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CURIOUS FACTS.

Nine people out of every ten can hear
their left.
1t takes $1,000 tons of paper to make
the postal cards used in the United
States each year.
The worlds blind are computed TO
number one million-about one sight
less person to every fourteen hundred
inhabitants
An ostrich lives about thirty years,
and the average annual yield OF a bird
in captivity is from two to four
pounds of plumes.
No human head was impressed Oh
coin until after the death o. Alex
ander the Great. All images before
that time were Of deities.
The petroleum company which has
been boring for oil at St. Pauls inlet,
Newfoundland. has struck a splendid
well at a depth of 1910 feet, and the
existence of large petroleum district
in the neighborhood is considered Ger
tain.
Equal parts of litharge and red lead
form when mixed with sufficient
quantity of glycerine to form a paste.
substance which is highly recon-
nended for repairing cracks in iron.
1t resists the action of water, alkalies
and fire.
The bushy tops of branches of young
'long-leaf pine trees were among the
handsomest offerings for decorations
during the holiday season. Gray Span
ish moss and large palmetto leaves.
also from Florida, were more freely
used than ever before.
A physician says that he has some
times been able to convince persons
subject to visual illusions that the
fancied figures were not real bv ask
ing them to push one eyeball up a little
with the finger. This makes all real
objects in their neighborhood appear
double. as any one can prove to him
self but it does not double the false
image.
1t may not be generally known tha.
there is cruelty in the keeping of gold
fish. Half of such captives die from
sheer want of rest. AS fish have eyes
so formed that they cannot endure the
light, in a glass vessel they are in an
entirely wrong place. as evident from
the way in which they dash about. and
so round and round, until fairly worn
cut.
A clever workman in a cutlery fac
tory in Sheffield England, made a
dozen pairs of shears, each so minute
that they all together weigh less than
half grain. That is about the weight
of a postage stamp. Each pair was
perfect and would cut il sufficiently
delicate material could be found. Ly-
ing on piece of white paper, they
seem no larger than feas
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Confession All Around.

From the Detroit Free Press.-"Iye
had lots OF experience in prohibition
towns, but here's one which happened
to me in Kansas" said the Southern
drummer, as he lighted cigar, the
train having come to standstill by a
washout. "One of my customers in
vited me up to his house for supper.
When l got to his place he introduced
me to his wife and their one son. Be
fore we went down stairs he took me
aside.
Perhaps you'd like little some
thing he said. but don't mention this
to the wife or my son.
Il promised and he produced the bot
tie from a cupboard. When l went
down l was chatting with the son.
when he gave me wink and motioned
toward a back room. l followed him,
and he said:
Pretty cold walking here, wasn't
it?'
Rather
"'Well. here's something that will
do you good. but don't say anything
to dad or ma. They're terrible down
on this sort of thing
with that he produced bottle from
a top shelf in an out-of the way cup
board. The supper passed off pleasant
ly. In the evening, by way of joke.
| shivered and exclaimed:
My. what cold l have I'd give
good deal for drop of spirits for
medicinal purposes
81 believe there is some in the medi-
cine chest began the wife, then
stopped and blushed.
Il laughed and said: Confession is
good for the soul. There should be no
secrets in such Il happy and wel-man-
aged little family They all looked
rather uneasy, and finally laughed and
confessed"
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steamboat Passengers Up IA Tree.

From the Gallipolis Journal: CAPT
Ed. Morgan. while in Catlettsburg the
other day witnessed peculiar accl-
dent. The aidewheel packet that used
to run here, but is now plying up the
Big Sandy river. was coming up that
stream when she struck a tree that had
sunk in the river. By the collision she
careened and sank. Sixty-tive passen-
gers were aboard of her scrambllng
from the cabin OF the boat, and many
perched themselves in the protruding
limbs of the tree and clung to the
branches until they were rescued.
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Sufficient Excuse.

The New Orleans Times Democrat
tells plantation story of n colored
man and his wife. They were among
a score OF colored field-hands, and were
what the Times-Democrat calls "typi-
cal darkies' The man. in addition to
his work in the field, was expected to
attend to the horses and do chores
about the house. He was well on in
years, but one of the most faithful fell
lows that ever followed a plow or cur
ried a horse His wife ofnciated as
cook and helped with the houseworlS.
The master was hard worker. who
spared neither himself nor his em-
ployes, and though he gained the rather
unenviable reputation of driver" he
was liking for old Rufus and his
dusky wife. Rebecca. They wore ne
groes of the old slavery times. polite
and mindful of the days when their
lives were literally owned by their
masters One day the aged negro did
not appear in season for work. and as
the master had counted on his early
presence about the stables, he tool,
Rebecca to task for the tardiness of her
spouse.
"Hev to 'scuse Rufus dis mawnin'.
boss; hev to 'scusc him"
What's the matter with him? WHY
aint he here on time, eh?" the master
put in testify.
"Hev to 'scuse him dis mawnin'.
Rufus died ies' fore sunup, boss
The quaint manner Of her putting
the matter and her faithfulness to her
own work acted on the masters goo
qualities, and quickly telling her she
could have holiday" he turned
away, possibly tc conceal his feelings
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The Practice of Indian Medicine Men.

The Practice of Indian Medicine Men.
From the Boston Evening Tran
script: Major A. E. Woodson. agent of
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians of
Oklahoma. says that the reign Of the
medicine men is one of the greatest
outrages of the present day. and as
a direct result of their practice one
third OF the children born OF Indian
parents die every year. Two of Black
Coyotes children were taken sick,
and. instead of taking them to the gov
ernment hospital. he sent for the medi-
cine man, who blew a green powder
into the lungs. ears and nostrils of one
of the little patients. That medicine
failing, the medicine man made an In
cision with his knife under the tongue
of the child, with the result that death
soon followed. When the green pow
der failed to restore the child to health
the medicine man declared that there
was a ghost under the child's tongue,
and to kill the ghost he made the In
cision. The medicine man then adopt
ed heroic measures in order to save the
other child. He took 1t into tent.
stripped 1t naked. and laid 1t on cot.
He then heated big pile Of rock in the
tent, and when they were hot he
threw water on them. filling the tent
with steam and causing the child to
sweat copiously. When the child was
covered with perspiration. he took it
out in the cold air and sent 1t home.
without taking any precaution to keep
1t from getting cold. Next morning
the child was dead. This is only one
of the hundreds of such outrages
against the health and life
of innocent people. The big
medicine man of the Chey-
ennes is Little Man. who lives near
Cantonement. He makes his medi-
cines every year and distributes them
to the other medicine men.
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SEALS, RUBBER BEL STAMPS sss$sst Sss sa!

STATE 0RE HS,.T sHsmFTlPs wgTTss.omss Ts.. Ice. Alhsy
tren le honk Nnlusnl. 70 orc ,hlnpers mslls free
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a Bell county m-n. containing a cneci
for 800 for legal services. The let
ter WAS turned over to Judge Pryor
who placed the check TO his credit in
the bank. The box had been washed
out of the office of the county clerk at
Pineville. which was recently inun-
dated by high water. and had foatcd
distance of over 300 miles.
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Dcn'pcs. Cannot Ec Cured

by local applications, a- ;hry rluult raarl
the diseased portion uf iIr paH There o.
only one way 600 cure deafness nnu tn3t j.
hy cons GO, 'itnIl9nal remedies. beHt4--' Is
nncnuS llu,ue II iur i.u-AsnI11 TWbH.
When his 'uhr is Dllamel you htyn "a
rumblinE sound, or .mporieu. hnurIus. aal
when II i entirely closed d.IfuNs- j. 'Ur
result and un'e-s The inflammation "au ha
taken out aud ibis tube rr3tprpd Zoo lr- nor
stroyed forever; niue r1-rs out ~ ION Rro
caused hg ca'nrrlt, which IS nothing but
an ntiHmed condition of The mucous siDf
We will give one UundrtI Dollar f,r
any ease Of Deafness ir1uscd hy caarfni
i!mt caunot b. cured by Hats Cumsrh
Cure T.. send iGT Grcgiar-. fte",,,.
sold by druggists. TIr
Halls Family Pills uro tho hest,
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: 1T tons Of bile
~ in the blood
III When the liver fails to
Ell do its regular work Of filter
~ ing this bilious poison out
y of the circulation, it goes on
poisoning tile entire consti,u-
ton Just as surely as if u man
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Don't rshatts spil and SnD.. YDrr LII. lu,r.

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic, f1ll OF hfc. nerve aud yigor. take No
Bar, the wpndcr-worlsrT. that makes
weak men strong. All druggists. Jpc. or 81.
cure guaranteed, lp0klci and sample free.
Address sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or
New York.
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4 I
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lPtper Aefhysficuml aries. 1t is most
wonderful discovery, with n record of
nearly 1000 hospital cures in less than
two months
The ronscst testimony is given ny ministers of
the gospel doctors, business and others who
have been torci TO health by the OF Aiksvi-,
ne new remedy prrparei from ih' kasa-ksya
10th, tells the story OF Rev John II. Watson. Of
sunset, Tcxs~, rickcn down b. Kidney disease
after thirty years 'crv minister of ihe gospel
given up to die br tNo client doctors and nnslly
T. rel to health and {, his religious duties by
AiaNis. Rev. A. q Daring of North tonstantia,
n, " whose en- {. Jesorlb.I in the Christian
IN and mcdici,c. aud preparing for death,
when he learned of this wonder vi remedy, took It,
md healed. In his -urerngs h often
compelled 10 rIs ten tim during tho night from
weakness of tie BlhdIor, hut Alkavs quickly cured
him. Many cases OF ETights' Disea o have been
promptly cured by this wenderfnl shrub. testified
to In tie New " TX World Of March y by Hon. y. u.
Jackson, Governor OF Iowa. aud others. Many
lad os nlsi. including Mrs Alic. Evans of baltimore
Midi Mrs Mary A L,yman. of Sccl. Wcst Va, twenty
years sufferers ami Mr. l.. + Copeland, Kis River,
MINI, join IN tcstiiyln- to IT. wonderful curative
power In various form of bidnc, and alIi,d diseases
aud OF other iroublcsomr Affections peculiar to
womhnhood. It Is trhiy wonderful discovery and
iraught with blessings To afflicted humanity.
Up to the present the church Kidney cure Comta-
ny, i2s Fourth Av.nno New York. ure the only i'm.
portcr- OF Aknyis and they are 70 anxious 10 prov
lis value TIA for the sake Of intodut iion ihry wis
every reader 1t thi. paper VII" Is sur-rcr from any
iorm OF Kidney BLADDER dis order BriphtA p.easc.
rheumatism, nrop~y, Gravel. Fan in Hack, f.mse
Complaints other AMI lion due to improper
of the Hidneys Urinary Organs
We advise all Sufferers to send their
names and address to the company,
and receive the Alkavis free. 1t is
sent TO you entirely free. to prove its
wonderful curative powers.
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Got n Check by Flood.

From the Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune: Frankfort, KY, Special.-A
unique freak OF the Kentucky flood
came to light here to-day. A box
containing some valuable papers was
found floating in the river Among
the papers was a letter addressed to
Judge w. S. Pryor OF this city from
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"Tt must distress your wife to lee So dcll.
cate "No; sh" likrs It," Likes itf''
Yes; every little while you know, she
thinks she Ii going to die uud She gets q
new SILK gown to be buried iu."
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Above his head in air,
The savage wnr-club swung.
The frantic girl. In wild despair,
Her arms about him flung.
Then shook the warriors Of the shade,
Like leaves on aspen limb,
Subdued by that heroic maid
Who brenthed n prayer for him.
"Unbind him. gasp'd the chief.
obey your kings decree"'
He klss'd away her tears of GRIEF,
And set the captive free.
us ever thus. when in life's storm.
Hopes star to man grows dim.
An angel kneels in woman's form.
And breathes a prayer for him.
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"w" hear music over az your house ull tile
time, IruElns ''res. OUT cook ltIs been
taking lessons lu physical culture. and she
won't waSh - dish without somebody play
Ing on the piano.
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IIOrri,I Torture.

This is often felt in every Joint and
muscle Of the body by turns. by people who,
experiencing the earliest twingcs of rheum-
atisG. neglect to arrest the malady, as they
may easily do. with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitcrs, n professionally authenticated rem
cdy for the agOnizing complaint. Rrcollect
that rheumatism unchecked often lasts n
lifetime. or abruptly terminates il when the
malady attacks the heart. The BItters also
remedies chills and fever. dyspepsia and
liver complaint
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'llpw would you define q pcSsimist|' "He
Is man who Is afraid to look happy for fear
some other fellow will try TO borrow money
Of him"
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''lour bookkerper is remarkably agile
old fellow" "les: our pretty typewriter
girl keeps him jumping around waiting on
her all the time"
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''Dobhs is cutting a great dash with his
Chicago uycrcOnt." ''Chicago nvcrcoai
what's thatr" "fur on one side and linen
dustcr on the other
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p,a,on u,n,r ros,r,,nL, cuurp.

III Is queer how spring affects u>
"What Is quccrG" 1--WE don't get am riastit
gait uufil we leave on our rubbcrs."
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FITS Permanently Cured. 'otts or ueryausness after
first day OF pr klincs Grcat Nerve R"storcr.
send for FREE $500 trial bottle and treatise.
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"Bau=Irruu's Il"as ou arr mr.n arcs iflHe
Inconsistent "ttw -ut' He thinks
paluurl ngur.s which bring 'l" frwr-i
CLOTHES Htrr -apHll pas Do" N.GHrsf lax
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"Perltius has had To move again" "Whut's
he trnuhlcF' There was "a woman In the
next Hat who couldn't tar without quoting
Shakespeare"
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'IaNnu- -..ufs tu h, a rather fluent taIt
rl. 'FWrH WHY II' uuu prepared %
A'i1-nupn l"..lfr. bnr lt wU- % failure Zoe
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MAMMA, l lsnuw why auecI babies is
made tu wings ''Wuy. Johnny
Dc 'DHusr, u they EI bprurd u % fam fly
lis on
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Sold by Druggists IIr.
Halls Family Pills uro tho hest,

"r"rno'rh made u great hlt with ihat
pretty girl ia the Greek costume "Whar
dd h" say To hort" He told her thnt
beach -
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sa7i rrrummnul IT.Y-, Cure '1r Com
.uAuaHl flT aud While Mrs MuIusIu.
imufral keut Eugl ud. Nov s 1870.
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JnL" allow dlu that uapprus' Gle rusurI
iwp lue ollie" and Told Ills employers ur had
heard rub.I-'
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Drop-y treated free 10y nr It. n Grreu's
Sous ~ Atlanta, GH. The greatest dropsy
specialists iu 1G" world. Read Iurir wiynf
t-rnnbi lu another column Vt -hi- pUpar
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SENT FREE TO PROVE ITS POWER.


action of the Kid
neys. European
physicians pr O.
nounce it the great
est medical boon
since the discovery
of quinine, which,
like the Kava-Kava
Shrub, was first
found in use among
the natives by
Christian mission.
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"lour typewriter girl s"cms To lac very
ambitions "She is. she lIHS one great and
powerful ambition" "What Is ~" "Shc
wants to get on earlier every afternoon"
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sIr.. Min.io,,,- sootn,ng .yrnp

Tor tehir"n teethipg -ottsns tberum- reduars nfam-
nation allays pain sind collie, IS cents bottle.
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Hon" Treatment -WrlttrH guarRute" plyru-n0
CURE no pay send stamp tor treatise. Nrlrutln,
h"Aeine Co. Huru"llsy.r, y, Y, Mention ths apet.
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"SI AIs TOItAGlO.n -

As you chew tobacco for pleasure use Star
II is not only the best but the most lasting, and
therefore, the cheapest.
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"snd about TINT bnrglnr: he told nc ho c
his career ms n hardened criminal becan
"ticw was itT' Ills wife used to send h,ri
10 hunt things In her top bureau drawer"
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Denver Directory,
HARNESS.

The best $50 dou-
bir Concord Har
u"ss Iu Colorado
for SIS. win
brccchiug. SO. 50
double team haf
ness with brceci
ing, SIC: So steel
horn stock saddle
for SIS. S1i single
buggy harness for
s. 90 DO not Ice
deceived 10y worth
less limitations, but
order direct from
us and got the
lowest wholesale
prices Catalogues
free All goods
stamped. FRED
MUELLER 14i3
l.arimer Street,
Denver. Colorado.
EXAMINATION.
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We'll, MA" daughter. diI yuu have n
good time with your new jumping fHurf
NO; didn't lave uu flBs All Ihr gir..
wanted 10 jump, aul nobody wpuldu futUr'
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Here's new cnmmercinl trouble"
"Whnt is IT, Thirty thousand spinstcrs
petition for protection against matrimonial
hurpuIts 30
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In the head On one day, Az Druggists refund
Tie money II il fills To cure. - rrs. SURE
CURE FOR CArAliItu AND HAY FEVER
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''yhey hive such n coxy little Hni." .yl, W
wcpt allcw It,"
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Wounded Vanity.

My dear said the young woman,
tact"
'Whnt have donct'
"Ths evening you were talking to Senator
Sorghum and you said there l. no such thing
ns perfection IN this life"
well. what of that:'
You know well do that 1t was
only yesterday that he made n speech. He
hasn't talked of anything else and you will
lie very lucky II he doesn't regard your re
mark as personal reflection. Washington
Star.
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A New Botanical Discovery.

The Wonderful kava-kava Shrub.
-Nature'o Cure for Diseases OF
the Kidneys. Rheumatism and
other maiadIes caused by Uric
Acid In the Blood.-A Blessing to
Sufferers.
SENT FREE TO PROVE ITS POWER.
A few weeks ago we told our readers
of the new botonicnl discovery, the
Kavn-Knvn Shrub, or as botnnists call
it, PIPER MErHysTICuM, found on the
Gnnges River, East India. This won
derful shrub has proved to be true
specific cure for all diseases caused by
Uric Acid in the Blood, such us Kidney
and Bladder disorders, rheumatism,
etc. 1t was no doubt used for centuries
by the natives as n specific remedy for
jungle fevers, miasma, and other nala-
dies, when 1t was required to clean out
the poisons from the Blood through :he
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A LETTER TO WOMEN
From Mrs. James Corrigan.

For Seventet
Periods were
would have to
month.
He said that
the womb, anc
must undergo
operation, as
tumors in the
womb, and it
was a case of
life or death.
i was ope-
rated upon
twice, but it
did not seem
to do me any
good, it made
me very weak
] was troubled
with the leu
corrhma a
great deal
/ also su Fer
ed with the
sick headache
vomiting
spells, back
ache all the
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M~ Nanya rraa
Iry5s rs-.T~--Jr vhOwould bc
v=5-7f' -,I7-.- --s- startled at tile
- bare thought
| -V<A- S- M - l-EI Of sitting
- n.s5sA I-s d own aud
HsIsS5sA S.ss-.ss3 - deliberately
lss,s.sSA T-IH1-' --Es:s drinking a
Ssss-,sEt{-s dose of poi
HSH&%a q ~ sou, allows
SSAS7s ssr-JzA y Il himself to be
Ey3&SsSSstsAEN5 So regularly and
y systu Matte
N ~ ally poisoned
k14SA.~r= day after day
lSE9 by aCcumula-
EsJI ~ in the blood
.~@S I8 When the liver fails to
EHEF ~ ing this bilious poison out
1ExS of the circulation, it goes on
121 poisoning tile entire Constitu-
|~W ton Just as surely as if u man
was drinking pruSsic acid
Every part OF the body is polluted The
digestive Juices arc suppressed and weak
eued The kidneys and skin are clogged
with impurities and the lungs aud bronchial
tubes overloaded with morbid secretion
which eat away the delicate tissue. and
bring about bronchitis and consumption.
All the diseases caused by this subtle pro-
cess Of bilious poisoning arc cured by the
marvellous Alternative action of Dr. Pierce's
creases the liver's natural excfetive and
purifying powers gives the digestive and
blood making organs power 10 manufacture
an abundance Of red, rich. healthy blood,
1t drives ont all impurities, and vitalizcs
the circulation with the life giving elements
which restore perfect nutrition. solid mus
cular power, and healthy nerve.torce-
In August 1895 l was taken down in bed with
burning and severe pains in MS stomach and
under my shoulders and dizziness IN my head "
,yrgf Tr4 n n % $FpflflDFs
Co Fla. NV hsmc physician was called aud he
said my sym ptoms were more like consumption
than ANYTHING else ! fingered IN this way seven
months irwin: different kinds Of medicine Moth
ing that ate would digest mud had great dis
trcss in my stomach was persuaded to Try some
OF Dr. Pierce remedies or to see what he thought
OF my case. wrote him and received au answer
stating that my suffering was from Indigestion
and torpid liver and advising me to take pr
Pierecs Golden Medical Discovery The first
bottle gave pleasing results. have taken four
bottles OF the Golden Medical Discovery and
three small vills OF the Pleasant Pellets am
able To do ms work and eat what could not
before io0'. shs-H --'1H'i-''r~s '
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THT EsFVIys "A. 7lsS sS. $ MALT TONIC

is the finest Spring Medicine on tho market
Sold by all Druggists. Bottled by The e, A.
I.AMMERS BOT'rLlNG CO, Denver. Colo.
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n WTkfW 00I I0IWnn S.H. DENT.
pH IN | NIIINIhI | IIH Attorney. .Gll
- Ai' ~ " ~ ~ y ~ MCphee Rid
WOLFE L0ND0NER S,g,sis.i oSSsfs s;;s., and

The Ward Auction Co. f4aa Hsfss4. ssl !" ne% rs4 ana
second bsnd furuit1r and carpets l5gE Ampshoe
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T.lucato Your nowel. WIN oasearet..

Candy Cafaarsic, cure constipation forever,
lOs. II e, & G fail, druggist, r,igul money.
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In THE ODD CORNER.
SOME QUEER AND CURIOUS
FEATURES OF LIFE.
Promoted for Taking Bath-Confes-
rion All Around-The Practice of In
dian Medicine Men-A Collection of
Common Facts.

pom the barren
sand
A single captive
stood.
Around him came.
with bow and
brand.
The red men of
the wood.
Like him of old. his
d o 20 m IA e
hears.
Rock bound on
oceans RIM
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic iOc or 20
II Z. g. Z. fail TO cure, druggists refund money
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NRNsIFN And Photo work for am
ateurs az cut prices. send
NUUHNO for Catalogue ot he new
stvfc Cameras "WtIaul' mud "Ro Peep
finest on the market. The Ford optical
surgical instrument co. Denver
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nCMTIcTo & FRiEpLINE.
ULN lIO Rooms 1O-Ti Barth Block 18Th
and Stout Streets Denver
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TypeWrterS 4 '::; s C. ;:$sss .:ss.

ODIcTc COLFAN AVE FLORAL go.
FlUhIOIS G2s 10th ST Tel 1914 Grccn-
houses Cor, ColfHx and York SIS, Denver.
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IHE W. n. KISILER %, ATIoSmE. giotlan1i,.

Tncrayprs Printers aud kluuk Book Makers.
We carry the Largest stock of stationery "
ANY Louse In the West l53f-lli3 Lawrence
street, Denver. Colo.
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HUDMQ Foreclosure 3H different parts NJ the
7 "A X Wl n state. Write for particulars, The Con
i'i'lio " trai Trustee 1884 Curtis St Denver
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"What is a continuous performancei'
''Wcll, Niagara Fails"
The indicator., 1897-04-24

rn,nI. SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
nEiDN CREAM SErAEATORS, SAIL.
EIHtnI COLOR EVERYTHING FoH
THE DAIRY WRITE FuE
FWICES THE FlEruN CREAMERY
co. 1T.,l 30 GlAl<E STREET pENN EB.
The indicator., 1897-04-24

Manga rrau
s showouId bc
larIlcd
bare thought
of sitting
floNgu n and
deliberately
drinking a
dose of poi
son allows
himself to be
regularly and
systr Matte
ally poisoned
day after day
l)y aCCuuIi1la-
'Ipus pf lfTe