(? n,h h<m or |lis strength and were very 1 vonb!esom? to deal with. ^ i.e\cr Mv-nii il to ni;,> for nnything lor Ida hreaUr.oi until 1 tried rinipe M:ti\ ? ml | |.,iir m-vov bad to chance from that. H ? makes his entire breaks a*>| of |,| jp|..\i;(}i Too*!. It Is mItvmvk teh?iird ?\v him and he say* (hat It ll(,,t ,1!>(u.r Uian thp or<1|na ? ?< ? m? "t n mea '. ?IVtt.r tnau nil be tc ,m !0|tr?!* t.l'OU b?t? I tvif'l 1 1 ? -I !ff ^ ( I -.1 . r* ? Ui'SllCl: or liervoua i J1?.*', rt2\' J'"5 2cf l<> a splendid!* ? rj? e' Mnce bo bf??o to Mtt J Grane-Mits. foft.i.*'- Nftme glv#n hy i Co,. HfittJt Creek, Mich ' ,,T!'TCK V"Asrtn* n*n,x tl)c ???!? h.-.-u, T.:o P md to WeMrUIr," in CONGRESS AT WORK Wkat Oar National Law Makers Are Doing Day by Day. The Seriate adopted a Joint resolu tion i?|K>rtt'<l b> Mr. Tillman from the Senate committee on Interstate commerce, \* hi?-li directs t ho Inter state Commerce < 'onunission to inves tigate the elm ige of discrimination and combination in restraint ? > f Irndo made against tin- railroad*. The adop tion of the rcsolut inn \vus preceded by u speech by Mr. Tillimin, in which he practically charged that tin* ad ministration wan not proceeding in good faith to secure railroad legisla tion, because he wa? not ?ati?dled with the President '? advisers. Among these he mentioned Secretary ll???t and Senator Knox, the former ot' whom ho said was an adviser o!' the "magnates rcs|M>usihlc for the devil ment" and the latter of whoin had been for yearn attorney for the ffinn sylvania Hailroad Company. Mr. Knox contradicted the charge relative to himself, saying that. he never had been attorney for tlio I'cnnsylvania Railroad. The joint resolution paused by the Senate for the inv?<%ligulinu of rail roads instructs the Interstate t'oni inerce Commission to i n? | n i i <- : First, whether any common carriers by railroad, subject to the Interstate commerce act, own or have any in* lorcst in, by means of stock ow ner ship in other corporations, or other wise, any of the coal or other pYoduets which they, or any of them, directly or through other companies which they have an interest, carry ovei their or any of their lines, as common car riers. Second, whether the oilh.ri> <<l an\ of the carriers aforesaid or any per- j son or persons charged with the duly of distributing cars or furnishing fa- j cilities to shippers are interested, ei ther directly or indirectly, by means oi! stock ownership or otherwise, in corporations or companies owning, operating, leasing, or otherwise inter ested in any coal mines, coal proper ties, or any oilier traffic over tin- rail roads with which they or any <>t' tin in are connected or by which they or any of them are emi>l<?ved. Third, whether ( 1 1 1 ? i ? is nn\ mi tract, combination in the form "I trust or ot herw ise, >?!? conspiracy in restraint of trade or commerce among I ho several States, in which any com mon ?*#? enjoined in tin* transpor tation of bit ti in i ih mis coal or ? ? 1 1 ? ? ? r products is interested, or t" which it is a party; or 'whether any such com mon carrier monopolizes or attempts to monopolize, or combines or eon spires with any other carrier, com pany in' companies, person or persons to monopolize, any part ot the trade . 01 commerce in bituminous coal. ??r j other trallic aniony the several States, | or with loreiuo nations, and whether i or not. and it' so to what extent, such i carriers or any of them limit and em: [ trol, directly or indirectly. tin* ?mi! put j ot" noal mines i?r the pine of coal. Fourth, it' the Interstate t'omtnerce j (.'omiuission shall timl that the J'acts | set forth in I lie three paragraphs | above do evist, then that it be fur- j t'nor rcipiireil to report as ; ? ? (heir | ? fleet upon tlie general public as eon- j sumers >?! sueh eon I and other pro- j duets. Filth, '.hat said commission be also I required to investigate and report the j system of car distribution in ctYect I upon the several railway lines oil-- I jngi d !*i the t raiiS|Kivt ut ion oi bittt- I ruinous coai or other products as! .ifore^aid. ard whether said -ystem j is fair am! equitable, and whethe?| the same an carried out fairly atuV | property: ami whether said carriers I or any ot them discriminate atrainst ' | shipfxrts "f part ies vishine to becomi' J | ?tiippci>. ? r Mieir several lines, ei ? (her in tie- matter ?<: distribution <>l ' I earr; ''}? ;;; ???' facilities of I I inst tnmeiM aliiiea connected with the j receiving. foi warding earrvim; of | | coal as aforesaid. j Tho commission is aUo required to ' J report remedies for tho eviU it they ? exist, to report nny portiuent j'uols or j oonphwious, and ?o lnakfl tho inveiti | gntion ot iu earliest <iouvoni/?noo. In the House, Tho House hod ?port with tin) bill j to establish a whipping post for wite ! beaters in District of Columbia, and then laid it on tho table, effectively disposing of it by a vote of I'm to ?>!). The most impassioned speech for the measure was delivered by Mr. Hop burn, of Iowa, who depicted the In u ; tulity of the man who beat his wife, and declared that to be whipped was hardly adequate punishment. .Mr. Adams opened the discussion with a serious speech in favor of the hill. All of the opposing speeches partook of levity, and Mr. Adams received more than one because he is a bach elor. Mr. Sims. <>(' Tennessee. opposing the hill. predicted t lint it would yet one vote only in t !??-? Mouse. The President, lie said, li 21 < I advocated in creasing punishment l'or wiie-healcrs a year ago, "hut he is a year older now, mill his message said nothing about it." lie made I lie l uriher point that the rejHirt of (he local chief of police indicated that 'eo'mmon law wives and other females1' received most of the beatings. "Sotpp one has suggested we amend tlio lull to apply to wife-chasers," he dec hi red further. "I dou't wboui they would hit*." (Laughter.) .Among those who voted against laying the Adams whipping jwst hill on the table were: Howard, bee. Ha i t lot t . Hell, Uranil ley and Livingston of Georgia ; Gaines and Houston of Tennessee; Hixlry Jones and l*mb of Virginia; Pou and ftniHll of North Carolina. The Porker bill requiring the re turn of freight rebates? was passed, alto a measure relating to court pro ceedure. The rebate bill r*rovjd?s that when a rebate has been received with guilty knowldge it ia a violation of law, doutjje the fcmonnt is to be re turned Hy the recipient and hilt' of t-bi? ei^uut i.? to to the inlVmpunt. EX-MAYOR CRUMBO RECOMMENDS PE-RU-NA. "My endoraement of P$-ru-?a i? '/ Bft?ed On IU Merltu." ? --Ed. Crumbo. { 1-? I). ? itUMliU, ox Mayor of New Al vbarty, Ind., write* froro Oil K. Oak ?tr*et: "My endorsement of Pernn* is based on it* merit*. "II a man is siek he looks anxionsly i lor something- which will cure him, i and Peruna will do the work. ? j "I know that it will cure catarrh of i the head or stomach, indigestion, | headache and any veary or siok teel - ! in* "It is bound to help a.iyone, if used according to directions. "I alrfo know dozens of nion who ?.peal< in the highest trini? ot IVrima and have yet to hear of * ny one being disappointed i?i it." Mr. I'iiiihIki, in a later letter, dated Au?{. MxM, *ay>>: "iMr health is tfOod , at present, but if 1 i should have to take any tnoro medicine i will tall back on JVrtinu." John White & Co. LOUISVILLE. KT. htiMU'itrt Holiest innrkrt palit tor rnw J FURS , ?nd Hides. ^ ?? C+jWIi*U?? YV ' N' ' en? - ? <? KNTS (.?> ?? ;t ? i *!'<? H~lr ** I'limati"! H#ir Orower ; <-ure? .iandruflf. fullintr liair, uri. -.x -irilKlit !i*lr takes out tho curl, flltpfu CM - f'-r mui i**. I.OKsrit, MoiltrUlr N. J. 10 j, for sur wv.rt'i of l ading I VOu liortJtiw in Clinte u <-vt ? unti ri 51 "h worth of I'nlveraal Pfn tutum iii>o?iN tiw witli every or<lor. inn HI A NO S HK Kl) N'lOltK, llAl/l'IMORK. So. 7-'0H. Ram S^vcd Man's Life. To ho i-lia rtreri by an infuriated bull mill gored almost to insensibility and afterward to be rescued through the "interfeivnc e of a ram is tin.- remarka ble ? "a|*,j ienee of .John Michel, a farm hand etfinloyed mi the farm of Mike Wallers, near Benridge. Minn. MU heji was milking (he cows in the | pasture lot when a hull charged him, i knocked him to tho ground and furi ously attempted to gore blni. Michel made des^cr.ue attempts to escape | from the enraged animal and J was nearly unconscious when a ram charged the bull, with the result that, tlx- latter tti-vned bis attention to the n< iv foe and Michel succeeded in crawling thaotigh tho fence and es caping. Tho man Ik badly bruised and wounded, tint no bones were broken and ne will rerover. TWINS WEIiOHED THREL POUNDS Smallest Bahtics on Record In a N?w Orleans Hospital. In the Mil'iikc-n hospital at New Or UrC- H pair of t:n ai^ ?> iiiCil ili'6 probably the smallest living twins In this section of tin* country, if not in the whole United States. Togeth'S they weigh leas than three pound?, rt.nd though they are so small that they ran hardly lie seen in their little bed#, the.y are thriving under the caro of tin* sinters ?nd nurfifn of. the hospital Thfiy are toys. uuo, although only 29 (lava old. th&y have already been named. In the ikosptial register their names are given as Charle9 and Kol mer Morgan, and their address at No. J 207 Annette at5*"?t. ? New York Her aid. Music Attracted Skunk. A Southwest Harbor man was play ing tie violin in tile twilight recently when a sleek little skunk came danc j lng upon tin' vcratxla and up to the I dour near winch the niusicatt was scat j ed. j 1 1 e it i l?e .skunk apitarent.lv danced | a Jig "o t he tune of the music and when the music ceased and the player reached for his gnu Mr. Skunk made )>ls bow and a hasty exit. ? Chicago Ch ronicie. Thief in Losing Transaction. A ?onple of weeks a pro, some thief stolo hix tine pullets from the barn of John SfofkweM of Maw-he&Utr, Vt., o ml substituted for them two roosters niid a t>mnU ben. A loc al newspaper jiavo tin* incident s<?uo notiue and the j pullets were mystef lonsly returned ? I not, however, until the two roosters j had been eaten up by Mr. Stock well, j No one h?s come iifier tlio hen yet. ARF3 WTO FRHJE. "Wall, Russia it* going to be free at last. Rut Chero'a oa? thing I can't understand." "What U tlwU." "Sho isn't patterning any of her new inati tut Iowa after the American brand." Old Coin Found in Leaves. While raking leaves at Bethel, Vt., Rober*. tTurr!er turned lip a coin which proved to be one of the oldfaehtonert large kind. lh? coin Is v#ry distinct r?n1 !f. bf th? issue of 1803. lt lakes a pood deal of eour*?-A yjot intend you linvo it, ? * ? X - V- ** ' S a renovator of soil and as a food for stock, the cow pea is unsurpassed. To get the larg est possible yield of cow peas from any given soil, a plentiful applica tion of Potash is necessary. 'i he best methods leading to certain success are fully explained in the 65-page illustrated book, which we send free to farmers who write for it. It tells of the rein tfkable results attained with cow peas nourished upon Potasii. Addl?*?, OKBMAN KAM WOHK8, York. ? 8a iV<ui?au Hcreet or Atlanta On.- 'JiV-. . Rroa>t ti'roeL ANTI-GHIPINE IS GUARANTEED TO CURE BMP, BAD COLD, HEADACHE AHD NEURALGIA. I won't Mil Aatl-artplne to a denier who won't II, C*JJ tor your MOSffcv HA( K IK IT DdKNN'T t'VBI. Jft W. MUetner, Wuuufacturer, Jhf# CABBAGE Plants! CELERY Plants! ?n<i all klii'l* of gar.len plants.' an now furnish all kln<U of caliiKK1' plant*, xroivii In (he open sir an.! wltl itatxl ?r??t colli, ur wn from of the nn'?t reliable *i*i-it?nien. \V? lUc tli?< mum plant* oil our lhou*Au<i auro (ruck farm I'lautt carefully oounteil mimI pr>p> rly i ark ed ( >|i-rv read* lust of Da?. Lettuce, ? nlnn nn<l licet plan ?. same time or ?<ulter. heilil<;e<i ox pro* ? ratei promt ted, whl h.vflien effiM-tu e. will give u?wt j,ur o?nt. lea than marcn<it>iUt< rules lYIcaa; Mnull lots |i .M) |mrthouaan<J, Urgd iot$i.00 to ? l.5? p?r tliou?. n I. K. ?). II >1.* gutta, 8. t;. Arilnutou white Splno Cucumber S<?< <1 "/cent* . cr p ?uiu. i.O. U.. Mrvgotta, 8. < The United State* A k rloi 1 1 n > n I I '>>partiiitf lit haaettnbllflhed an Experimental Station o? our tarni* to te.t all kl <u of vegetal)!** ftfltwlally Cabt'*K?9M. Hie rrsuita of tlime oxnynni* i? t ^ wr will ho i?i hm-?i '?> Ctrc jou at any tlino.- --Your* rcftjx'tttfullj.-S. If . HI'ITClf COMPANY) MKW?ETTII, ?. ?? Burro Broke Up the Bail. A bull given at Maggeft, t'al., in hon- j or of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hart, of Bars tow, who had just been married, was : broken up by the appearance uu the ballroom floor of a lanky desert burro, astride of which sat James Morgan, a well known prospector. The upper strata of Daggett were present, the best musicians in fifty miles had been employed, and for three days the floor of the ballroom had been rubbed down with wax until every board shone like glass. In the middle of the dance, while sixty couples were gracefully gliding j about, the door was suddenly thrown open and, with 11 genuine desert | whoop, in roile Morgan. The burro, ac customed to tread carefully along the steep declivities where a misstep meant death, picked its way almost to the center of the floor. The dane- t ers fell back amazed. Suddenly Its lejrs slipped from ? .1 der the animal. Staggering to regain its footing il cut numerous grotesque antics, and finally turned almost ;i complete somersault. By degrees II was assisted "up,# and Morgan disap peared, but 'he hall was not resumed. | Twelvc-Year-Old's First Deer. One of the happiest and proudest boys in Maine is 12-year-old Loyal tjii man of Manchester. The lad saw n hisr deer walking almost into the doorvard at home. Me quietly went after his fa ther's rifle, tracked the deer to a near by field and dropped him ^ the first shot. MEN WHO DO STRANGE THINGS. Unique Feats Certified to toy Truthful Traveling Men. A group of 1 raveling nu n worn dl#? curbing unique feats and physical tricks that people brie and there con do.V^ "I know a Chieagoan," .said one. "who oan whistle a tune and hum tt? accompaniment at 1 1??? khii'- time. Ho whip 1cs through a flat, not through the asual round hole, and the deep, musical aecoinpanitnent u?:< ni< r with Hie shrill sweetness of the whistle makes a mighty attractive thing to hear." "I knew a harbor," said tin' second drummer, "who had a unii|u?- way of cracking nuts. He would j?la?e a out between the hack of his head and n ijtone or brick wall, and then lie ^would give himself a sharp rap on t ho .forehnd with his fist. The nit's would crack open every time." "A Manayunk man." said the third, "can give his head a jerk that turns back his eyelids. He has to turn them down again with his fingers. This is an ugly feat, and I'm glad it is rare." "I Knew al school.*' said the fourth drummer, "a boy named Hueky Ad ams who could play tunes by .snapping his fingers. The thumb and first two fingers of eaeh hand would work away busily, and forth would come the clear est, sweetest, faintest music. I used (c f.it with Hueky Adams and many a t? dious school session would iie make shorter and pleasantcr with this odd gift." 31 Boxes of Gold V. 500 Boxes of GreenbacKs For the most words made \ip from .tHese letters \ *Y - I - O - Grape-Nuts 331 pcopU 'will earn these prized# C' Avon nd the Ureside or about the well llgbfed family reading table during the winter ov 01 ? i t? the children and grown-ups can play with their wits and sec how many words ran bo made, i 20 people mulling tli? greatest mini I her of words will each receive a little j 1 box containing n $1U.00 gold piece, i 10 people will each win ono bo* con* talulng a $5.00 gold piece. 8tK) people will each win a box con taining $1.00 In p,':per money anil one' peraou wbo makes the highest number of words over all contestants will re- j celve a box containing $100.00 in gold, j It Is really a most fascinating bit of | fun to take up the 11 ?=t evening after! evening and see how tn iiiy wnrd* can j be added. A few rules are necessary tor nbso-i Jute fair play. Any wnrd .authorized by Webster's! J dictionary will be eounted, but no name I i of person. Hot It the singular and > plural enn lx> u?ed. as for instance I "grape" und "grapes." I Tho letter* 1 1! "V 1 O G rape- Nuts" j | mny be repeated in the same word. ' ideographical names authorized by j j Webster will be counted. Arrange the words in alphabetical : classes, all those beglnlng with A to j together and tltoae beginning with E to 1 como under 10, etc. j * When you are writing down the ! words leave some spaees In tho A. E. i and other columns to till in later as new j words come to you, for they will spring! Into mind every evening. it Is almost certain that some con testants will tie with others. In such cases a prize Identical In value and character with that offered in that class shall he awarded to each. Each one will be requested to send with the list of words a plainly written letter describing the advantages of Cirape Nuts, but the contestant 1b not required i to purchase a pkg. These letters are not to contain poetry, or fancy flour ishes. but simple, truthful statements of fact. For illustration: A person ! may have experienced some incipient or chronic alls traceable to nnwlse se lection of food that failed to give the body and brain the energy, health and power desired. Seeking better condi tions a change In food la made and tlrape-Nnts and cream used tu place of the former diet. Suppose one quits the meat, fried potatoes, at A feby. Micky messet of half-cooked oats or wheat and oota out tbe coffee. Try. say. for breakfast a bit of fruit, a dish of Grape- Nnta and cream, two soft-boiled eggs, a allca of bard toast and a cup of Poatnm Pood Coffee. Some amateur aaja: "A man wooid faint. away on \ that." <3w,r Wwfl w# nrlll pot f/ dollars to jour pennies tbnt the noon hour will find n man on our breakfast huskier nntl with a stronger heart-beat and dourer working brnin thim be over had on the old diet. Suppose, It" you have never realiy mode a move for absolutely clean health that pushes yon nlonsj: each day with n spring In your step and n re serve vigor in muscle and brain that make* tho doing of things a pleasure, you Join the army of "plain old common sense" and start In now. Then after you have been 2 or 8 weeks on the Grape-Nuts training you write a state ment of how you used to be and how you are now. The simple fact? will iti ter>st others and surprise yourself. \\> never publish name* except on per mission, but we often toll tin> facts in the newspapers ami when requested give the names by private l< tter. There is plenty of time to get per sonal experience with (Srape-NutB and write a sensible, truthful Jvller to be sent in the list of words, as ti>* contest dots not close until April 30th, 1U0C. So start in as soon as you lilo? to build ing words, and start in using Grap<? Nnts. Cut this Matcment out and keep the letters Y-l-0-(lrape*NutH be fore you and when yon write your, let ter you will have some reason to write on the kubject "Why I Owe Grape Nuts." Remember 331 peiFons xv 111 n-ln prizes, which will be awarded in an exact and Just manner as soon ah tho list can t?e counted after April 30th, 190ft. Kvery contestant will be aent r printed list of names nnd addresses of winners on application in order to have proof that the prizes are sent a* agreed. The company Is well knowM all over the world for absolute fidelity to Its agreements and every single on? of the 831 winners may depend on re ceiving the priae won. Many persons might feci it useless to contest, but when one remembers tho great number of prizes ? <331)? tho curiosity of seeing how many vorda can really be made up Evening after evening and th<* good, natural fun and education In th^ competition, it xecm* worth the trial; there Is no cost, noth ing to lose and a line opportunity t? win one of the many l>oxes of gold or greenbacks. We make the prediction that some who win ? pvU* of gold or greenbaike will alto win bock health and strength xvortb more to them than ? wn<?on f?H of money prizes. Tbere ire n? preliminaries, cut out this statement a nrt go at it. and a*nd In tbe list and letter before Anrtl rwrh Co- Haul#