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Gladness Comes ith better understanding of the transient nature of the many phys- ills, which vanish before proper ef- efforts-- directed. There is comfort in knowledge; that so many forms of "mess are not any actual dis- but simply to''a constipated cond 1 of the system, which the pleasiihi, lly laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt- If removes. Thai; Is why it is the only Maedy with millions of families, and is esteemed so higMy by all VfcoTalne pood health. Its beneficial are duo.to the.fact, that it is the remedy which promotes internal iliness without debilitat'tig the nns on which it acts. It is therefore Important, in order to get its bene- l- effects, to note when you pur- ae, that you have the genuine which Is manufactured by the Call- nla Pig 1 Syrup only and sold by reputable druggists.

In the enjoyment of good health, the system is regular, laxatives or remedies are then not If with any actual disease, be commended to. the most skillful Zmlcians, but if in need of a laxative, Xaabouldhave the best, and with the Infill in 1 everywhere, Syrup 'of highest and is most largely and gives most general satisfaction. 8. P. KI.OTZ.

PASTOR D. CHURCH. Sept 8, 18UO. Pepsin Syrup Dear bepn afflicted twenty yearn with dyspepsia' or BOUT 1 bare 'tried different reine- without mncb benefit. Finally I toogbt a 10-cent bottle of Syrup Pep and found that It benefltted 1 that it will do.

what li ta'recommerided when taken to directions. I taken nearly, bottle and feel lice a different person 8. P. KLOTZ. For aale by B.

Kewllntf. Keep Cool by Ualng THE KELLEY RING; I 1 Water; f(l Hose Prevents Wetting Bead i Prevents Wetting Bead Floor ot Walla. for Pwof Wstir -CICMM, Belf-lctliw Water ClowU, Waste KELLY No. jo'r Madison -BIG On account 'of the' Thirteenth Encampment C. at, St; FauU Sept.

1 4, the Big Foiir at one from stations on Ite Mnesi Tickets good: going August 30 and 31 and September good returning until SeptemberlB, with privilege of 'extension nhfll Septamber 80, See nearest' agent oi'partlcu- lars as to routes. day s''worlt Is by sick headache caused, by Indigestion and stomach trouWee.DeWltt'a Little Early Risers are the most effectual pill tar overcoming such M. Johnston. MEETING, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS UnMoran Rank, Cleveland, August 23 to: 80, 180C. The Wabash will sell tickets Anguet 22, 23, and S4 to Cleveland, one for the round trip; choice of routes by rail or lake.

Tickets will good, to return, to and Including Angw SI, 1800. For full particntars Inquire of Wnbash Ticket will be but you cant afford to lose any of Be wady-, for the green appte season by having OoUc; Cure in tbo M. JobMton. bites, 'tww, Wttch JBEud siiiriEi. plk Joiniton.

DR.UM ER'S LONG SiWIMi TMaUl'the Water of'Lone lor Two Charles New York man, who weighs' 342 pounds, fell overboard from steanier Connecticut in Long Island sound at 3:43 the other morning. No one- heard-his cry and no ono was disturbed by the splash in the His-bat was-gone, but he hod on the rest of his clothing, iiiulubive of stockings and, shoes; coat, vest and trousers'. Mr. ji'as. a wonderfully strong pair of lunps.

He made the best, use of them'in trying 1 To attract the attciitiqn of a lighthouse-keeper mile 'and''a half away, but hts were in vain. Meanwhile he'started tread water. As daylight advanced saw that he was far frofci either shore efforts in (o he STARTED -IN TO TREAD WATER. The Long- islhnd coust was at least for.r miles 'distant, 'the opposite shore was still. Mr.

Griswold's clothes eoon became a great weight, and he determined to rid hiniself of his coat, vest, collar, shirt and necktie. He took out his studs and put them In his trousers He also put his gold watch. and chain and a few valuables away. He hud besides $1GC in his trousers pockets. Then he allowed his coat and vest to float.

It was not long bef oro the trousers became too great a burden and he removed them. He was now attired in his shoos, stockings, undershirt and drawers. Be wanted very much to, discard his shoos, but the effort. to uptie them was too difficult. He.

held his trousers in hie arm as long as he 'could, but at -length he had to. let them go and they drifted out of sight, while he sighed over the loss of in bills, the gold watch and chain and the other jewelry. But he kept on trending water, was not until after five o'clock, two hours after he fell into the water, that he was pleked up by an excursion steamer pom- ing from Providence. Ho' was 'put to bed and his body vifjoroufiXy slapped 'until circulation wan fully restored. He; waf wrapped In blankets and mustard npplied'to the calves of liia legs.

On hit arrival hi New York a- telephone mrs- sasje was sent to hia wife; who brought him a full KUlt of clothed. He went; home; app8rently rione the worse, for unusual arid dangerous experience. QUEEN'S BIG DOWRY FOR MAUD. Will Her Cool liulf Million 'Queen Victoria is going, to do the handsome thing for granddaughter, dowry of which give the ydiing' efqus "git from who haa BO" others suppjy! with: bread' and butter, arid' thief Mt'tle, bride cain- 'ffV- afford' to be' patien't act' eiiei'gn's will, under, tne circiumstaiLceB, queen has given a like ram of her own daughters on their marriage, she. -would 'portioned the duchesa of Fife oa duke made it very clear that he' desired hli rpyalf wife without any such, settle- inento! has mcw.t;.

expensive family in world.jORdjnll* income to his He nan nppocloet'irioriey, and friends won't, let Since 1878 been nine'epi- demics of dysentery In parts of the country In which and Diarrhoea Remedy was used with perfect success, Dy.sen when epidemic, almost and dangerous as Asia cholera. Heretofore the best efforts of the most skilled physicians have check its rav- nges, this remedy, however, cured the most malignant cases, both of children and' adultfl, and the most trylng.condltlpne,,which proves-It to. be the best medicine iin the world for complaints. For sale by. B.

F. druggist. of P. Mensli, of Ft. Wayne, were dflngerously prosti-ated by canned beans.

Don't trifle away time when you ham cholera -morbus or. them In the beginning wtlth to wait' foV'rasult8. Tney are Instari- taneona and; healtisy, oonilttlon.r^Jno. M.iJbhnBton,'.,';,' well yielding five baiirels' daily 'has struck to the Vicinity of Tnoorfw of core may be dtecuwed at longtli by bnt anffererB: want qolck reMef; aad One -Minute' Oongh Onie win give ilt; A safe ems. for 'cblidrai Tit to only harmleai rDmedyltbat prodncea Immadl- 1 1 prominently in the pubUo 676 to-' daylsBood'tSanaparlUa.

Therefort getJiood'i and ONLY HOOO'9. From a letter wrifteri'by 3. Gun' decman, of are permitted to make this no hestlMtion in recommending Dr. King's New'Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous-In the case -oil -irvy -wifo. While I was pastor-of Baptist Church at Rives Junction sue- was brought down with pneumpnln succeeding la grippe- Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with llr.tlu Interruption'and it'seemed' hs' 'if sue could not survive them.

A frieud recommended Dr. Discovery, It was quick In lts work.and highly satisfactory In results." Trial bottles free at F. Keesllng'e drug store. Regular Ciirrie Heudiieks, of Torre Hau'to, hius been unconscious for sever- al'days; the result of prostratJon by the heat. Need to Stoop to No jfor the of'Pollen.

It come about jthit- 1 plantai enable to secure their-enda by- foir words, have had recourse to gniie -to teinpt the 'insects by'Veivefy tex- tures of rich- color widely spread, by exhaling sweet and powerful odors, by offering: nectar, and final ly-by devising artful appliances, whereby nn insect be loaded with pollen without what time ho is imbibing the seductive nector. Some have gone a step IpWer, and because they could afford 'to produce BO brilliant a as otl'er plants, have set to work the vulgar carrion-loving flies into their service-by devploping peta.la of a livid purple hue, and giving 1 a Faugh! Shall hearts of oak and beech and ash 'stoop to such tricks? The forest tree, says Good Words, has a hundred or a thousand years to live, and exhibits no to priiduce fruit. At 15, in time'enough to think'of such things; arid when the time comes the delicate essential organs are protected' mereJy by a few simple green, or yellow "scales, or by'none at all. The pollen is lavlsh- 11 advised me to consult a oiduced for the wi a is'npt so pro- Noticing Chamberlain's a yehici'e of triinsmtssian as the and but. a very small percentage of''the, pollen will reach'their' destinJBtion.

This, however; Is of little Six weela ago I suffered with a very severe cold; was almost unable to My friends all advised me to consult a physician. Cough, llemedy advertised In tie St Paul Volks Zeltung I procured a bottle, and after taking It a short'while WAS entirely I now moet heartily roc- remedy to anyone, suffering with cold. Wm. 078 Shelby St Paul, Minn. F.

Keeeiing, druggist For-sale by B. While WMUam Hockeineyer and fiim- jjy, of' Adamis. countiy, were driving to Decnitur there was a runaway ia wlhlcli-Mr. Hockemeyei- nod a child were IxKtly injured. Mrs.

Hockemeyer was aJso hurt. My little boy, when two years of age, was tnken very ill with bloody flux. 1 p-as adivteed to use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and luckily procured part of a- bottle. 1 carefully rend the directions and gava It He "was very low, but alowly and eureiy be began to improve, gradually recovered, and Is now as stout aud strong ever. I feel sure it saved his never can praise the Remedy, half its worth.

I am sorry.every one In the world does not know how good it It Is as I Una S. Hlnton, G-ra- hamevllle, Marion Florida. For sale by.B..F. Keesling, druggist. A' boy noimed: diie Trotter started for life foome neur Plninfleid on the-'240n of month, stuce which: he bas beea on-the mdsslng list.

ELECTRIC BITTERS. Electric Bitters, is a medicine suited for.any season, pernaps erally needed when the "languid, exhausted feeling prevails the liver Is forpld' and sluggish and' the; need of a tonic and alterative' is A prompt. use'of. thlfi'mediciue Ms often averted longVand.i bilious fevers. No medicine will act more surely In counteracting and freeing the system from the malarial poison.

Headache, inaigeetion; constipation', dizzlnesa, yiad 'to Electric 'OOc and' 'ru store! peV 'drug store! Wazniizi, of South was bitten by a rattlesnake, and wWle. under treatment was prostrated by the heat and died. The best salve the cats, ulcers, salt rheum, fever wnai, tettersi thapped hands, cfcllbiaiiw -all and; posl: COTOI piles or "ntTjiay reqoired. it to to give. wtls- ttctlonfox Prtoe: 20' Tl'ie jligh Court Foresteos'is holding ain a niiunl meeting ait, Haimsnond, in -the (state batag represented.

St Joseph' Is a niost dellkhttul reeon duflng this eitriroaely waather. Fare.for the roundTtrip, fiop. Train leaves Vandalla elation at 7:00 every.Sundayi--'-- biw. toi Elder WJlfly, Pt EdJiaburg. If have ever, seen a- little child -in the agony you can realize the -danger of'the trouble Cholera Cure.

dyeentwj; and 6. reliable remedy, not afford 'to thte- The plant of the -Tie wtote 3 ijwteniT ta flzalnefl and; Witch Salve mouth. consequence, for an incipient seed needs but.one pollen grain -to fertilize it, should a hundred fall upon it, 99 would be'superfluous. Prof. William R.

Brooks, director of the Smith observatory'at Geneva, while observing the moon the other night, saw a'dark object pass across the moon in a-horizontal direction. Prof. Brooks believes it to have been a meteor, too far'removed from the eftrth't 1 atmosphere to become ignited. The servation is entirely new in astronomical 'annals. Chtneie Temples In America.

There are 47 Chlneee temples in A. AT ST. PAUL. Special Bates via Pennsylvania Lines for National Encampment. August SOth and 31st and September 1st are the dates upon'which low rate round trip tickets to St.

Paul will sold via Pennsylvania Lines, the short route through Chicago. Tickets will be good returning until September 15th, inclusive, and if deposited Joint agent at St. Paul on or before September 15, the return limit w.ill be ex-tended to include September 30th. The rates (or thto occasion will be excep tlouaUy. low via Pennsylvania Lines, the only system of railways over which, trains run from Western Pennsylvania, West and Indiana to Chicago Union Station, the natural gate- way'from those States to the- North west! Daliy.

tralins from Pittsburgh, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapollfl and iouls- vllle make convenient connection at Chicago with St. Paul trains. Arrangements-may be made by G. A. PnstB, or partly of friends to travel together on special trains or special cars that will go through from starting point to Encampment without change, If the number Justifies -Information on the will be cheerfully furnished by representatives.of, the Pennsylvania YOUR VACATION NOW.

picturesque Island via b. C. (boast: -It only costs Detroit, Totelo, $18,00 from 'Cleveland'tor. the' round -trip, Including meate; and Tickets good for CO days, bicycles carried One' thousand of liake 'aiitl on' new; modern steel steainers for. tz, CHEip -WEST -AND NORTHWEST.

On August 4i 18, 29,. October. 6 and 20, western will excursion tickets at very low'rates-'to-a large 1 number of pplite in and. norths west apply-to. WABASH: LOW RATE; Horneseetoirs, Aiiguet.

18, September, li; 15, 20, and October 6, and Tickets will be'sold at one to pplnt8.inithe west, and southwest For full; particulars Inquire' of -Wabasli ticket agent'; EXCURSION NIAGARA On. Augustus the Wabaah Railroad company will run'a Niagara Falls by Rate 1 from: Loganispoil ten' ($10) 'BbBarii''for the round trip. Return limit tosae days from dote af'saje. headache, UOgeMtn cuwttem WILD BIDE IN MONTANA: How; a Horso Thief Was Captured After a tot Chase. The Pnrnnit Kept Up for Ninety- Kite itlllos, anil 1 Two Fiuc Won Killed Before Cameron Gave Uiiuicil The incidents of the capture of Alex andcr.

Cameron, who broke. j'lJl Bozeuian, and- was taken at En- uis u'l'ter 'the libttest chase ever known in that state, are full of interest. It was a thrilling experience aud a wild, ride tha.t ran to the denth two of the best blooded horses ill Montana. Cameron was for the robbery of a large sum and had committed-other crimes of a more serious nature, and was very much afraid of identification. He managed to PS- from the Btjzeman ja.il by overpowering the', deputy and made-a desperate break fofth'e open.

"Hei succeeded, aad the night of the Fourth.of;Ju]y in hiding'in a piece of timothy grass near One of the men from whota had stolen considerable poods lived near by and owned a fine blooded horpe -which Cameron decided he could his'way-out of the country. So 'he'stole the animal. Now, the tracti- of Montana will not permit the condoning of tha.t crime, and the owner, who knew who taken his best-th'or- started -a posse in earlv pursuit. Officers were set watching every part of the country for the approar-h Cataerorii'who could'be easily identi fled he rode, which was that part'of the 'stalk several days Deputy Brooks "got it.rack of his mnn near Erinis and found that he was on the National park, and was- goicpr in Biicli a way 'that he would compelled-to retrace his stops to Ennis. Cameron was half but had from a ranch food enoug-h to last him several 'Brooks waited near the trail at Ennis bis man to double on his track, in order to cross the-Madison river.

Finally, after two rtayfi of -watchinir. i.n the turn' -the 'Brooks, saw, "blie horse coming.N took anotiier from the ranch, "picking- the finest animal on the Madison, and gal- 'joped after. As the hoofbente sounded HE SAW BROOKS CLEAltT-HB BXRS. on the bridge the man ahead pressed forward, and in sight of th'e Helcaned forward -in the saddle-and epurrad on, and the mightiest race, ever seen in Montana ba4 the time made will miles the race was kept up, GanfeVon holdmg a lead of about half a both men using every means the speed of their animals. One-man was -riding -for freedom, and, life, tie other was strainiug every with a firm determination tbChever return without hia prisoner After many miles had passed, Cameron to gain a few miles and tunvettto a pair of bars into a.cattle.

trail that-led to a canyon and 'coulee Tar "mountain, sides. He carefully home in their mortised postTafier he had let his wl'llimg, wind- editorte through, and, remounting, rode the crest of a hill saw "Brooks clear'that high pair that VmileJLMOTe flew by, the men being now and now' the hills and couleea, when; dame suddenly on in mal was gasping for Trtieatii, and -was evidently, dying. He 'could ther. was in almost bad; cohditionUand 6i? and began the search on foot. For two hours hunted iUp and dbwn the comflned little gully, omd at last found tihe ingitivp.

nnelof agvn Cameron was caught. i Both men returned to their horseB. One was dead, the other dying. For a day theV walked towajd Ennis, and finally "icauglii bttiw iintfrode-in. Cameron so 'atterly broken dovm thnt he-'urge3 1 hitiL It is likely that he will now be held for more serious cranes than robbery, the notoriety.attending.the..abase, hav-.

ing put officers, who had looking tor him, on the trace. Nerroni. A minister, that have more' nerve than menl This, ne aiys, ia especially the case when it cornea Some time Blnce he; was called to marry a young couple in. what might bo called the circle. much: face fftTltbe was not frightened in the customary, time' he fl broke The minister kindly Informed him that It was cot and: the li ive Hunt.

ahoold be built for Mr. Upon having just whai you call for when you go to There Is no substitute for is an in- eult to your try sell you something that efforts to induce you to buy an article yon do not want, are based simply Upon the degire to secure more profit. The dotler or clerk who docs this-carei nothing for your welfare. He simply wanU your money. Do not permit yourself to be deceived.

Insist upon having Hood's Sarsaparilla Aod only'ftoo'l'i. 't I' OnrTrne Bteod PuriBet. ti Hood PlIlS ewy te operate- A SHORTJOURNEY TO CALIFORNIA IN. FIRST CLASS STYLE The Southern Pacific Co. the Sunset Orleant Angeles and San.

Francisco. discontinued April 16th. The -iperlor accommodatioM given ttfc number of pstrons of the above during the past tourist season, thi; announcement of oest season of inner service with 'superior to 'anything --yet. uowuin transcontinental early''re-Inauguration of HCNSBT LIMITED" this fall. For Home Seekers.

The, Southern Pacific Ou. "Sunset in vnd Crescent Route" are running the Qly, line of Pullman- CJnclnnat.r; 'tiarsday everilna for Angeles'and These-, excursions are specially coii- and the object Is' tc enable those -do do not care to buy tbe flrit-cUwt trip oV-6ne way rlde.wltb Bleeping car and 'ao'chonge of 'cars at the addreti Coinnjerelal P. Cincinnati. O. i W.

G. W. 'P. Chicago. Ili.

T. n. New-OrieanB. cxi: Beginning May 2Ctfi And continuing intll about jSOth dill line will make two lally between St Joseph and Chicago, folipwlng Leave St Josepb at 4-JO m. and 'ioao p.

dally, Including Sunday. Chicago at 9:30 and on Saturday leave "6f Joseph it and lea've Chicago at 2 p. m. anning time noun, Trl-weekly Mtlwaukee, saving St Joseph Monday, Wednesday utd The" 'eqnlpnienV of "thto line Includes side wheel of Cnlcagp2; City ot Milwaukee (the largest and aneit west, of Detroit), and new.ly propeller City touUrUle. a trains.

"Tickets on tale all randalia Line statiooB. Chicago, dock of Wabash GBAHAM, Benton Harbor, Mlcb. i rally you SCTCMOF.