HEALTHY WOMEN Praise Pe-ru-na as a Cure for Colds and a Preventive of Catarrh -? - - sV I , , , A If ; , 1 wts n Mrs.M, J, Brink FIRST STAGEJDF CATARRH A Serious Mistake Which Thousands are Making. The first stage of catarrh is what Is commonly known as "catching cold." It may be in the head, nose, throat or lungs. Its beginning Is sometimes so severe as to cause a chill and con siderable fever, or it may be so slight as to not hinder a person from his usual business. In perhaps a major ity of cases little or no attention is paid to the first stage of catarrh, and hence it is that nearly one-half of the people have chronic catarrh in some form. To neglict a cold is to invite chron ic catarrh. As soon as any one dis covers the first symptoms of catching cold he should at once begin the use of Peruna according to direc tions on the bottle, and the cold is sure to pass away without leaving any bad effects. Unless this is done the cold Is almost sure to end In the second stage of catarrh, which is making so many lives miserable. If Pe runa was taken every time one has a cold or cough, chronic catarrh would be practically an unknown ease. Mtss Eliiatx'th tTxr. No. SI Bassett street, Albany. N. Y.. writes: I have a I war dreaded unsettled weather because of my extreme lla foilltv to catoh cold, when a catarrhal trouble would quickly develop through, mv entire svstem which it would take weeks to drive away. I am thankful to say that since 1 have taken FKHU NA I do not have any reason to dread this anvmore. If 1 have been at at; exoosed to the damp, wet or cold weather. I take a dose or two or PERlNA. and It throws out any hint of sickness from my system." Mtss Elis abeth L'ber. Mrs. M. J. Brink. No. 820 Michigan ave nue. St. Joseph. Mich., writes: "This past winter during the wet and cold weather I caught a sudden and se vere cold, which developed a catarrhal condition through my entire system, ami so affected my general health that 1 was completely broken down, and became nervous and hvsterical and unfit to su pervise mv home. My physician pre scribed for me, but somehow his medi cine did me no good. Beading of Bh Rl'NA I decided to try it. After I had taken but three bottles I found myself In tine health."-Mrs. M. J. Brink, Sibyl A. Hadley. K Main street. Hunt ington. Ind., writes: "Last winter after getting mv feet wet I began to cough, which gradually grew worse until my throat was sore and raw. Ordinary rem edies did not help me and cough reme edies nauseated me. Reading an adver tisement of what PERl'NA could do. I decided to try a bottle and you can im- rat Dotted Hope, Benweed, Ktw Boot ' Mtirnacle Hvnvea iivr. The hardest fare that six Btrotig meu and a boy of 15 ever kept nllve ou was the dully menu of the Wtndovov'a sur vivors, who were cast unou tu " coast near KIIsokk - row weeks alio. They lived for sixteen days on u " ..... ,..tliliiu rope-yarn, wunoui a vrum o else to help digest It, except water, and, though It made thorn HI, tney ai'i" alive ou It and did not wnslo away very much. The Wtiulover was a bar cnnjms salt between Spain aim tno w with an KuKllsh crew, ami she dismasted aud abamluued about a thousand miles out ou the Atlantic. Three of the crow were killed by tait- In mania. Mini tWO alitor Kl'io ed overboard; but the other seven took to the whaleboat and set out ror urn- in. Bolnir lit too much of a hurry took too little food, but tnro large butts of water, besides me inns, the boat already held. The result was they ate up the provisions In four uaj. but had water enough w iu"". and, after starvlug two days moro, they tried boiling lengths of tarred hemp rope Into a pulp aud swauow in ir Thev had a keg of paraffin wax, and. though It made them very 111 at i Mother My mother troubled with consumption for many Vf "i last she ws i ven up to die. Then ih. tried AycV. Cherry 1'ector.l, and was speedily cured. 1). p. Jolly, Avoct, N. Y. No matter how hard your cough or how long you have had It, Aycr s Cherry Pectoral is the best thing you can take. It's too risky to wait until you have consump tion. If you arc coughing today, get a bottle of Cherry Pectoral at once. IIcn Mc. (.. II. Allr.ll. il... li ellh him. W t wllllort. Wii ta I Year's tluaranty. if. almost Impossible, dear. to .,, year. n..wadys," l. .M. , w , myself. 1 ntiiKt ask - , . Aik !!. what?" Intorruirtrd W- br!C not to . . dlr until ll rtwel...i of (he .st year. Uo."t'atltoUo Htandard. t Hra in nw ah. iHun M. (llmt.''l. U'lloy, N. W'.ulun't Sy. 'You say )'' w "1V mWa !mlf , lour Kor asked W.;'',.!?',r "Where did ho a:iy '"',. "Ho dldn t Tommy Hlout. suy, ma'am," rwplled Right He Was. ,,i.., f Bunilav school was V ,111,11, ... . on the boiled hemp, the tnr. bol ed to a vMWnm ,,, wry Jelly, adding to the nourishment of the whi1 ,,,, n$ktl. .... . .. ....... ...ir.if 1-lllV rope, they lanueu iu good health. Two meu who went to a small Island off the Irish coast a little while ago kept themselves going for ten days on a diet almoit worse, iney rauu ... f.M Hal r,at. a boat, which was swashed by a wi" (lt(.(.1 ,ltlorstand Mr, and on their trying to relaunch her. nj"Mr( j.,,.,,,. RVO jU8t going away no they were left on tne pare, ro-j - for (mtr vacation wi,.,-.. .i...j the word noiy "" occur In the 1)11.10?" the children could not answer for a minute or . till a sharp urchin stood up and said: "Please, sir. on the cover," HISS, SARA McGArlATi aglne how glad I felt when It began to relieve me in a very short time. In less than two weeks i was cumpineij vu. -Sibyl A. Hadley. Miss Sarah McOahan No. 19? 3d street. Albany. N. Y.. writes: "A few months ago I suffered with a severe attack of Influenza, which noth ing seemed to relieve. My hearing be came bad. my eyes became l"!" 8''' feverish. Nothing seemed right ami nothing I ate tasted good I took It Rl'NA and within two weeks I was per fectly well." Surah McUahan. If you do not derive prompt and sat isfactory results from the use of Pe runa write at once to Dr. Hartman. giving a full statement of your case, and he will be glad to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman. President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. and. which has only a slight scalp or coarse turf, without food. Fortunately there is a spring on the Island, but nothing In the way of food but gulls, which they could not catch, and noth ing to make a tiro with as a distress signal. There are not even any shell fish, as there Is no beach, and the pair had to subsist for the ten days on cold, raw seaweed washed up by the tide. Tor two days they starved, but afler that they tackled the seaweed, making t!ir' meals a day off It. until resou.o. taken off they were a good ileal ema ciated, but no 111 effects resulted. I he same thing happeued off the same oast five years ag". l"n omen were Imprisoned on an inlet ny the loss of their boat. 1 hey Uvea on kelple" grass for six days. A diet of boots Is one or tne common est of last-resource food; and. though Is hard for a well foil person lo imairlne that any one could mnsni sue and digest shoe leather, a pair of ! ' , everything tint I could think of. Dinner Table Gallantry. The Hostess You are such an epi cure, Mr. Stuffer, that I was almost afraid to ask you to dinner. Stuffer But the pleasure of your company more than compensates me. New York Times. How Qlorlous. ""What would you do if you were to wake uo tomorrow morning and find 'yourself famous?" 1 "Lie down and sleep until I felt like getting up for once. cmeago Record-Herald. 100 KEWARD 100. T7 1 lw xi, very uujt , lu. vj . . " - Vw.w. i nam iub, iuh.i, - - states knows what good salmon is, but j "if.ilSur.tSrS'cu'r'e we don't believe you know jnst how js ltie'onir positive cure known to the medical much better one brand can be than j another unlil yon have tried the Mono-1 Hall's rstarrn Cure it taken iniernslly, a.'iln& tnmo salmcin is the very I direciiy upon th blood and mucous nunaces pole. Monopole Salmon IS tne very JTtem ltimbJ destroying the founds- finest red Columbia River fish canned j tion i-tiie diaw. nd enm the patient SALMON. In these Northwestern The resders of this paper Mm that there i at least aper will be pleased to oneareaueo uwik in a cleanly manner, a fine flavor and makes a fine addition to a meal. Salmon is well known to be a very nutritious article of diet. Get Monopole salmon from your grocer. Wadhams & Ketr Bros., packers, Portland, Ore. The ealmon has j strength by building up the contnnton and hnva Bfi m icn laiLa in nn powers thai they offer One Hundred Dollan foranycasethatitfailstocure. Bend ior lit ot tettinooials. Address - r.J.l,nE?Cl Ct tUq 1"1WJU, v. on you Doting Dotage. Miss De Spite I Just dote George. I understand he threw over. Miss De Sweet Yes; In dotage one ii liable to do almost anything. A TARTAR. Sold by druggists, 7oc. Hail's FamuJ- I'ills are the t Not Oood for Anything. rhnllv Doctor. I want somethig for Tough On Him. my head Miss Strong is exceedingly mas'cu-1 Dr. Gruffly My dear reiiow, i line, isn't she?" remarked Miss as- ; wouidn t tane it. mr a pi-" cum. . .! For forty year's Piso's Care for Con "Most atwociously so," remarked ,un)ption has cured coughs and colds. At young Mr. Sissy, with some heat. druggists. Price 25 cents "You seem to speait irom exper ience ?" Yaas, I do. She got into tne eie- Some Famous Dentists and Their Exper ience With Tartars. A tooth may be a Tartar, cr may have tartar; in either case you are in a bad way. If your tooth is a Tartar, it will drive yon to a dentist fast enough to plsy checkers on your coat tail. But if it has tartar it wilt taite yon more slowly but nevertheless surely, for from having tartar to being a .tartar is not such a long ionrney. And when vou start vou "cuss" that tooth at every jump. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," and for the orevention or cure of the trouble take the safe journey to Wise Bros,, dentists, Failing Bldg., Portland, Ore , who have the painless method of fixing your teeth, who will sae you many a sleep less night, and help you enjoy life by showing you how to care for the teeth Get busy and go now. The expense of caring properly for the teeth now is very moderate, and there is no pain whatever. Even an entire set of new ..ivit will kefti a man alive for a fortnight. If he has a little water. Cap tain Malx.ly, of the foiimlem! steamer Gwallor. and his second otrWr created record last year by living for seven teen days on boot leather and a pint of water per day each. Of course, no teeth can tear rowimte boots; they have to lie cut up aim shredded with a knife, aud the hr.-.l chewed and swallowed. Ho'.l'.na. even when possible. diM'S no good at all. but takes from the boots what nourishment they contain. A few ounces of leather. being so hard to illeat. stays tne stom ach for fifteen or twenty hours. The best known and most useful of starvation diets Tor wrecked or cast away people, however. Is Unit of bnr- nacles, and If anything of the Ritui I Insanity in Berlin. ! There are 300 new cases of insanity vatah with me in the Skyscrape cm m- n aerim evt,J- ; , , fe th does Dot C08t muc.h anj tbe ine nne dav and when she saw me sne is unoer uounu..i.uu, , . . ' ; a hoe ht and Matt sav two more ought to De ocgun , comiori, is git:.,, aeuoerat-eij cmu,tu 1 held it in her hand until I got off." p at once. ol pin canoe Jmm ,; j ii,?. Probably True. Hlx A scientist says that. In pro portion to the size of its body, the mo squito has a better developed brain than the average man. Dix Well. I don't doubt It. Even at Its Dresent size, the mosquito is almost as big a bore as some men I know. Chicago News. A thin, vapory smoke, lazily ascending from its crater may be the only visible sign of life in the sleeping volcano, but within Is a raging sea of fire, molten rock and sul phurous gases. Those who make their homes in the peaceful valleys below know the danger and, though frequently warned by the rumblings and quakings, these Signs OI impending eruption go uniiceueu. They are living in fancied security when the giant awake9 with deafening roars and they are lost beneath a downpour of heated rock and scalding ashes. Thousands of blood poison sufferers are living upon a sleeping volcano and are taking desperate chances, for under the Mercury and Potash treat ment the external symptoms ot tne disease disappear, and the deluded victim is happy in the belief of a complete cure, but the fires of conta gion have only been smothered in the system, and as soon as these min erals are left off will blaze tip again. Occasional sores break out in the mouth, a red rash appears on the body, and these warning symptoms, if not heeded, are soon followed by fearful eruptions, sores, copper colored splotches, swollen glands, loss of hair and other sickening symptoms. Mercury and Potash not only fail to cure blood poison, but cause Mer curial Rheumatism, necrosis of the bones, offensive ulcers and inflamma tint nt th Stomach and Bowels. The use of S. S. S. is never followed by any oaa results. cures without the slightest injury to tbe system. We offer $r,ooo.oo for proof mar, it cuaunus a. lumiai ui on up scription. S. S. S. is an antidote for contagious blood poison, and the only radical and permanent cure known. It destroys every atom of the virus and puri fies and strengthens the blood and builds uo the ereneral health. ;tl mail free our soecial book on Contagious Blood Poison, which rives all the symptoms of the disease with full directions for home treat meat Medical advice is furnished by our physicians without charge. . THE SWIFT SPLGIFIO CO., ATLANTA, OA, Bowline Green, Ky., March 24, 1902. Gentlemen: For over four years I offered greatly from a severe ease of contagious blood poison. I went to Hot Springs, staying there four months at a big expense. I then eon suited physicians, who preeorlbed Mercury. Nothing did me any good, in fact, the treatment proved more harmful than beneficial. I mentioned my case to a friend, who told me that S. S. S. had certainly cured him. I at once commonced its use, ard In six months could find no trace of the dis ease whatever. This was about two years ago. I continued B. S. S. for some time to make sore of a perma nent cure, and I can truthfully say I am entirely well. ,. D. If. SANDEBS. Their Only Hope. "I believe," said Mrs. Oldun, sharp ly, "that there should be a law against bachelors. "Nonsense!" exelaLmed Peppery "why, the only hope of some women are the bachelors, for the widowers are too particular." Philadelphia Record. Exactly Alike. First Rooter (shivering on bleach eries) Why is a football "fan" like one of the palm-leaf varieties? Second Rooter 'Cause It never shuts up. New York Times. About So. Greenes Miss Wilter has brought suit against Hlfkln for breach of promise, naming her damages at 150, 000." Gray Funny about women. If h had married her she would by thli time, perhaps, be telling htm that he Is absolutely worthless. The Difference. "The Idea of calling a flaBk of whis key a 'life preserver. "What's the matter with that?" "Well, usually It'B the cork In that makes the life preserver effect ve, but your flask's no good until you take the cork out." , .. .. l'atrlce Yes: tcy reminn onr " Adam and Kve when they were leav ing the garden of Kdoti, don't they? What an Idea?" "Well you see. they. too. are going away for the fall," Yonkers States man. ClTC FrwMir eum .So BU er nf" OK.lt.ll IV Li I..., .. - .- -- Infantile Virtue. 'v." s.ild the angel child. "I glved all my toys to those poor chil dren, 'cause they wanted 'em so bad," "How sweet of the dear! I must buy her a doll for Chrluttuaii," said auntie, when she heard of It. And the angel child heard and smiled serenely "I thought so." sa.d she. are Didn't Walt to Hear. Hewitt C.rttott says that you l afraid of him. I Jnwett---Afraid of him! Why. It ns only yesterday that t called him Hewitt What did ho say? Jewell I came away from the tele phhno as soon as I said all I had to say. "-Philadelphia Inquirer. Mothers will find Mrs. ftlnstow's Booth lug .syrup the best remedy to use tor their Suiiurtm during the teething wrtod. A (Icntle Hint. "nrcverln. do collection am berry fine today. Nine suspender buttons' Now, If de congregation wli kindly put a pair ov pants In do plate net' Sunday, de church will be Wrry grate fill." nldu't ho 'tell you t had sent Win on an errand w tin' ' " , ' ' (), yes. ma'am. I'ut ' 1 where ho was going." I cgslly I,m a'tiosn do good I.awd should couii. doun an' look liter y.r eye an' say, 'Kphem. what had done wld all dost) chickens dal yer , .. .. - ,i ,! would ver Buy? lino bum"1" " ... ..... . "Parson. I moughl say dat my old . .t,.i 'oiii tint vou know dat a man ain't bound to testify '' ' Wife." "TUB PH' OH Till! W'lUHNO I HIS IN Till! tlATIINU." The doctor are dumfoiimled, the druggists astonUhed. and tits lipl ejclti'd and Joyful ""r the wonderful cures and tremendous sales of the groat Itemody, St. Jacobs till. Kvery , ,f rheumatism -some of many years' standing - has given way to this powerful remedy. Thousands of tertltlciite like the following can ho ...,ih.,.t as to Its value: ii. , u.-iMvor iiiihllsher of the h.ih, vi Volkshote." used Ht. w.,i, 'oil "for almost unbearable. pains In the back, which had com niutulv nrimi rated him." A few p ..ii..tina .iired him eHlrely. Mrs, Fred Kberlc, lleiltilre, O. w ,. l.u.a nine severely troubled .1.1. ri,.nxtlHm. Ht. Jacob "l I" i. -ii.,v-.i mi,! nntlrolv cured stnmij i.-n.-.vn .- her Iter Or. ll. Phk. of Il.Hhester, N v ...n-er,..! Intensely from rh'i JL,t- ....I..s that ho wn unable to preach. Several applications from i .ttlrt or HI. jacou jm, '- h'm Hi.ier flrleland tlhlo. y .h,ii,,.i j nt St Jacobs I'll c ured m of great "'i'1 long coiitlnue ( tn mv foot" vt...u "f l. Ilrtmdiite and Sim .l..',..lle' MnskeBtin. Mich., writ" Si .lacuna Oil has a wonderful sale W' sold 'l;ht buttles nt retail ye tenlar. This will si n"m" ,,r of ho'ar well It l like,) III this section - t oi.i Ilinkel of Fast I'm'sten Kill N. Y.. sv- I "" Jnur"' f Ml the bet Hnlttient t ever used It cured tne of rheumatism and pa't I" the bark." t ., Herman Ttlttner. Mnm heeler. N II - "1 have tried St Jacob OH. and found It vrellellt. AH ln have purchased It i!ek of It 'm plv incomparable.'" r.eu . Krffle. Palestine, III : I was In hod suffering fmi a swollen leg I used St. Jacobs OH. Us elTecl was w.n.terfut. The following day I r Mended to my business amlti." Iir Otto Futfl. U-nd'i'g O writes- 'The sal, tif St JaciiiM imi is coo utttMtv HcrenslriK: It Is pralid by evervbo'v. B-id never falls to give en tire satlsfiK ton," CilllS WHtHI 1,.a. Hurt tiraMii ajyu r32B2ISIafflL& Quit Cnnalslent. Mis, MaliicluiiiU upioe you've card of my tuigiigumiiiit lo Mr. J'"T ..... , . Mix Ascolt -ins, aim i cuiiii'sb i WHS Nil! Pi le""- " hat you woilliin t lliairy nun tor a inlllloit diillum. MIhn Millm liauta I Know, near, inn t dUeoveii'd laior ll"" no uau tw inillloni, A Utile Misunderstanding. Young Mother-What will ymi cluirRM for a photograph tit ur uuw . .......... I 'holograph "r-" To I on miliar, man .m but H will h iolMlirbly cheap- ,r fur doien. Young Molher - A uoisen: nil, nu, wo can't wall u longl l.lpplncoU . Taking No Cham, I ihliik," said the first liuslnen man, I II go nomn in nim n mi, n new cook nrrlved at our house Just after breakfast, and Bhn ha th rP utntlim of being a good one," Why not wait tor your usual n o'clock dinner?" ' rihe may b gone ny nai nine. A ttvapcral Cse, Puts -Keep away. I haf got th kleploiuanla, Pumiide -Vt. vat are you uaam nr It? ... Piits-Kvi'i-ydlng l can lay metn hatits on. Pennsylvania ruttin Howl, Jop.rtcs Auctions. A Jnpaiicso auction la a lmn af fair, writes a reporter f,,r this HI. Paul (llobe. Tho public dim not call Out tlielr bids, but write their name to gether with the amount they art will. In lo pay, " slip of paper and put U in n Inn Tbc are looked through and the aitUlo awarded to lh person who h made the biggest offer. I us. "In tltttn. with earn, you may re cover. Twelve dollars." ald the fash Uinahtd physician, eilendlng a recep. live palm. "I" Urn. ' '"rf. ym may recover $11," rtflM tho ill grutitled patient, a ho grabbed bl wad and mnd a breakneck daoh for the street. -The Mikiu, "ALL 5!CiHS PAJL IN A DRY TIMET ICH Of THE f 511 NEVll fAES; HIAWETTIMt 5JUiSetCT w , s -v-a a mm. THB M5M a a ioni hu a Nslory Ttu la told m an Interesting boi whith t yews for the aikinfl A. il, TOWtB CO BOSTON HA . MaSsre f WftT WftATMW CiOTMlMG dl ran t devote so much attention to the weather any mre. Haltlmore Herald. hi On HpIntloti. Judge Winters are nut so cold as they used to be. FuilKe--Oh. yes, they are. Only now chronic Huts have su h a variety happens to you they will probably be t things, like auto, records, etc., to mnr aim, to food H.'ini.K leS BrC lOtlg, He BOOIH. inm J tough, half shellfish, half vegetniiiB creatures, that grow on the underslile of vessels. Three Kngllshmen and a crew of Ijiscars who had been forced j to abandon the falling vessel North Star a few months aao kept them selves going for over a week on bar nacles and only two of the crew died. The worst of them Is that they give one Internal cramps and cause an In sufferable thirst; but they do nourish the frame. You have to reach under the vessel's side and pull them off, taking care not to leave the best half of them sticking to the planks, only starving person could possibly eat them. Many a castaway crew. How ever, has found them better than noth ing. Answers. Ho HlgnlnVance In Name. Many familiar objects have names that are misfits. You must not think that turkeys first came from Turkey, for they are natives of America. Nor that Irish potatoes came from Ireland, for they are American. And the Turk ish bath originated In KiiKSln. Nor ...... e 1...I- I. ...... I... must you Willis ranin a nun m i are made from the hair of the hump backed ounn'ruiM'd. They are mostly made of the bushy hnlr from the tails of animal. German silver not only Is not silver, but It wns Invented In China centuries ago, and It Is an alloy of some of the Inferior metals. Por poise hide Is not made from porpoises at all. Cork legs are not made of cork, and they do not come from Cork. The willow tree usually furnishes ma terial for them. Cleopatra's Needle, that wonderful obelisk of Egypt, wn made a thousand years before Cleo patra was born; and really had, noth ing; to do with her. Irish slew Is an English dish. Prussian blue, the beau tiful color, Is not a special product of Prussia, but of England. Sari Memories Speak. "flemember." sfitd the buslnes man. "that In this llf yon can't gt something for nothing." "Maybe not." answered the Ken tiicklan. "but some people run com so ctose to It In a horse trad that It 1 mighty discouraging." P1LI l us?Vr4 h leriaree ef the 44 Vila Jtr.ilf u.lll-f pOM lr,e ! I'f WvSI'P' !.. !ltl !. I '! ''' .lt I .- a .f I AM AK T In IBB lax ol la. t tout-a earth! u .l ihm T- I m iUt lie Bit Sll1 MI IIBs a " " . U Kbhs. Ill Joa h.Stoui Oil, I. AYepelaMe rrpporntion for As similat in(5 the FixxJ iind ltcg ula -Ung mc biouyicns antlliowvls of Promotes DiicalioivCrtNTrul ness ami Rcsl.Conlains neillrr Oi)ium,Moil"iie "or Mineral. NOXNAltCOTIC. Jkapt offd U-SAMVamQan MM .Sfnnm sa!uUUB Self-Sacrltlce. "Why, Jlmmle, you're amoklng one of papa's cigars!" "Sure! I heard ma tell him he'd kill himself amokln' so many, so I'm t.ryln' to save his life." New York Journal. Stock Stories. He was very quiet during the first course, and everyone forgot that he was there. As dessert was being served, however, the host told a story. When he had finished and the laugh ing had ceased, the little son ex claimed delightedly, "Now, papa, tell the other on." Harper's Magazine. Bad Man with a Blue I0ye. "My observation has been that most of the bad men of the border were blue eyed. A man with a soft blue eye will always be selected by a bully as a vic tim In preference to those snapping black, brown or cold gray eyes. On the average men possess about the same amount of courage, and when the blue eyed man has been Imposed upon suf ficiently he resents It; one c initial pre cipitates another, till he gels a reputa tion up to which he feels he must live. There Is your fighting man" Every body's Magazine. High Authority. A rebellious husband was objecting to doing certain work about the house, and be quoted Scripture to IiIm wife, showing that the household duties should properly be assigned lo the woman. The good wife replied by reading to her astonished liege 2 Kings 21:13: "I will wipe out JeruKiil.uii ns a man wlpeth a dish, wiping It and turning It upside down." That bus baud bag wiped the dishes ever Mluce. Aperfecl Hcmedy forConslipri Tion, Suur Stomach, DiarrtuHvi Worms .Convulsions levrnsh ness will Loss or Sleek Facsimile Siijnnlure of NFAV YOIIK. 1 II yJJ CATHARTIC jk raaof Ma wespieeo For Infanta ttnd Children. The Kind You Hava Always Bough! Bears the Signature of as.... ..I ttataiatiia f.llanL Tlt QtCsfVl. Ouusl. hr .. Wti m tint. CUI COTiPATIOH. a.. tlwu. .. tmpr. tkts. -.. aO-TO-EAC.", John hiolr, toktland, orb, I out al MwrlaaM Street, fan fir ymi tha beat tuifsint In Itallera and Fit"e. w tiHtiiillla, rum m and ifetie rl Mai-lilllK't ! Sawltis W. hU,M a specially. - na l!, tiMfln. exact copy or wrapper. 1 1 SioTiafure AW -I 1 . ll' It a 01 (V'l I ft jjf 111; Use J For Over Thirty Years Ji3 : fin(T.V0BB'nHn THC OSNTSUS AOMSAHT. 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