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CAT CANNOT BUCK BREATH.
014 Bupsretltloa I Upeet by the
Highest Medical Anthorltlee.
Can a ct really tuck tbe breath of a
child?
We have always heard that It could.
Away back In early childhood we dls
tlnctly remember of frequent warn
lnea to look out for the rat. Do not
allow the cat to got Into bed with the
baby, as It Is liable to suck the baby'a
breath, which would cause the baby to
die.
U there any foundation for such a
notion as thlat We never could dis
cover any real meaning to the belief
that a cut ran suck tlio breath or a
chllil. Indeed, the sentence Is totnlly
unintelligible.
What Is meant by sucking the
breath? It tuny bo true that the rnt.
attracted by the breath of a chllil
who hud recently Wi musing, might
attempt to Interfere In some milliner
with the child's mouth. In young cats
the Impulse to nurse might bo excited
by the smell of the child's breath.
It la barely possible that the cat might
lie seised with a di'Hlre to bite or to de
vour the child's lips or tongue, lured
on by the smell of milk. We are uot
In position to deny these possibili
ties. Maybe they are true.
Hut not any of these suppositions
furnish a basis for the statement that
the rut is liable to suck the child's
breath. We have always heard this
statement with a shudder of horror.
It seems to convey some weird, hor
rible tragedy that can hardly be Imag
ined. Hut It Is a mere fancy, the ori
gin of which Is hsrd to explain.
Yet we would advise mothers to bo
careful about leaving the Infant with
cat We do not favor the Idea of
rats sleeping with children. Nor do
we favor the pruetlce of children play
ing with cats, handling them, mopping
them around the floor, fondling them,
dressing them up as dolls. It Is not
good for the cat It Is not good for
the child. Neither cats nor dogs ought
to be treated In this manner. They are
all right In their place, but they are
not tit for playthings.
If the superstition that a est can
urk a child's brent h bus operated as a
preventive to mothers allowing their
children to play with cats It has served
a very good purpose, but such childish
notions are hardly compatible with ma.
ture reflection. It is one of the old
wives' fsblee which may have served
a good purpose, but It Is too ridiculous
for repetition. There are other and
better reasons why the cat and baby
should not tie left together than the
vague, unintelligible fear that the rat
will suck the child's breath. Medical
Talk.
.mute nwiiruvmnuiiiiwiw
. v fon fvlx eaa.TKiiAa
Eleotrlo Light and Publ o dpeaklng.
dingers, actors and public perform
ers generally an able to speak with
much greater ease and comfort In a
building lighted with electricity than
in one where gaslight is used. In the
former case the temperature of the
whole building Is more equal and the
risk of catching cold la consequently
' diminished. The speaker Is cooler, does
not perspire, his throat Is not parched,
and bis voice Is less liable to get
busky. It Is asld that since the Intro
duction of electric light public perform
ers are In much bolter voice than they
were before.
To Break la New Shoes.
Aiwayiiheie tn Alien"! Foot liue, spnwdor.
Itcuree hot, leeatlne, aortitis, awollen feet.
Cum eornl, Ingrowing nalll aod bilnlom At
all drueirlatl Rni inoa Horn, 2f- lion't accept
enTaubatliuio Hample mailed rKEk. Ad'treaa
alien 8. Olmiled, U Hoy, K. Y.
Canada's Monopoly or Aabesloe.
While asbestos is found pretty much
all over the world Cansda comes near
having a monopoly In Its actual pro
duction. Twenty-five years sgo only
800 tons, valued at 1200,000, was mined
In Canada. Now the annual export of
asbestos is about 40,000 tons, valued
at $1,000,000, and the Industry Is still
growing. About 83 per cent of the
world's product Is mined In the vicin
ity of Richmond, C'auada.
1,1 in Urn. Sold Or l
MOT A SKIM DiSEASE.
It is natural to rub the spot that hurts, and when rheumatic
pains are shooting through the joints and muscles and they are
inflamed and sore, the sufferer is apt to turn to liniments and plasters
for relief ; and while such treatment may quiet the pain temporarily,
no amount of rubbing or blistering can cure Rheumatism, because it
is not a skin disease, but is in the blood and all through the system,
and every time you are exposed to the same conditions that caused
the first attack, you are going to have another, and Rheumatism
will last just as long as the poison is in the blood, no matter what
you apply externally. Too much acid in the blood is one cause of
Kheumatism; stomach troubles, bad digestion, weak kidneys and
torpid liver are other causes
which bring on this painful dis
ease, because the blood becomes
tainted with the poisonous mat
ter which these organs fail to
carry out of the system. Cer
tain secret diseases will produce
Rheumatism, and of all forms
this is the most stubborn and
severe, for it seems to affect
every bone and muscle ia the
body. The blood is the medium
bv which the poisons and acids
are carried through the system, and it doesn't matter what kinc
Rheumatism you have, it must be treated through the blood, or j
can never get permanently rid of it As a cure for rheumatic tn
blea S. S. S. has never been equalled. It doesn't inflame tbe stomac
and ruin the digestion like Potash, Alkalies and other strong drugs.
Joints and the tore and tender muscles are immediately relieved.
Our special book on Rheumatism will be mailed free to thost
desiring it. Our physicians will cheerfully answer all letters asking
for apecial information or advice, for which no charge is made.
issMMwift tnano cov atiahta, ga
Spring Medicine
There Is no other season when good
medicine. Is to much needod as tn the
Siirlntr.
Tho blood la Impure, weak anJ
Impoverished condition indicated
by ptmplos and other eruptions on tho
face and body, by donolont, vitality,
loss of annotito. luck of strength, and
want of animation,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
ana Pius
Mske the blood pure, rigorous and
rich, oreato appotlto, give vitality,
atrcnirth and animation, and cur
all eruptions, Have the whole family
begin to take them today.
Hood's Bsrisparllla has beau used la
oar family lor some tiiua, and always with
annrf Muita. Lait sarins- I wss all rua
down and got a bottle of It, and as usual
received crest benefit." Mies usuLaa
Mores, Stows, Vi.
Mood's taraaparllla promise
ur and keepa the promise).
Character of Our Immigrante.
Trior to 1880 the nations of western
Buroiwi. Great Britain. Germany a
the Scandinavian countries furnished
over 80 per cent of all our Immigrants,
tha hishswt class that we could bone
fiv. Ilumrarr. Italy. I'oland and the
other eountrlee of eastern Europe fur
nished less thsn 1 per cent From lKSl
to 1W the ratios changed slightly, but
tlU western Kuropeaoa were greatly
In the majority. From Germany alone
we drew 1.000,000 clttsens Inside of 10
veers. Lately conditions have cbang
ed. Eastern Europeans and Asiatics
tend us 73 per cent of our Immigrants
so-called European!!, while western
Enrona sends US but 8 Per cent
1001, for instance, Austro Hungarians,
Slovaks, Oroatlans, roles and Magyars
to the number of 114,000 csme In, while
liw 000 Italians honored as with their
transfer of "allegiance." In July of
this year (TC.rVM people of all nations
immlarated Into this country,
la the Spring.
Lowndes, Mo., April 4th. Mrs
C. Harty of this place, says:
II
"for years 1 was In very bad health.
Every spring I would get so low that 1
was unable to do my own work.
seemed to be worm in the spring than
any otlur time of the year. I was
very weak and miserable and had much
pain in my back and bead. I saw
Dodd'a Kidney i'ills advetlimxl last
spring and began treatment ol them and
they have certainly done me more good
than anything I have ever used.
"I was sll right last spring and felt
better than I have tor over ten years,
I am fifty years of age and am stronger
today thsn I have beeu for many years
and I give Dodd'a Kidney fills credit
for the wonderful improvement."
The statement of Mrs. Ilarty Is only
one of a great many where Dodd s Kid
ney Pills have proven themselves to be
the very best spring medicine. They
are unsurpassed as a tonic and are the
only medicine used in thousands ol
families.
Pa's Experience.
"Say. pa." queried little Johnny
Buinperaickle, "do actions iptak loudil
thau words t"
"Civil sctloas do, my son," snswered
the old mis. "A judgment Is wore lass
a dun."
How's This?
V. nr rtna Rundrad Dollar! Reward tot
anr eaaeoi f alarm lui cannot se tint fj
Uau el atarra lure.
Wa. tha umleralened. bate known t. I.
r j. i ii km r I iaj.. i-raim. louno. u.
Cheoar lor the laal 1ft yean, aad belter him
oerfectl honorable In all bailneei treaiao-
iloni and attendant able locarij out asf vb-
llaallniii made bt Uielr Srm.
Wear A Tsuax. Vholiele UrUfflili. Toledo, O.
WaLDISo, H IKN1M a ataatia, w aoinaie urug-
Hall's i-'aiarra Car Is taXen Inleraallr, s
Ins directly upon the blood aad muooua aur
lacei ot the lyiiem. I'rlca 71a. per bolUS.
Sold br alt Uriiistiii. Teiilmonlali free,
tlall'i ramllj f llli are the bask
The population of Ireland, which fifty
years ago wni over 8,000,000, Is now less
thin 4,D00,(XW.
Poroonghssnd eotdi tbera Is no better
medicine than plso's Cure for Consump
tion, rnc a cents.
The so-eslled oil of roses Is msnofae.
tured from the grass Aodropogou schoeo
snlhus. CITABLE TO SLEEP AT HIOHT.
Sidney, Ohio, Aaguet fl, ISO.
A few months aso I was feellne-weekend
ran down and unable to set elaep at
Blaht. I felt extremely bad, and alee had
rbeumatlo palm la mjr Jolnta and mile
eles. The medlolne I uead save ma only
temporary relief at beet; soaaelng H. B S.
highly reoommended for suob troi
blae, Ibesan Ite Qaa, and after taklnar
for some tiros wae wall pleased with
result. It did away with tbe rbeuo .
palae, save toe refreililua sleep
built up my (onsral system, slrlni, ,i
IreDSth and enera-T. It Is a sood it. I
sine, without a doubt, aad I take l .
are In endorsing It.
R. F. D. No. I. B. B. DOUOHTC
Id
out tones up the general neaun, genuy
stimulates the sluggish organs, and at
the aame time antidotes and filters out
of the blood all poisonous acids and
effete matter of every kind j and when
S. S. 8. has restored the blood to its
natural condition, the painful, feverisb
wnini Lira is kdjutaolb.
Delightful Habits and Cuatoasa of Car , , jnnn
tain riacae and People. v w i-r f
Denmark claims that there la not S. ', ', t . t
single person In her domain who cau 1 ' nOlL aav L(jTI2S I
uot read and write. On the northeast ; ; A-vu vi w I
coast of New Uulnea, the island of ; ia"'sss I
Kutaba, surrounded by a wall of coral X
300 feet high on one side and from fifty wjwjui.-jw
to 100 feet on the other, maintains tnlr- Hom. m u 1B
teen villages of natives, to whom war,'tUf, M wry wolll,rfuli Ar, KtiKllelt
crime and poverty have been unknown ,ui,.no, wu, roi.onty marveling nt a
since the beginning of their traditions. dog w,,,rh WB, pi,,,,,,, . ,t 0f nu old
The most peaceful and comfortable m,,,,,,,.., on ,,,. Huddenly some
community In Kurope la the commune on, ,n tn, ,udonw yp1Hi . riiiisl" and
ot the Canton Vatut, In Bwltaerland. dof millt, hrmk frora tllB l)lHno,
Nearly everyone la well off and there Uut ,,, kll,,t rBU, log( Ju.
are no paupers. i
I'lulaiid la a realm whose Inhabitants,
are remarkable for their Inviolate lu-l
legrlty. There are no banks aud no
safe deposits, for no such security Is
essential. You may tears your luggage
anywhere for any length of time and
be quite sure of nnillng It untouched on
your roiurii, aim your puree tun ui
money would be Just aa secure under
similar rtreumatances. The Flnm
I..a ,l.Mlta t..ii.w muA liiul.la In
holes In the ground and cover them'
with . I.l l...f H... h r.....r. la ...
-.ti. ..,.t.w'i t. .ii i. n... i
but. lu the rare event of a man wishing
to borrow of his neighbor during his
absence, he will take only the smsllest
sum he require, and place a message In
the hole telling of his urgent need,
promising to repay the amount on a
specified date. Aud he will Invariably
keep his word, for the Flint Is Invinci
ble In his Independence.
Agneta Park, near Delft, In Holland,
la another t'toplau example. A tract
of ten acres hss upon It ISO houses,
each with Ita little Harden and with
certain common buildings and common
rounds. The houses are occupied by
the employes of a great company, who,
form a corporation which owns tbe
psrk. Each member owns shares In
the corporation and pays rent for his
house. The surolus. after all eiueuses
have been paid, comes bsck to him as
dividend. If he wishes to go away or
If he dlea his shsres are bought up by.
tbe corporation and sold to the man
who takes his place.
THOUGHT HAM HAUNTED.
Why
Houthera Nea-re Would Not
Move the Meat.
"It Is often curious to observe the
play of superstition In the nature of
the black man," aatd a writer In the
New Orleans Tlmes Demorrat; "and
It Is really astounding at times to note
the total Ignorance of the law of cause
aud effect which la to be found among sure, by this request of the toastinaa
uiembcrs of the black race. Recently ! ter. Hut It la so unexpected I really
I bad occaniou to observe a rather
striking Instance of the polut I here In
mind. It wss during bog killing time
out In my country home. Tart of a
bog had been left out oil a platform
and tbe thing I have In mind happened
along late lu the evening. Just as the
day was merging Into darkuess.
"Now, It Is a well kuown fact that
the negro. In common with other peo-
plea who believe In ghosta, associate
these uncanny members with dsrkness.
One of the liegroce of the piece was
engsged In taking the meat from tbe
platform Into tbe amokebouse, where
It wss being salted down. Now note
what happened. It la dusk. Tbe
shadowy part of the day bad Swt In.
It was bordering on ghost time. When
the negro was on bis wsy to the plat-
form to get tbe lafit piece of meat
which had been left be noticed that
It was moving restlessly on the plat-,
form. lld he get It T Not much. He
uid not get close enough to touch It smoking shell. It was a solemn mo
ils not only remained religiously awsy ment. Iloth men stood motionless,
from the piece of bsunted meat, but
be refused poslUvely to leave bis
wnite frieuds, and when they pressed
him for sn explsnatlon of bla con-
duct be told them Just wbst the matter
waa. 'Uosa,' be said, seriously, 'dat
ham auttenly Is ba'uted.'
Of course, tbe trouble waa soon
straightened out There was a cat un
der tbe platform, and tha feline mem
ber was pulling away at the meat with
vigor. The white men explained to
the negro that there was no ghost, that
i, ..ii,in. h, . ... th.t h..t ii, I
It waa nothing but a rat that bad been
hanging around all day, But note the
darky's skepticism: 'Mebba so, boss,'
he tald, 'but I hasn't seed de cat' "
Keep a Scrap-Ilook.
Toil may make for yourself an In
lereattna book by constructing a
scrap-book devoted to one subject many Iaura ltrldgmans. many Helen
One young girl with a strong Interest Kellers. The queen of Rnumnnla baa
In tbe life of Mary Queen of Scots ' or had at ber court In personal attend
haa collected frora magastnet and ance nnon herself the daughter of a
other sources articles, lllustratlrd or blind nobleman. She could neither bear
not, as it bsppena, veraes, pictures of' nor speak and had to be taught to
buildings and localities, and portraits communicate by holding the throat of
relating to this heroine, and baa put a speaker and imitating the vibration
them into a single scrip book, making ' produced by tbe effort, nut whnt a
a volume In which aha takes much grudge agaluat nature must such a one
pride. When she cannot obtain a ' aa I.yon I'layfalr discovered ever feel I
printed copy of an extract she wishes ' Here wss a girl who was blind, deaf,
to add, she doea not hesitate to copy dumb and could neither taste nor
It out neatly upon the pages of her smell. One might be pardoned for
book which Is merely a large "com- asking If such a life was worth living,
position book." Yot there was a beautiful lesson In
The educational value of suob work such an exlateoce, na the great warm
Is by no means slight, since to know heart of I'layfalr discovered. He sent
one thing well done must needs learn her a pretty finger ring, and the poor
much of many others. Indeed, It baa mite roplled In this pitifully pretty let
been said more than once that to tor: "Dear Hlr Lyon I'layfalr: Blr
know one thing completely we should r.yon I'layfalr sent Edith ring In box.
have to know all things. I Edith thank Blr Lyon I'layfalr for
There Is a good suggestion here. 1 ring. Blr Lyon I'layfalr come to see
Tou will he surprised, If you begin to Kdlth. Good by. Edith." During his
gather material upon aonio topic, to first visit the child had closely exam-
see bow much Is printed about your
favorite subject. Ono word of caution,
Do not choose too wide a subject
Make your limits narrow enough to
be within your scope. Your scrap
book need not be upon history or Ut
eri tore, but It Bliould be concerned
with something worth the tlmo you
mean to spend upon It. Ht Nicholas.
Consistent,
"I was denning our sliver on Sunday
when Mrs. Htrnttlnee called on her
way from church. Fortunately, though,
she didn't Und It out."
"She's very strict about the Sabbath,
Isn't she?"
Yes. f'lie apologised for calling up
on u:o on that day, but she thought she
ought to tell me that scandalous story
about Mrs. Oldday." Philadelphia
Press.
It Is cheaper to buy furniture not?
than It Is to carry on a prolonged
courtahlp.
Any man can easily make a fool of
himself; all be has to do Is to uct kit
teiilsh.
the siiine.
Dr. 1'arkhurst's attention hud been
called to a morning newspaper account
of an Interview with his dear old
friend, Thomas a I'latt, and partlcu
larly to the Senator's assertion, "I sm
In town for business mid religion:
11l)(J w(1(
a contemptuous snort:
"Why itso eight words wlien six would
do? If riatl'a Hdlnir Into religion, It
must be for bilsliieas."
B '""" ,"IJ1 0',n,
"'"Imp t UmilM. llavlllg HldUlgO.1
that precarloua pasltme of asking any
-'"al luiy or girl lu the audience to
in a queslloi. 1 r. Ingram was
u,et 1 10 '"'- 1 lr-
wbjr.d",.tl!0. ""t" w!lk I" !n,,,d"W"
Jacob's ladder when they had wlngsr
It Is ssd to record that even tha lllshop
of Uindoii wss driven tn mske the usu
Hi humiliating und miserable escape by
returning, "What llttlo hoy or girl
would like to answer this?"
ltopreseutatlve Iteeder, of Kansss,
w a five-cent piece on the floor of
Pennsylvania avenue tar, one after-
noon, while he wss cm his wsy down
from the Capitol. He picked llie nickel
"P. ' ': "Is there anybody In the
ear who has lost a ten dollur gold
pleceT Ten people, white and black,
promptly said In chorus: "I did." "All
right," said lleednr, as be alld for the
door; "I Just found a nickel of it. I
don't know where the other nine dot
lare and ninety nre cents went
Mrs. Hoyt, wife of Charles Hoyt, the
plsywrlght, added much to the enjoy
ment of a Iambs' Club banquet In Chi
rsgo by ber sharp and witty tongue,
always ready for a borne thrust. Mr.
I Hoyt wss second on the Hat of apeak
. ere, and waa badly frightened. He
concluded that he would plunge quick
, ly Into bis speech when called upon,
and with this Idea he arose briskly
. when announced, and started In: "I.a
dies and gentlemen, I feel honored, I'm
( bad no time to prepare-., a I really
bed no time to prepare a " And
he stopped, Kvery one felt sorry for
him. but Mrs. Hoyt aeemed In no way
' disturbed. When she noticed his pre-
dlcametit she turned toward hi in aud
denly, and called out: "Why. Charley,
you did It perfectly this morning."
Tbe stoical bravery of Kusslao sol
dlere Is well illustrated by the atory of
a captain who waa unsuccessfully
j shelling a battery at tbe siege of Vsr
aovle. Field Marshal PssbklevlUb gal
loped up to tbe captalu and sternly
asked why his firing did not have some
'effect The captain replied that the
shells did not ignite. The marshal
scoffed that theory, and threatened to
degrade the officer. Tbe captain picked
up one of the shells. Ignited the fuse,
and, holding It In the palm of his hand,
said to the marshal: "Hee for yourself.
sir." The marshal, folding his arms
across bis breast, stood looking at tbe
awaiting the result. Finally the fuse
burned out and the captain threw the
shell to the ground. "It's true," re-
marked tha marahal, turning away to
consider other measures to silence the
enemy's Ore. In the evening, Instesd
'of punishment, the captain received the
cross of the Order of Ht Wladlmlr,
WHEN NATURE 18 REMISS.
"""" h eesee Are ror.ottea
tM
Nature nods undoubtedly at times, as
Nature nods undoubtedly at times, as
In the case of the child born without
a brain, whose esse has been made
public this week. Not long ago an In
fant waa born and lived for three
weeks with a bole through its heart.
Thousands of us are color blind, others
have no musical sense. And there are
Ined his bauds, wrists, arms and face,
her touch being marvelously accurate.
A year later he went aguln to see her.
At first she did not recognize lilni and
no one betrayed his Identity. At length
she turned back tho cuff of his shirt
and touched his wrist. Her face lit
up with Intense Joy. "It Is the Eng
lishman who gave mo the ring," she
rapidly spelled out on her fingers. Aud
lu a second she had flung her llttlo
arms around his neck and waa weep
ing with delight at tho recognition.
St. James' (J met to.
Breakfast Joke.
"Do you see that meat at the other
cud of the table T" whispered the come
dian boarder. "Well, why doea It re
semble the north pole?"
"I give It up," replied the sweet
singer.
"Ilernuse It la cold, distant, and no
one has yet been able to make out
whnt it Is."
'the chuflng dish hits reached ita
levol at last. Ulrls are making fudge
in It
10 APPETITE - EMACIATED - HE
Many Women During the Spring Months Suffer From
Extreme Lassitude, loss ui
Nervousness What They
PE-RU'UA,
Miss Berths M. Uush, 6 Kin
rarde street, I'ltUburg, l'a., fiupcrlr.
tondent Junior Hocloty of Methodlal
Protestant Church ami leading soprano
of the choir, writes i " Wonis cannot
describe my thankfulness to you for
Peruna. I was a sufferer from sys
temic catarrh for years and was In a
very much run down condition. I was
extremely nervous and bad the most
foolish fears over nothing. I was thin
and emaciate l.
"My physician advised me to leave
this cllmalo but as it waa not conven
ient to do so at this time, I took tle
advlce of a frleud to use a bottle of IV
rune. I took it faithfully and when
the first bottle waa gout) I felt so much
better that I bought six more and took
them faithfully, after which I looked
like a new woman.
"I gained In flesh, my appetite re
turned and all my old symptoms bad
disappeared. I am moro than thank
ful to Peruna." Miss Uerlhe M.
Kush.
I AM TIRIiD.
Everybody la Tired-Soring Weath
er Does It livery One .Should
Do Cautious.
Depression of the nervous system at
the approach of spring is the cause.
General lassitude, dull, heavy ernes
tlons, continual tired feeling, with ir
regular appetite, and sometimes loss of
sleep. Peruna meets every Indication
and proves Itself to I iwrfectly adapted
to all their varied peculiarities. Pe
runa Invigoratea the system, rejuve
nates the feelinga, restores the normal
appetite and produces regular sleep,
Thst tired feeling which is the nat
ural result of tho deprt anii g effect ol
warm weather Immediately after the
Invigorating cold ol winter, iiielly die
appesrs when Peruna la taken. Thous
ands are daily testifying to its pilcvless
benefit.
Mrs. H. Kasaatt, U09 W. ISth
street, Iee Mofnes, la., writes: 'tim
happy to give my endorsement for your
valuable medicine, Peruna, as I consid
er It a valuable medicine to take a lien
the system is run down from overwork.
About two years ago I felt thst I must
take a lung teat as I bad bran unable
to work for over a mi.ntli and could
not regain my strength. I could not
sleep st night snd was In a very nerv
ous, high strung, condition. I divided
to try what Peruna would do to build
up my strvngtn, and am pleased to say
tiiat I began to Improve very shortly,
and in let than two moiitha I waa able
to take up my work, and felt belter
than 1 have for years. I take it now
twice a year and find that It keep! me
In perfect hestlh." Mrs. Kssaatt was
fin over ten years the manager of a
plant furnishing ladies' wear and em
ploying hundreds of women.
Thoae thst l nre lne a day are daa
geroualy prodlKrit; those that dire tnla
peud it sre dripente. liiilinp HilL
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Uear Signature) of
See Pac-Slatlle Wrapper Batew.
Terr aaaall aa4 aa easy
, te take as saga
UAril tlto roi Dinmtst.
roi iiuoumu.
FOR TORPID LIVU.
rOR COHSTIPATIOD.
rOR SALLOW SKIN.
rORTHCCOMPUXIOI
eU- f MVa MVWWttpAniM-
tTeSm I sNarety TefMaMavUtW
CURCtICK HEADACHE.
Tha Archblihop of Csnterbunr takaa
rank as flrst peer of tbe realm.
Ayers
When the nerves are weak
everyihing goes wrong-. You
re fired all the time, easily
discouraged, nervous, and
Irritable. Your cheeks are
Sarsaparilla
?ale and your blood Is thin,
our doctor says you are
threatened with a nervous
breakdown. He orders this
grand old family medicine.
" Vnr more thaa St yaare I dare lord Ar't
SaruMrllia In my famllr. It la a urand inula
at all Hinaa. and a wniidarf ill inadli-lna for I in
par eiooa. u. u. holt, weal lla.an, Coua.
SI M a boltl.
A" nriiirpHia.
fori
t o. avsaen.,
i.owftll. Ma...
Weak Nerves
Keep the boweia reaular with Ayer'a
Pills, Juat one pTil each night"
11 ILL
THE GREAT TONIC.
4. tt
.'- JF '
MISS BURTHA M. RUSH-PITTSBtRO.
MUf Rush Suffered With Systemic Catarrh Was Nervons, had Se
Appetite. Grew Thin and nmatlated. She Now Looks Like a .New Womaa
After a Course ol Pe-ru-na.
Tired, Nervous Women.
There are thourande of them every
where. A few buttles of Peruna would
do them untold benefit. As a Ionic and
nerve Invlgoratcr it has no equal. It
builds up the nerves, it givce strength
to tbe circnaltlon ami at once restores
the appetite and digestion. No feeble
woman should be w ithout Feruna.
Fatly Occupied.
She Pipi'i chief objection to yoa Is
thst vou ttsre no orrupsllnn.
lie -Na ocrnpstlonl tjood gwsrloos'
Doesn't he knuw that I IJi waiting
mustirhel
FITS
taaeton
Parananentlf taraa. froftlaorr
anr Srudaraaaari)t.Klliw'eiln N
lorar. HrnS htt f rm Si Ulalboulaeiw) ii.iiem
llt.U. H.KllB,lM.-et, Arck at,. I'bUadeipkle. l'a.
Illnki They ssy that I tie re sre tens
ot thoussndi of fsitb curiits to this
country.
Winks Yet. snd there'll he tens of
thouunds more, if the doctors don't com
down la their prices.
MoUieni will Dad Mrs. WlneloaVi Sncthtng
Bjrrep the twit remedy tout, tot their eoUdrao
aiuiagtave teeming penoa,. ,
The Why of It.
Green You sod Short dou't seem to
be as intimate ss you were. Does he
ows you monftT
Brawn No, Indeed; but hs wsnted to.
KILLS
an alt vrai(B thai
tort ktorwi-ttie powl
try,!, l.tnt.? hrtis wtlt
Ho W4- oUek
LICE!
Ilva tinon Itia Maud wtilrl,
rtnalil u tn .ti.tvla life
a .iuiuv. yeuseiAM
Lica Hfiioif V,"
FIID Htm raumul
mu.l Im fine oa awiwnl
or .railn. f 9 anrf SO
aaim lit uui eac a ii
eauasiaN atacev ae.
sr. r.uL. MIMM.
t para Hand nool me
r-OaMXAND lU Co,, rarilaaat.
Veeasl Agaale.
W. L. DOUGLAS
3.88 &3 SHOES
W. U Douglas
shooa have by their
excellent style,
eaay.attlng, and
superior wearing
qualities, achieved
the largeat aale of
any shoes In the
world.
They sre Just as good
aa tlioaa that ooit you
ft to $3 -the only
oiff eraore is the price,
H f erea'fttre.
lawk for nsms and
price on bottom.
On..!., k u. ....mm.
( ollakln, which leerwl,ara
IMtha flneat falant l..ih. .
eoaee to
feat Oofr tttitu ,. aaoaekrnairtSr.eiira
rla fer Oatatac. W.L.Ba laa, aVec k toa, aaaa
ii ro,t ur4.
mm
Jw.tmi-VuuM,a,
Th. improvad Alvord Sage Brush Grubber and Land Cleaner
A UN afclW VrH) TVamn GairvaW T).. -V Ti It i en a v. . tfA
out all
Vi.:. 7 1
bruah by
tha awl.
for Mutnlrti
leaving same In
Rife L. ."!?"'
not
Itervala. T..ik
. w .i N, o
automatinallv i
No clogging. "Will work on
Raun ground, uur booklet
dearribinir tha tnachina In J.t.it
Its advantages, coet, shipping
weignt, etc., sent free on applioation?"&
int BURTON MFG. CO.
1VS1 ANAPAHOK 9T. DKNVKH, COLO.
nvous
Need Is
t.;'
Mwaiaf'
If you do not receive prompt sad
aatlsfactary results from the use of
Peruna, write at once to Dr. Msrtmis,
giving a full statement of your esse,
and he will be pleated to give you hat
valuable advice gratis.
Address Or. tlartman, President of
The Hartmaa Sanitarium, Col urn bv,
Ohio.
Purltig leap year every ellglbls
yonng man abould be euiid witk a
chaperon.
Peirin's Pile Specilic
The INTIINAL RIMtDT
K Caaa EaUta to WJ Not Car
AtiBvrs WAvren
For our Kew tiaanlciie fra Ha We a( ei
t lue only onre dr erh tif . " rnan cm
mart aaw. We handle the unit NailraMl
i.rubhlua Machine. Write ot ur wanuli
the nachlnerr line
htiKlU.lS MACMNKRV CO.
Foot Morrlaoa St. lv.iuan.1 Orefre
BUY
PROM YOUH OliAfuER
Dr. C. Gee Wo
ONDERTUL
HOMB
TREATMENT
Thle woadertBI fhl.
aae doclo, a called
rrat berauae he cam
Iwople arkthoul operav
lien that anfu up
to die. Ha curae arltfi
lhea wood.rrul ihl
hertie, ruole. hu.la.
barka and etabla
lliat ar eailrvly ai
taa to medical am.
ence la Ihle oualrr. Throuah ihc u
ihoee harrolaaa ramcdlaa ihia feni"" tuviar
hnuwe the artioa of over KU dtltcrnl r.
miee, whlrb h a-aafullr naa lu
dlaeaaae. He luutoiM. 10 cur caiurh. aa
aia, lunf, thrual, rhaumatlaiu, iters. uiana
eiumarb, llvvr, kidnTa lc.; haa biin.lmia at
MUraoalala t'barea nimloial.. i all
aa htm. ratlenie out or Oi cur wriia w
blanka and rlrrulara. Head aiatuu. fONv
1'ATtON rHataV A mm KM
The t Gte Wo Chinese Mcdkint Co.
Il Alder St., PorUeaJ. Or.ju.l
aeyateaueu eaeer.
P. N. U.
No. 15-190.
r'ssesj
BEN wrtttmg to aoWartleera
meaatoa tale paper.
MRU' tw-ooii DrudD, lireaae ,vr"'
wUK.4v at. .
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