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ALL SUMMER" !"

only be accomplished by a persistent
use of this wonderful remedy for
reasonable length of time. When SO
used, it conouers the worst cases Of
Salt-rheum. Eczema, letter, Erysipe..
las, Scalp diseases, and all manner OF
blood taints, no matter of how long
standing, or from whatever cause they
have arisen. All Scrofulous affections,
as Old Sores, or Ulcers, White Swell;
ings, Hip joint Disease, Enlarged
Glands and Tumors disappear under
a protractcd use of this greatest OF
"Goldcn Medical Discovery" Is the
ONLY blood medicine, among the scores
that are advertised, possessed OF sucn
nositipc curative properties as to war
rant its proprictors in selling it, as they
are ' doing, through druggists, under q
IN epery case, or money paid for ri it Sis will
pESsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS, trS
prietors, No. 6G3 Main ST., Buffalo, MY
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IL is in our cities where there is the most
discomfort: where socialism and anarchy find
conScnial breeding-places. 1t is not too
strong language to say that these things arc
produced bv the rum trafic-that the poverty
is largely due to tho habit of intemperancc,
and that the saloons are responsible for this.
The people of this land will have a heavy ac-
count to settle ono that will have 10 10 paid
in both blood and treasurc-if thoy do not
rouse thcnlsclvas 70 q realization of tho terri
pio evils ot the rum traffic, and of the gra ye
hangers to the people and to the State to
which lis unrestricted sway leads They
must oc reused to see that rum will dominate
thc 'and unless they rise in their might and
PuiferiZc the rum power.-1oieGO Blade
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Rather Rich Soil.

Col. Sspp of Nebraska was talking
with an Eastern gentleman, whom he
met IL Nasbngt--a the other day
"Have.roua fertile soil in Nebraska ."
tho Eas orn gentleman asked.
"Fe'iile" exclaimed Col. Sapp: 81
Should say we had" And taking from
his E'cket n paper containing an nc.
couni of the finding of 81 200 in box,
dug up on farm out there. he OK.
claimed again: Fertile! Read that
-Ifdshington Post.
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COLT EDUCATION.

Ifthcir trainers would hanhlT' nc colts
as kindly and carefully rs educators are
supposed to treat their humaa pupils
balky, skittish and runaway hor>c@ would
"" rarity. Begin Ivy f"ndlin" the
animal daily for few days, ;Hif. "i"i1c
Ai#'dI then he placed in Il roomv box
stall or on the barn floor, and Il cirth
buckled around him, and be shown thc
hcadstal! and allowed to smell cC il
THIS IS exercise enough for the first ,ay
Every subsequent day an additional
piece OF harness can be added and put in
position on the colt, and finally the
harness. entire, but he should bc shown
every piece and allowed tp become
acquainted with it. At this STAGE of in.
StrncNon he should be. made arouointcl
with most things which are liable to
frGhtcn horses.
a. newspaper can be folded and nm.
l""'c' ana Kicked about on the floor i'm
front OF him, and his face bc rubbed with
II. In like manner II white sheet
hlankct, robe, sticks and stones can be
used, remembering that all articles he bc.
comes acquainted with now will not
friShtcn him aftcrward. He should nov
tanght'to gee, haH, stop, back. turn
around and go on. Long rope traces
with srrcadcr" far in the rear, can now ,
o' added, and day by day additional
weights attached for him to draw. lie
can then be hitchcd to a trainiug cart
ana driven. II none is at hand ono c,u
,' made of two OLD wagon ,.whecls.and
n''r aSlc. The next step is to hnru'sl
nm IN Il tcam with somo gentle horse
'ha "5lcr few drives his cdnation will
&c completely Io% TrHgy,. -,
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many DIES OF ALCOHOLISM.

William Albert Heaslip, four years ola,
died suddenly under peculiar circumstantG'es t's
sunday morning at his parents home on Ine
ION floor of No 1893 Fifth avenue. he way
The Younger OF two chhftre1cE SSann I s,a.t t,Vt
Alice JIcaslip. who have tho care OF t,S,io cho
nnortments anil Offices at this nTmoer. no no
child when very young was suoJect W
cramps and to relieve his pain the notne.
ravc him small doses OF whisky. tas.o
for alcohol was thus carly plantei IN the IN,
FAINT and when he Learned to talk ne wou.u
cry for whisky Though the cramps we,o
soon outcrown. the fondness for aicohol re-
manned and was kept up by the parents every
now and then yielding to the boys aonor-
ulal and unnatural taste.
some friends called upon the family SAT
urtiay night and whisky was opened. When
thew left, bottle containing heavy coPers
':swicn was left uncorked on the table.
White tho parents wero asleep, Bortie arose
carly Sunday morning, and, sighting the
bottle with the familiar odor, drank the con
tents. When his parents awoke about
O'Clock they found the child very sleepy anC
hardly able to stand. He was put to bed
and quickly fell asleep When he awoke
couple of hours later his appearance alarneS
| the father who hurried for DR.. Charles III
GuIck. Tho doctor saw at once that IL wa;
q hopeless case Of alcoholism. The chlid diea
i'll az Eour.-Ne,U York World.
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TEMPERANCE NEWS AND Norre


Archbishop JanSscns, of Now Orleans, is
"noihcr distinguished Catholic convert to
Total abstinence ~
! NIccrht parliamentary return shows that
y ISHJ there were 1853 3S5 li,ulor licenses is.
sued in Great Britain.
IL !" stated that tho inhabitants of 200
i,in',e%ni nue. ni The west coast of Africa consume
! '''oo' tons of spirits year.
ch Mnrh OF the rol liquor swallowed in
I Georgia these days and nights" save thn
hrunHwick Times, has about ono murder 10
every pint" '' "'' "
nc DnchcSs of Rutland is n plelgod total
a"n,.I't"r' ana sho takes evcry suitable op.
portun'ty OF cxtollinS tho benofts received
from hcr freely chosen course
Young Harvard graduate is getting up n
series oil live and ten cont concerts Mt Bost.n
i2'EaGn tHHeGGhffttcs' ITO holder to - ,,u,,
ana a cup Of coffee o"n
:, HE richest man in Austrolio is s,;1to,.
;' IT. James Tyson Jlc is credited with he;nC,
,'' l"HS''Sor OF four million pounds nnI hnSS
'T'Gr ' tasted vino or spirits, nor has ho
'''"N"d one ounce Of tobacco. o
nj ordinary kcS Of beer costs so. md
Usually about one hundred and te,, r,1,a.oa ra
ran ~ Drawn from it, AtGvecerts n,i 1855 ,Se
n""d produce 1870, which seems n rcosnm'
"''' i'o''' ior the poor saloon Keeper
Wesley Mcnamara, n prominent c;tizon ~
; nh nan. was bitten by another promi-
mcmi men,. c.t,zen l, and died in great agony. As
WY ,,I nae no'h bo"n indulginS in drug store
Nhi"ny IN" poisonous character of tho hit,
Is not To be wondered Mt WV
NC h'ihhay GudI1iUp says that altbouoh
,n" hh!niTr OF consumers of intoxicot;5o, |
m 'mIlInrT IN India, under the fostering pojicS J
~ INC "ovcrnmcnt, has doubled in ten veorSS
'' ''''ii"cIS are aS yet not more than tiftcen
'"' cent "f Tho population.
LILY thousand gallons of cheap wine was
i@enliy ordered by n European firm from n
,nTiG california company. The sea voyneo
m ,n, 'hH European atmosphere will convertSs
., " % ,..,n iihtno and somo bottles and coj,,s u
#,"So IT ready for expectation to ,ho
, r,.h "n irIiiSh soldiers in India suffer soyero
, -, n,lhanShC rccently, referring to tbo nn',
'r,' 'l,,"u ot liquors i'll India by Tho miIitorm
~ ~ Soi'l,rrS III India is the cause Of oimos, III
y. tE" 'rimc conmittcd by thom, mil notn
q crn Is ;" Gcicterions to their health If drnE
W." lH"nibitcd in connection with th. it h
,IN' i""0 men would do the worL ul;oi-
present requires GO,OOO." WHICH,
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BALLOONS IN CHICAGO.

Statistics show that the drinking. portion
of every fifty-seve adult males III so,i.e
communities Chicago, for instancel, sup
rrmmher of families are impaired in their
resources to precisely this amount, which
must he equal to absorbing tho teta, eMrn- nrn-
ings of at least six families out OF the pro,
portion of flfty-scvcn actively cngagSIi, gg,i,;ns ,m
have to be supported by the sober element q
the group, and therefore the saloon is the Ros
cuniary enemy of all families in eommn,si amane is
tolerating them. The pecuniary daM ths e4s
pense as apportioned3 upon the averase 80
.snsniii ia itiss SSSahliaSaGS - : : : :
existcnce, on the low - -. = - -
Union Signal. - -
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There always Is. She is the power behind
tho throne, A. woman's inh ence oyer thS
go great a power to guide. strengthen and help
her husband, a womans mind should be clear
and healthy. 1t cannot be IL she Is suffering
from unv functional derangement. How
many home Is made unh .ppy because sh
who should be Its lite and light is wretched,
and daughters, shy suffer from "femaie COM
plants" which are sappng Your lives avail Va i
when DR. Pierce'S Fay9rts brcsct1ps.on tso aont II
yonf Il has res o cd happiness to many sad
dcrcd life. Why endure niartyrd"m when re-
lcase Is q, easy? In its special field there
! never was a restorative like tho "Favorite Pre-
scription."
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MISSIONS AN, ,,oror.

The Rev. Mr. Webb -rcploe in an ami.
vcrSary sermon before the English Church
Missionary Society. asserts that the annual
income of Englishmen amounts to S6,575,
OcO,0 900 Were tenth of this sum consc-
cratcl to Gods service. il would be S657 900,
coo, which is said tn be the exact amount of
Great Britnins drink bill. The preacher es-
timated tha! n tithe Of the drink bill, or q
hundrCdth part cf tho total annual income
was actually given to religious objects, and
that perhaps :, tenth of this. or thousandth
part of the income. was given to work out.
sl,'c of Great Britain, for the cvangelizatiop
of the world.
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The .katdsk White CoCKatoo Win the
ficry eyS anss sulphurous yellow crest
did thai His big cage had been on top |
of The monkeys, one day, and the little
MONKEY had swung his tail up until 1t
rcsta against tho bars Of the bird cage.
Thecockatoo grabbed it and pulled 1t In
wit his sharp bcak. Then there was
chatcring and screaming, yells, croak
inc aud diminutivc inferno Tor about
a minute, before the monkey got h,s tan
lode by the heroic method OF pulling IL
| looe. Then the cockatoo spit out
mothful of hair and said, "lah-h-u-
CHI To this contcmptuous remark the
ltd monkey said nothing. He sucked
thd laccratcd end of his tail anu kept
quit. IA,
s,mc one had presented him with a
pidc of Mirror. 1t was the apple OF nus
eycand tic prize Of his collection. HIS
littt stouhuusc contained couple OF
chdtnuts, some spare peanuts, two or
thres bristt pebbles and the mirror. Ihis
, iittlo strivhardly two inches square, ne
wouhl hSsS1g a6SRaissc BY the hour; -Es lie
= hss:Ssef 70 s0ivc, ,tne mysie.y
! Of tbSt oti.cr noHWcy which he saw in
. the glass. N, being quarrclsomc, nc
!, never tried to ght the strange monkey,
9 but always ting TO coax h''" o"' ~
play. 1t woulnt work.
One day thcyun shonc down through
the glass skyliht and struck the mirror
, 1t cast brigh hnrning beam right int
es es the monkeys sc and nearly blinded MN
he Here was anchcr immcnse prob'cm u
as wrcstle with. After few minutes h
,d;E found Mat :Btuniug the looking gas
no no in different elections he could make tn
to to bright ray dacc over tho walls and INT
cr the other cages Ila ! that WAS iunnA
TO The cockatoe had been moved aero,
n, the aisle and mc Of the rays struck MI
.a Ua in tho eye. lie hlinkcd and r"t''cd II
e. feathers. The monkey saw IT, an" Sal
ry to himself us plainly as possible
d. "Wondcr if old Cockcy doesn't like IT.
,t- He got the focus again, and the coc
en- atoo duckcd and spuawkcd.
RS "Aha / hNc you now, o'd IooNe
,s; ,so I'll tceeovo pull the hair OH
he tail ~ ~
IN. Araip he focused tho bird and
~ bird Jumped. Up, down, sideways a
ad ,ad across. he pursued the bird with ii
, a binding ray, while the latter scream
led and beat his wings and ratified the ca
II. in whrIwind Of rage. But it was u
'aI 'as less. The ray and monkey were incX
''N able. and not until convenient clio
obscurcd the sun did the monkey &C
its prosecutions.
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A Good BARGAIN.

A schoolboy defined strong drink as
the stuff that causes the most human
happiness-by lettia' it alone" Here
Patrick seems to give credit to the rum
seller by similar back-handed process
of reasoning:
At a temperance meeting where
several related their experiences, q
humorous Irishman was acknowledged
to be the chief speaker. He had on a
pair of fine new boots. Said he, "A
week after I signed the / dge met nm
old friend and he says, Them's fine
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Blood Poison

For years at Irregular intervals in all seasons,
suffered the intolcrablc burning, tands ItSntng OF
b:ood poisoning byivy. II would break ou ON nv
les7' In Dry thront and eyes. La,tsprlhs. book
Iieod's sorsnp"rl la as . blood puriidr. Win no
thought 81 faS Especial Tcnetl IVY p,ssu Ing
ptit hes effected a,pe'inanent. tararoush sure "
CALVIN 7. ScnurE, Went WORTHY N II. ~ .f:.s.
~ had bois alI ovcrmy neck and back, ;tfo,t,ifna
meso much that couhi not. turn my head atoiin
nor stoop over. Hoods Sarsnparilla cured mo I'm
70 weeks. think IL is the Isest bioo purneF"-
RyqEL BEAD Ksnsas Cry, Mo: ::'.i ~.
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SOWING GRASS SEED IN THE SPRING.

One of the principal advantages IN
seeding grass in the spring is that inc
danger of winter killing is largely
avoided. While grass plants Will stand
considerable freezing after they get well
established, they are easily killed when
Young and tender. Grass seed IL oil Soo'
uurlitv will remain in the soil for some
time without starting to grow when the
conditions Of termination are uniaVor-
aisle. and later on, under more favorable
G2!nnaeEi0ns !ne .ney W. say which IS the best
under all conditions is impossible. In
some localities fall seeding proves the
best, and in others spring seeding has
been found to he the best. Again even
in the same locality II difference i'll the
season will make considerable difference
in the termination of the seed and the
growth of the plants. If the seed is
sown in the fall the work should he done
sufficiently early to allow the plants an
opportunity to get well established be-
fore cold weather sets in, and if this from
uufavorabc weather or other conditions
cannot bc done the better plan is to dc
fer until spring.
So far as possible spring seeding should
be done carly, for while occasionally late
sowing makes good stand, taking one
year with another, the safest plan is to
make all the preparations possible ahead
and then SOW the seed early. In what
may be termed Il reasonably favorable
Season grass seed can often be sown i'll
~ S5flll D9St times to SOW grass seed
whffa the soil has been properly prepared
in advance is after Il light fall Of snow
Another good time is when there has
been slight freeze and the soil is thaw-
ing ont; the weight of the seed will
usually bc sufficient to bury it deep enough
to gcrminatc. If for any reason the
seeding is delayed until late usually the
better plan will be to cover with n har-
row or brush.
Grass and clover should he the first
crops seeded in the spring, and when it
can bc done advantage should be taken
Of the first favorable opportunity for
doing the work. F"i.m, FieM and
.StochUun.
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Spring Medicine

Early ist spring very much run down.
Dad nerves headache felt miserable and ali that
1 was vcTmuch benefited by Hoods sarsaparii;n
ana recooinend II to my friends Mas. J. NJ.
TAYLOR, 20 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, o.
'hood't Sarsaparilia has cured mo Of snlt
rhcum, Sich have had for years. do think
IL Isl sTendid medicine. am 10 years Of a2c
ahn my spn Is Just as smooth and fair as a piece
Of glnss. thavc six child,cn and when mn, III, ng Is
tho troubb with them the first thug r. for is
Hoods sssapsrilla "-MRs. LILA CLARK, South
NorwHlk Conn
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YOU have on

PAM 81 boots you have on.
SAYS I, and by the same token twas
the saloon keeper who gave them to
me-
"'That was generous of him, says
he.
"Tt was says I, but made bar-
gain with him. He was to keep his
drink and / was TO keep my money.
Nv money bought me these fine boots.
/ got the best of tho bargain, and I'm
going to stick to it. '"-Temperance
Banner.
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hoods sarsaparilla is prepared from sars,n,.
r'''a' pandeiion, Mandrake, Dock. Juniper Berri.,
ana other w"llknown vegetable RENE lies 1, sn.,,
arec"ar manner as to derive the fun p,ed,c,,o,
value OF each. 1t will cure, when In the power q,
meoie ne scr'fuia, salt rhcum sores, bolIs, MIN.
pes "n n"mors' dyspepsia, biliousness, sick head.
ache indigestion, general debility. catarrh .sa..
"at'sm, kidney and. liver complaints. .,ayo,,
'rTJHotE- NsSS,5h or life, and imparts lilo and
strength to the whole systcn,
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SHE-They say that vaccination will
be obsolete in the twentieth century.
He-I should think it would, mt least
for women. She-Why for women more
than men? He-Because ballroom ana
bathing dresses will probably leave no
room for it.
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Tourists,
"hether on pleasure bent or busines, s,o,,,
'""' ON every trip bottle of Syrup OF Fiys n,
II "c's most pleasantly and effectuallv on N.
h'"nc!s' liver and bowels, prev.ntjn, fevsr.
"'nes ana other forms of sickness. For
sale in 'oc and 81 hotties by all leading srua
gists- "ius-
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TEMPERANCE.

TIE WINE. uo.
They say Ills P,sasSSssSS u, sSo brain; S% I'M ,,oo,
Knd merry, y,;rs On the the sluggish blood
aye, S,ns but wissip isss1pens, Mt unseen sleeps
It's rosy light. Win vii, ,srs ss ss'S.t to s''
:s;s::: s {: ST ;S's & e a.,
There's not ass - 6alS -
- Rs..l Ss.lS = + $'ni,
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Cheap Land in Kans,.

adiross, dics, penny In postal card dIrected -,
Wnst 10 >. u. DAVIDSON & 90 W;oi,,WVI WIh
iundrcns "a Snn t VIII bring you information VOLT,
car on.! Zig Profits Parties with jI,tlo NOUS NOUS
dncna INC ihrm with rich SOIL capable or my
osta wonuerIui crops. One penny will in,p,P p0-
sn,e 70 Opportunities win be lost by DELAY Taat
MAJ op KRnhnce IN spring. IL you want a and eand
,"p vi h@h>ss send-nye cents In stamns soou
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An exch' n !e says that oyst r. at. cojno
up. they are gong In the pposite dire ct!on
a. our tn bic. >'''''
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J'anl'cted with sore eyes use D-Isaac Thom,-
tcL EyeWntrr. Druggists sell n 4 DC. .per bnttia
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March April May

Are the best moaths IN which TO purify vour h,oo,
for at no other scasd does the systen, co ,,,,.,,
neei the aid Of q rctab,c medicine liz uoon..
Harsapari'la' rs now hirinS tho long. cold winter
the blood becomes finland impurc tbe ho1v ho
comes weak and tiredkbe apnetitc may ho -.
iioou earsaI aria Is Ituliarly adapted TO purify
and enrich the blood tcreate n COOL anno,t,a 49,,
overcome tnat tired ding. II has larger sale
than any ircssa& every fol 'it~,. nd.
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me Inc ce'Q best tcdy to know whether or not
70 b s s. Electric Soaps good as it is said
R o or, SE 10 10 uy u y0ure 1t can't d ceive you
thor ScI no imitation. There are lots of
theh. ASK your grocer for inst one hnr
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.hicaco larber IL worth $4,000 This
SHOWS that silence is not always golden
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STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE.

FOR Sale 10y nll Druggists. Price 25 cts.
r"r box; boxes for G5 cts: or sent by
mai, postage free, on receipt of price.
DIR. j. III. Schonck & Son, PhiladcIphia. Pa,
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REGULARLY it becomes sort of appetizer, |
and really acts as tonic ot 'hc po''
kind Its pleasant acid tones up the esys-
tenn and whcts the appetite for kcchcr
! opprcciation of more solid food. IL IS
n direct aid to digestion, and those VINO
! cat of it regularly are seldom trouble"
with those ailments which call Tor pms
and physic. The fruit eater Is seldom
bilious. o,,
Nv all means set out plenty o. small
fruit. Have row of currants, pea Oh
strawberries, raspbcrrics along the renee
and grapes wherever support can pc
ARRANGED for them. If you have never
tried your hand ut small fruit cul'utc ..1
mike Nm vour mind to experiment with
il and the chances arc if you take care
of the .svcnturc" with which you start
: out YOU will bc so we'll pleased with your
!, success that in n year or two you VII.
,,branch out" until you have all the iru''
h your family requires. 1t is just rs easy
4 to care for a garden OF this kind as 1t Is
- to propcrly cultivate II field Of corn. Bn'
" most farmers have got the idea into th"i,
!, heads that it is puttcring work, an'
- nothing will get this idea ont OF thci
p heads except trial, which will be sur'
II to convince them that no other part
~ the farm pays so we'll. all things consld
j cred, us good garden. ItcES Nag
: HziHc.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars kewnra tHy nv
any case Of CatarrMh ~ that r cannot oe 'u0 -
]. CnENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, ".
We. the undersi ln.ti, hayo Know, 10 hin,
Cheney for-tshs lns. 10 years ana q S e-s paan.
'pssosoop Surg saavih:: Is SiHiS,ssale Druo.
:. gists, Tolea :, Ohio. ''us-
Il. II. Van Haesen, Cashier Toledo National
Bank, Toledo, Ohio
Hails 8 Catarrh Cure Is taken internally act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
taGes uie or ths system Price, 75c. per bottle.
The pig who p":s INFO q ov.r ,h;nI a.,
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a Famous Scafold.

The scoifoid at Fort Smith, Ark, upon,
which sixty nine men have been hanged
in the mast fifteen years was built by men
who tJiisisly ,ihatjbu sitrtmopition OF the
;;Wfoor work 'thiS .wassfn store for II, MS they
mode it I'd lll time and possible emesgen-
cics. Thd ructure stands about midway
of the sou!zks;dc of!he enclosure, in PLAIN
= - pivtssss'
: .7.leSss3 t5pn tneTnrce other sides.
Around thcVoFNof this stockadc is n
walk way where the guards stand heavily
armed during the execution. At present
this prccautidn is by no means so imper-
ative as it once was, when the officials
did not and gould not know but that an
armed raid for rescue might be made
across the border. The framework of
this structure is of solid oak and it stands
to-day as firmly as it did years ago when
first created. The cross beam from which
the ropes arc suspended. and which is
called upon to sustain the full force Of
the drop, is massive piece of oak. The
trap is of the simplest possible construc-
ton, consisting of two doors opening
down, one forward and the other back
extending nearly the full length of the
platform. II Kansas City Times.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-03-07

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