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Show nc.n i.MA n pcq uu ii.n uuhlo l OF 6TCRY pataddu uttifimii. OF Men Who Make Fireworks IMMIGRANT. Moi Tragic Situation KIDNEYS EVERY TIME, AN Than Are in Constant Danger. Evsr Novelist Planntd. a c:sn row honored In a Western state whom shall rail Karl The tnaV!::g of C:e works involves, flitter. His older brother emigrated processes, rns.1, il'S the roughly, t! from the r.iark Forest to Wisconsin, "cases" the p.iper tubes aaj slieils; where, laborlrg and livir.g frugally, wuubiniHti the materials gh e he acquired a prairie farm. At tb and light and rnl.tr of the power age of S. Karl ra:ne over with his fireworks, and pull ins the fxplosive name stitched cn a square of whit, into ;lte and illuminating mat-ri- al cloth on his breat. Ki;idiy m.n which lompU'tes the linking of cared for hl;a till en a drrary winter the hijics. One of the simplest Jay be reached Miack Earta. Wh.a of allpyiotei fireworks is the H. n aa candle, tba. day's work was uer the station yet it is one of the most d.;r.germs in agent drove nim over ti e dull prairie the M Leslie's making, according to his brothers place ard left blm buildrow of snialfe-Thf Weekly. at the gate. He knocked, hut gettins in ihe firowiuks village, a line of to response, pushed desperately la. ings tiny shanties not more thiia ten feet An old man and older woman, wltfc square, is on the outer rife of the sinister, vicious faces, sitting ther. odd of houses. There is collection witnln the little farmhouse, told hl tw man to room in each for ot.ly his brotaer had gore on a Jouru.y work at a time. He standi facing a After a fortnight. b aten down wit small window with a dcor Lfhind him. terrors, Karl ran away a:id tramping On his right is a shelf hailed with up country secured a p!aie on a farm. Arrived at manhood., and owner of powder anil other lullannuaiory substances which are component parts of a farm of his own, he was called one the candle. On his left are tlic- empty to to learn th Mack that Earth, day man and woman he had met the day tubes of haid. stiff paper and the s'.iells for the candles. In f 'ont of him of his arrival had murdered his hrethrr the day before ard hidden the body is the deadly machine at which he works. ia tlia cellar. World's Work. And an interesting rule to prevent Forestry Thst Pays. In 1S.1S Hungary's forests returned little over a million forins a year. To day, owing to careful administration, the yield i over tli.ee million florins yearly. There CCG WITH DIAMOND !b 1 te disaster is this; When an employe filters the building in which he is employed he must remain there until the day's work is finished at night. plu es are not penuittfd to leav e the lum-hand by no little lii.iises vwn Km-.h- iii,-- j e U-- j means to n;i ei . ai h eilu-- i or to congie-cses- . gale duiitia woiking liimrs. Each man aui j woman working among explosives tilings a lunch and eats it in the build- ing w licit' he or she works. Employes are not pcinntted to meet until the d 's w,.ik is over and they have charge.! their cloth's, removing those the dust of which uitiy Late on tin-iIt is feiued ills. dargeioiis tht-.one pel son might receive frt.ni the garments of another a bit of chemical. . hcsiilioious. for instance, which when it comes in contact with certain other substances, causes combustion at unce. ch'-nii- t TOOTrt. tut inar-s-.J- ' Taken for Treatment to a Veterinary Hospital. A dog with a diamond set In one of Its front teeth was in Philadelphia It was here for medical recently. treatment, and during its stay in the dog ward of a veterinary hospital up town It astonished everybody with Its cleverness. A French poodle, it had chic that the nurses said ts truly Parisian It had also innumerable tricks. Vou wouid, for instance, Fay to it, "Fhow your diamond tooth," and it would curl bark Its lip In such a manner that the diamond would glitter. The dog belongs to a wealthy wo man of Trenton. N. J. She had the brilliant set In Its tooth two yean ago. What gave her the idea of this says the Philadelphia Record, was undoubtedly the sensational story printed long ago, of the biaza of dia tuonds that illumines the mouth of FiUstinmons, the pugilist. mi vj i Itackuclie is a forerunner and cue of the most common sjmp-toiof kidney trouble and woiul) displacement. ns Trouble Ahead for Society. We see trouble ahead. It is anBritain's Sunniest Spot. nounced that when the Crown Prince READ MiSS BuLlHAII'S EXPERIENCE. The stmriest spots in the I'nited ' Some time Uj.' I was in a Tery of Japan vlbits us he will not be a na Kingdom are the Channel Islands, weak condition, my work made ma be but will tional entertained guest, which enjoy sunshine during 39.9 per l:uTi ached f Individuals. Oh, what a fuss thers nervous and my aiid 1 had terrible cent of ti e time the sun is above the by the all time, will be In fashionable circles! What horizon in tie course of a yrar. envy, malice aud all uacharitablenesii " Mv mother pot ahottla of J.ydift on the part of successful Nnw York i:. Piiikliam's e;it')ililo Comhostesses toward those who capture pound for me, and it seemed to help me at such a lion! Not alert King Edward atrengthen niv back and so tired as ice, and I did not pet as PHnre of Wales was In this town before. I continued to Uhe it, and it has there been a real heir to a throne to me, health and broug-'ii- t here. We have had grand dukes, royaud 1 want to thank you for tha Miss Katb al princes and all that sort ol thing, pood it has dene ine." .The report of the geological survey, may some time be found, l ast year but the real article, no. There is surs Jiou.MAN, ll'Jiid M. A. Wales Ave,, -if original of S:i0ffcit just compiled for 19ul, shows that dur- ore diamond w as found in Lee county, to be coldness between eertain well JS.CW York tai.net pruii j ie?w.in--aooit ing that year there were mined in tie Georgia, where diamonds were not be- known boxes at the opera as a conseUnited States precious stones to the fore known to exist. New Mexico quence of this young uiau's sojourn lu I.yJiii i:. rinkliain's Vegetable and little old New York. New York Sun $118,oou in turquoises, value of $300.1100. Wliih! (Hiking- about rcs because it is Compound rare ar.d beautiful gems ore's thoughts these have been placed on the market. Known remedy for iitest the iirt Thinks Hendarion Is Wealthy. naturally revert to South Africa or Montara gave us $1)0,000 in sapphires, troubles. womb and come from next. kidney comes of which mountains Asia They the Orient or the Henderson's unexpected Spesker Kv ry woman who is puzzled and Europe, or perhaps to South Fergus county. Granite county is retirement has resulted in a Wa" her condition should write comfort about America, but one is not likely to think now being explored for rumor he is that street very of our own land yielding them; but sapphires t'.iat give evidences of being ably fixed so far as money is coi: to Mrs.rinUham ut Lynn, .'Mass., the fact is that no insignificant value there in paying quantities. Fine and cerned. It Is said that Andrew Car and toll her all. in gems is taken from the soil right extensive rhodolite garnet deposits are negie In the past few years has giver here at home, reports the Cleveland found in Macon county, North Carohis brother Scot tips that have rolled , blue and yelPlain Dealer. The report of the geo- lina. Many up quite a handsome hanking account German Emlfjrat!cn Fslli Off. logical survey shows that during that low beryls, as well as amethysts and for the Iowa man. Germany has Emigration out year we mined in tho I'nited States emeralds, were found In that Btate. fcn from 171,000 la 1S83 to 21,000 In A LIFE, SAVED COO. precious stones to the value of about There is hardly a state of t.ie union Gratitude promotes publicity, and in which there la not Borno trace of $300,000. when lite Diamonds represent only Jluft of precious stones, and it appears not at its no wonder peoplfr testify this amount, bu the fact that they are all unlikely that before r.iany years we Is saved. in Every reader with a bad back is found at all gives encouragement to may be competing with the old world bac ks are but kidney bad for danger, in fields of them gems. the hope that paying furnishing Ills and neglect may prove fatal. folNeglected backache is quickly dislowed by loo frequent urinary charges, retention of the urine, pain ful urination, Diabetes, Urigbt's dis ease. Read how all such troubles can be cured. Walter McJust to show what a queer animal oecomes monotonous, aud a longing Case No. 34,520.-- Mr. Wheelis man, it is only necessary to point steals over one for the former activJacob of 3022 street, ities. To remain in Idleness is to Laughlin to his inconsistencies and contradicW. Va., a machine hand worklug ing, shrived up decay. There is no stations. A short while ago some leadat J. A. Holiday & Son's planing mill, ing active men of the country pave tionary condition for man. lie either says: "1 firmly bel!ee had I not used their opinions as to the age at which a advances or recedes, and shut off from Dtian's Kidney pills when I did man should retire from work cease an active life he soon becomes old, not would rot be alive now. I was in a ftt (men accumulating wealth, and take his in years alone, but in disposition. terrible condition, and although I took NONf CM TEA Some held never old. was by It people grow They quarts of medicine and was attended MAPS ease with dignity. some that a man should not tMnk of wear out, but their hearts are ever by doctors, I got no tictter, but worse. at young. So the work of life is the road Friends V SA(I5JBY01R GIMRANT TrllVIASrt giving up work at sixty, because spoke of my bad appearance, YOUR PEALCR. that time of life he was best able to to happiness. On the other hand, it and thousands knew about it. I could was held at a to man had that should world sixty hardly get around and felt and looked appreciate all that the like a dead man rather than a living bestow, could do his work effectively, retire, and make room for younger CARBOLIC SALVE remain men. To remain at work for the purone. Doan's Kidney Pills, procured and, consequently, should will of was would money-gettina were nwww he pose .prevent blood Co.'a merely store, In harness. By this at the Logan Drug poisoning in Cuts," remain youthful in spirit, irrespective something lhat should not be counblessing to me; half a box relieved tenanced. And so this question, like me; three boxes entirely cured me." of. the weight of years. Wounds, and heal A free trial of this great kidney Those who have tried the perpetual nearly all other questions, has mote vacation say that for the first year it than one side, and individual taste or medicine which cured Mr. McLaughlin them, too. 25 cents. will be mailed on application to any is an ideal existence, hut after that it inclination must govern. Would you have part of the United States. Address TOOTHACHE Y. N. Buffalo, Co., Mllburn Faster THE SPREAD OF KNOWLEDGE. ROOM. IN THE TREASURE For sale by all druggists, prici 50 15 cents? Our Japanese Tooth Ache cents per box. In This Is the Only Advancement of Incident That Startled Eank of EngDrops will rid you the Human Race. land Directors. of both. OF CITY BIG NUMBERS. how Have ever Bank little you thought Years ago the direc tors of the DeCOSTAS LIVER of England were startled by an invi- besides knowledge passes from genNew York a Place Where All Things HLLS is unto an meet those Of to eration mail generation? things tation sent by On a Large Scale. Are of to to life room the and absolutely necessary known man in the strong A New Yorker of a statistical turn 25 cents a policy. bank at midnight among the money comfort very little, much beyond the of mind has been on what tl.e figuring is your health acbank of the needs immediate What the inside been present, "I have chests. Of food, most necessary people of that city pay for luxuries worth? the last two nights," wrote the man. cumulates. and other things. For instance, he "but 1 am not a thief; so meet me in of all. strive all we can, the limit of says: "For our dally newspaper read All Lung Diseases is all a accumulation but months. with few the room the great square Ing our papers use from 450 to 1,000 start with a courrh. tie And of those things which give purely tons money at 12 tonight." Though of white paper a day, which in If you will cough up s--i shelcomfort a the as hoax, fuel, physical clothing, letter was regarded the for a bet- - V" average eight page paper amount sl niiartsr ter with all our modern mechanisms and they guardipolice were notified, to from to 8,000,000 20.00i,000 copies. ij.i.x...i ed the strong room that night. Noth- and methods of preservation, we little The various press associations cable lie oi you'll stop coughinj A few days later a more than keep abreast of daily do ing happened. us between 80,000 and 100,000 words In art and literature only do and securities mands. Japanese Corn Uure heavy chest of pallets a day. Our entertainments in our will rid you of a taken from the strong room arrived at we produce tangible things that sur odd us from theaters cost forty vivo for the benefit of the future. dozen CORNS for a the bank, with a letter complaining to on a We sold $100,000 nlalit. But there la one thing that we do that the directors had set the police our stock exchange floor over 251,. quarter. Which do he gain and give and accumulate; from love the best-co- rns upon the writer and that therefore 000,000 shares of stock the last you during a thing had not appeared as he promised; generation' to generation or quarter? and while a 1,000,OM year, shares day but to prove that he was neither a mure lasting than any work of art or ( is a large average, nn "May 9, 1901, the of even a more than chest of literature lasting ALL DRUGGISTS On STORES thief nor a fool ho pent traffic amounted to 3,3U6,C36 shares. I MOM : I OH the hank. the ruins of the greatest monuments, And so It goes. We surely are justipapers he had taken from in the a all of lone than more the of value and be L a few gentlemen fied in declaring that New York Is the SALT at mid- products of man combined the one. LAM room and he would join of big numbers, as well as big city CITY. no his time no no This flood, drouth, fire, thing tha. night, said the writer. tMngs." a no disease, no famine, no convulsion Then obeyed. were instructions . Hivat ara a lernbla toriunut to tha liltia man with a dark 'ai.teni burst into of nature can ever destroy and to mma oiilaronan Kaat.y curl. folk!, t hank ' the strong room of the Doaoa Ointniaut navar falls, lu.tant after calling from behind the parmanaut cura. At any drug ilora, The Prefarrad O'.ock or tha W can la. Countersign Was Familiar. stone walls for the directors to put a a of one was h late the Ho during out the lig'.its. The 6tar Arcturu. who gained a war. A wealthy merchant a star of the "solar type" strange class of men Arrturus, sewers at who had left his business to offer his of spectruui-ldeLtial with that of living by searching the from a services to his country, was pacing Capital Stack, $2,003,003. the aun. is now visible in the early night and through an opening Stock. sewer he had found his way into the up and down on picket duty one dark evening. An turns has charged Its 1 ,000,000 Prelarrod I,CGO,OO0 Common Stock. liight. Suddenly he detected sounds surto Uie reference with richest room In tho world. each. Sold at Par. of approaching footsteps, and quic kly position stars during tt last Sou Stares, rounding tor r!e. ' bringing his gun into position, ouYed Slock Call Preforred apyears by an amount equal to ' as Church Attraction. Lie countersign!" "(iive W. L lbujl:s rt'Jirs ?:! Ccnrr.on Slock. movof the diameter moon, t IS tr "'i"-Rev. Kdward Itcincke, pastor of tl.o The person challenged proved to be parent Wht Inrt toward the southwest. This bril Wharton Street prrsb.ucrlan church, an enlisted dry goods clerk formerly ing liant orb can not be at lees than limn a l...li' ' for searching Philadelphia, after employed by tie merchant before the or ten times the distance of means to arouse a greater interest in war broke out. As their eyes nu t a eight is tn rttil.MU tll"lt liU .i'iaU no younger smile played around the corners of Slrlm about nine "light years" and ft'i I'm r.n'r-ri- . religious work among us Ijf rut ""I nn tJi''v t Is probably at a distance from tiom' has r ft nr unci- - It of his congregation, members the clerk's month and he answered In even than this. In that caw, tl... oW.-ihu '" greater yr of the fame decided that low Then a tho "Cash!" finally whisper; to shine as brilliantly as it does, Its n nvi""1 prelum will assist in thu accomplishmerchant, bringing his piece to a bulk must bo fully that of a thousand ((iatmI riil pw) Hereafter view. in ment of the end let him pass and retr '1l i:l". Tli twi'v lh M tuns. on one or more eveiiii gs each week sumed his pacing. l.lppliicolt's.. a n. u mitWtf tha had haa bow lung you No noattar 'he "P run i'i' V in" tables will he 't alraadr iterator! Into vMunt if it ArlDfW. 'it eough; the of room church, Via ' Sundav school Joke on Professor Virchow. " iV't Iwi vst In c v- it ..oray consumption, Ur. Wood's v ".7 ;ii"' j (Ni'lr wiii ' and the young folks will he Invited to The late Prof. Virc how was blessed In not rii'l i' Byrup will cura ft. , .......it t" a tiTVi m nr.-tt.t'i ill make use of them. Mr. Ulneko says with a lively serse of humor and enf 'Hi i;t .ift' ..i SI.il cill' Why Gnats Dance. tui'u, m'vi l.'W r. that he may even take a hand in some joyed a Joke r.one the less though told li. Iri fairwhat ... A correspondent noting i i y.' pr " tn turv it 'i trill. H . I. of the games himself. agalrst himself. One day. while "! n i i "'1 t" ' 'v ''1' well known among entomologists. dT. Tlia ly n .:t. r w.li 10 he became provoked because a .u. k l'C r 1 "i'r ' t'r !. sii n that many species of flies congregate tv t'iiii) color exact tell the could rot student . Y.:;.' In O'S Sale of Criminal's Belongings. well that known p It li to dance, says lo 'I"'1 ' If O'l ,r. ' '!'. An extraordinary sale took place a of a preparation shown to him. "What WCI'I t, W' in O". lT m this Is for a very utllitariau purpose i t u 7" nvi-t !,. H. would you ray was the color of my few days ago at the state furniture deT.l'l t ,!. of a mate. At the presselection tha T'HI tt. pot, in the Rue des F.cole. Paris. This coat?" he asked somewhat sarcasticent moment there are thousands of :.,n;y "ii (ma. consisted of all kinds of c! jeds which ally. Tic garment had seen its best i , "winter (trlehoeera mldgo" aocalled . sslon of the days and the student replied with have come Into the hlemalls) dancing at tha end of hli authorities as a otise.iiietice of crimi- marked emphasis: "It seems to have ow and again garden, and every RELIABLE ASSAYS. otherwise. and been blue." The professor laughed nal proceedings couples can be seen to sepa1.1'tll'IS paired y p l.l ,i. for a auction and the at after retort, heartily Among the objects put tip rata themselves from tha crowd. On OGDE N ASSAYClV aVIV was a forger's ptet-- lor printing batik few more quest Ions parsed the stuwas when It very the previous day, had dent. The Hank of France notes. windy, there were hut few about, but to order in destroy Claimed this press DAILY throe or four found, tba shelter f a Qu SUtSEN Indecision Is the reef on which entt, but after viewing It. the bank ofdance, and aftr a doorway, II. MH. ak of too primi- terprise Is wrecked. ficials considered It was aeen from a darkened siiom ngalnit a A woman will forgive a man anya found tive a character to cause them any twilight sky. a paired cotiplo. 'iirnts Mnd!J i Whea ftnsw'-r'r.'Ue. thing except hi? fn Ultra to admire her, resting place on his, roftt s'eeva. alarm, and abandoned H o V,ci;:.i Us Pearson'! Weekly. - - EDANSER0U3 KIDNEY DISEASES CURED Creatin? a National Sensation in the Cure of Chronic Ailments of the Kidneys. be taken. Major T. 11. Mars, of the First Wisconsin Cavalry regiment, writes from 141'5 This remedy Dunning' btroet, Chicago, 111., the fol- strikes at lowing letter: once t li e, "For years I suffered with catarrh of very root of the kidneys contracted in the army. the tfise so Medicine did not help we any until a It at once recomrade who had been helptd by lieves the caadvised me to try it. I bought tarrhal kids me at once, and soon found blessed neys of t!;e rsllef. I kept taking It four months, and am now well and strong and feel stagnant blood, p r e better than I have done for the past v e n to Peruna." the ting twenty years, thanks poof T. H. Mars. serum from Mr. John Vance, of TTartfonl City, the blood. Ind., says: "My Kidney trouble is much 1'eruna stimulates the kidneys to better. I have improved so much that excrete from tho blood the aceumu-preventhe everybody wants to know what medilating poison, and tiius cine I am tisinw. I recommend 1'eruna convulsions which are sure to fol ow if to every body and some have commenced the poisons are a lowed to remain. It The folks all say that if Dr. gives great vigor to the henrt's action to use it. llartman's medicine cures ine it must and digestive system, both of which aie be preat." .lolirt Van-- e. apt to fail rupidiy in this disease. Mr. J. Drake, of petrolea, Ontario, 1'eruna cures catarrh of the kidneys Canada writes: "Four years ago I simply because it (Hires catarrh where-evehad a severe attack of Bright 's disease, located. which brought me so low the doctor If you do not derive prompt and satsaid nothing more could be done for isfactory results from the use of Pe1 began to take Peruna and runa, write at once to Dr. llartman, me. Manalin, and in three months was giving a full statement of your case a well man and 'have continued so end he will be pleased to give you his Brake. ever slnce."-'-- J. valuable advice gratis. At the appearance of the fi'- -.t symptom Address Dr. llartman, President of of kidney trouble, 1'eruna should The llartman Sanitarium, Columbus. O. ails Pe-ru- na -- ts Tain Won't Trouble Vou I Only Keep e. Bottle of MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT j IN THE HOUSE. I Tor SIXTY YEARS It has Proved the BEST LINIMENT for MAN or BEAST. Beautiful and Rare Jewels Five Ceneraticr.3 cf Cna Family. Five generatiora of one family are living in the scuth of Pillow, Dauphin county. Pern. They are Mrs. Henry Feaplcy, agen i.i: ety or.e; her dauglt ter, Mrs. Jacoh I.cuker, ased sixty nine; Mrs. I.euker'a daughter, Mrs. Frank Snyder, aged forty four; the latter's daughter, Mr3. A. R. Deibier, and her son, Russoll, a;ed three months. Mrn. Window's SrtotMnc wymn.' For cltlwlren rceilili i;. enf run tne ,:iim. pala, ctt rt. lu J jsk,yur culic. i&c a Uwllla. Where Sleep Is Not Needed. At Hammerfest, Norway, the iub does not set for twenty eight times hours. twenty-fouDuring that tim the natives have only about four hours and do of sleep out of twenty-four- , net seem to want more. Salt Lake Candy Co., Tevfeci. r To Cure a Cold fn One day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet. AE druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 36a Pi edicts More Volcanic Activity. , The French scientist, M. D who predicted tha catastrophe about Martinique, has announced that there will be periods of volcanic activity early in November and early In February. Do Tour Teet A the and BnraT Shake into your 6hoes, Allen's Foot-Easa powder for the feet. It makea tip;ht or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures Corns, Iiunions, Swollen, Hot and Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores, SlSc. Sample sent FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. e, Sole Makers. A Double Celebration. Trinity church, New York, is soon to have a unique celebration in honor of the rector, Dr. Morgan Dix, whose fiftieth anniversary of his ordination, fortieth anclversary of his pastorate and seventy-fiftanniversary of his birth rome go close together that they will be celebrated on the same li tspm-- 'rt In IIh'mpk IVwil r cents at linn, yojnilur in price pound. HEWLETT BROS. CO PAY rTnndreiln of IIvps snved eTerr year by liaTing lir. Tlioni&h' Kcleetrio Oil ia the liou-- e whn it in needed. CurM croup, heals burns, cuts, wounds of every sort. lht iv hsrs used it WHEN Makes a Queer Pedigree. A headline writer on the News asserts that Nicholas Fish, who died If nn nfTr fmm an from the effect of injuries received In ' iNf of the wmtne" r'-Aot dl- a drunken brawl, "was (he son of ur nc!oTi ncf, ec Grant's secretary of state and of IM)Q Jna firltt w want t io. Icit'tiarr.'s 4,0." This is a pedigree We l vir proved In c'irit e ill r'iroi'a DR. O. W. SUI'BTM. .ulte as remarkable as that f tha me ' I )T p b Kh'.n Taylor pup In Eugene Field's ballad, hnai Utotiuinfli of vnluntir? tB' mi . wr.i h wes "shed of such a noble sire glTtt'ir niiine plcmft and h our ourt lu diMftMl cn't pubil' privie and damned by every one." Detroit Penan ti won teirnf Heiire t rre Press. tiav tn utir thl!) li CURED. 7 (1 t)ilf m p Mri'-i'- m piore Mil of troutiloi in U our Rnoit r way. pi tn: We enr yon flrtt tnd thro uk t retton-lliwhan yMir tured. Vou rna nnr wnnl; mi? iirn Min Ir L ah U- eilonwd Wfj TT"''! V rS L' Now tin. cnr that uiulprtn.lii wvle rton.aitd a want Hti 10 not mm I JC' Xr. We yon. p'ir f A, 3. v 5 noRr. Sem na1 Wen'mMi, VnHcnr!. iivnorrhwa. H? phi! it ami ail of mcit, i o'iiil'a 0' mid It1o free. iin(Mii bj ienor ur In (wton. i ail ur wri-'eMatifuMifl '( WE CURE CATARRH nart, and all of the T.ttnir kfn HlmMer. Nerra. h omarh. lriin, hd ail Cbrfn diea tutor men, woion aod rtlPpt tullftno. Offloe pi to rn 1T0irt- Kvi Stindat p. tXPET na.j 'nS, tni lolldaa1fltll a SHORES DPvS. SHOHES, PICtA-l8T- W Second So. St. SALT LAKE CITY. LYON DLOCK. S DROPSY, NEW k !ve. DISCOVESY: I i i brine I tf knpplv ( n" 'l-- 't iifil""I rll 10. l. Murlln. l l"-- Ej9 Water rt tapi's i'f "" h'lih" l"r MTnu li iw W. N. U.T bn't LaK0-- N. have known K. J. We. the and bflKive htm tor ilm hint IS iri rffi-i;all hotiinahlf i)ninitrnriiim an. I iiHunruillv aip to carrjr out any obligations niii'l' hv thii r Urm. Wh'ilmala flnirglst". Tildo rt Walitintf. Kuinnn & alarvui. Wboivaai. lino lnitftfi!. n f"1 3, 1092 II i m"iiarrh be up"n t'nr.- - l hy all Ih"i. Malta Thickly Populated. Malta Is the most thickly populate! Island in the world. It baa 1.360 peo plo to the square mile. Harbadocs has IfiH people to the square mile. Health Insurance for $75.-00- l j cuaj X 9& DIKC-C- T Z..O.M.I. n mm knowl-e(!i',e- "'Id-nigh- W. L, Douglas sco. Spanish-America- c SI OO Plng-Pon- . tvl J M ji.J , OIL - ping-pon- - H ha-o- i ''3 tti-- ' POSITIVELY CURES . , K . 'I H f l Rheumatism Neuralgia Backache Headache ' i i - 'C i I U - I , v, Feelache S i f I- All Bodily Aches po.-s- AND act-I- drureisl are tn cVm i ping-pon- (1 1,1 lll 3- I vr lntl". ftoi.l t Jinlly iill tn!on Intemntlr. Hp hlnoilanilmnooiMaurfac". 1".! im'tniwi" ni irew rrujm for ' ST. JACOBS vr ilirH-ti- Sores, Bruises, l How't Thl.T WgofforOn ItMii.lreil Dotlart reward for ant easnot I'Hiarrb llial caunol b curoU by Uall . Catnrti t'n K. J I'HKVKV k cn . Prop.. Toledo. Oi or t!i 9$ Type cf Western Woman. Mrs. Alice B. Gossage of Rapid City, S. D., is a type of western energy and pluck. She ran edit and print a newspaper, and has frequently shouldered the work of the Rapid City Daily Journal, which her husband adits. She Is an expert typesetter, and as a writer has a crisp, epigrammatic style. She Is also a fine cook, an active worker in the Women's Christian Temperance union, vice president of the Current Events club io her city aad for nearly twenty years has been primary Sunday tchoel superintendent of Rapid City. One Good f iwmphshed. " met your wife yest.'rday. How W "Yes. well she is looking'." have been expecting b"r rich aunt to 'Ah." Of visit t; this summer." course, I don't mean that expecting her aunt has L.ade my wife look ao well, but It has kept her from going awny anywhere for a rest." Record Herald. Oieni-- rli'ftii'1 rur" "rl P... l,,,n,f tMlM''UHI'l lUMftin IlL&. Dr.H H ORiiB IS0.1S.SaxK.AUuta,0 i r.rT-STf- " r v EX1 Great Composer Explains Necessity ol Finishing Improvisation. r The duke of one Invited John Sebastian Bach to attend a dinner at the palace. Before the guests sat down to the feast Bach wai asked to give an improvisation. The composer seated himself at tae harpsichord and straightway forgot all about dinner and everything else. He played so long that at last the duke touched his shoulder and said: "We are very much obliged, master, but we must not let the soup get cold." Bach sprang to his feet and followed the duke to the dining room without uttering a word. But he was scarcely eat-ewhen he sprang up, rushed back t the instrument like one demented, struck a few chords and returned to the dining room, evidently feeling much better. "I beg pardon, your highness," he said, "but you Interrupted me in a series of chorda and arpeggios on the dominant seventh and I could not feel at ease until they were resolved into the tonic. It is at if you had snatched a glass of water from the lips of a man dying of thirst. Now I have drunk the class eut aad am content." Chi-cat- t 3 1 t Powder forChUdrem BucceRsfully nsel by Mother Gray, oars. In the Children's Home in New York. Cares Bnd Rtomach, Tee'hing orders, move and regulate the lloweli and Uontroy Worms, Over 80,000 testimonials. At all drv.EriK !;a Sample FliEK. 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