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THE REALM OF FASHION
WHAT TO WJBA& AMD HOW TO
XAKR IT-
A fntty Drtn For a Olrl B.lwe.u Bight
■ad Tan - Oth«r RofUlUn.
ICTORKO her* le a
vary pretty little
dreaa for a child of
* to 10. It may be
made up in almost
any material. You
finish the skirt in
front with bands of
embroidery. There
is also an embroid
ered plastron and
collar. The plastron
is framed with fold
ed braces and the
belt is also mads in
the same style
While simplicity
should always be
the key note in
fashions for chil
dren, for nothin*
looks more ridicu-
* fagTtv cmt.n's mutes. Ions than an over
dressed child, yet if tastefully applied and
the tones be kept quiet and subdued, a ocr.
h RTAMPRl. rort.Asn,
tain amount of garniture is always to be
oemmended. For summer costumes, how
ever, all appoaratice of heaviness, all over
weight affects should be carefully avoided.
Above all things should a child's .ostumes
be In strictest harmony with tts coloring.
Soft tints should be chosen, snob as melt
Into the pink and white of the complexion,
matoh the soft golden of the hair or the sky
blue of the eyes.
Nothing (Mil lie prettiei than a slumped
foulard for a young person, end nothing
more appropriate Tnc sttmmo.t wear. The
illustration pictures httch a gown, 't to skill
has three ruffles ttisda of litas stripes. Th
charming little giilpuro llgrro is outlined
with ribbons set oft with it double bow, as
indicated. It is exactly the same si tlie
hack. There is also a ribbon halt, tlie
sleeves carrying out the same scheme of
garniture. The Kton jacket has developed
intobneof the rages of the moment, hut.
very few of these garments are Kton except
in name. The true Kton has small close
sleeves, and khonld invariably be worn with
the mothera should he careful not to make
choice of large flower* for garniture, eo that
the child may not seem to he wearing her
big aistere hat In the illustration it given
a very good example of a becoming bat for
a little mis*—a yellow straw ornamented
with a garland of daisies and bows of straw-
colnrod ribbon. Certain flowers have a
young look about them when full blown,
and they aro the ones to make choice of for
children's hat*. All wild flowers go Well
with youthful faces and are particularly
becoming for such as have the wild wool-
land air about them. No one would think
of getting orchids or peonies or tuli|>s or
popples or tiger-lilies on a child's hat. Would
not daisies or heather or wijd rosea or forget-
me-nots or pansios or apple-blossoms bo
moro appropriate.' A very becoming bit of
headgear for some children is the wide
brimmed fancy straw with a Sicilian crown,
which is of silk or woolen stuff, striped
something like a liberty cap and has a
silk tassel that falls gracefully over the
brim.
I.ong skirts of ths Kate Greenaway styl*
should betmed with great discretion even in
cold w eather Such gowns ere really not
fitted for walking purposes st all, and
many s cold gets its first lex* ns in stiff
slid awkward carriage by being rolled up in
these so called picturesque costumes. Kvery
hi Id in good health has far more vitality
than lie nr sin- lias any use for. and if must
lie worked off in swift motions and semi-
lioisteriona play, the limbs, particularly, br
ing left free and untrammeled. Kliort
t-kirls, therefore, should tie the rule as Ihe
warm weather comes on, and gowns should
tie straight and lootte mid not loaded down
with heavy sashes. Wry pretty effects are
attained hv trimming Hie akirl nnd cliffs
with hands of velvet ribbon of a darker
shade than tlio dreaa, Hie ribbon also being
used to stii ill Into the yoke You will find a
charmingly picturesque little (ro'-u reprn
tented in the illustration, it may be made
PEOPLE'S PARTY PLATFORM.
ppaptsFar for i tin r nr apn
a elssvsless vest, for if you make i's sleeves
Urjre enough to ro over an e-dinary gown,
you have no longer an Kton coat. The true
Kton has tailor made turn-down collar and
lapels. Nor should it ever be made use of
as a wrap for muffling up purposes This is
ridiculous The correct summer girl never
makes such a mistake Her Eton coat is
merely a separate bodice which she wears
over different vests and matches her skirts,
while the vests run in different materials
The coat must fit the figure snugly To do
this the vests should have long openings for
the straps to pass through
In the illustration is a charming toilet for
• Katurdav night hop. whicn msy be made
up in any filmy, gaury material the cut
out being trimmed with lace, as shown The
ribbon corselet ends at the side seams
At the hack there is a Watteau bow with
long ends if made up in pale blue a pa?
sementerie band of silver crosses the bust
and meet* at the hack under the bow The
Ir.ced £\viss belt is a very pretty novelty in
leather of various colors At the back and
front, the two pointed edges are laced with
a silk cord On each side there is a buckle
This belt goes with silk vests and blouse*,
so much worn at summer resort*. The
Wiuf cord «hould b* tied at the ho»tom
in the uaj- of headgear for little heads
child’s gowk.
up in various materials, but more appropri
ately in crepon, silk or printed goods The
blouse and tight sleeves should be of plain
goods. The particular charm of the costume
lies in the original use made of a fichu ef
fect. You get here a back view of it, show
ing how it discloses a round yoke. In front
the two ends cross and termina • on the
shoulders, where the ends hook. There is a
straight ruehed collar. The upper sleeves
are mndo very full and are gathered on the
tight sleeve at the elbow.
NEWSY "GLEANINGS.
Th* plague is raging in Persia.
, Italy has twenty-two crematories.
Disastrous floods prevail in Japan.
| Tub cranberry crop promises to he large.
Thr British Parliament is to meet, August
4th.
Arti-Chrmtian troubles in Chinn con
tinue.
Mount ACtna’b eruption continues to in
crease.
Yellow fever is raging in Vera Crus,
Mexico.
Hbavy rains have delayed farming in
Canada.
The cholera epidemic is spreading
throughout Europe.
A hio wheat crop is expected in North
mul South Dakota this ecahon.
New Mexico in enjoying the first rainy
season it has had in four years.
In Arkansas over U38S farms have been
inundated, causing a loss of $10,000,000.
The New York Arion Hoeietv is meeting
with brilliant sucoassFB in Germany ana
Austria.
The pack of fruits and vegetables in
Maryland this season will be far below the
average.
Thehe is quite a rush of pooplo luto t.he
Southern Ntates who have n few thousand
dollars to invest.
The latest issue of Trow’s New York City
Directory, just out, gives that city « popu
lation of 1.661,540.
Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany succeeded
in catchiug a whale fifty-four feet, long off
the coast of Norway.
The starvation of thousands in the
drought district of Mexico is avoided only
by Government aid.
During the second quarter of this year
there were organized in the South 7rtl new
Industrial eu ter prises.
Italy is much exercised over the scarcity
of fractional silver currency and is trying to
stop its purchase and exportation.
Heven counties of Northern Texas have
refused marriage license to a boy of sixteen
and a widow of forty who has thirteen chil
dren.
The Papal encyclical of the Columbus
celebrations directs that on October 13th
the Mass of the Trinity be celebrated in the
Catholic churches of opaiu, Italy and Amer
ica in honor of Columbus.
Thehe is much speculation in Washington
just now over the statement that the Wash
ington Monuments 665 feet high and fifty
feet square at the base, is perceptibly inclin
ing irora the perpendicular.
At the funeral feast, of Ya-ten-e ouitz in
Oregon, the wife of the dead Umatilla chief
distributed eighty-t wo ponies, fifty shirts,
100 blankets aucf a number of pipes aud
beaded articles among the Indians and others
who attended. Fully ttuO Indians were
feasted on a free dinner.
In the northern part of West Australia
farmers have to stand by and see then-
flocks dying for want of 'food and water
The sheep actually eat soil tonllay the paugs
of hunger, which only hastens their death.
The settlers are virtually beggared, with
nothing but poverty staring them in th*
face.
The furion* ltlavk Hare.
The lepus insuUris or black hare is an
interesting discovert. It is found only
on the island of Kspiritu Santo. It a
pears to have been insulate I from the
maiulaud by some remote geologic
change, and by the process of evolution
has acquired it6 peculiarities, as it differs
from any varieties found else vhere. It
is very large aud lives among black vol
canic rocks, which may have caused its
change in color to nearly black. There
me many varieties, species and genera
re ^resented 'in the collection, and several
* pec ; mens of each variety are takrn to
show variations.—San Francisco VJuron
ids*
A Declaration of Principles Differing
From All Other Parties.
,: A senibled on the 116th onniverse*y of
the Dmdaraffon of lud' pendonce. the Peo
ple's party of Amorlca, in their first nation
al convention, invoking on their action the
blessing of Almighty G'»d, puts forth In the
name Hiil on behalf of the people of this
country the following preamble and declara-
t'on of principle*:
“The conditions which surround us beet
Justify our co-operation; we meet in the
midst of a nation brought to the verge of
moral, political and material ruin. Corrup
tion douinat^ the ballot box, the legisla
tures, ihe congreset s, and touches oven the
ermine of the o*nch. The people ere deuior-
al 7. d. M'Nt of the States have t een com
pelled to protect voters at the polling place
to prevent universal Intimidation or bribery.
The newspa ein are lorgely subsidized or
muzzled, public opinion is silenced, business
I<« prostrated, our homos are covered with
mortgugee, Jnbor la impoverished, and he
land is concentrating in the hands of capital
ists. Urban workmen aro de nied the right
of organiz tion for self-protection. Import
ed pauperized labor bents down th*ir wage?.
A hireling standing army, unretognlraaby
our laws, is estnM shed to thoot them down,
and they are rapidly degenerating into Eu
ropean conditions. The fruits of the toil of
millions are I oliily stolen to build up for a
fewcol'fttal fortunes unprecedented in the
history of mankind, end 1 he possessors of
these in turn despise the republic and endan
ger liberty. From the same prolific womb of
governmental Injustice we breed the two
great classes—tramps and millionaires.
A VAKT CONHPinAOY.
“The national power to create money is
npnrop fated to eniich bondholders; a vast,
public debt, payable in legal tender cur
rency, has been funded into gold bearing
bonds, thereby adding millions to the bur
dens of the people. Milver, which has been
accepted as coin sinew the dawn of history,
has been demonetized to aid to the purchas
ing power of gold bv decreasing (he value of
all f trim of property, hh wells* human la
bor, and the »up[ly of currency i« purposely
abridged to fallen u*u era, bankrupt enter*
p lie, and enslave industry. A vast, con
spiracy agaiiiKl mankind has been organized
i n two continents, and it is rapidly taking
\ osfiesslon of the world If not met and
overthrown it forebodes terrible social con
minions, the destruction of civilization, or
tint establishment, of absolute despotism.
THE OLD I’ARTfKH RESPONSIBLE.
'We have witnessed for more than a quarter
of a century the struggles of the two gient
political parties for power and plunder,
whi e grievous wrongs have been Inmcted on
ihe Miffrilng peeple. We charge that the
control! »g influences dominating both th<se
parties have | ormitted the existing dreadful
conditions to develop without effort to pre
vent < r restrain them Neither do they now
nromiit us any substantial re orm 1 hey
nave agreed together to ignore in th •* coming
-••mpnign oveiy issue but one. They proper e
to drown the outcries of a plundered people
with the unroi r ef a sham b t'le over the
tariff, ho that capitalists, corporations, na
tional hanks, rings, trust?, watered stock, the
demonetization of silver and the oppression?
of the u-urers may ell bo lost sight of.”
“They propose to sacrifice our homes, live*
arid children on the altar ofmarnm .n, to de
stroy the multitude in order to secure cor
• upiion funds from the millionarits.
THIRD PARTY PURPOSES.
'Assembled on the anniversary of the
birthday of the nation and filled with the
spirit of the graud chief who established our
iidependenco, we eeek to restore tho govern
ment nf the Republic to the hands of tlr
•plain people,’ with which clafs it originat 'd.
\Vo assert our purpos sto be iden'ical with
the purposes of the national comtitution—tr
form a more perfoct union and establish jus
lice, insure dciuostio trnnqu lily, provide for
i ho common defence promote the general
« el faro, and secure the blessings ofliberty
for ourselves and our posterity. Wo declare
that this republic can only endure as <t fret
government while built upon the love of thi
whole people for each other and for the na
tion; that It C iimotbo pi.mc<l together by
bayonet*; tbnt the civil war is over, and the
passion and resentment which grew out of it
must die with it, and that we rauat.to In
fact, as we are in name, one united brother
hood.
CONDITIONS UNPRECEDENTED
“Our country finds itself confronted by
c editions for which there is no precedent In
the hisb ry of the wadd. Our anoual agri
cultural productions amount to billious ol
dollnrs in value, which must within a ft w
weeks or mouths be exchanged for billions ol
(tailors in commodities consumed in thoii
production. The existing currency tupply fo
wholly inadequate to make thin exchanged
The mulls are falling prices, the formation
of combines and rings, the impoverishment
of the producing class. We pledge ourselvet
that if given power we will labor to correct
thtse evils by wise and roatonable legi«Ution
in accordance with the terms of our platform.
GOVERNMENTAL POWERS SHOULD BE EXPAND
''We believe that the powers of govern
ment—in other words, of the people—should
bo « xpauded (as in the case of the postal ser
vice) as rapidly and as far as the good sens*
of an intelligent people and the tear* lugs ol
t'rovidencc shall justify, to the end that op
prtHsiou, Injustice and poverty shall eventu
ally cottFO In the land. While our sympa
tines as a party of reform are naturally upon
the side or every proposition which will tend
t» make men intelligent, virtuous and tem
perate, we nev'i * holes* regard the.,e ques
tions important ms they are—as secondary
to the great Ism •* now pressing for solution
and up » which not only our individual
i roq erity. hut the very existence of free in-
{dilutions depend; ami we ask all men to
first; help us to determine whether we are to
have a republic to administer before we dif
fer as to the conditions on w hich it is to be
administered.
THE PLATFORM DRAPER.
“Believing that the forces of reform this
day organized will never cease to move for
ward until every wrong isrighted, and equal
light* and equal privileges are se m\ ly vstnb
limed for all the men and women of thit
country, we declare, therefore—
"First. That, the union of the labor force*
of the United States this din roommmated
‘■hall lie permanent and pM |» «U‘*l. May its
spirit inter into all heail- for the salvation
of the republic and aid in the uplifting of
mankind.
"See >nd. Wealth belongs to him who
crontes it. and i-veiy dd'iir taken from In
dustry without an equivalent is a robbery.
'If any will not. work neither shall he rat.'
The interests of rural and civic labor are th<
same; th*ir enemiet are identical.
“Third. We believe that the time ha?
come when the railroad corporation* will
• it her own the peop'e or the people must own
the railroads, and should the government
enter ou the work of owning and managing
all railroads we should favor an nnieudmenl
to the Const tution by which all persons to*
g ged in the service should be placed undei
ei"ibs'.i vice regulations » r 1m* most ruck
character, so as to prevent the inettraeof
the power of the national administration by
the use of such additional government wn
ployees.
THE MONET PLANK.
“Fourth. We demand a national curre cy.
safe, sound, and flexible, issued by t he general
government only, « full legal-tender for ad
debts, public and pri\ate. and that without
the use of banking corporations, a just, equi
table, and efficient means of distribution
direct to the people at a tax not to axcted-2
per cent, per annum be provided, asset forth
in the sub-Treasury plan of the Farmers’
Alliance, or a bette.- s> stem ,also by payments
in the discharge of its obligations for public
improvement*
FREE 6II.VBB.
‘A. We demand the free and unlimited
coinAfc* of silver ana gold at toe present
legal ratio of 16 to 1.
"B. We demand that the amount of the
circulating medium be speedily increased to
not less than $60 p?>’ capita.
“C. We demand a graduated income tax
“D. We believe .that the money of the
country should be kept os much as pots’ble in
the hands of the people, and hence we
demand that all 8t<i e and national revenues
shall be limited to th-* "• cces-ary expenses of
the government, ecu ideally and honestly
administered.
"K. We demand that postal savings b inks
be established »>y the government for the *af«
deposit of the people and to facilitate ex
change. Transportstiou hem ; n means of
exchange and a public necessity, the govern
msot would own and operate tbs railroads
in tb« Inters*’* of th# paoplt. . 4 ,
•*F The telegraph and telsphons, Ilka ths
poBtofflce system, being a necaortty for the
transmission of news, should be owned and
operated br the government in the Interest
of the people. .. . ,
“G. The land, including all the natural
sources of wealth Is the heritage of the peop’e
and should not be monopolized for speculative
purposes, and alien ownership of landshould
be prohibited. All lands now held bv rail
roads and other corporations In excess of their
actual needs, and lands now owned by aliens,
should be reclaimed and bald for actual
settlers only* 17
THE LABOR WOSLD,
MmuroaotMty b InnnMilii,
Aiimtu. ha* 60,000 China*. taua4rym*o.
Eastexk cotton mill* bar* *dr*ne*4
Wf.^es.
P.truuMS building oocttan*, at • vtry
low obb.
^ Tnic XngHah'jwy ol a rolltr In iron mill*
KLioTato light* har* jo*tb**n pot In ser-
•ml Pannqrlranla ooal miaw.
NoM-wmon man are c*ll*d “iluihar*" la
wwttern part* ol thl» oonntrf.
Hail *tr*igkt*n*n earn tan dollar, a day
nnrler the Amalgamated *oaia.
Tr*«i ar* 1.808^400 domeetlo aarrant* in
England, of whom 1,850,000 ara'womao.
The Knights ol Labor at AgHa,. Penn.,
hnve built a hall of their own, Mating
*10,000.
Cnmian laboran ar* to be imported into
Africa to iaaoh the native* how tootuttvati
tobacco.
A araoiAi. room In the Hahnapiann Hp*.
pttal of Haw York City Is fltM up fof tick
saleswomen.
Th* American Flint Glass Wc
Union baa * membership of MOO
Otto in its treasury.
Heameis are very soaro* la Quebec, Chn-
n'ln. and bounties of five and ton dollar* *T*
paid for eaoh man.
Neablt all tba Boutbern
ou full time, and businaee le
throughout th* South gmtnlly,
U. S. HonaBT died in San Frs
'.Jo other day, worth *4,0001,000.
vaa a carman la a min*, earning
(are a day.
It is estimated that thi
arenito-outtore and the
Now York City during'th*
cost *885,000.
Harvest hands an eo
Tounty, Keneasi that the
the railway station* and go'
t> ilns seeking laborers.
The clerk* in the banks of Daev*r k XM.,
J-.intly own a cottage in tin Rooky Ifoun-
i> m,, where they all pass their vacations,
r biK it in detaonmeet* daring th**ammer.
Thrrb are 800,000 woman.,imgaged iq in
f lnstral pursuits in M«ssaoll
ng twenty different oeoupal
con tags being domwtto and
beri
In*.
Kt.ECTRioiAMa are very busy dedgntag
- • adMtle*
number
bebuflt
this fall.
The Secretary of the United State* Trees
jury estimates that It will cost *89,000 to ear-
Irv out Hie recently enacted law
ItUIrfcy days’ vacation to all .1
the Bureau of Sngraving
FEOMINEfl
Tol Pope can ei
French perfectly.
Euoen* K.SM.V,
PEOPLE.
ngllsh, German and
Euoehe Keu.t, thd New York banker,
lias been deoorated by tllie Pop*.
Prince Birmaro* ea,ye he nsverknsw th*
rnuse of his dl.mie^tl (rbtn offlee.
Henator HBFPgjt, Kansas, lovee ohil-
roe them gamboling
, she Prohibition
is six fast and
has re-
Justice
idor, it a
duty at <
,000 tor 800
recently—th*
that city.
of tii* famous
ter, and
Pennsyl-
hae purchased
_ i terraoe, Lon
by George IV.
An Bngllsh paper says that "shortened
honeymoons appears to be in vogue.”
Tbs Ladles.
Ths pleasant effect and perfect safety with
which ladles may use the California liquid
laxative. Syrup of Ftga, under all conditions,
makes it their favorite remedy. To get the
true and genuine arl cl* look for the name of
the California Fig Syrup Co., printed near the
bottom of the package.
Tan Bostons lank the weight and ftrength
for a hard tight
The Only *is *v.r Feinted,
can you rum mi wobdF
These is a 8 Inch display advertisement In
this paper, this week, which has no two worde
alike except one word. The earns Is true of
eaoh new one appearing eaoh week, from The
Dr. Harter Medicine Co. This house places a
“Creeccnt” on everything they make and pub
lish. Look for It, eend them the namo of the
word and they will return you buoe. bsaoti-
vui, hthoouaph* or samples rata
William Astob Chajtleb. of New York
I* going to Afrioa on an exploring expedi
tion, with an army of 200 men.
■lew’s This f
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any ciao of catarrh that cannot be cured by
takingHaU's Catarrh Curs.
F. J. CnxNSV & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in ail business transAc-
ilone, and financially able to carry out any ob-
tUtations made by their firm.
wist A Tbuai, Wholesale Druggist*, Toledo.
O.
Waj.duto, Kxnna.-i A Mabtti., Wholesale
Druggist*, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure le taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucons sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Bold by ali_dntggtst*.
A roMl’ANY has been formed for the hual-
nees of Insuring burglar-proof safes.
.. nerves -
creates appetite. The best tonic forNursing
Mothers, week women end children.
A HOSPITAL for railway men is to be built
is Chicago, III.
Hr.n inn's Pn.ijt ellmillsle Hie plyailn in
Hie vsllva, remove depression, give sppelile,
and make (lie eli k well.
Core planting in portion* of Arkansas
was given up on account of the eret weather,
Bad ootton substituted.
Ir your Berk d rhes, or you ere all worn ont,
good for nothing. It is general debility.
Brown's Iron Bitters will cure you, make you
strong, rleause your liver, end give a good ap
petite tones Hie nerves.
Tee gueen of Portugal invariably sits by
her husband while he noee all his wvrk.
aches without relief from the mnnv remedies
and physician. I ried during ihst period. Brsd \
erotln^ produce* tijo mo-t -hII fm torj results'."
Tee League has sanctioned Sunday bail.
If afflicted with sore eyes ubo Dr. Isaac Thomp
son’s Kyc-water.Drugglst* sell at kSo.per bottle
Bn Kdwin Aiaiolo lt*s returned to
Japan.
drett and tieligllt,
around him.
Uene&al Ji
candidate for
wolghi 9T0psun'
Sknatoe HoaV
oently been the
Coleridge, of ~
GkebbaLf
Peunsylvenla
tnerly a China
Cocwbll, ^
Montana, am
who warn boro
Jvsnea
tliu United
mountains
Marshall
square feet t- .
largest prio* ever
John C,
Palliflnder,
wan on
vuum riot*.
William Waldo**
the mansion on Carll
don, which wae
when Prince Regent,
Mn. and Mrs. RtmsabL Harrison are
occupying the President’s Cape May (N. J,(
cotta ;e, and passing the season quietly and
eo lei'tainlng only a few guests,
Joseph Dion, the ones famous billiard
player and ex-champion of Aqurloa, le now
an inmate of the home for pauplr Insane at
Ward's Island, New York City.
Tiib late Samuel McDonald Richardson,
President of a savings bank In Baltimore,
Imd n wonderful memory of faoee. He per
sonally know and could call by name over
4fl,0()0 depositors, most of them people of
small means.
Kmanuki. Lasker, the great chess player,
who recently defeated Blackburn, the Eng
lish champion, la only twenty-four yean of
age and looks even younger. Hit face is
beardless, his speotaoled eye oool and cal
culating.
l non as Cook, founder of the "pereonaily
conducted tour" business, who has just died
in London, aged eighty four, wae totally
blind tor some years, but took great delight
In traveling, “Just to see the eights," as he
said. He traveled extensively in this ooun-
try two or three years ago.
Jorn A. Hrashdab, of Allegheny City.
Penn., the Rstronomer manufacturer of
telescopes, was once (Mtborer in one of the
Pittsburg Iron mills Hi-, talent* came to
the attention of Henry PhlUipe, the million
aire, who persuadad him to give up puddling
and devote his future to aatrooomy.
Dr, E. Foe Hai
wits formerly a
Missouri. On the . JS|
he left his borne IntendiagMb return for dim
tier, but one thing after another engaged
his attention, the flrst belbg the battle of
Doonevilley and he never saw Pattis again
until the other day.
A Great Tt-a For the Fair.
The tree selected by the Tulare Board
of Trade for exhibition at the World's
Fair stands on the land of Mrs. M. C. K.
.Shttey, oue-ltalf mile southeast of
Sutumerhome, on the summit between
North and Middle Title, about thirty-live
miles northeast of Porterville. The tree
was selected at the request of the
National World’s Fair Association. Mrs.
Shuev donates the tree as a gift. It is
said to be a magnificent specimen of
sequoia giganten, some 300 feet io
height. At the base it is 78y feet in
circumference, a-l eleven loet irom the
ground it is 83 teet in circumference.
'This gives n base diameter of 21), feet.
■The section that will be removed tor ex
hibition will be a portion thirty feet
long. This piece will be cut mto two
fifteen-foot, sections, with % natural slab
between them. This circular piece will
be 31^ feet in diameter and 16 inches
'thick. It will serve as a roof for the
lower section when hollowed and a floor
for the upper one.—Visalia (Cal. i
Times.
FOOTINE
■ X.*". Iit ilrtlKtciftlN i
B, V. M !»l.l >1 A
(4
ULCERS,
CANCERS,
SCROFULA,
SALT RHEUM,
RHEUMATISM,
BLOOD POISON.
these and every kindred disease arising
from impure blood successfully treated by
that never-failing and host of all tonics and
medicines,
SsasSsaasSSS
Books on Blood and Skin
Diseases free.
Printed test!monk Is
•pplic&t ion. Address
Swift Specific
ATLANTA. OA
,d Bkln \
sent on bpL
B 00.,
Nq
Stove Polish
BETTER DEAD
THAN ALITE.
Dutobsr’s Fly Mlsr U certain deetn. FUe* ere at
tracted to It and killed at onoe. They do not live to
get away. Uae It frealy, destroy thatr egf» and P«l
▼est reproduction. Always aak for Dutcber s and
get beat recuna.
FRED’K DUTCHES DRUG CO.,
8t. Auujia, vr.
t
Plso • Remedy fbr Catarrh Is tkR
Kaalest to TT«e. and Cbeepest
Bold by druggists or sent by mail.
Me. K. T. Hare I tine, Warren. Pa.
rt N U 30.
*
f eeeeeeeeeeeeee
purify the blood, are safe
fecteel. The txet —™
i medicine known .
Coostlpatlon, D
Breath. Headache, E —
of At>pet««. Mental t
ralsfiji Digestion, nmpl
• - ComplM -ui, Tired
ferery symptom or diaeas*. reeutttng ..
f blood, or a failure by the utomach, Uvcr c
s AgeaU Wanted! KIQHTT per ommt prefit.
HssstitiectiesssaMtiMsMMe****##*
Taj AlfRlil- bly i
.ARGUMENT.
’.‘'•Mt'ANY, o1 Jnjej City. j«. J..
iii.dtri taken t» guarantaa to
ytbwti Adieittnng patrons a total
»clrr»l«tloii for thHi various papers
method*. Uut Nl»T TUCK
th-' effort is associated with the
kind of enteiprtse thst sppear
this prospectus
raost^n^jetiloiis pjsn of J
• than ONE MILLION.
_ js an addition of to
lour present lists. It Itns been ssld
v **■'“ * ‘alf mJI"
lonths
1 Til Is means i
► subscribers I
i addition of ftoa.at
It bas been
hslf million n
months Is s V.ust-
l nvm impossibility. This is proha
I hr revenues durlnp (be
year* 'Ve can sffoid Jo
hem at least half' their
distributing Cash l'remluma
Rewards of Merit among new sub-1
arribers that the world has ever v
known. The plan or method is In <
conflict with no law against lotter- .
ies or schemes of chance. It In-1
toIvss nothing that is Illegal or im- L
mors I. It places a premium •» v
brnlnst It Is. In short, the eeiT
'of wlial Is eommendsblo,
. lihej sl end sttrsctlre.
CASH FOR
RAIN
\jFor CORRECT ANSWERS tv ANT ONE ot tht following Ton Word RnMIos the American1
1 Puhhehing Company will pay Ihe following f
CASH REWARDS
For s correct answer
snswet to any ||| word. SI
answer to any fv| aotds. Si
answer to any THRIC words,
answer to any ||CUt words,
words.
i&O.Ofl Foraeonert si
STft.ffO For a correct s
Sioo.oo I For a correct s
Sltb.oa | For aconect s.
iw#n to any SCVCN words. #K»
swer to any II0HT woids, ##00 «a \
*w*r to any SINE words. f
er tosll oftll« TIE words, S8b<>.<
1 As SPECIAL CRAND REWARDS we will Pay in Cash:'
, For the FIRST correct ana wer to ALL of the entire Ten words, SS.OOOl
D REWA
swer to ALL of the entire Ten words, S6.G
| For the SECOND correct answer to ALL of the entire Ten worde, 83,00
. For the THIRD correct answer to ALL of the entire Ten words, $2,0003
1 Here are the Ten Word-Riddles-Can You Solve Any of Them ? I
A Veteran
Mr. Joseph Hem
merich, 1 K. noth 8t.,
N. Y. City, in 1862, at the
battle of Fair Oeke, was
etricken with Typhoid
Fever, and after a long
struggle in hospitals, was
discharged as incurable
with Consumption.
I He hen lately taken
Joe. Hemmerieh. Hood's Sarsaparilla, Is in
good health, and cordially rocommends
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA as a genera!
pTooapurifier an atonic medunn*, espe< l»!
I, to hia comrades in tne u. A. H.
HOOD’S PILLS are hand made, and per
fect in composition, proportion, appearance.
Advice to Womex
If you would protect vourself
from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Men
struation you must use
BRADFIELD’S
FLMALE
REGULATOR
CartersviLLm April M, 18M.
Tbln rrlU certify that two members of mf
Immediate family, after haying suffered for
S ears from l*leiifttru*l Irregularity*
elng treated without benefit by physlctano,
weroat length completely cured by one bottle
of Brndflcld’a Friunle Rcanlator. Its
effect Is truly wonderful. J. w. sStbanoE.
BRADFICLD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA. OA
MOB HA Lit Jtr ALL DU UQQIBTB*
ME <f 1 11 K ! n> will
^^rlcli mil ttndfvInM with coal. Well adapted for
I'oultrv,Vegetables, Fruit. ^0,000 oeres land*, lots
«. nil iilntoau tnwu- ( T VI ftV.lt I.ANI> PLA-
TKAr I.\NI> OFFK'K, Konlln P. llnl- i
berf I’lilb. Ter- 1
[ArtialloMmaI FC N CJCSU
— CauJecose aaJ*XeC»e-^j
thfrHtMrnl.IV. tou.nJWo.
DRRTR0Y8 TH* ODOR OK
nil- Feel or A rmplta au-i
( urea the Disease* Price
j l Send for lestlmonlaliL
I’ll., 8wntuon, Ohio.
B-rn--
A NAME MADE FAMIUAP HY CHEAT ADVERT!* i
INC TO EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD WHO If AN 1
EVUt VISITED A CIRCUS 1
-©a-ty
A CBARNRIO QUALITY "WHEN PoSSESSFr BY 1
WOMEN. THAT ATTHACTB ‘.HE ADMIRATION .ilbl
OFTEN WINS THE LOVE OF MEN |
WAS NOT CONSIDERED DESIltATILE AT THE i
MINNEAPOLIS NATIONAL LEI'PPLICAK CON' EN- k
TION BY A MAJORITY OF 111E DKLEOATEfl. fl
U -le
SERVED TO DEFEAT JAMES O BLAINE TOR THE k
PRESIDENC Y IN 18M 1
! 5 | - Ol
THAT WHICH YOU CAN SECURE TO TI1E AMOUNT A
OF SS.OSO IF YOU WIN THE MUST PRIZE HEREIN 1
OFFERED. \
M-r-ss
THAR WHICH WOMEN KKOW HOW TO WEAR TO §
BETTER ADVANTAGE THAN MOST ME* 1
-i-ht
BONEtlltKB WHICH JOHN I,. flt T l,LI\ AN , i 'nBUTT. k
JACKSON, SLAVIK Ail) OIHLIi HIO l'L'Gl" "VL'I
EXCEL IK' '
-ar-i--n
OCCUPIES THE MOST RESPOVStf i V. AND FORE- k
MOST POSITION CONNECTED ' '711 fl IK GOVERN-1
Rent and protection of i iil people against 1
lOltElON OR HOSTILE NATIONS ,
• 9 -ict--e
THAT WHICH PLEASES OR 8A1ISFIES TUP ID K. fl
AND WHICH, IF ARTISTICALLY EXECUTED. At 1
TRAfTIB THE Ail ENTION AND EXCITES TIIK »n A
MIRATION OF LOVER* OF THE BEAUill UL <
|oQu-e-Vie—
PROBABLY CONSIDERED OK GREATER CONSE- 4
QUKNCE AND MORE SOUGHT A H ER HY THE IDLE, 1
IXCLUSIVE AND TITLED ENGLISH NOBILITY THAN Z
BY T!iE AVERAGE BUSY. HUSfMNG AMERICAN.
1 Explanation.
4WC.I Middle a U» l*e f«'»ind complete. EXAM PI.E
this c» st the oiiiiuetl kttere air* o and a, snd when
tlslly spelled words Indicates the elissnreof a reitd’il
rttett are supplied the original word sehoCM to totm\
H- r—•. something erei->- funner shouiti pt*6NW* In 4
properly inserted the completed word i* House. .
a F WARDS P a,d ,n cash the VERY DAY
Xv.aW mm aaanswer Is found to he correct.
m h StlAwsf will be numbered as received, to be examined in the order of lie number,
ivtit-n found correct a New York Certified Bank (’beck foi
ltd such correct answer secures will be sent the VEItX DAY
Raid
f In rush j you are uot confined to any par
fcttc’flar word-auy one of the entire ten will
, blink \ ou rt 1f‘‘IO cash reward-while if you arS
| brtgnt enough losolve more thnn one your reward
■ will lx* tn< leased In proportion from *30 to
S i50. Also remember that you do not have to be
ret, or Iasi with your answer. KVERY
kcorreet answer far even n alnsle R«Td
* »h reward.
i splendid c
The Only Condition.
iTbeobJect of this ex*ranrd!nary offer is. of course,
f to secure Subscribers at once and In large mun-
. hers. We therefore require that 90 cents for •
. year’s subscription to norne one of our papers
ktdisll beremltte*] with every answer. We publish
■ four great papers: The American Fireside.
rThe American Homestead, The Anirri-
► can Household Jonrnnl. and The Amrri-
kran Cottage Home. Name your choice of an v
lone of the four—they are nil the same price. She.
la year. If you send nnewer* to more than one
r word you most send a separate name and Wc. for
* every word yon answer. Thus, if you send
k answers to two words, i-end an extra name he-
■ sides youi own and |1, and so on -one name and
yWc. fo a year’s nulwcrlptlon for each word
? oii answer. The total nmount of cash rewards
lint rou ret'clve for correct answers can be dt-
|video pro rata among the list, or yoa can keep It
or __ ...
for the Tull amount of whateve
Y the award 1b made.
S I, Just as you arrange hem con yourself /!«di
use whose names you tend. In every easel
era will pay the full amount ol the re-T
wird far correct answers to the person <
who sends the unmet.
jkT
a reward even If correct.
Protection, ts^’ne, 'iZSTn? *£%?.
ance of Irregularity «r coUuuloi , n . opy of the
original ten words selected Io make up the
above Word-Riddle* Is deposited with Mr. C. P.
SMITH, Superintendent or the ,fer«»y city Police
Oeporiment, under »enl t «'*l»ei'|)eni d December
31,1802, In the uresenreof w It nrf^c«. after this con
test clones. The complete list will bo printed In
full in the January iseues of our four jiaperg, so!
that all who ha vc not received rewarde r:,r correct
answers will knmv wherein tliey foiled. This
method of protection !•* due *ob1I « onoerr.ed, n nd
nhaolntcly nreventa everything that i$
not wholly honest and fnir to every enb-f
acrlber.
answer at once.
The greatest degree at natural cold
ever known was seventy-six degrees i,e-
low xero Fahrenheit; a mixture n.‘ tar-
hon, bisulphide and nitrous aciii will
I run the same thermo ve:er« down to w iKt
would be equal to 22D degrees ije.w *
tofO’
‘August
Flowor’
I used August nwer for Lose oi
vitality and geueial debility. Aftei
taking two bottles I ained 6q lbs. |
I have sold more of your August ;
Flower since I have been in business j
than any other medicine I ever kept, j
Mr. Peter Zinville says he was mad* !
a new man by the use of August ;
Flower, recommended by me. I j
have hundreds tell me that August
Flower has done them mora good
than any other medicine they ever
took. Georgb W. Dyb, Sardis,
Mason Co., Ky. •
THE
ONLY TRUE
IRON
TONIC
Will purify BLOOD, rovulxtt
KIDNEYS, remove LIVE®
disorder, build strength, renew
"jpetite, restore health and
vigor oryouth. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, thattlrea feel*
lng:absolutely eradicated.
Illnd brlghteued, brain
. power Increased,
bon?s, nerves, mus
cles, receive uew force
i suffering from complaints ne-
| collar to their sex, using It. find
» a safe, speedy cure. Returns
LHon.'-J, F. KELLY, Treas., Jersey City, N. J-
LOVELl DIAMOND CYCLES
For Ladles and Cents. 8lx styles
Pneumatic Cushion and Solid Tires,
Dijrrrod F»$rce Stee Orop Fergtng*. Sttwl
* Tubing gdj'JSttbla Ball BffD'ings »n all running .
r- 'udTg Pedsls S'jspffnnon Saddle.
: Strictly HIGH GUM'" in Every Particular.
R,e4 6 rent" In ,l,nir« for nur 100 n»,elllu»lrilfe
Rfed 6 rent* In for our 100-p»,eillu*lr»lf« r»U-
ei, ,|,,. fr'k,. | lore* "f He*,. Hitt-. Rfrolrer,. Sporllee liood,. -fe.^
JOHN P. LOVELL ARMS CO.,Mfrs., 14f Washington S' .BOSTON, M»8S
T'Fl Pf'UAPUV IVe leach tiilwr hici place \
1 riLIllTiliirn I largest School in the south.
NEN01 A. new C'ataloeue. Coith A 1
SHORTHAND
S**n«l
'GINBMI. GEORGIA.
■ riUfl.-Urwsrp of dcolerssnh-
Itutinc mIiocs without \V. I,. Douglas
*c price Ntr.niprd on bottom.
fraudulent i
mining money
W. L.
$3 SHOE
FOR
ennlne newe
GENTLEMH*.
i *k«»e that will not rip i fins Calf,
ds, flexible,mor« roinfortaul*, stylists
| and durablo than any otbnr shoo ever so!:! at the price.
1 Equals custom made ahoci costing from $t to *5.
The only $.*1.00 Shoe mndo with two complete
soles* securely sewed at tne outside edgo (ns shown In eot),
i which gives doaMe the wear of cheap welt shoes sold at the
same price, tor sochecsllr rip, hatlur only one solo sotrad
Lo a narrow strip of leather on the edge, and when on••
worn through are worthless.
The two sftleaffi.neW.il* DOUGLAS $.T.Off ffioo
when worn through ••an be repaired as many times as
Wise/ will oeTerrlporltXMiea from t no upper,
desiring to ecOfto
• tuper'er qaaUtiee
rrlp
fo©
Should ronsl'
lasers of foot'v. ar desiring
_ i —, ..tic, 5|iurii i cure. nuiui
rose bloom ou cheeks,beautifies Comjslexio
bold everywhere. All genuine goods beat
% ‘( % r«sceut*" bend us*<f cent stamp for 32-psgs
rsmphlet. 0 ^
0«. HASTIfl MC0ICIWI 0W„ It* ktvts, «fv
haring Ouly'st.pi'.irA!;t:<-- to coatm*B'i
them- W. I., Dili Cl,Aw .nss’s
• i and S3 Kina Calf. Hand
Sowei! 1CI.31I Fullce and Fart*-
r.SjjjTOrinoCalf, $^dl5
and $2.00 Wbrkinsmen*.
Hor-I* $‘2.P0 and Yonth**
91.79 School Shoea;Ladjaa*
$3-00 Hand Sewed^ « J.SOj
Beat Doofola,
the same, hia
. .Will xt.e txditW, aalata ehe. .nd imrii merchant, wk.