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“A Yml ot Rose*.” One of the rornlar T-eiutings at the New York /onr>ny of lieelirn was a yard-lone panel < f Hoses. A c ow.l was always before it. One an critic eic.aitue 1, “auch a bit ot nature should belong to all the people.it ii toobeautil'il for one mm to bide away.” The Lot tin's Companion, of Boston, seized the idea, and spent twenty thonsanl doilirs to reprodue the painting, .'he result has been a triumpo of artistic delicacy an i color. The Omnani-in makes an autumn gift of this copy of the paintin: to each of its five hundred thousand subscribers. Any others who may subscribe n >w for the irst ti n% an l request it, w.ll i eaei ve "i'ue isr I i# Hoses,* without extra charge while the e litiou lasts. Besides the gift of this oea itlf il plot ire all nsw siibscruiers will receive The Como tatou free fro u the ti ue the übscription is receive 1 till January rir-t.ine.u ling the l'hanasgivin ; and flbristmts Double Num >ers,an 1 tor a fu i year fro u tuat data, me price of Ihe Com lianion is <l..'sa year. Every tamily shou.d take this hrightest and best of Hi ttstraieJ .iterary papers in addition to its oeal > a -t-r Net a Local Disease Because Catarrh affects your head. It Is not there- Core a local dhc&w. If It did uot exist In your blood, It could not manifest Itself In your nose. blood now in your brain Is before you finish reading this article, back In your heart again and soon distributed to your liver, stomach, kidneys, and so on. What, ever impurities the blood does not carry away, cause what we call diseases. Therefore, when you have Catarrh . muff or other lohalant can at most give only tem. porary relief. The only way to effect a cure Is to attack the disease In the blood, by tuklng a constltu' tlonal remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which elimi nates all Impurities and thus permanently cures Catarrh. The success of Hood’s Sarsaoarilla Asa remedy for Catarrh ts vouched for by many ' people It has cured N. ft. Re sure tn get Hood’s. “MOTHERS’ FRIEND” To Young —. Mothers Makes Child Birth Easy. Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Endorsed by the Leading Physicians. Book to “Mothers”mailed. FREE. BRADFIELD PECULATOR CO. ATLANTA, BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. “German Syrup” Here is an incident from the South —Mississippi, written in April, 1890, just after the Grippe had visited that country, “lam a fanner, one of those who have to rise early and work late. At the beginning of last Winter I was on a trip to the City of Vicksburg, Miss.,where I got well drenched in a shower of rain. I went home and was soon after seized w r ith a dry, hacking cough. This grew worse every day, until I had to seek relief. I consulted Dr. Dixon who has since died, and he told me to get a bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. Meantime my cough grew worse and worse and then the Grippe came along and I caught that also very severely. My condition then compelled me to do something. I got two bottles of German Syrup. I began using them, and before taking much of the second bottle, I was entirely clear of the Cough that had bung to me so long, the Grippe, and all its bad effects. I felt tip-top and have felt that way ever since.” Peter J.Briaes, Jr., Cayuga, Hines Cos., Miss. @ THE SMALLEST PILL IN THE WORLD! TXJTT’S TINY LIVER PILLS 1 have all the vlrtuogoftlie larger ones;, 'equally effective; purely vegetable.! Exact size shown in this border. 8 8 Cured without tha knitn, and Ilf 8 fci with •■nt del' tirioti tr in b minosa. W* H I P* m Cure UtiHiantrJeh. ALL DISfcIASKS 1 11. 8 M ■ F THE Reel M A . ■ ■■■ dlsetlMfc* o; ly*‘ tiENITO-UKINMiT ORGANS. B**h <! r* tMie c*h U*n ult it on fro. &*>nri fr Pamph et OR! (' nitol Oiiildiug. At !Riitn, <>a Hoorn (*). tak * Hvattu\ Full) DKIOUEi 31. I). i(i v’Hid M dici lieco 1876 ) kfr rioTin § For* 18B!. > Al cum- BB I. 9 111 SB mnnicitioi will be H 8.% S ill HAS pro'i' i>t y '-'I 8 9 ra "ec? 5133 rl Piso’s Remedy tor Catarrh 1b the RS PgS Rest. Kasimt to I’se. ami Rheapesl R-] QATAR R H yftf &old by dru&j;h>U> or ueul by mail. B| BW 60C. J£. T. Hazeltlne, Warren, Pa jSg FREE F or Weak IVlen. ■ 11 “ • VIGOR ILfiSTOIIED. I have at last found a positive LI RE. J will ghadJy pend the ro n|[ n r cipe (Healed) FREE to any gutferer. No ■ ■ II K f* bianbug, but a reliable, inTmaneut cure. U U II L 5. I). UOLaL, box 43, xLbIO.N, MULL ~~ ‘‘ PCRB hiTk SPONGF.” SIX POLLAKfe for material, trimming* and In structions. lnke pains to \vr.teuame address ni*l Sieasurr. Thi Is the new ‘'Silk L nuei tcear Hitric." T*- ferred to by “Shirley Pare," In Aete \vrk Herein, Feb. 15, 1681. Send sc. rtamp and receive eatalogui BORDER & Rehlngton, selliui; Aata. tall River, Mast. KANSAS FARMS as sooci rice*. Farms f.n sale ai bargains. List iree. CUAtt. It. WO.IbI.EV, Osborne, Kan. nnu HTPDY, Boocdncsnso, iluatnasa UUffl - Penmanship, Arithmetic , Short-nanr!, etn* U Thorodohi.v Tai OIITBT HAII,. Circular), rrt-a. Hrvutil’s C'olleee- A.5? Main St.. Rullalo. N. If. 'n .n E# Weak, Nicuvous, w hutch ep a..mu - - VI Sill well amt Keep well. Health ihh-rr UI Vlt tells cow. sbcts. a year. Sample copy tree. Dr. J. tl. DV K. Editor, Buffalo. K. Y. A ETOf iOO PSS CBfT so- win 1748 CACH Prizes n.y CorMrt.. Itriu. Bnmhe* And Modiciu-* (re. Torritory. F" OU cleMTip- on and price or the rioh r cnl. tural and timber lends of Moreh - 'U#e Peribti, ad dreed Secretary Immigration} Aeeo’n, Bawop. ll THE WIDE WORLD. GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC AND CABLE CULLINGS Of Brief Items of Interest From Various Sources. The Maik Lane Exjtrees says English wheats sell at an average liseof one shill ing. | Allen G. Thurman celebrated his sev enty-eighth birthday Friday. He is in got and health. At the cr ditor-*’ meeting of Irving A. Evan- & Cos., Boston, Mass., Monday, the following stati metit was rna e: Unse cured liabilities, $293,000; probable assets, $125,141. A dispatch of Saturday from Marshall town, la., says. It has been snowing here several hour-*, and indications are favorable for a big snow storm. Suow is reported in other places in lowa. Another di-ptch from Little Rock, ! Ark .says: The jury in the Woodruff case were called in at i oon Fiiday by Judge Lea, of the Pulaska circuit, and reported they wme unable to agree, and were dis charged. j The Baltimore and Oh'o railroad has decided to is-ue $'5,000,000 new stock. It is understood ttiat about five million dollars will be used in payment for a coi trol ing interest in the Ohio and Mis sissippi railway. Ihe wholesale cloaking house of Louis A"l<r at Chicago, wa dosed Fiiday by the sheriff, who took poseession under a forty-two thousand dollar chattel mort gage. I iabilries about two hundred thousand dollais. A dispatch ftom Duluth, Minn., says: The fie on the coal docks took a fresh sturt Fiiday morniner. The docks of the Northwestern Fuel Company are blazing underneath the coal, which is in a fierce blaze. The lose is at lea t $150,000. A Washington dispatch of Siturday says: Commodore allmsey, who is act ing secretary of the navy, denies posi t ve y that any orders have teen sent to the United States steamship Charleston to S( ize tile Hawaiian islands, ui der any state of i ffairs, as has been reported. The Cheyenue, Wvo., National bank temp r rily suspended Friday on accouut of the a' sence of funds to meet the de man sof depositors cau-ed by the fail uie of the Bank of California at San Diego, J. W. Collins having been at the lie; dof both houses. No statement can be had. A of Tu< sday from St, Pe tersburg, Russia, says: Reporis from the famine stiicken districts of the empire continue to show the de-pair and suffer ing entailed upon the poorer classes by the ecarcity of food. The government is fully alive to the exigencies of the sit uation and is doing everything in its power to help the sufferers. Washington dispatches of Saturday say: Mr. Lacey, c mptroller of currency, has instructed bank examiners to take charge of the Cheyenne National bank of Cheyenne, Wyo., and the National bank of San Diego, Cal., both of which failed during the week. Their officers are somewhat connected, as the same man was fiequently in charge of both house-". At an an early hour Friday morning a row of cheap frame houses at Columbus, 0., was and s'royed by fire. Later in the day the firemen found four bodies—three of young children and the fout i of an adult- in the debris. They were all members of a family, and this explains why they were not missed. 'lll -be dof the family is sad to be Charles B thers, a laborer, but this has not been confirmed. An Omaha dispatch of Sa urday says: The postmaster general has ordered that sixteen mail carrier, and five clerks be dismissed in the Omaha postoffice. Soon after Postmaster Clarkson assumed the du ies of his office, the United States civil service conimis ion called attention to the tact tnat in the appointment of clerks and earners in the Omahi post oflice the civil service laws had not been strictly observed. A cablegram of Saturday from S f . Petersburg, Russia, says: A large num ber of German coloni ts along the Volga liver became discontented with the con dition prevailing in Russia, and many o them have detetmined to give up tueir holdings and leave the country. A larg numbt r will go to the United St tes and o heis to South Africa. The emigrants are thrifty and industrious, and a ma jority of them are lairly well-to-do. A Cleveland, says: The Methodist general *missio ary committee decided I uesday n< tto recommend to the general conference that foreign and home missionary work be managed by two distinct sucntns. The appiopria tions for home missions give white work in the south, $59 300; colored work, $57 200. The t-’tal of appropriations siigh ly exceeds the total or g nally ret aside for home missions and must be scaled down. Some time ago the city council of Cevi land, 0., reduced the price of g.s from a dollar to s xty cent- a thousud. The gas c mpany (ought it in the courts a-* a virtual confiscation. On Friday, Jndg • Jacks n, in the United States cir oui court, granud the company an in junction, holding that the city had no right to fix tile price of an article of winch it was a consumer, and that it im paind the contract under which the company was organized. Adi-patch of Fiiday from Kansas City. Mo., says: The car shortage is increasing. The Mbs uri P c fic was si ort 600 car-* Friday, despite the with drawal from the New Orleans business. Tiie road has and tid'd to refuse all ship ments from connections un ess the bid ing is ri ceivea ue ore or at tne time the car is delivered, so that it can be sent out immediately. Memphis is in bad shape, anil has been unable to receive freight from other roads fur the past week or more. A CURE FOR VANITY. Jinkers—That man is the most insuffer ible lump of conceit that ever trod the Jarth. I wish he could be elected Presi dent of the United States. Winkers—You do? Why? Jinkers—The newspapers would make him sick of himself. WOMEN IN COUNCIL. Great Gathering of the Woman’s Tem perance Union at Boston. A Boston, Mass., dispatch says: Four thousand people packed Tremont tempie, and overflowed into Park street church and Brumfield street church near by, Friday morning when tho monster world’s convention of the national Woman’s Christian Temperance Union was called to order. Three thousand delegates from every state and territory were | recant. 'I he hall was elaborately decorated. Miss Willard called the con vention to order, and made an impas sioned address. The treasurer’s report showed the ri eeipts to be $25,259; ex penditures, $23 217; membership, 153,- 402—a gain of 10,369. Miss Willard, in her address, said: So the good work goes on. New territory is preempted, and woman’s mighty realm of philanthropy encroaches each day upon the empire of sin, disease and misery that has so long existed—that we thought must endure forever. But there remains immense territory to be possessed. 'lhe chinch itself must have anew cru sade. It must become the people’s home. Its doors of gospel grace must stand open nfiht and day. It must not be a huge locked up cube of masonry, with a dead atmosphere during six days of the week, f-r such cannot be the twentieth century exponents of the church of Him who went about doing good. We must draw the people to the church by having some thing there for them which will lead them up through material perception and love of spiritual blessings. That party which uumis akably de clares for the prohibition of strong Jrink in the political platforms of 1892, is the < ii'y one that can hope for the go and will, good words and prayers of the Worn m’s Chri-tian Temperance Union. We nailed tha l banner to the masthead in 1884,and, sink or swim, five or die, survive or per ish, we will keep it wavi g. Miss Willard then dwelt at length upun scientific temperance instruction, temperance lileratuie, medal contests, the temp ranee press, the labor question, evangelistic work, work among police men, Sabbath observance, social purity, m rr age and divorce, puiityin literature and ari, the woman’s temperance temple and rational temperance hospital—in stitutions all de?.r to the heart of the white ribboner. She was followed by L dy Henry Somerset, who made a brief address. The rest of the day was taken up in reports and singing. GEORGIA’S POPULATION. Tlie Census Bureau’s Latest Bulletin in Detail. TU /* 00 rtn PrUlntr ioniio/1 n UC UCUBU3 UUXGG UU A' liuuj loautu Ok bulletin giving the population of Georgia in di tail by counties, militia districts, cities, wards of cities, towns and villages according to the < fficial count. The popul ition of the state as returned in 1880 was 1,542,180 while in 1890 a popu lation of 1,837.353 is returned, and in cre s■ of 29c, 173. or 19.14 percent. Of the 137 counties in the state, only nine teen show decreases, most of which are v<rv slight. The following counties show increases than 100 percent: Coffee, Dodge, Glvnn, Irwin, Ware and Wilcox. Under the | resent census there are nineteen cities and towns having a population of three thou-and .or more. The aergreeate population of these places iid?BBJ was 154,196. The population of the same places under the pr si t census is 249,128, an increase of 94 932, or 61.57 per cent. The large-t individual numerical increases are found in Ailants, Savannah and Augusta. At lanti has increased 28,124, or 75.18 per cent during the decade. The largest per centages of increase are fouud in Way cross. Brunswick, Thomasville, Rome, Macon, Amercus and Atlanta, each place showing an increase greater than 75 per cent. The population of the nineteen cit es and towns, in the order of their rank, is as follows: ( Popu- Increase. Cities. lati-.n Niun- Per | b,. r C ent. Atlanta 6 >.513 28.124 75.18 Savannah 43,18'.4 12,480 41.64 Augusta 3i,300 11,409 52.12 Macon 22,746 9,997 78.41 Columbus 17,303 7,180 70.93 At... 8.639 2.540 41.65 Brunswick 8.459 6.568 192.60 Rome 6,957 3,080 79.44 Anercns 6,393 2,764 76.01 Tiiomttsville 5,514 2,958 115.01 Griffin 4,5'3 883 24.39 Albany 4,008 792 24 63 Marietta 3,384 1,157 51.95 Way cross 3,364 2 736 435.67 Mil edgevill 3.322 478*12 58 Gaiinsnlle 3,202 1 283 66.86 Ci.rteivv lie 3.171 1.134 55.67 I aGrange. S.Oi'O 795 33.64 Dalion 3,048 530 21.07 *Decrea-e A WICKED BANKER Confesses that He Stole His Patrons’ Securities. A cablegram from Berlin says: Ger man financial circles were startled Friday morning by the news that Banker Mass, head of the firm at Charlottenburg, a suburb of Berlin, had surr. ndered to the police, confessing the misappropriation of customers’ securities. The amount stolen will be large. Though the aris tocracy was not so hard hit as by the V\ olff failure, it is sure to attract the emperor’s attention. The embezzlement inc ludes 2 1,000 marks which had been subscribed 'ownrd the fund for a church in memory of the late Empress Auguste, grandmother of Emperor William; 10,000 marks which were to be devoted to Prince Frederick Charles institute also disappeared. Mass also made away witb 400,000 marks deposited in his bank by 150 artisans and small traders. These poor persons can ill afford the loss en t iled upon them through Mass’ steal ings, and it is feared much suffering among them will result from the banker’s heartless action. He surrendered from fear of their wrath. The Grip in Germany. A cablegram of Friday from Berlin, Germany, rays: Influenza is claiming many victims in Posen since the disease appeared in this place. It lias spread very rapidly and the number of those afflicted by the dreadful grip, is now quite large The disease iu nearly every case is attended with serious conse quences, and in many instances has a fatal termination. A Joursllstlc Start. Ambitious Youth—“ Pardon me for In truding, but lam extremely anxious to make a 6tart in a journalistic career. The firofessors at college all said that my uture sphere should be literary. Is there any vacancy on your local staff? 1 hough rather distasteful, I presume I would have to begin as a reporter.” City Editor—“ Um—let me see. Yes, we do want another man today, come to think. Know Scribbler?” “No, sir.” “He is one of our best reporters. He’s just been detailed to buy a ballon, take a trip in ’er, andj write up the voyage. He’ll give it a title like ‘Alone in Spsee” ‘Mid the Midnight Stars,’ or something like that. Big thing, isn’t it?” “Y-e-s, sir.” “Well, it just occurs to me that we might have two articles instead of one. You can go along.” “Eh?” “Yes. I’ll send him word to get a parachute too. He’ll do the sailing and you do the jumping,”—Street & Smith’s Good News. First Citizen—“ How did you happen to build a house way out there on the old swamp road?” Second Citizen—“ That will be a mag nificently paved b- ulevaid before my house is finished. One of the city officials owns a lot there.”—New York Weekly. How’s This V We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Curs. F. J. Cheney & Cos., Props., Toledo, O. ' Ve > the undersigned, have known F. J. Lneney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac tions, and financially able to carry out any ob ligations made by their firm. Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Wald iso, Kinnaw & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. Hall’s Cat arrh Cure is taken Internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. lie Struck It Rich. What would you think if some one that you knew to be responsible would offer to give you a well stocked general store for one year’s work? You womd, no doubt, consider it bi: pay and Jump at the chance. Well, such things have been done and are being done right along. Messrs. B. F. Johnson & Cos., of Richmond, Va., number among their em ployes many men who earn the value of a first cla s store every year. W. F. Davis worked for them awhile, then o- ened a snug general store at Hick’s Wharf, Matthews County,Va., and wrote this firm as follows: “i can only say that I give your business credit for what 1 am. If I were to meet with any bad luck, or lose what 1 have made, I am proud o say that I could go to you tor employment and si on make another store.” They can show you how 10 double and treble your income, if you are In any business employing a capital of less than SYXX); and if you are not in any business at all, they will enable you to be in a short time, if you will take their advice. They want a g"od honest mm or woman in every coun ry in the Union to manage a busi hams that !I y!** !d hundsoms rsiurns, Write them at once tor Information. FITS stopped lree by Dr. Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first day’s use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and $3 trial bottle free. Dr. Kline. 901 Arch St.. Phi la.. Pa. ONlj KJVJOYfi? Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taßte, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the ta6te and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly benefici&r fs its effects, prepared only from the most healthy ana agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c end $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand Will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOWSVHU. Kf. NEW YORK. N.t. Taking butter from milk was known in the earliest times. , It was left for our time to make a milk of cod liver oil. Milk, the emulsion of but ter, is an easier food than butter. Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil is an easier food than cod-liver oil. It is rest for digestion. It stimulates, helps, restores, digestion; and, at the same time, sup plies the body a kind of nourishment it can get in no other way. Scott & Bowks, Chemists, 13s South 3th Avenue, New York. Your druggist keeps Scott’s Emulsion of cod-liver oil—all druggists everywhere do. sl. •1 Ely’s Cream Bairn Wild, cu it K Children £ OK CATARRH. Apply Balm Into each nostril. MHSy, ELY BROS., RG Warren St., N.Y. tod H3RBS Always CLUE Female W 4HMBI Sample frwe. Da. BWAh, Bear tr Dam, Wii llew Ticket Sellers Hake Mcney. ‘ ‘How is It that ticket sellers on a email salary can affoid to live so well?” re peated tho veteran t heatrical man after me. “Why, my boy. it is simple enough. Stapd in the box office of a large theatre any n ght and you will understand it. You see, a large part of the seats are sold within half an hour of earh perform ance. That means the hand ing of a sreat deal of money in aver short time. In ihe rush a g oat maDy people are bound to get exeitt and and iorg> t all about how much money they have and how much change they should get back. Their c ri-lessness is the '-icket seller’s gain. Not that he does anything wrong or that there is anything approaching to cheat iug. “For instance, an excited man rushes up to the % window after the curtain has gone up, throws down a teu do lar bill and a-ks for five seats. He should get back two dollar- and a half in change. But as soon as the tickets ate handed him he grabs them and rushes into the thea H-r. Another man bthind him shoves the bills to one side and demands the hi st seats in the house. “Th s happens once or twice .in the cqursf- of the night, and that is the rea son why ticket sellers have a much better income than most folks suppose. “Ticket selling for a circus is still more profitable. 1 knew a man once of fered a large royalty for ihe privilege of running the ticket wagon of a big circus. ‘'Of course tho ticket seller only turns over to th- manag rs as much money as sold tickets call for. The rest be keeps, for he has no way of knowing who it really does belong to. Ot course, if the careless one misses it and goes to claim it, he alw ys gets it back, for, as I have said, there is no intention to be dishon est.”—New York Herald. WHICH IS THE BEST ’ AND MOST POPULAR MOST POWERFUL I AND SAFEST r tr BLOOD H MEDICINE. ✓ Swift’s Specific S- S. S. BEbT—because it Is the only permanent care for contagious Bloood I’oison Skin Cancer and inherite ! Scrofula. POPULAR —because it does all that is claimed for it POWI RKUL—because it purges the blood of all imparities. SAFEST—Becmse it contains no mercury or poison of any kind. la purely vegetable and c n be taken by the aaost delicate child. BOOKS OH BL 00 0 HH 0 S'* I H 013 C 4 3£ 3 fI)0 C . The Swift Specific Cos., Atianta. Ga. COLDS. V" COUGHS, HOARSENESS, v CONSUMPTION ” ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE THHOAT AND LUNGS, TAYLOR’S CHEROKEE REMEDY OF SWEET GUM AND MULLEIN Is tho BEST KNOWN REMEDY. Ask your druggist or merchant for it, and take no substitute, as nothing else ran take its place. tCjjtW'Bfi&tfß for I? 2nd : LADIES , P “ LI , CE S 2fl(W> 1.75 W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE! CENTLEM EN THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLO FOR THE MONEYR GENTLEMEN and LADIES* tare yonrdol* !ar bv wearing w. L. Douglas Shoes. They meet tlie wants of all chisses, and are the most economical foot-wear ever offered for the money. Beware of dealers who offer other makes, as be Ing just as good, and be sure you have W. L. Douglas Shoes, with nanrie and price stamped c*e eottom. W. L. Douglas, Brocktou, Mass. XW~ TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. Insist on local advertised dealers supplying yon* Ladies can make 810 CASK Profits by securing subscribers for the leading, oldest and best Ladies’ Home and Fashion Magazine In America. A prolliable and pleasant occupation, that any lad} ran engage In, and maintain herdignity. For full particulars send us your name and address on a pos,ta! card. !f you waut a full outfit and sample copy, send 15 Cents, or we will send for3 mouths for 23 cents, that you may know and appreciate its excellencies. Always address GODEY’S I.A I) I PS’ ROOIi, Box X, 15G5, I’liiliidelphiu, Pa. SB poultry yard lOSPagcft. 4lithEdition. Writ ten ftyo years after I had learned to make Hoffs and Poultry a suc cess. A plain, practical system, easily learned; describes all or their diseases and their remedies. Blow t make Hens lay Ears*. Cholera, Gapes and Itoup you Price, 86c.; oile cent a year for my experience. Toucan learn it In one day. With it] a FREE Catalogue; 26 varieties illustrated; a [sketch of my life, etc. A. 11. LANfi, COTK DALE, kY. SIO REWARDS# ba-'co than FURE HAVANA Cutting, In the filler, of our DONi’T brand of c.gais. JRk & fl 4 EBB buy a lUcent Ctfar when yon 3■B ■ M 5 can gl us goou a one for O f- i ' i I cent*, tinny smoker, now mrn tap IV I u, K A N'T •“ prefer ence to 10 cant cigar,. Uwll 1 W. B. ELLIN & CO., WINBTON. NORTH CAROLINA. SIR BWI * Whiskey Habit!) gH jLsB S g E5Ss8 curec ' at xvlti.- 3S K ■ STS ticulars sent Sit Fi.. fefrgß l iwi i -ii- Him B.M.WOOLLEY,M.i> AUauta.Ua. oiiicc Urtii Whitehall St PENSION N° Piston, No Fes. S kilUlUll JOSKIMI 11. HUNTRH, "■ ■— —WASHINGTON. -i). C. _^ L _ ■ ■■ -s ISHORTHAND •0- copw!cfirr7&9) • . You can't believe some dealers always. They want to sell the medicine that pays them tho largest profit. 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