Scrofula
Few tr entirely free from It.
Ik. may develop to dowlr as to canst
Rttl It an disturbance during the whole
period of childhood. ; ' , , '
It mar then produce Irregularity of the
stomach end bowels, dyspepeta, catarrh,
nd marked tendency to consumption
before raatilfeattnf Itself In much cutaneous
eruption or f lanrfular swelling.
a . to oe nirt that you are quite
free from It, and for ita complete eradica
tion you can rely on
Hood's Sarsaparilla
The beet of all medicines tor all humors.
. . fti Shower, ;
"A Cornell professor Suva that frog
spawn can be carried up in the at
mosphere and hatchet! out in the
clouds."
"By gum, you bet I'll carry an um
brella the next time I go out."
Multiplied.
Towne See that man Well, air,
he ..landed in this country with his
bare feet and now he's cot million. I
Browne Gee whu! He's worse off
than a centipede, isn't he!
Clear the Track.
"John Bull ii trying to down our
locomotives."
"They'll run him down fast enough
Handicapped by Science,
I understand that he has Ions
been a student of political economy,"
aid the visitor.
"He has," said Senator Glucose,
nd his economy in politics has kept
him out of office. He thinks he can
be elected without spending a cent."
Our Nutlou'e Wealth.
Gold and silver are poured abundantly
Into the lap of the nation, but our material
wealth and sirengih is rather in iron, the
moat awful of all metals, hist as the
wealth of a human being lies in a useful
stomach. If you hare overworked tours
until it is disabled, try Hosteller's Stom
ach Hitters. It will relieve the clopged
bowels. Improve the appetite and cure
constipation, dyspepsia, bilouaneas, liver
aua sianev ainease.
THE "BUSINESS DOCTOR."
Tfcia signature e oa every box of the ftaul&e
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tewe
Deitructiveneu.
Phrenologist Your bump of de
atructiveness ia very large. Are you
soldier or a pugilist.
Subject Neither. I'm a furniture
mover. .
The Shirt Waist
The women claim their feelings hurt
They re kicking up a fuss,
Because we men adopt the shirt
That first they stole from us.
Easter Job-
Mrs Cobwigger Poor
thing,
husband
he
and
WUI Be Well Done.-
Cuticua What are you farmers
preparing to do thia yearT
Haycede (absent-mindedly) Sum
mer boarders, as usual.
tried to reform her
failed.
Mrs. Dorcas What is she triyng
to do nowr
Mrs. Ccbwiggre To reform the
world.
riTe FwwmmiUt Cured. Ko fit. mr
! alter lH.-, ua.oT Ir SUaViti! J Nun
wrf. 84 for FK BE .. ul ft,tliMlrnt
Im. PlE.M KLH.k.Ud..ll Archjt..W.itol.ltmr
fOO KNOW WHAT TOW ARK TAKING
When von take Grove's Twteleen Cbll! Ton to.
Deeeun w lonauu is piainiv pniueu on ever
bottle ehowtne that it Is simnlr Iron and On I
Bias tasteless for . No Cure. Ne Pay. ooe.
Give Up.
A Do you know of anything to do
for seasickness T
B Give up.
"That's just what I did when
was seasick."
A Suburbanite,; .;"
Mr. Isolate (of Lonelyville, on
evening train, embarrassed) You
may notice that nearly every suburb-1
Water Drinkers.
Lady Bridget, did you give the
gold nan Jresh water today T
Briduet Uolv St. Patrick! Have
anite is bringing out, either a uew the cratures drank up the whole
cook or waitress with him? . bowl of rather Oi cave thim yester-
air. Brooklyn isorough (his guest,! day?
Cook's personally conducted excur
sion.
-Heredity.
Irate Parent I -' begin to see thai
I've got a fool for a son!
Philosophical Offspring Ah, my
dear dad, what a wonderful , thing is
heredity.
HOWS TlllSt
We ofer One Hundred Dot Ian Reward for any
ea ot Catarrh that tea not be euiad by Hall's
Catarrh Caiv.
f-1-CEKET A CO, Props.. Toledo, O.
We the underSieBed.BkV knntfrn f J f!hnn
Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infal
lible medicine for coughs and colds. N.
W. oaukkl. Ocean Grove, N. i., Feb 17.
.' f Each ia Its Place.
Hiihe Pa, is there any difference
between a violin and a fiddle?
Pa Yes, my son ; If you hear it at
a concert or an opera it's a violiu,
but when your next door neighbor
piaya it, it a a nuciie.
Her Handwriting.
Brown Hullo; what's the matter?
Green 0, I'm in an awful Ax. I
r tuepail IS yeare. and believe him perfectly .,j ' r , . ".
hem-ait taalllHuiB euaonetionamt to-1 proposed to Miss Gray and have just
hC t T.i . oui any o igauoas mane got ner answer.
WaerATKrix
. Whoieaalo Drutirfets, Toledo. 1.
- WiLBiiw, Kmh Masvui,
noleMJeDrur-lau, Toledo O.
Ean'sOatan Curate t-aen.n--wUr.M'lal
riree.lyoatbe blood and m.eoua surfaces 2
tbeiyjtcDi. Pri e 7Sc per bo' lie. iiA by ai
drug lit. Twtt-onLj lw.
alia Family Jfu r- tav - beet.
Drawing Card.
1 "My dear," said Bev. Dr. Gallory,
"have you had the advertisement of
my bunday services inserted as usual."
"I've done better than that," re
plied bis clever wife. "I've sent
word to the society editors that Mr.
and Airs. J. Blugore 1 Vorse will
very probably be present."
An Enchanting Picture
Mr. Harlemflat That must be an
affectionate passage in that novel you
are reading. :
Mrs. Harlemflat It's a description
of a woman's boudoir. Think of a
place large enough to have a boudoir!
?nm thm CoMfift wrf
WorkM OH thittiS.
laxatlva Bromotulnine TableU cure a cold la
kaaday. Ko cure, h'o Pay. Prior 26 eeata
Encore.
"What do you think of that whis
ky?" asked the host.
W ell, said the guest, smacking
his lips as he sat down his' glass, "it
reminds me of a good story. "
"Let's have it."
' "Oh, you misunderstand me. I
merley wish to imply that it's worth
repeating."
Brown And she's refused you?
Green I don't know. I can't read
her writing.
Thia Boat Prescription for Malaria
tills and Fe
Sblll Tonic
jjniiie ana rever is a twtue of Grove's Tasteless
tuui iuwc itiBBimpiy iron and quinine ia
a tasteless lorm. No Core, No Pay. Price 50c.
Not Hungry, But.
Young Bride Why, Charlie, you
do not seem to be eating anything
this morning. And I got up early to
make these biscuits for you.,
Charles "o, dear; I don't feel at
all hungry this morning, to tell the
truth. Your biscuits are very nice
indeed. By the way, I wonder if
there are any of those dog biscuit left
that I bought for Nero Friday.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing; Syrup the best remedy to use tor their
children during '.be teething period.
Danger Signs.
Dusty Dan I hopes I won't run
aginst ennybuddy in dis town wot'll
make me take a bath.
Layaround Lucas Let's go t'roo
dis alley, den ; look at dem guys
sprinklin' wid hose down de street.
Kaaaleyt by the Lara-e Department
More ! Maw Iork.
A Unliju calling has developed Itself
in this city. It may be called that of
the business doctor. The business doc
tor Is a man who goes to busluuss
house and is allowed to examine thor
oughly the wliola working of the "intt-
chlne.' Ha finds out. for example, bow
the letters are) opened and distributed,
bow orders ara executed, how inauy
people are employed, what Is tha exact
oatur of tha work thoy do, what are
th wages they are recelvlug, and so
on. In tha case of a larae concern he
may need a week to get a full posses
sion of the facts, and bo charges at
least 900 a day for bis work. When he
has completed bis investigations he
draws up a report, and adds to It
number of practical suggestions. Ills
object Is to prevent waste, and espe
cially to check the constant tendency
In working expenses to rise year by
year without any compenaatiug advan
tages. Oue of the largest department
stores In the city employed the services
of a "doctor" recently. Ho found that
the partners came down about 10 and
opened the letters together. As their
correspondence was enormous, the
opening of the letters necessitated
waste of much valuable time. He
therefore advised that a woman who
was to be paid a salary of f l.ouo a year
should be engaged to open the letters
before the partners arrived, and sort
them, allotting each partner his own
letters, so that when he came down to
business he might deal with them I in
mediately. This recommendation was
adopted, and has been found to save a
great deal of precious time, as was In
tended. He also advised the rearrange
ment of the duties of the assistants.
Some were receiving too much, others
to little. New York Evening Post
Doesn't Boast of It New.
Nell She used to boast Jthat she
was one of the charter members of
the Woman's Suffrage Club. She
doesn't appear to be so proud of it
now.
Belle Oh ! she's just as proud, but
you know, the club was organized 15
years ago, and she must have been at
least 20 when she joined.
TO sTCBH A COLD IH 05C DAT
Take Iaxatlre Brome Oninlne Tablets. All
! Initiate refund the money it It fails to cure.
B. w. Grove's eisnatore u on eacn box. 3m.
A Shrewd Fellow.
Swiggera That man Kiiltime is a
shrewd fellow.
Swaggers Why?
Swiggers He gave a lawn mowing
party yesterday and had the guests
cut the grass.
' 1 The Reason.
He It's strange you members of
the Vassar alumni don't hold class
reunions.
She Not at all. You may as well
ask a woman her age as to ask her
what year she graduated.
sior; Healing
ores
With rich, pare, strong Noool
one is never troubled with sores
or ulcers. A cut or any injury to
the flesh, heals ia a few days.
nature supplying.' me neaiing
yZ f F" f fy balsa In the form of healthy, sew blood; but when tb
A I I Si f i circulation is tainted with poisonous germs, humors or any
ag j-eiiB eneta matter, a slight scratch or abrasion of the skis
becomes a festering sore, tiny pimples grow to be boils,
swollen joists and iaflatoed glands often break out into offensive, slow healing
sores. A polluted blood is always a menace to health ; not only does it keep the
kin in a chronic state of inflammation, but every organ and fibre of the body
uffera front an impure and sluggish circulation. You never feel well, yon an not
and never can be well until the system is relieved of its terrible load of impuri
tis. With the blood so contaminated, so deeply poisoned, ulcers, boils and
ores of every kind are apt to become chronic and often develop into Cancer.
fiftrmm t. rl wl.i, a WA
a DHime emmee wiin m wvwvn morm eer ua
from the ttnaw to tha foot waa one solid aero,
which waa very offenalva. I spent over $1,000
oa two tripe to Hot Bprlnife, and local physi
cians treated me to no surpoaa, I had about
decided to have my leg amputated, when a.
friend induced to to try 0. 0. 8. I began to
take your medicine, and ia the short epaea of
area months it baa completely and thoroughly
cured aw. Ky let- is a witness today as to what
0. 0. 0. will do when taken regularly. The sore
baa healed entirely and bit haaltn. haa Imnromd
wonderfully. J have already rained DO peandav
Boa MB. Winona, Mias.
the bones, and are such a tax ttpon the system that it is hard for the patient to
,wki,k, uu aiuipic maiauy oiuen provee ratal.
Nothing so quickly or surely restores lost strength and vitality to the' blood as
R 8. S. It is an antidote for the severest forms of Blood Poison, as well as tho
irritating humors that cause the eruptions and sores that sap your very life and so
rreatly disfigure yon. 8. 8. S. is the only guaranteed purely vegetable blood puri
fier. It contains no mercury, potash, arsenic or other hurtful drug. It cleanses
the blood and purifies the circulation, thus ridding the system of the impurities
that keep the sores feverish and painful. At the same time your general health;
improves under the tonic effects of S. S. S., and the skin becomes soft, smooth
aad healthy. If von are troubled with boils, carbuncles, sores or eruptions of any
sort, write onr physicians all about your case; don't risk your own judgment
when you can get medical advice from experienced doctors free. Book on Blood
nd Skia Diseases to all who desire it.
TUB SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, OA,
often caused by poverty of
the blood and a weak and
slew circulation, brought on
by lonr continued sickness,
tnslarial poisoning, torpid
liver, the use of mercury, or
whatever is calculated to de
stroy the vitality of the blood
and break down the constitu
tion. These old chronic sores
lost sometimes for years, eat
ing into the flesh, muscles.
tissues, and even down into
Pony and Rattleaoaku.
A California farmer, who has three
small children, owns a pony which Is
their constant companion. They have
ridden him, rolled over him, fed him,
and bare come to consider him as one
of the family. When the children went
on an expedition and did not want to
ride, the pony went along as If he bad
been a pet dog. A San Francisco news
paper tells the following story of the
pony s presence of mind: .
One day the three chlklmn went on
rAitUng expedition, and while they
gathered the nuts, the pony grazed near
by. 8nddenly, almost beneath the feet
of the nut gatherers, there was an om
inous whir, and they saw with horror
huge rattlesnake colled ready to
strike.
Tha children huddled together, too
much frightened to move, but ss the
deadly head went back, there was s
quick trample of hoofs, a rush through
the bushes, and the pony appeared. .N
With his four little sharp hoofs
brought together he shot up Into the air.
landed squarely on the snake's coll, and
was off again before the wicked head
could strike.
The interruption had released the
frightened children from the charm,
and they ran a short distance away,
and stopped to witness the contest The
rattler was wounded, but full of tight
and coiled again, and sgain the pony
landed on blm snd got sway safely,
This time the snake's body was nearly
severed In two places, and the snake
was conquered. The pony walked round
it, and, apparently satisfied, gave
cheerful wbtnny and returned to his
grazing.
Bad Fast with the Parson.
A clerical friend of mine told me
capital story of s Yale man who was
the stroke oar of bis crew and tlie t-liief
athlete on the football field.
He entered the ministry and spent
years in missionary labor In the Far
West. Walking one day through
frontier town, a cowboy stepped up to
him and said:
Tarson. yon don't have enough fun.
Take a drink 1"
The minister declined.
"WeU," be said, "parson, you must
have some fun. Here's a faro layout
Take a hand in the game."
The minister declined.
"Parson," said the cowboy, "you'll
die If you don't have some fun."
And be knocked the parson's bat off
his bead and hlf blm a wback on the
ear.
The old athletic spirit rose; the
science which bad been learned In the
1 college gymnasium and forgotten for s
quarter of a century was aroused,
blow landed on the jaw of that cow
boy that sent blm sprawling In the
street
The parson walked over him as If he
had been a door rug, picked blm up and
dusted the side of tho house with blm
and then mopped op the sidewalk with
bis form.
As the ambulance Was carrying the
cowboy off he raised bis bead feebly
and said:
"Parson, what did you fool me for?
Yon are chock full of fun." New York
Times.
YahnaOnm Tmllm Ho tv
Lytttm Plnkham'm Vmomtam
mm QomiHNmd Cured Hwm
, i ' 1
Eapplneaa will go out of your Ufa
forever, my sister, if you have any
oi tne symptoms mentioned in Aire.
valentines letter, unless you act
promptly. Procure Lydla B. Pink
ham's eze table Compound at ones,
It ia Absolutely sura to help you. Then
write for advice if there is anything
aoout your eaas you ua not under
stand.
You need not be afraid to tell the
things you could sot explain to the
doctor your letter will be aeon only by
women. All the persona who aco priv
ate letters at Mrs, mnkhara s Labora
tory, at Lynn, Mass., are women. All
letters are confidential and advloe abso
lutely free.
Hera ia the letter! "It U with
pleasure that I add my testimony to
your tut, nop
ng it may in
duce others to
avail them
selves of tha
benefit of your
valuable rem
tdy. Before
taking Lydla
B. Pinkham'a
Vetetabls
Compound I
felt very bad
ly, waa terribly
nervous, aad
tired, had sick
headaches, no
appetite.
gnawing pain in stomach, pain In my
back and right side, and so weak I
mm
iMRSWPVALt:NTIN
could scarcely stand. I waa not able
to do anything. Bad sharp pains all
urougn my oociy. Before 1 had taken
half a bottle of your medicine. I found
myself improving. I continued ita ose
until I had taken four bottles, and felt
so well that I did not need to take any
mora. I am like a new person, snd
your medicine shall always have my
praise. " Mas. W. p. VaxaxTuia, M
Ferry Avenue, Camden, N.J.
Waiting for His Man.
A preacher riding down ""a ravine
came upon an old mountaineer hid
ing in the bushes with his rifle.
ntiat are you doing there, my
inenur-"
"Bide on, stranger," was the easy
answer. "I'm a-wattin' for Bill
Johnson, and, with the help of the
lAwa, I'm goin' to blow his damn
head off."
A Dream Dispelled.
The woman was standing In the door
way, shading her eyes with ber band.
Bbe called across the garden:
"You, Innocence Williams. Come In,
honey, outen that hot snn. You'll burn
yer little cheeks as brown ez a berry.
Come In. Innocence!"
One would have expected to see a
fairy-like creature rise, as from the
heart of a flower, and drift dreamily
over the violet beds. But Instead, n
gaunt, tali figure, with face browned
and bonneted, shambled toward the
house, dragging a dead rattlesnake by
its rattles.
It was Innocence Williams. "Thar,
mammy!" she explained, tossing the
snake over the palings. "That makes
ten I've kilt sence the fust o' June!"
Atlanta Constitution.
The Bright Hide.
"It Is said that lobsters will be ex
tinct In 25 years," remarked inland.
Oh, well," replied Malket, who Is
very fond of lobster, "let us not worry
about It Let us look on the bright side.
We may all die before that time."
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Half Named John.
There are 14,000,000 Smiths In the
world, according to a statistician.
About half of them are of t-tie feminine
persuasion, and most of the other half
are named John.
A Sarcastlo Lawyer.
The late Henry W. Payne, of the
Massachusetts bar, was once defend
ing a charity case, la which a boy of 13 j
was charged with arson. He msde a!
strong case to prove the defendant an
idiot After a charge from the Judge,
which was practically an order for ac
quittal, the Jury brought In a verdict of
'guilty. The Judge asked Payne If he
would move for a new trial. "I thank
you for your suggestion," was the an
swer, "bnt I am oppressed with the
'gravest doubts whether I have the
right to move for a new trial. Your
honor, I have already asked for and
received for my Idiot client the most
precious heritage of our English and
American common law-a trial by a
Jury of his peers."
Payne had an old quarrel with the!
Supreme Court ami never lost an op
portunity of showing his contempt for
that body. Once, riding rrom Boston
to Cambridge with a load of law books,
he was accosted by a young Harvard
man with the remark: "You have
quite a load, Mr. Payne. Law books, I
suppose?" "Ob, no." was the answer.
"only Supreme Court reports." New
York Tribune.
The Poor City Roy.
Oh, the city boy is bundled
Ia his heavy overcost.
With his costly leather iecglnga.
With a silk thing round his throat.
And he slides opou the sidewalk
Where the ssbes have been spread.
And imsglnes he is bspyy
On
his
bright
- sew
, sled
There's a bill that's high snd sloping.
la the country, fir awsy.
Where a boy who wasn't bnndled
Fit to smother used to stray;
With the swiftness of the lightning
Down the gleaming bill be sped,
Aad no aahea ever grater
Neath
bis
home
ade
slew
Oh, I pity tit poor city
Boy who never gets beyond
The nsrrow, ashy sidewalk
Or some hampered little pond.
Ah, the bill was high aad sloping.
And the wsy wss clear ahead
Where a country boy went coasting
Oa
a .
, " home
made
'd-
First of tha Tanderbllts.
The first of the VanderbMs in this
country was Jaa Aertsen Van dey Bilt,
a Holland farmer, who came to the new
world in the first half of the seven-
teetrttt century, and who settled In the
neighborhood of Brooklyn, about 1650.
As the name Indicates,7 tho family be
longed origtaally to either the village
of BUt, a suburb of Utrecht, or tho par-
ishof Bllt in Frista.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
urtt
as aav a. '
MUJTARY t
.""a?
A Private
School
For bosrillne snd day pspllj,
nw Building, itie prlneln.l
I lie
bu bed twonty-three yeert"
eiperience in forHmn. Cut
renfmndence solicited, for
catalogues sddreie
J. W. If ILL, H. D
r.O. drawer 17, Portland, Or.
( ixHiffh f up. Tumm Good. '
In tlrn. Hoirl br dnj(Tfr)ata,
ainVinanat-MMa- iltt .-i tthi.lttfctlMB
"OP-RATIVt WORDS" N LAW.
What They Ideas la Lea-el aad et
. aeaa Traaaaaliaas, .
"Operative words," said a member of
the District bar, "ars of ths utmost lm-
nnrranca In lefal documents and In
business affairs. '
"Probably tha most seriously Import
ant operative word In human affairs is
composed of but three letters, and it
appears In print thus: 'Yes.' wuen
she says 'yes' to a man It means that
she transfers her heart and hand, snd
formerly all or her property, to him
who asks bar to be, etc. This little
word establishes ths most Important
contract of society, and, whlla this con
tract may afterward ba dissolved by
mutual consent, If one of ths contract
lug parties demurs and backs out a suit
for damages Is open to ths other.
"In auction sales tho property put up
Is anybody's until ths auctioneer says
gone' or 'sold and ths hammer drops.
No matter how ths sals Is regretted, or
bow much the parties would like to re
tract it. It stands and ths court will
sustain It.
"la a will they ars 'give, devise and
bequeath.' Rsal property Is 'devised'
and personal property 'bequeathed.'
"la a not the borrower must 'prom
ise' to pay, and la a bond bs must
'bind' himself.
In some States la a deed certain
words ara necessary to convey real es
tate. Ths courts have held generally,
however, that the word 'grant will car
ry a good title. Ia New York, for In
stance, tha operative words constitute
quite a formula, and ara 'grant' bar
gain, sell, assign, transfer, set over snd
convey.' That's the old form. Now
ths words 'grant snd release' ara suffi
cient
In a lease tbs word 1st must ba
used. Tbey have aa odd formula In
New York, used for centuries, proba
bly, consisting of 'grant' demise and
to farm let' and It applies to all kinds
of property. In a quitclaim deed the
word 'quitclaim' must ba used.
Washington Bias
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MitcMdi
t.meriw,mii-ii'
aMtseMlMeMbnlM, umi ateieriai. jwmpre-
poriioa. lloal niiina. l,HMi ruiininir. Hwiwiy
M Mit 1) lur am., Portland, Or,
r-rV oiwrlouue.
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ill I V
Ensilage
Cutter.
"nd tor elreailr
Mltehell, U.J
"orUeiiil, () -
JOHN POOLE, PorthdTon
elef Merrisea Street,
Can give you ths best brMn, i.
Ktiggles, I'lows, lioli,r, J' ' l
VVi,lmlll. and ,P,, .
Machinery, beaut betors buying?'
EsA f 1
Prussian uzrzr,r-in
tics 1 Kiuxn
yon. rrl, tioeaarf
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7 and 8 Hrst Street, Portland, Oregon.
Telephone, 0k IIWI. ,.
All Kinds Carried in Stock.
Catslogua Purntji4
Upon Applkstloa,
A Gtneroui Admlwlea.
"You're a little late, my love."
"A little lata, ut I'm all right."
"Yea my dear. Let ma hear you
pronoiinco tlio tmnie f the Whitney
noma (hat won the Derby."
"Eht The Whitney horse? Well,
I gtioss that's a horse on me."
"Never mind my dear. I can't
pronounce it myself."
Summtr Retolutlon
ftiY ilccioy Curo
Sure relikf ham llaone, eeln aad
aeui eadle kMiieolafsb)
Isetltstt, wi"-s
ft, fa H, V.
e. Ss-isst,
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NEW YOHK.
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Tb Kind Yon Have Always BoagM, and wMch baa bem
in tu xor OTer so yoara, baa borne) tho alirnaturt) of
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All Counterfelta, Imitations aod M Jtist-as-grood" aro but
xprljitenta that trills with and endautffer the bculth of
I fltata and Ckildren--Exirlcjce) aiptliuit lliporliuctit.
What Is CASTORIA
Oastorla la a bArtnlaa anbatltoto for Caator OU, Par
Boric, Drop and 8ootb!uir Syrup. It is Ileaaant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine) gtor other Karcotio
aubsUnco, 'Its age la ita guarantee. It destroys Woraa
, atnd AlLaya Fereriabneaa. It carea PiarrhdDi aud Wind
Colic It roliovca Teething- Troubles, cttrea Cooatlpotlua
and Flatulency. It aaalmllatoa tho Food, reulateM the
Stomach and Bowels, Mng healthy and natural sleep,
Th Chiidrea'a Iaaocea Tho Wotlier'a i'rload.
CEflUiriB CASTORIA ALVMYO
Hoars the Eignatoro of
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tXACT COPY Of WRAPPER.
The Kind You Eavo Always Bought
In Usa For Over 30 Years.
You can alvays smell a"deaJ
one."
Ne has a costive-looking face
His breath knocks you down.
He drags his feet.
Listeners to his talk turn their
heads the other way.
His breath poisons God's pure
air.
He ntitfM its IWn r!an insidci
-that means sweet breath, quick brain, swift movinff feet You can't feel well
and act well with your bowels clothed, sending poison all through your body.
Clean them out gently but thoroughly and keep them clean with CASCARETS
Undy Cathartic, and you will find that alf bowel and liver ills and the ncsty
symptoms that go with them are quickly and permanently
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