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to MOTHFRS 1 Expectant Many Internal rcmndIRK are bclns Mltlllfnlly ij nntl ulftjly nd vortlsrii. nrofusjliiifto Hlinrtt-ii tS I'nliw of Child-birth, A iirnl wlili irtcwdHlcnev jft iiminlrilutK'jl. Common nontM! Miuuld tfnrh "iiv ji propurnilon adapted fc IMSOKUKKS will not cy-iii'TO for Clilld-Blrth; on earnestly nnjrIIEWAHEjS or nil micli; tliuy cannot. this crlUciil f.t 'period po.isil.lu nood, nnd their UHO Jg miiv fiinil. It Is (inly by i I'fttVirol nil the purtit.

that tho lioar iji Jot r'flilil-'j'nililarubbi'iluf terror: nnrt no ja (loon ttiln tiul MOTH-ft Klt'S rurtlior felon iulilroii STIic llraiilM'l KciruUtor AtlnnU, HOYAL ECYA1 FgRirTCV JUJSVi WAS IT ACCIDENT OR- H-'OHI Stl'VVl. HINDOO REMEDY iiii; AIJOVX In CO C'lr. KorMnU Kalllnir M-movy, :Pnruilhi.Sli:i-l>li-i".UiW", MKliltV iilon.H.cti-..i-itiii'11'l liy piinmliin. vlirnr itli.i mid Lout inolilor ivi.illycin-i-V'liii v.i»i I.C.O SIX for will, EiinrdiiU'ii t.M-nr.. ur rcliiiiili'il.

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wearing qualities The pf Icea oro on lole. to saved over other ntnkca. Jf your dealer cannot supply you wo can. Sold by WINTERS Ofllccr Starr of Tragic on "A Tliuv ux-n: telling incidents in the lifu prominent, and wuallhy man who had recently liule tricks he had played to catch his, workmen napping, the ways he had employed is impress ilistipi'me upon them, and his successful manner of R-ctlinff their best efforts out of them. Then the naval oRic-cr interposed an objection.

have a "rent many men, and some of them very bad ones, successfully handled, 1 'he said, "in the service, but 1 don't believe 1 ever knew an oflicer to be in commanding- who stonpuu to little tricks. There is a man's heart lltat make-him i-i-seut petty persecution, when lie "'ill bear you uo ill-will 1 fur crush in if him under jfreyt Anil ot petty riiiiiiM. men in lit- keep them alive rcini'iHiier the service years liie mournful way in i he died. was a past master in that of seamen. I 1 one of his lie a when he should have was to dasli fnl of water into his face.

would noi who were- awake to the sleeper, 'mil, seix.ir,^- the dipper, he wniiM rush up and slap the wa- U-r at full force tlic man's face. And havi: s.een men wild at the of it. but never be made to that his way was unfair and bnllylnjr. A man was asleep he sboubi have been awake, lie really deserved punishment, but did not punish him. He merely recalled him to bis sense of duty.

"I ronicmber one nig-hi on deck when the weather was terrible. Tl was as black as pitch, and a man couldn't where he was or go where he want fid to Aseuman bumped into X- and quick as a Dash hit out. sU-ikins' the man in the chest. Instantly I saw in the darkness a great arm u'nd list fro up, and I expected to sc( fa little fellow he was, with a slirill, hifrh-pilchod voice) smashed into the deck planking- by tho wcig-ht and strunffth of tho powerful seaman who towered over him. But in that instant raised his thin voice in an angry cry: 'Look out he screamed shrilly.

"Remember you are striking- the o'llicor of the And then I saw the great, fist and arm sink down, slowly and hesitatingly, as tho man yielded to the oflicer of the deck. But hatred in his heart, the passion that had prompted him to crush his officer, the savag-cry that was in the man could not sink them as he could draw down 'his powerful arm. I don't believe there was evev a man more hated by his inferiors than nnd all on account of his naming and his petty tyranny. 'One day some of the crew were low- at Tired Feeling .1 indication of impure and impoverished blood. II your blood could always be rich and pure, (all ol the red corpuscles upon which its vitality depends, you would never be weak, or Narvous! Boils, Hcrofulc, salt rheum, would never trouble you.

But our mode of living, shut in all winter in poorly-ventilated homes and shops, depletes the blood and there is loss of appetite, and weakness. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the standard remedy for this condition. It purifies, vitalizes and enriches t.be blood, overcomes that tired feelin.7, builds up the nerves and parftct health. Read this: "Our daughter, Blanche, vrhsn four years of had a humor break out on her bf.i-.di iisa, our physician If the cold air or hinds they would swell 1 and headed bliitew would break, Discharging a watery fluid, and the burning and itching -sould drive her nearly wild. Unless we incased her little hands she would tear patches of skin from her face and hands.

We tried many doctors and many remedies and at last gave the case up as hopeless. But our daughter Cora tried Hood's Sarsaparilla, to cure a ulous lump near the left breast which caused her much pain and alter taking 4 bottles it disappeared. Blanche, who is now eleven, bad spent seven years of suffering-, so I concluded to give her Hood's Sarsaparilla. She took 5 bottles and her face is smooth and soft as a the color of n. rose petaJ.

Her hands are soft and white, where four months 0.30 they were blue and red and calloused nearly like leather. I cannot express my gratitude by pen or mouth. It seems a miracle and our friends are surprised." MRS. L. CLARK, 401E, 4th Duluth, Minn.

Bo to get Hood's and only Hood's. the yura. A stooa under them on deck, directing- the looking Uiem nosv and then to some piping cry. of us in the wardroom ever knew how it happened. There was no sound in no cry of warn ing-, no wild yell as always happens when is an accident on shipboard Suddenly lie top must crime away from those tvho wore lowering it, cunjrh'j unwarned and unprepared, carried him down heavily to the deck, and he was dead That'wns an accident if ever evidence counted anything.

The men could not explain how the topgallant yard got away from them. a.ncfwhen a like tlr.it starts to lull there is no stopping- it. ''IHit I have often wondered over it. What could those sailors tell if they and they never do tell anything! How stranp-e that there should have been no warning- cry to enable him to jump aside, and how strange that it should have been who was so hated, to die in that N. Y.

Tribune. Don't flatter yourselves that friendship to say disagreeable things to your intimates. On the contrary, the nearer you corae into a relation with a person the more necessary do tact and courtesy Oliver Wendell Holmes. House Tomorrow Sifslit. Tde charming and talented Watson Sisters and their extravaganza com pany, a mighty of talent, a stupendous series of new sparkling sensations, every act a novelty, every novelty a feature, every artist a star; the mastodon of the amusement world.

The music contains many new and original numbers, especially written for the with the very latest popular airs, including: eelec. ilons from the successful light operas and very newest topical songs. The production is proDOunced to be the funniest travesty ever written. There are funny comedians bubbling over with wit. humor and song; the cos- tumee worn by the ladies are of the very latest Parisian design, ard made from the most expeoslve fabrics on the market.

At the opera bouae Monday night. The wedding of Dr. Chae. J. Men- deohall and Lydla P.

WbitBeld occurred yesterday at 2 p. at the i home of the bride's parents. The Rev. T. S.

Freeman pronounced the cere- 1 mony. A STORY FOR A PLAY. The Adventure of All' Belrhard JlvMds Like a Kallroml Drama. A dramaii! story from real life from Kimberly, and the heroine Is the wife of Allen Reichard formerly of Boone township. It is a railroad drama and tba ID elude a plot to rob a moruing express which ia overheard by Mrs Lulu Reicbard.

the who slips. revolver in baud from her bed cnaai ber to the telegraph iasvrument in the room below, wtero cho ticks ctT a message to ber tho optrator AHkin, telling him to hold tbe craic. The ploulog "iliians ciscow the plucky operator in ihe act. of defeating their plans, and an of pistol shots foilo.v?, wiih tha result ibat one of the would bo roobgrs ir wounded, the aoroiu'e- receiver a Alight desh wound, tied tbo villians arc driven, into the scenery Mrs. Roiebard has been widely, commendeo for her brave action.

Beware ofOIntniemn forCalarrliXliii I i Con iiiiu As mercury will surely dPMroytliBscnso of smoll and compltftifly rtf raiiso i.lH» wlioie system wlieu entering Ii muciiis surliictis. ruc-li artirles'shoulJ except on prescriptions iTOin us tlie damuse thf jMvIll duU ten fold to HiOKOOil you can bly from them. Oxtiirrh curt- m-n- afuctuiodbyH' J. Cheney Tol do, 0.. con- ruins no mercury, and is taken Internally, acting directly upon the uio.itt and nmcous 01 ine system.

In buyme Cinarrn Cure bo sure you set It Is laken 1 and made In Toledo, otilo, by F. J. Cliene.y Co Testimonials free. by acosilsts. pjr bottlo.

Never. Fading Beauty jTTxriH be yours it yon your ion proper brings no writ, -no sallowncss to tbe woman wlw Empress Josephine FACE BLEACH This docs not give a whitewashed uppeanmce the name "Bleach" would imply, but keeps the skin as soft as velvet and as pure as cream. There's no experiment in a trial of Empress Josephine. For years thousands ot ladies have been retaining beauty by its use. Aum." Tbe most successful comedy ever presented in this country Aunt" will receive its initial pret-en- tation In this chy next Wedneedaj at tho opera house.

Aunt" ran for over three hundred nights In New York Cl Boston packed tbe tbeatre for over one hundred and fifty nlghia, and tbe tame number of performan ee were given in Cnlcago. In London ibt farce is still running, beinff now In Its third consecutive year, while the famous farco Is having- runs in every civilized portion of tbe globe. Manager Cnarles Frohman positively states to bis numerous patrons throughout tbe country that "Charley's Aunt" Is the delightful yet funny comedy he has jst produced. Sheet and pillow caee sale at tbe Bee Hive, Monday and Tuesday. Wrinkles Yellow Sallow or Inflamed Skins A POSITIVE REMEDY FOR THEM ALL Freckles Pimples Tan Sunburn You're cured or you get your money back.

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P-irw, 336 JIarkeSr. Drue Store. JM Broadway. 0 A r-is "srar RE VIVO ncss, Vitality, THE DAYS OF MIRACLES COME AGAIN! TMPOSSIBILITJKS BECOME POSSIBILITIES! THE WORLD LOOKS ON IN ASTONISHMENT! WHILE VENO MAKES CRIPPLES WALK! r-y Discovered. Rheumatism Gives way at Last Before the Extraordinary Power.of these Wonderful Medicines.

Rheumatism, Paralysis and- i the Greatest Conquerors ot disease -r to Visit Loo-ansport, Interesting and Entertaining Lectures on Health and Hygenia will be Delivered Every Evening Be- Lecture at p. m. Admission Free. Mr I. Wood, 412 ClH'toii a Khenmatic Cripple for SO Uoabln to move hand or arm for months.

Veno's Electris Fluid and Syrup give back to him the full use of anus and bands. He is i-upidly growing better and says that he feels that he will be entirely in a very short time. I. GROHS. I Groh.i.

of 202 New York street, Indianapolis, formerly of the firm Sullivan ttrohs, now of Rowe, Heller Wrohs, of Philadelphia, has been seriously afflicted with rheumatism for several years past, and for three weoeks was confined to his bed, totally disabled iind uuuble to work the doctors attending him everything in their power to relieve his Buffering, but to no avail. He learned of the and-ent to Veno's office for the nececsarv treatment. In thirty min- tuesttf'ror usiog the Electric Fluid be was entirely free from pa'n and w.is ablH to raise his firms and bunds. He called at Venos oflice.and statod thnt ho nad never had anyiliinfr to do him so tuncb good in so shoot a tune. This is but one of the many cases that are being reported daily at Veno's office.

FATHER BESSOJflES. Futher Bessonies, of St. Johns.church, writes a letter to Veno stat- in" tat Patrick Harrington, of 308 Sonlb Missouri is a member of his church and a sufferer for years rheumatism. Fluid cures him in forty minutes in the presence of 1,000 people. Intense excitement manifested when walks upon tae stag--without civue or crutch.

He grasps Veno's lins.ils and thanks him for his deliv- Masonic Temple Veno effected another remarkable Patrick Harrington, of-C6SSout Miss-uri street, who wag recommended by Father Bessonies and ex-Sheriff Robert F. Ernnmt. as a worthy citizen otl.h is city and a sufferer for the last two years fro rbouiuatisui, was taken upon tbe stagre unable to walk wir.hout the aid of a cane and assistance, and after forty ininntes' treatment witli Vouo Eleotrio Fluid, Ue oarae from the ante-roam, walked rapidly to the center of tbe and in jumping, stamping, and running, proved 1m earira emancipation from the enthralling chains of rheumatism dread Sentinel. An lortlanapolis tarty. She is Cured by Veno's Med'cine.

Mrs. Laura Bryant, of 160 Howard street, an jntarse sufferer from rheumatism, is freed from pain for the first time in weeks, by the Veno Electric Fluid. Cured on tbestagein thepresence of thousands o'clock last nijrbt Vt-no stepped upon the stage at Temple, and after a short introduction, he called forward Mrs. Laura Errant of 160 Howard street, who was recommended by Mr. Knox, pro- of the Bates boose barber shop, as a worthy person and a total cr She was ought to tbe hall in a carriage and helped upon the stage, unable to move her limbs or arms having just corten ontof a sick bed.

After a trea'men of some thirty minutes with Van D'S Eleotrio Fluid, she came upon Che stape unassisted and rapidly back and forth, repeatedly jumping to show the miraculous cure wrought in her News, January 81st. Mi's. Bryant has since improved rapidly, and is now able to do her household work. RESTORES VITALITY. ny iQ IStJiDay.

of Me. THE GREAT oOHj Tlxy. produces tlic ri-MJlts In Itmcti powerfully nud nuioktv. Curvrt nil others falL i'ouumflcu will tljojr nitnibooU.ADil old roou will recover tbi-ir youtbtuJ by UNinji RKPIVO. It (illicitly and uuruly 'restores ly Lost Power.

Mt'inory, Vasilni: Diseases, all of bolf-abuse oi 1 cici'KHnnd indlricretlOD, whtch lors-wtly 1 bnKinefeHOrniarriimc. It not ouiv by stnrtlQB nt fo.it of diKciso. but Ifiairreat nurrc ionic nnd Mooil brlnf- IDK bmck the pink plow to pale etoilnK fire of yoni.lt. It vimls off Inwjlty and Coneuniption. Incirt on IIOVIHK no other.

It cm be carrii'd iu vest pocki-t. By S.1.OO per paclt.iKO. or tix for S5.OO, with a pptl- tlvo written t'o or r6Cnn4 tho money. AUdroiw ROYAL MEDICiNt 00.. 63 River CHICAGO, ILL von SALE wr B.

F. Keesllng, DruKRlst, Ixwunsport. Many wonderful cures are beincr reported every day, Mrg. Dan Killan, of 423 Market street, has suff. red for eleven yf ars from nervous- uess.

and general debility. During Veno's visit to Laftyette heard of his great success ai procured of ttie remeries. This wag three weeks ago and today sbe feels better than she has for years. H. JO.

4RSB. An extraordinary case, in which almost instantaneoOB relief experienced through using the Veno Remedies, is evidenced in the of H. D. Larsh. Mr.

Larsb testifies as follows: Stateof IndiBDa, Mcrion counry, ss: H. Larsh, being duly sworn, on his oath "I live at 25 OfROod street, Wc'tlndiauapolis; am a tuiJler by Joruierly In the huslness at No. 100 Vijpinia avenue. In 1892, i noticed the first symptoms of rheumatism, daily became more painful. I cocsulUd many physicians and tried reujedies wichoar relief.

Tbe pain was so intense that I was often coufinud at a tune. My sufferinifs became daily more gcverp, until September, 1804, when was etncken with paralysis, my sid-s bi-iog so afflicted that I was u'terly helple-s, and my speech almost entirely Kooe. Apain consulted nav but without relief, when I at last heard of the Veno I was assisted to their office and secured a course of treatment prescribed by the consulting physicians. The relief experienced was almost instantaneous and improvement steady until this morning, when walked unaided from my home West'lndianapolis to their offices, a distance of three mileb. I feel decidedly better than I have for years, and am satisfied I can regain my health" with pioper' care and use of the Veno Remedies.

H. D. LAESH. Attest: BERT S. PEIBLEMAN.

Notary Public. February 28, 1895. Simuif, wife of Trnstee Sirams, of Lafayette. and a sufferer from rheumatism for twenty years, was treated witb tbe Veno Remedies at Columbian Hall, Lafayette, Saturday nipht, February 16. and for the first time ia twelve years is able to go about without her crutches.

She called upon her friends and excited tbe greatest surprise, ac her case has been known to all Lafayette people for years and it believed by all that she was incurable. Twenty years and many doctors failed to do what the Veno Remedies effected in thirty minutes. An lailianapelis invalid Jumps and Leaps lor Joy. Veno's medicine again Rolffs, of Stephens street, the happiest man in doable, and leaning heavily upon; the arm of his son. he comes to Veno, and is cured by the wonderful Veno gives his crutcb to Veno.

Mr H. Rolffs. of 40 Stepeng street, was also treated. He bag been confined to his bed for a. long time and unable to work for two years.

Walked with great difficulty and pain with the aid of a canp. After short treatment be came upon the stage wild with delight, jumping, stamping his feet, and shaking Veno-s hand, with tears in bis he tried, in heartfelt but broken thank him for big remarkable cure. Veno The Great Foreicn Healing Potrer. Exponent of the of Sir Morrill MacKenzie and Count Maetti. tbe createet known to the medical fraternity.

Founder of the Veno Drug visit this city, coming Thursday, March 1-ttb, for a few days only. comes here from Indianapolis and Lafayette, where be has created the. greatest excitement through the -wonderful cures he effected. -Made from Llandeilo Medical Water, is the quickest cure in the world for Nervousness, Liver and Kidney. Blood and Stomach Dis- VENO'S ELECTRIC cure the worst and most desperate forms of Rheumatism, saatica, VENO'S CURATIVE a trom Meaicai water, is iuc qiutKcsc tmc me -j-r-r---' rs, Bad Appetite, Sleeplessness and when used with VENO'S ELECTRIC FLUID- 5 oc a bottle-will cure the worst and most 5 Joints, Neuralgia, and all Aches and Pains, VENO'S LUNG a quick and permanent cure for Throat and Lung Trou VENO'S a absolute cure in all cases of Irapotency, -Lost Manhood, Seninal Weakness, and Local Troubles of Men and a specific for Brain, Heart, Nerve and Spinal Troubles, Paralysis, St.

Vitus Nervous Prostration. It makes flesh quicWy. consulted at Veno tortures-tonight at Dolan's Opera House. A wagon load of groceries given to the poor and needy who bring letters from Clergymen, Admission free. Veno and staff can be "The Murdock from 9 to 8.

Advice and Consultation free..