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.............. -i -X -S^. -1U- \For the Sikc of Fm . Mischief b Done.” A vast m ount o f mischief is done, too, because people neglect to keep their blood pure. S appears in eruptions, dyspepsia, indigestion, nervousness, kidney diseases, and other ailments. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures »SL diseases promoted by impure Hood or low state o f the system. f o o d S S a U a j . - W. H. Karr of Osborne county, Kan., though weighing but 135 pounds, is a prodigy of strength. Recently, on a wager of $30. he carried 150 pounds of Hour on his back three miles w ithout sotting it down or resting, and then of fered to carry it back over the; same route. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. Ko<-k I nuu I 'I K i MUMT'I ( (I Adopt* u Su>ok«'<'oti' I iirii- The Rock lxlnm) Railroad has estab lished n |um ’ltcnl iu lile West by oy.’iiiquilg their eugincH with smoke-con- rt'uiuru, which entirely do uiviiv with Hie heavy volume of hlack smoke wliiuh is to disagreeable to passengers. This expel intent has befui thoroughly tested during the past feat months, on tliftl Guluriulo Kirin, and has proved to lie such a success that the Hock Island has adopted it over its tuilhc system, and, us soon as passible, nil id tiieii engines will lie equipped with ill is new 1 1 c \ i'«r i and immediately lie put hack min no vn e. This aniektdeSH tiring, hb it is poi per- ly culled, will lie valuable to both pa tron mu! the load. To the puli no it does nwoy with tlio black, wioty smoke and ciudeiH, thus adding much tn the I m r d l s f H e r o l s a v r i t h a C r o a a o f t h * L e s i o n o f H o n o r . , Jennie Creek, of the village of Uell- trove, sear Hartford City, lad., lithe youngest person Ui the world who Is a member of the French Legion of Honor. It was In the aft ernoon of Sept. 10, ISPS, that brave ..little Jennie, then but 10 years old. JK X J U g CRKKK. was gatherlug au tumn grass aloug the ledges and la the ravines of her uuolc's farm. As she strolled thro- the woods she was attracted by the smell of burning pleusuie ol traveling', ami, to the mail, it is a slicing iu fuel ns well ns milking the appearance and c(|iiimeiil ol tin- tin i n up to dnio. The good results Irui.i this new equipm e n t arc unlim it ed iintl everything is Invom b lu and Ini tile best interests of all. T o make tiiis smokeless litlng a tmoecss, two things m e nccesHuiv; the equipm e n t of the engine with the proper apparatus neces- BHry tn iiiiisumii the hydruenr linns, tinn w n nil from the eruil, ami tlio thorough training of engineer mid llre- lui<n in the nuinnei uf tiling mid llie liesl metlniila of pruiTeding ut nil times in order to uhtuiu the desiie.l in stills. The ninmiei of <-i 111 ipm<-nt is Iniellv ns follows: ill the liio imx of the en gine is built u liollow In ink llinll. lie low tins mid about a find, nimve the grates m e limed four lodes in the sides of the lire Imx. in each uf these holes is inserted a Sharp's pulent deflecting aii lube, connecting with the indlmv m i l l . Through these tubes the nut side nil is draw n in and, ufitir being hosted, is allowed In m ix with the till consumed gasses m liydiueaiimns. Bv liiis m ixing the gasses are transferred lute a petlect stale of combustion and iu thiH statu they m e consumed, and tliormiglily disposed of, ilms prevent ing them ftm u lining (um n i uni into the air as is the u-aso linlay cm ncaiTj every railiuiid ii. the I'uited Maine, Assistant fiennral .Manugei \V. I. A l l e n , mill Siipei inlemlont of Motive Fe w e r (1. T . TVilson, of the Rock island, express lliotnselves as mure than pleased with the insults uf ' this new move on the part id tli i m a d . timber. Her search resulted lu her Bulling tbe railroad bridge, wli'.cb spau- ned a deep.gulch, almost burned away. It had tukeu tire from the burulug grass, Bred from r led lint cinder of a passing engine. The little girl knew It was but a short time until the World's Fair fast truiu would he due. She had no time to Bummou help, fer far down the whistle of the oncoming train tv beard. As it drew nearer Its terrible roar grew louder uud 'seemed to almost freeze her blood. The tralu with Its cargo of passengers was not n half- mile away when the frlgbleued little herplue tore oil' her red petticoat, and, trembling with fear and excitement, she sped toward the train, wuvlng her signal of danger wildly lu the air. The engineer reversed liis euglue and the train stopped ou the brink of the chasm. 'The story of her timely m-tIon spread rapidly among the passengers, ami the little girl, who bud hastened for home, was overtaken by two newspaper men, who brought her back and carried her through the train. The gratitude of the passengers was shown Py the raising of a purse ef on small sum. On the truin were quite a number from France returning home after a visit to the World's Fair. When they reached their native country, the So ciety of the l.eglon of Honor was told of America's young heroine, l'rcsldent McKinley, then (loveniur uf Ohio, was aKUed for the child's address, and a mouth later little Jennie received a live pointed gold star, an emblem worn only by those who have performed ex ceptionally brave deeds. K IL L E D IN N A P H T H A E X P L O S IO N . Housekeepers In Beilin are facing what seems tn be a crisis In the servant question. Recently the \dlenstmnd chen” have been seized with’a fever for going Into factories und dressmaking estahlishmenlH, and now those who are left are funning u lnlior union. laiprovaw I th I d K< j til pin eat. The t). It. St N. and Oregon Short Line have added a buffet, smoking and library car to their FoiTlaod-Uliloago through train, ami n dining car aervioe bas been inuuguarated. The train Is •quipped with the latest chair carl, day coaches and luxurious firet-olail and ordinary eleepnis. Diiect conneo- tien niada at Granger with Uuton Pa cific, and at (Jgden with Rio Grands line, from all points in Diegan, Wash ington and Idaho to all Eastern elties. For information, rates, etc., ctl) on »nr O. It. * N. agent, or addreas W. It. Hurlhurt, General Passenger Agaat, Poitleud. If the prudence of reserve and decor um dictates silence In some circum stances, in others prudence of a higher order may justify us in speaking our thoughts.—Burke. riTQ PermanoiiUy I’ unm I. No fii«or ni'rvoHHn**fl* ■ II# »fu»rflrnt tiny's ime of Dr. KH iiph ' <ireut Nerva Ke«ton*r, Bend for F R E E K'J.OO trim bottle and Krafts*. 1>U. R. H. K L I N K , Lid., WIT Arch utreet, FlilUulHplila* Fa. The Rt. Rev. Frederick Eis, recently consecrated bishop of the diocese of Sault Ste. Marie and Marquette, was born in a tittle German village near Coblentz 54 years ago. There is a sort of economy in Provi dence that one shall excel where an other Is defective, tn order to make them more useful to each other, and mix them in society. L i i ’losive Icq ii iila 'Mint A r e ue F a t a l to L if e m i l ‘(i)ai>ua. The ncddi-iilal death In Washington of Mrs. Dlcklus, 'life of Cnpl. F. W. Dick ins, who perished III a naphtha ex plosion in her huine. draws attention to tlio danger of lids highly volatile and lulhimuuihle liquid. Mrs. Dlcklus whs denning a room and some of tlie liquid had heeu Bpllled In a hallway. A plumber ut work In the house Hot down Ills finiuice ou the spot. Instantly there was an explo sion which knocked down llie plumber and set lire to every thing inlhimnmlde. The explosion penetrated to the room, In which Mrs. Did,Ills was engaged, killing her uluuist Instantly. Gase.a similar In their filial resulls are of common oeeuiTemr every year owing to the cureless handling of naphtha, gasolene nnil other explosive oils. Many of these evolve a combustible vapor at all temperatures, which, form ing with the atmosphere, produces an explosive mixture. Great care at all Death « f 4 K a a ta ckx B a a a tr R e c a lls a 7 K w u n la “H n V Xtrti LU*. Th« death of Uiti Mary Lor* Law less, of Lexington, Ky.. recalls the xo- wince of her girlhood days with Abra ham Lincoln. Urt. Lawless was hlary Love Joplin, daughter of Hr. Joslah Joplin. She resided In Mount Vernon, where she became a reigning belle and was known throughout western and southern Kentucky tor her extraordin ary beauty. Tbe occasion of her Introduction to Lincoln was the marriage of Judge Alexander .McKee, of Illinois, to Mary Hardin, In Mount Yeruom Miss Joplin was oue of tbe bridesmaids at the wed- dlug and was poluted out to Mr, Lin coln as the handsomest youug girl lu S3 Back up a sewer, and you poison the whole neighborhood. Clog up liver and bowels, and your stomach is '.3 of undigested food, which sours and ferments, like garbage in a swill-barrel. That’s the first step to untold full misery—indigestion, foul gases, headache, furred tongue, bad breath, yellow skin, mental fears, everything that is horrible and nauseating.' CASCARETS quietly, positively stop fermentation in the stomach, make the liver * lively, tone up the bowels, set the itfhole machinery going and keep it in order. Don't hesitate! Take Cascarets to-day and.be saved from suffering I a.k G A M A - keaiau* i tod etaps, lauhtai aahad u i I W iu n o k ln r hi* Saw. alia* tiklit Casoarala, 1 feel fig*. Us wifi taa om I usad th«a will taaafiolal raaalia far wur atamaoh ” Jo* KHSaUSO, Ml Conartu St., Si. Louk, Ha HU I U | . WU.I-o — »-J-J XIK9. I.AW I K-B. Kentucky. Although Mr. Llucolu wus uol hauilsome, Ills burner uud dash made him populur with llie girls. Miss Nuucy McKee, a sister of tin- bride groom, wus mu It] of honor uud stood up with Mr. Lincoln. Kite appeared to 'show Jealousy of Me. Lkicolu's I've queut glances null nltentions to Miss Jopllu, who wus much his Junior. Mr. Lincoln remained lu Kentucky n week after llie wedding ami visited Ills old home lu Lu Rue County. Owing to the cbultlug of Ills fyleuds. Miss Joplin was embuiTussed, uud although Mr. Llucolu culled on her it ml spoke to frleuds of her, she was retiring when her admirer was present. Mr. Lincoln soon afterward married Mary Todd. Miss Jopllu wus married ul llie age of 20 to James Richard Lnwless. l t e n n i . Ueunes, the imcleiit cupltiil of Brit tuuy, Is u strange medley of ancient trail modern Frame. Its nireels iu (lie old, us well ns In llie new, quarters of llie town are 11 uni l>v stalely inuii-iuiiN. u J wllli huge poi'lescoi lieies and iimucii.se windows, such ns oue sees In llie ails (ocralle Faubourg 81. .Genmiln, at Bails. At Rennes, ulso, the territorial nobility from all the surrounding coun tries establish llicinsclves for llie win 1'te r season, nfler Inning spent the sum liter ami autumn ut tin’ll- cumilry scuts uud chateaus, The whole city bears au Intensely illgiiilled and stately us peet, and there Is nothing to suggest Unit frivolity which one Is accustomed to usHoclule with the French clnirac- ter. The mixture uf the old uml the new at Rennes Is due to (lie fact that tim ing the last ccutury two thirds of tne city was destroyed by lire. 'Tlie older part Is very old the cathedral, for In stance, having been begun rJ fur hack us the twelfth century’. King Ileury VII., of England, presided over meet lugs of the English l’urlhuueut at Ren nes, anil It was near Rennes, too, that the French hero, Bertrand (lu Goesi-llu, routed the English, ami performed some of Ids greatest ads of valor. The celebrated Madame de Kevlguo made It for u time her home, and .from here she dated unray of tier famous letters. Up to the time of the revolution Brit tany as a more or less independent duchy enjoyed a certain degree of uu tonomy and had s parlloiueut of Us own, which silt at Rennes. A N N U A L ( A L U , 8 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 B O X I S . m a t s 10c. 2 5 c . 5 0 c , T H E T A B L E T D R U G G I S T S CA8CARITI An AkwlaUly kanaku, • partly vtftUMt tmpoui. Rt Mntulal « ttktr aiatral plll-ptlm I* CttetrtU. Cttoirttt promptly, tfttctivtly u l ptnuiutly •art trtry Aiuritr of tkt tttmtek, llvtr and lottitlut. Tkty tot toly cart ooAIttpttlM, tat oottm I tty t i l tvtry torn tf lrrt|tUrity tl tht tatrtlt, locludiop Altirkon tld AyttiN Mtouot, ptltUblt, potttl. TttltgotA, ttguoA. Htvtr tlckii wttkti tr (ript. St n i t ytt |tl tkt itaaiot I Btwtrt ol Imintioti ttd tukititutti I luy t box ol CAOCytlTt to-Aty, tod if Ut plttat* I* tvtry ntpKt, f i t ytar Booty back I Wrltt i t Itr tatkltt At* trn tiaplt I Addreu ITIRURO OIMIDT COMPANY, CUCAQO or RBW1 B l i n d S p o t In E v e r y .E y e . Of the many curious facts which are discussed coucerulng the eye, what la kuowu ub “the blind spot” it-i-ms the least understood. Iu the eye ithelf cer tain things may go on which give us vvrohg sensations, which, although not truly Illusions, are very much like them. Thus, w heu we suddenly Btrike our heads or fines against something lu the dark, we see “stiuV or bright •sparks, which we know are not real lights, though they ate quite as bright uml sparkling as If they were. When we close one eye trad look straight ahead at some wind or letter lu the middle of this page, for example, we seem to see not only the thing we are looking »t, hut everything else Imme diately about It and for a long way on each side. But the truth Is, there Is a large round sput, somewhere near the point at which we are looking, In which we see nothing. Gurlottaly enough, tbe existence of this blind spot was not discovered by accident and nolsidy ever suspected It until Marlotte tea soned from the construction of the eye ball that It most exist ami. proceeded to find It—Philadelphia Record. Dr. W. J. Leyds, secretary of stale of the Transvaal, is .described as a man of peculiarly atrong personal power, gifted with a persuasive manner and fully alive to the fact that the Boer and Englishman can never agree. All presentiments that are confirmed by events give a man a higher idea of himself.—Goethe, T h o u g h t ! tl W a s a B e v e r a g e . “These queer,, new-fangled names that they get up for summer drinks eoufuse the country folks,” said the clerk at the soda fountain, “and hon estly 1 don't much wonder. A man carrying a big, old fashioned valine csnie wandering in here the other day at the hottest part of the afternoon and sat down by the corner. He pulled out a red lmndana handkerchief, and w bile he was mopping Ills forehead, he looked the place over from lop to bottom. 1 could see lie was trying lo make up his mind vvliat he could get the most of for Ills money, so 1 said milblug aud waited for his order. Bretiy soon he noticed tliut sign hanging nn the corner of the fountain: ‘Fresh vaccine received dally.' ‘Is that there vaieen fresh?' lie asked. ‘Vos, sir,' says 1, thinking he must be a country doctor. ‘Got It In to-day?’ 'Yes, sir,' I Bald, ‘Just arrived.' He thought for quite a while and then he suddenly pulled out his pockethook. •Oh, well,’ he said, T reckon y‘ kin gim me a glas8.\'-.\ew Orleans Tlmes- Democrat. MRS. F, VV. DK’KINS. times Is required In their use and even with the greatest care the element of danger Is never wholly removed. It Is much better to let these substances alone unless one Is thoroughly familiar with their nature and always on guard In their use. When true friends meet In adverse hour ’(.Is like a sunbeam through shower.—Scott, Nothing makes a woman feel quite so badly ss to have company call sml catch her husband In his stocking feet, «lth holes la his stockings. Good humor Is one of the best ar ticles of dress one can wear In society. -Thackeray. When most men tell a funny story they have to laugli themselves to show tbe ptlut, Nikola Tesla, who is working on his -new death-dealing maohins la Colorado Springs, leaves his hotel at 11 in the njorning and does not return Until af ter midnight. Sir Thomas Lipton, owner of the Shamrock, which will contest for the - American cup, was once in business in Omaha, where he failed to make a suc cess. “Pnt Yourself in His Place” is the office-seeker's favorite novel. M a l M C' oa I Avhea for Fruit Trees, Coal ashes certainty is a valuable ar ticle for fruit trees, especially the peach, writes I). A. Shaw. I have tried It and find no insects will stay where goal ashes are applied, not even ants. Apply by scraping away a little of the earth arouud base of tree, and make a little mound of ashes around the trunk. When the tree Is affected with borers make the mound higher than when the ruinous worms are at work. Throw some ashes up against the trunk of the tree also, and the bor ers and other Insect pests will leave. Of course I don't claim that this will protect the fruit on the tree; you should use the poison spray for that A Good Name. Tramp—Yep, lady, I'se known from Maine to Californy as “Printed Cal ico.” I-afiy—What a fnnny name. *Wby do they call you that? Tramp—’'Cause If yer went to wash me I’d run. The A m ttnr Hascor. Amateur Siiortsman—What did I bring down, Pat? I’at-Yer dog, ear; blew his head all off. Amateur Sporteman—Where’s the bird? Pat—Pleking at tbe dog. aw,—Har lem Ltfe. It la useless to remember tbe poor unless you remember to do something fox them. So saaa would be conceited If bo cwfld aee hfm«lM* ertter» t m bun. MONTANA. Major R. O. Edwards Leckle, super- T h e House w ife ’s Mrs. Ads If. H«rr, of « N . Cbv- I lotto Bt, I-ABcsstor, P«„ fuffwsd Set- I rlbiy from fcmal* dtsordsis. H«r I nerval tocsins nastnng, she es- I dnred Intense pain, the slightest | labor wearied ber sad bo one bold da- s burden. I Mntlataod dirty vpelts wonldeome I upon her and she would hH pro*- I bate la a swoon. After trying seva- I rat physicians without success Mrs I Bsrr began taking Sr. Wlumas' [ Pink Fills (Or Pals People. Mbs sags; | “The pths brought famedfate (•- I Bet and after faking six hoses i t Dr. W Ilham s' Pfnk «He Nr I ft*o People had deae^whst aBjrw A3RS& E v e n th e ^ t d e t w a i t e r la cnSsd to eedwy. 'Ti v ■ f j - ■ lntendent of the Republic mine at Re- | public, was in Butte last week. J. S. Truscott has sold his ranch near Miles City and the balance of his sheep to*H, A. Smith. Consideration, $12,- 000. Spokane will send a baseball team to play the strong aggregation of Helena ball tossers on the 23d, 24th and 25th of this month. John Roseman died suddenly at the Montant hotel lu Missoula last week. An inquest showed that his death re sulted from natural causes. The contract has been let for the erection of St. James’ Episcopal chnrcb at Lewlstown. The building wili be a stone structure of gothic style. A party of 25 or more homeseekers from South Carolina are announced to reach the Bitter Root valley this week, and will purchase homes there if prices and surroundings are found satisfac tory. Hon. W. B. Harlan of the state board of horticnltnre has Just completed an inspection of the fruit and orchards of tbe Bitter Root valley, and states that there will not be more than one-fourth of the usual crop. The first day 5.25# pupils reported at the differet nschooja of Butte and en rolled. This is #06 more children tbsn enrolled last year on the first day of school. Nearly all the eld teachers have been retained, and many more engaged. Every school bouse la crowded far be yond its capacity. Tbe under sheriff a t Granite county has arrived in Butte with John Boyd, who is wanted there « a aeexsd Charge . of grand tareeny, i* aawaentlon with \ |lio iwKcrjref the M ttaffie aflJ at Ripoburg. The nRaitat of buflioa IWMeh Boyd is a e a n t a f taking this jtime is ever I2.8M. • j Labor Not ex. The old age pension hill has passed British parliament. In a special election held In Toulon, France, the socialists carried thfi day by several hundred majority. An employers' association, composed of brewers, mill owners, street railway magnates and other capitalists, has been organized In Spokane, Wash., for the purpose of “resisting all demands of labor unions.\ Uph! Labor day was celebrated generally mid successfully throughout the coun Uy. Facades were held in ull principal cltlfs and It was demonstrated that the adherents to trade unionism had large ly Increased during the past year. Chicago bricklayers elected McKinley an honorary member, and If he lays a s;nh comer stone In that city - trouble. The unions of Colorado smelternieu, who have Just been defeated by the sll ver barons, are Bald to he going to pieces. The strike of Iron ore miners In the Ishpemlng, Midi., district for a raise of wages was lost, notwithstanding the fact that prices of ore have shot sky ward. The operators are fairly coin ing money, hut sluce defeating their employes promise to ‘‘voluntarily” ralBe wages when the winter sets In. The liquid air trust, In throwing sev era! million dollars’ worth of bonds on the market, states that while liquid air, like steam, will be practically free, It (the trust) possesses patentB on appli ances to turn the air Into power, and that \the cheapness and simplicity with It/Vfn years cause a complete revolution In all which fa lie produced will In two industries using power,” Steam, gas, compressed ftlr and even electricity, it Is claimed, will be relegated to the ob livion of stage coaches and ox teams, Within a year the cost of liquid air has been reduced from more than Its weight In gold to one cent a gallon. It is esti mated that liquid air will gradually displace two million working people now engaged In furnishing power. Old fogies will he forced to admit after a little that socialism Is hound to arrive on time. Invention of newer methods of production and distribution is has tening the change. SUFFERED 25 YEARS. fiETSHOT, G U N S A N D A M M U N I T I O N a t W h o t * # a l « N r l c M t a a V ffy b a d V ' tMirl.Hrii* Hun < ctftUiffiie t'tm u in itif 9ft ilxnl lurin'*, u it 1 In m ill |)D*h««ti jot id on i«i:ii|>( of tn r ftc e u t* lo mi) otu’ n-iiiiuiiiK I In nitvt* vim a |Q dollar UOHUUTH1 NIUM'17 • ii/i m n iiiooinc Uii# W t tail \\ riu* m ouee. I ME. M litiH m tiolU, H i m There are eight inches more rainfall annually uu the south shore of Luke Superior than on the north shore, and three Inches more In the cases of Erie and Ontario. There Is also a greater precipitation on the eastern shore of Lake Huron and Michigan than ou the western. DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED. H> incut u|ipllc«tltuiH, as lh«y cannot couch the OiiieuDfcd |miilull ui the «<ir. Thom 1 b only one VMty lu cui« dettlnvMN, and tliut I* by cunHtl- lutluiial rcinedlF*, l)e»fnowi I n caused by ait m- fiuniod cuiulitnm uf tht iiiuco U m llitina uf the Lurtluchluu Tube. When till* lube, got* ln- lluitu-d yuu have a rumbling sound ui 'linnet fed hearing, and when it is entirely olustd Is the result, and unless the Influminuliun cun be taken out and thin tube muiumil lo lie n»r- umi condition, hearing will be deulroyed for ever; nine caaeit out of ten am caused Uy catarrh, which la nothing but an Inflamed con dition of the imiiuu* suiiucoB. We will give Una Hundred Dollar* for any caso of DeufucN* h aused by oaturrh) thut can not be cured by Hull ■ Catarrh Cure. Hand tor circulate, free. F. J. CHKNKY A CO., Toledo, Ohio. Bold by druAKleiN, 7»o. Hull's Family I'III h are the best. Ships In Europe are lielng fitted with a new pulleni'of rudder, which is fmin «d of several circular plates arranged so that the supporting shaft passes through their center, thus forming a bulauclng rudder which extends equal ly on both sides of the ship and re llevea the pressure of the water tn turn ing. S l l ( k l ! IN T O VIM II S|||)l:S. Allen's Fnnt-KoHH**. h jiowi I oi for llie ftcl, It cures painful, swollen, sm a rting, nervous l e t , and tim tam ly Itik-s C m - sling out of corns ami bunions I i h ilm Kivut- cHi com fort ills.-ovcry of the ng>-. A llen's Kuot-Kane innk'H light ur new shoes fed easy. It Is a ccriHln cure fur Ingrow ing Nails, sw e a ting, callous ami hot, tiled, aching fuel. We have over flU.Dnt) lesiim o u - lals. T iy II today. Hold by all druggists am! shoe stores, Hy mail for 2.ic in HlumjtH. T r ial package K H K !1!. Address. Allen S, Olmsted, la* Hoy, N. i\ Professor Bulthaupt has rerecelved a high order from the grand duke of Saxe-Welmar, In recognition of bis Sharkespearian researches. iu:.- CongreMuian Bott.n.af Winfield, Kamiai. In a recent letter »e D r . H a r t m i Congresenian Botkin eays: “ M y Dear Doctor— It gives me pleas ure to certify to the excellent 'c a n f i v e qualities of your medicines— P e -re-ns snd M s n -s-lin. I lisvt been afflicted more or less for a quarter of a centnry w ith catarrh of the stomach stid con stipation. A residence in W a s h ington fats increased these tronbles. A few bottles of your nr'dieine have given me almost complete relief, and 1 am sort that a rni.tinosrioii of them w ill effect a permanent core. Pe-rn-iia is ssrety a woeilerfnl remedy lor catarrhal affec tions. J . D . B O T K I N . ” T h e most comm on form of enm m e r catarrh is catarrh at the sto n e c h . This is generally know n aa dyspepaia. Gongreaeman Botkin was a rictrm of this disease fit years. Pe-rn-na cares these cases like m a g ic. A.ldreee D r . H a r tm a n , Golarabna, O . , for a free book. 1C! Iri PENSION C L A I M A N T * FO R writs to N A T H A N B IC K F O R D , WtshlnetOD, V. 0., I Be? wUl recolvo aulsk roplteo. B, Itk N. H . sola, •left M l Corpa. Frosoourlnt floims alaot tin. Kentaro Kanlbo, the first Japanese to receive the degree of LL. I). from Har vard, is on his way back to Kokohama, where he will take an Important part in public affairs. raaee s a l Iran W*rka. P O R T L A N D W I R E ft IR O N W O R K S ; W IR I sa4 Iron Isnclnt; ofAoe retltna. see, 04 Alc.r F’oople who wear false hair will be Interested In the announcement of a strange discovery made at Antwerp. In tlmt city a Imle of human hair, weigh ing 71 pounds, was stolen from a rail way station. It was afterward learned that the hair hail been clipped from the heads of liiniitlcs and convicts In puh- llc asylums and prlaons. James C. -McRae, of RaleOlh, has been chosen professor of law at the univer sity uf North Carolina. Mf. McRae hag served on the superior and supreme court hem lies In his state, and Is an ex- memlitT uf congress. J. C. Blunt, tl. E., Great Britain’s new consul general for New England, has a splendid record for service In the Cri mean war aud was twice thanked by President Lincoln for services to Amer icans In Turkey. John Collier, whose picture has made such a lilt In the Royal Academy this year, Is a son of Sir Robert Collier, who became Lord Monkswell. He Is mar ried to a daughter of the late Professor Huxley. Lady Yurde-Boiler, a daughter of the lute General Klrkham, and a resident of Oakland. Cal., has recently been de clared Insane. C. M. FASSETT, ASSAY O F F IC E tad Ort Tesllai Works. UHUbllihod la SpaktR* In 10*. OoM bust and Bullion bought. Bond tor prtoo Hat and mailing art aaoka. BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FICS MAjnrtAOTVEJ® B T ... CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO. ________r m i t i i l i n g ROBUST AND STRONG* Inch a penon ii tht ronatant tntj tf Ibt irtak, uer\ou* person-of th t pertotswltb t b i t , v p t irt blood T h t way to bull# ip k tn iU tl thiough tbe blo#)d. Moore's Revealed Remedy HikM Impiir* lUoud pHr*. It eraaua a gait •ppi’lie xml I ’ l i - i i d lxotioa. | 1 .N H t M l u i al s~ — ■* ------- - I your drnpf 1st,. General Von Rock and Polack will Bucceed General Count von 8chliffen as chief of the general staff of the German army after tbe autumn maneuvers. YOUNG MEN! Ver gonorrhoea sad B i n t n | PoM *s O fc*f • « mo . RO CASK known nfrn reef hittad t» mr%m m ttm How svrliMM or o ( bow law B m UN iram N iam wUl aotonbb yon. n k skaslntily •m e e ts ssrirtum. oim ! eaa bt taken wMHons l i n m M m aod (Mmttoe froca bod iv m . PRlcA M.St -s s s S f :.. Mathers will find Mrs. Winslow’i Sooth ing Syrup the best remedy to dm for thafa children during the teething period. The polite man Is always sure of his standing In a crowded car. I toHeva Ptso'a Cura la tba only me 4 i etna that will eura eonsumptlon.—Anna H. Raaa, Wllllamaport. P a . . N ov . U 'H C O R E T 0 I I S E L F ! th K |.l)r aaaanni dlwtaifM, faSaiwamaa, irriuKou ae alniradiaa m aiiiaaa a ia h n a Faiilaw, and aad aatas- A most peculiar accident occurred at the Bell mine nt Butte and four men were badly hurt. They started from the 600-foot level to the 300-foot level, sad two of them carried a quantity of drills. On the way np one of the drills dropped to the floor of the cage and encountering the wail plate flew np and struck one of the men. The pain of the blow caused him to drop the other drills, and aa the eage continued the ascent the loose drills played havoc with the men. Ed Dougherty had his left leg fractured in three places and John Miller had U* left teg broken. William Lynch and Joe Jikovitch, were seriously braised about the legs. It Is the first accident of this kind on rec ord. » * . u m i a l o o t , fM S & tsS SftOAd TMUMiafcat) Freieh F tttlt PntaSIgr ~ The mistakes that aaaa* A i n and Isvm tad mafaria a s ter thafrya- ■ a d * pm ta i by ( s t a r k , fa-ra-aa M b O i «C a n larial H. Robinaoo,' repnty fnfted States marshal, accused of dstptaying a dead ly weapon with! Isteut u do hodfly harm, wt* represented tn eowrt at Mia aoeda. hy Ma t o n e r . M te M Baa- aaw. Vho Bed a h a m
