For the
Children
To succeed these days you
must have plenty of grit, cour
age, strength. How Is It with
the children ? Are they thin,
pale, delicate ? Do" not forget
Ayer's Sarsaparllla. You
know It makes the blood pure
and rich, and builds up the
general health In every way.
Tti liUlre cannot ikimIMj swd
With nlo tha bowels ars in rr.r mull.
lion. Asliuwlih IWsr airosroatrd tongas,
bad btaalh, constipated bvwll. I'orract All
Ihaaa k (rtln small Islam doara at Ajar
Wis. All nmstabla, sugar coelsd.
U4 bT J. C Arr O., Lcw-ll, UlM.
run vMot.
mi t Km.
CHERRY PtCTORAL.
r Hated to Do It.
During the last congressional cm"
palgn the candidates for the honor of
representing cwtaln East Tennessee
district, says the Washington Tost,
gathered to meet the voters at coun
try courthouse.
There was a rough-looking old moun
taineer in the audience. He looked
over the aspirants on the platform
with a critical eye. Cue of them had
done him several favors, and he felt In
duty bound to vote for him.
"Not a very promising lot. are
theyr he remarked In an audible
whisper to a man three seats away.
"Them's only the kind we need to run
for constable when I was a boy.
Tbar's my candidate that yaller
beaded chap, third from this eend. I've
got to vote for bira, but I'd give tea
dollars If I hadn't seen tilm first."
T Break In New Shoes.
Alwars shake in Allen's Foot-Esj. a powder.
It cure hoi, sweatim, aching-, swollen fwt.
Curw corns, ingrowing uails and bunions. At
all drmnrists and tboe store, 2r ln't secant
any substitute. Sample nailed FREK. Address
Allen a, Olmsted. La Rot, S. V.
A Very Hard Slap.
"I am really and sincerely proud of
the common people." said Mr. Pouipus.
"I am fond of the plain, everyday fel
low who can never hope (o be great
Call It Quixotism, if you wish "
"Oh, I wouldn't say that," Interrupt
ed Tepprey, "I'd call it egotism."
Philadelphia Tress.
TESTED AND TtrX'E GUARANTEED
NOW! Is the time to USE IT.
Information Wanted.
"Say, pa." queried the Councilman's
small son, "is it true that George Wash
ington never told a lie?"
"I have no reason to doubt it, my
son." answered the local statesman.
"Then." continued the little fellow,
"bow did he manage to get such a pall
in politics V
Mothers will And Mrs. Wlnsiowl SootMrjf
I yrnp the best remedy to use (or their children
during toe teething period.
Btrennoae Opposition.
Oldun What a terrible cyclone we
bad last night!
Xewpop Did we?
Oldun Good heavens, man, didn't
you hear it?
Newpop N'o; onr baby Is cutting
teeth. j
vats or Ohio. City or tolido, I J
Liu. as ( oi kty. i i
Psjuic J. iiMr makes oath that he Is
senior partner of tbe nnn of i'.J.t hrnkyA
Co., dolus; businca In ire fltyof Toledo. Coun- '
ty and Stat afurea-.d, aiid that stlri firm ill
pay the sum of ONE lit'NDRhD ImjLI.aKS f.T :
aaeh and every case of i'atakrh tl.at cannot be .
cured by the use of Hall's c'atah;ui Oke.
KRA.NK J. ( HKNEY. !
Sworn to before me a id subscribed In my '
fresence, this 6th day of Decern tr, A. !)., isi. :
A. W. ULEAdON. I
JsialJ
Solarjr Public, i
Hall's Catarrh Cure iii taken internally, and
acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
el the system. Send for u-ftiiwmials. fret..
F. J. CHENEY i CO., Toledo, 0.
Bold by Druggists, 75c
Hall's Familr Mils are the best.
t'ntled States' Great Wealth.
Tbe world transacts Its business, ac
cording to tbe annual report of the di
rector of the I'nlted States mint, on a
stock of gold money amounting to to,-;
600,(J),0UJ. Of that total, the I'nited j
States possesses $l..'MM"Xi,0'. That!
means that In this republic, with about
one-twentieth of tbe population of the
world, we have almost one-ijuurter of !
11 the gold money there is. j
Htmi emu u tiu f ails.
Bast Cotwh Brrup. Tubs Ood. Dsa
KaJ m lira, sold fir drug-sins.
The Kind You Have Always
H
.u.v v as. a it:i4:nt-rv nuu snirft urcu iimtie unaer 1119
perHonal supervision lor over HO years. Allow no one
to deceive yoti in thin. Counterfeits, Imitations and
" Jufit-as-goort" are but Experiments, and endanger tho
health of Children Experience agaiuKt Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless mibntitut for Castor Oil, Pare.
Rorle, Drops and hoothlntr 8yrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other areotlc
substance. Its ace is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays FeverMmewH. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and I- latiilency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Haye Always Bought
S7
Sears tne
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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simciENr iDENiiriCATioii I
The necessity of Identification la one
of tho concessions the honest portion of
tbe community has to make to a world
In which fraud and deceit are not un
known. Not every one holds the same
confidence in human nnture as the toll
keeper who, when asked what the
bridge fees were, replied, "Two cents,
sir, and half-price for ministers." "Hut
how do you know a man Is a minister
Just because be says sol" "Oh, sir,
ministers never lie." The paying teller
of a certain bank did not see matters
In such a Hibernian light; he required
a definite Identification, and the Chi
cago News tells how he got It.
"You will have to be Identified be
fore I can pay you the money on this
check." said the teller.
"Ain't It good?" asked the man.
"Oh. the check's all right, but I don't
know you. You must get some one
who knows you to come here and tell
me you are the one to whom tbe check
Is made out."
The man left the bank with a puuled
expression on his face. Half an hour
later he returned.
"The man that gave me that check."
he said, "can't come, but he sent this,
and says for you to give me the
money."
He held up a large sheet of paper.
On It was the pencil outline of a man's
band. The chart showed a first finger
cut off below the knuckle and the sec
ond finger missing. Below It was writ
ten. "This is tbe best I can do. I
can't come over aud the man can"'
wrtte. so I can't 0. K. his signature
The man has an anchor tattooed on his
right arm and powder marks on the
lobe of bis left ear. II smells of
whisky, and can lick any man In your
bank with one hand tied behind him."
That the note was written by the sign
er of the check was evident from tbe
handwriting.
"Hold up your hand," said the teller.
The man held his band over tbe trac
ing on tbe paper, and it fitted per
fectly. "Snow me the anchor."
Tbe blue-tinted emblem of hope ap
peared. The powder marks were in
evidence, and the air was burdened
with the odor of whisky.
"Here's your money." said the teller.
"You needn't try to lick anybody.
You're sufficiently Identified."
Against Cat-Aatrophe.
Frank R. Stockton's "Reformed
I'irate" had a harmless and absorbing
occupation. To keep himself out of
n.ischief. he had taken to knitting
tidies. M. A. I. says that among the
classes held at the East End of Lou
don for tbe instruction of the poor
was one devoted to ambulance work.
One day a woman came to say that
her husband had been drinking Immod
erately, and to beg that something
might be done for him. A clergyman
sought him out, persuaded him to be
come a member of the club, and put
him into the ambulance class.
In a short time the man became
earnest in the work, and was a regu
lar attendant
"How Is your man doing now?"
asked the clergyman, tbe next time
be met the wife.
"He never goes to the 'pub.' sir."
said she. proudly. "He spends bis
evenings at borne, bandaging the cat."
Lizards that Walk on Two Feet.
Lizards of several sorts can walk
and run easily on tbelr bind legs. The
Australian water lizard, which Is three
or four feet in length, keeps quite erect
when traversing long distances on
land. It Is found in the neighborhood
of river banks and passes much of Its
time in shallow water.
Tbe frilled lizard of Queensland also
travels ou Its bind legs on level
ground, keeping tbe fri.ll folded while
running. When attacked it expands
this fold of skin, which stands out like
a rulT at right angles round tbe neck,
giving it a formidable aspect, so that
dors Hint attack and kill larger liz
ards will often retreat before a frilled
lizard at bay.
There is also a tree lizard In Aus
tralia that moves in a similar way.
All these species walk on all fours
when merely moving about or going
short distances.
A Brutal Husband
Mrs. Xaggs The committee has re
quested me to make s dozen pies for the
charity bazaar.
N.ig?s What is tbe object of the bs
taar. my dear?
Mrs. Sngg To raise uMitlonal fundi
for the charity hospital.
Naggs Isn't the hospital already over
crowded? Mrs. Nairn' Yes, I believe it is.
Sang Then, for goodness sake, don't
make matters worse by donating pies of
your own make.
liought lias borne tbe sltrna-
Signature of
The horse supply of the world I
about eighty million animals, lu l.u
rope there are forty million, In North
sud South America twenty-live million,
in Asia eleveu million. In Australasia
two million and In Africa i.2.TO,000.
Among tho curiosities recently pre
sented to the Marltxburg museum In
South Africa is a chain twenty-three
feet six Inches long, carved from the
trunk of a tree by "Knobnose" natives,
a tribe In Zoutspanberg district, Trans
vaal. The chain la continuous, requir
ing phenomenal patience and skill In
carving.
The Chinese are very fond of duck,
and many dried duck are brought to
this country from China. These ducks
are more sought after by the Chinese
here than o-- domestic ducks, as they
are fed In a pond near Pekln and live
on weeds that give them a peculiar
flavor that the Chinese are very fond
of but which the foreigner does not
seem to appreciate.
The largest diamond In the world
that was recently found Is not of the
crystalline sort used as a gem. If It
were Its value would be fabulous, for
it is seveuteeu times larger than the
famous Victoria diamond, tbe largest
of modern fluds. which was sold for
$1,500,000. Its value depends upon tho
use to which It can be put when broken
up, for It ts of tbe amorphous kind,
known technically as a carbon.
Common clear glass, left exposed In
certain desert regions ot the earth,
soon changes greatly In appearance
and acquires color, sometimes rose
purple and sometimes amethyst. This
change has been attributed by some
observers to alkaline soils, nut others
maintain that such changes occur
where there Is no alkali, and that It
must be due to the great activity of
the actinic rays of the sun where the
atmosphere Is very clear.
The chief of the Paris Laboratory In
a popular lecture is reported to have
said: "When a mail takes milk for
breakfast preserved with formic alde
hyde, when he eats at luncheon a
slice of ham kept good by borax, with
spinach or Freuch beaus made green
with sulphite of copper, and when be
washes all that down with half a
bottle of wine cleared with au excess
of plaster of parls, and that for twenty
years, how Is It to be expected that
such a man can have a stomach?"
Tbe London Lancet finds that the
chestnut Is tbe most digestible nut,
and can not only take the place of the
potato, as In France, where chestnuts,
boiled and mashed like potatoes, make
a delicious dish, but In reality tbey are
a more perfect form of food. Accord
ing to the Lancet's analysis of the po
tato and tbe chestnut, tbe latter con
tains less water, more proteld, more
fat and starch, but less mineral matter
than tbe potato, and Is more digestible
than tbe latter. Like the potato, also,
Its nutritive and digestive qualities
are greatest when baked or roasted.
WASHINGTON'S FIRST BALL.
Madison Inaugural Function Took
Place March 4, 1 SU9.
Four hundred guests, ns all tbe con
temporaneous accounts agree, gather
ed at the first inauguration ball, which
took place on the evening of Saturday,
March 4, 1800, at Mr. Lung's hotel on
Capitol Hill, in celebration of tbe ac
cession to the I'resldency of James
Madison. Each of the three Presidency
who had preceded bira lu otUce bad
been permitted to close the day of his
Inauguration by going early to bed.
General Washington and John Adams
bad been Inaugurated at temporary
capltols, aud Thomas Jefferson would
have rebelled against a ceremony
plainly mo.leled upon tbe cuitoms of
royalty; but when Madison's Inaugura
tion came the new Federal City bad
been a visible, fact for nine years and
was determined to assert a light to
enjoy Itself, even If In doing so It fol
lowed a bablt always hitherto associ
ated with the celebration of the coro
nation of kings.
Royal customs were really the only
ones the people knew, for every Amer
ican In Washington over thirty-two
years of age bad been born tbe sub
ject of a king, and the new order of
things hsd not given birth to new
Ideas of how to manifest rejoicing.
Moreover, If the method chosen seems
to some to bare been an Imitation of
monarchical customs, they should re
flect. In extenuation, that it is an in
stinct of man coequal with his feel
ing the sensation of pleasure to show
bis Joy by dancing. So an onVlal ball
dosed tbe day of Madison's Inaugura
tion, and has cloned the Inauguration
day of everr Tresldent who bns suc
ceeded him. Century.
PRIVATE CHAPtL IN PEItRHOf PALACE
Most of the numerous KussLau pal
aces are provided with r Impels of
much architectural merit. The , one
shown In the cut Is not the fine church
attached to the great palace at I'eter
hof, but a less pretentious structure
which forms a purt of the compara
tively humble quarters In which Nich
olas and bis family live during the
greater part of the year. This minor
royal abode is not remarkable In an
artistic sense, but It Is a favorite re
sort of the latter day Romanoffs.
It Is possible to be in society with
out spending much. One way In to
get up surprise parties on the neigh
bors, and tbo other way Is to give
tacky parties.
It's a poor lover who Is unable to
eiaifgerate bis atfeclWus.
Jean Did you see the ring Jack
gave May? llees Yea, two years agA
Hrlggs Ild Wlmpleton marry a girl
with a million? Griggs No, he mar
ried a million with a girl.
Bill IMd you have your head shin.
gled when you were a lad? Jill No,
not my heed.- Yonkera Statesman.
"I have Just spent two Veeks at a
summer resort." "Sorry, old chap, out
I cau't lend you any money today."
Walter Hoast beef or cured ham,
sir? "Bring me some beef. The lost
cured' ham I ordered here was only
convalescent."
He t suppose Mies de Millions mar
ried that poor young artist because
she loved hlin. She No; because her
dearest friend lovetl him.
Amateur Sportsman I say, did I hit
anything that time Gamekeeper I
think not, sir. There warn't nothing
lu sight but tbo birds, sir Judge.
The lawyer ll'm! What makes
you think you wish to study to become
a lawyer? The Applicant Well, me
folks object to me belu' a burglar.
Judge.
Man Overboard Help, help! Stran
ger Pbuy don't yea swim? "I don't
know bow." "Begorry, ye've got an
lllgant chance to learn." New York
Weekly.
Her suggestion: He You know,
darling, we cannot live on cheese and
kisses, (the Then why not leave the
nasty old cheese out? Mpplucott's
Magailne.
firemen rush Into a house In re
sponse to an alarm of Ore are met
by a small boy. Ralph Say. If the
house burns down, don't save my flan
nel 'cause they scratch me. l,lfe.
Lena Fred didn't blow hla brains
oat because you Jilted him the other
night; be came and prposed to me.
Maud Did he? Then he must have
got rid of them In some other way!
Mr. Skinflint The paper says skirts
are to beworn longer than ever! Mrs.
8klnfllnt Well, you needn't be lig
gerln' on me wearln mine any longer.
I ve worn It eve years this fall al
ready. Some one asked I.lucoln bow long
a man's legs should be. He replied be
bad not given the subject any thought,
but should say they should be long
enough to reach from bis body to tb4
ground.
"You kin help de cause of honesty
t heap," said I'nele Kben, "by preach
In' about It, but you kin belp It a heap
mo' by not danglln' rues' chicken un
der a hungry man's nose." Washing
ton Star.
"Billings' wife Is a most accomplish
ed woman." remarked tbe man who
sneers. "Indeed!" "Yes; she under
stands five languages and knows bow
to keep quiet In all of them." Wash
Ington Star.
Is your friend a good shot?" "Ye,"
answered the sportsman after some
hesitation. "He never bits any game,
bat then he never hits any of the peo
ple in his hunting party, either."
Washington Star. j
Medium I csn tell you about a
buried treasure. Patron Dease don't!
My husband Is always tooting that lit j
my ears. Medium Ioes be know
anything about a burled treasure?
Patron Yes; his flrst wife Tit Bits.
You say be hss a visionary and Im
practical nature? "Yes." answered tbo
girl who la employed In tbe poetofllce:
"be la one of those people who write
'Rush' on an envelope Instead of put
ting on a special delivery stamps
Washington Star.
"Tbe trouble," said the dentist, as
he probed away at the acblng molar
with along, slender Intrumenf. "Is evi
dently due to a dying nerve." "Well,"
groaned the victim. "It's up to you to
treat the dying with a little more re
spect" Chicago News.
Young Man Say. you er remem
ber tbe engagement ring I bought of
jou yesternayr jeweicr ies. nit s
wrong with It? Young Man Nothing;
but there's something wrong with '.he
girl. Would you mind taking It ba-k
and giving me collar buttons for It?
Mrs. Mulgrew Are ye goln' to sin.i
yer boy Tommy back to school this
week? Mrs. O'lkxiley .no. Imladt.
Me ambition Is to make an aldherm.m
of blm pbwln he grows up, an' If ho
got too much eddlcatlon bed be
shpolled for the position Intolrely.
Tlt-Hlts.
"What are you doing here?" said
the woman to the tramp, who had cot
over the wall Just lu time to escapi?
the bulldog. "Madam," he said, with
dignity, "1 did Intend to requet twine-
thing to eat, but all I esk now Is that,
In the interests of humanity, you'll
feed that dog."
A demonstration: Jim Dora's
father is an awful fresh-air crank.
Dick How do you know? Jim He
turned me right out of the house Into
the cold air tbe other evening, ami
told me that It would be a good dual
better for my health to stay thtre!
Detroit Free Press.
Mr. Lionel Brougb tt-lls a story of
Douglas Jerrold which Is not too well
known. Tbe wit and a friend were
discussing a mutual acquaintance
notable for bis want of cleanliness.
'How comes It," asked the friend,
'that So-and-Bo always has such dirty
bands?" "I expect," said Jerrold, "It
Is owing -to bis habit of running them
over bis face!"
Flontgan Flloeorjr.
' Wanst tbey wuz a wion na-amed Dor-
gan or was ut Clancy? Lived clout be
a frlnd av molne an' had a fur-mace
tbot wuddent git fairly sthartcd inny
da-ay until along toords nolght Jlsht
whin ut wuz tolme t' bank ut up fer tb'
nolght. Since thin Ol've seen a lot o'
people thot remolnded me uv tlmt fur-r-
nace. They spblnt most av their lolves
doln' nathln' lxclpt V dlinonstbrute
how big fool a mon cud me. An'
about tb' tolme they seemed t' have
larrned enough t' live tbey doled, be
hlvlus! Baltimore American.
a nu.nwi tin a- Oooaelon,
"How wa the lecture?" demanded
Mrs Sawlu. with the Inipatlenc of on
who had been denied coveted pleas
ure, at Mr. Sawlu stooped to remove
bis overshoes before entering the sit
ting room. "My eold'a 1"t bl't,,,r'
I believe 1 might have guno " well as
not." . ,
"I guess you did well to remain at
home," said her husband, ,,,t",l
himself before the alove. "as far forth
as the lecture was concerned. The en
tertainment opened Willi a selection by
the band, then prayer by the Congre
gational minister, then Hie band ngsln.
then a song by the MeihmlM minis
ter, accompanied by his wife at the
cabinet nrgiui, and then the lecture;
after that the band once more, ami
then the benediction 1'J Kplsivpal
minister.
"Well, what alout the lecture?'
asked Mrs. Hawln. "I cau hour min
isters any day."
"The lecture was on Scotland," said
Mr. Hawln. slowly. "I never felt much
drawed to Scoilnud. and I guess after
tonight I shall give up all thoughts
of ever going there. Folks that haven't
got any more Idea of the Kngllsh lan
guage after all these years need a
missionary, but I don't feel any call to
lie one. And as for their bouses, there
wasn't one single good two story frame
building lu all the stereoptlcs that intin
thrwwed on the sheet. If It hadn't
been for the band. I should almost
have felt I'd wasted my 15 cetits' ad
UllMlOU.
Very Awkward,
Mrs. Norton came home from a call
one day lu such a disturbed couditlon
that It was evident tears were not far
lu the background. She lost uo time lu
beginning her explanation.
"John," she said to her husband, "I
am so morlltled I dou't know what
to do."
"Wba't Is the matter, my dear?"
asked Mr. Norton.
"I have been calling on Mrs. Pee
erlll. You kuow her husband, Major
Peverlll?"
"Yes."
"Well, I have Just learned today,
to my horror, that Major" Isu't his title
at all. 'Major' Is bis first name."
"Why. certainly. I've always known
that. What la there so mortifying
about that?"
"Nothing." said Mrs. Norton, with a
groan, "only that I've been calling him
'Major' every time I've met him for
tbe last six months!"
Those living Girls.
Edjrth Was Clisrlie cool sud collect
ed when he proposed to you?
.Msyuie .o; ns was sniiinj rnttieu.
Udyth Well, I slwsy. thought h. hsd ;
a screw loose sotuewlier.
GOOD BLOOD
TELLS ITS OWN STORY
And tells it eloquently in the bright eye, the gupple,
clastic movement, the smooth, soft skin, glowing- with
health, a body sound and well, an active brain, good
appetite and digestion, refreshing sleep, energy to per
form the duties and capacity to enjoy the pleasures ot
sue a uc uiuou is me moai vital pan ot tne body;
every organ, tnusclc, tissue, nerve, sinew and bone is dependent on it lor
nourishment and strength. Mid as it circulates through the system, pure and
Strong, it furnishes to these different parts all the healthful qualities nattiro
intended. When, from any cause, the blood becomes impure or disca-ied. it
tells different story, quite as forceful in its way. Itching, burning skin
diseases, muddy, sallow complexions, disfiguring sores, boils, carbuncles,
etc., show the presence, in the blood, of some foreign mattrr or poison.
Rhenmatism Catarrh Cnnr.-iint,a Tll.wt 1,:ena. ..l e t..i. J . . .
, -----k - A" -
deeply poisoned blood circulation.
at. if j .t. t . . . Mimics are ex pcuc"! irora
the blood, the general health is built up, all disfiguring eruption and blem
ishes disappear, the akin becomes soft and smooth and robunt health blrsics
life. Rheumatism. Catarrh. Scrofula. Coutaeious Mood
cases of the b ood are cured by S. S. S. Book on the blood and any melic4
edvtce, free of charge, swifJ gpec, CQ ATtAHTA, CA.
A a Oversight. j
H wouldn't hire an architect his bard
earned coin to waste; h knew ha could I
hi,.A ...u.i hi. .-,- I
II did and now llie neighbors tlnd s
csuse to stop and grin; for, strange to
say, it slipped bis linii.l to put a chim
ney iu.
For bronchial lrotit'i try Plso's Cure ;
for i'orisitnitinoM. It In a good cough
aaediciiie. At lrng.'i-t, price i! cants. j
It is literally true that a new broom !
sweeps clesti. If s new broom is nnin-j
ineil, the ends of the straw will l.
found to Im straight sud I In l.ni.h
square. After it lias been uwl s while
tlie ends split and become slisrp. and ths .'
shape of the brush hi'-ott!t- Irregular. To '
renew the youth of the broom dip In hot
soapsuds snd trim ths sufteued straws
to ths proper shspe.
COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
A Marvel of Relief
St Jacobs Oil
Safe and surs tor
Lumbago
and
Sciatica
It Is the spadflc Tlrtua of petwtntlon In this
ramadv that csrrlss It rlvhi in iha n.i.
snd sffscts a wompt cuts.
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No, t(-190j
I-liraicM wrltln, ua.rtlsara plaaaal !
11 manlluo this papar. s ;
PUTNAM
Color mare cokIs briithtcr and fatter tnfora
nilFFN OF AGTRESSES
.'WW
MISS JllllA MARlOWt
Heartily Approves ol I'mine for the Nerves.
In a recent letter to The I'rrun
Medicine Co., Miss Julia Marlowe, f
New York City, writes the following:
"I am glad to wri' my nd-mfiM j
I the greet remedy, rVrwne, aw a eeoe j
look. I do so most heartily."- inks j
Marlowe.
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Nervousness la very ronitimn simmg
women. This condition is due to
Aiiniiiii- nerve renters. Tbe nerve cen
ters sre the reservoirs ul nervous vitality
i These renters Imhdim bloodless lor want
! ol pror nutrition,
i This is rspecislly true in the spring
season. Kvrry spring a bout ol invalids
sre produced as the direct result 01
llr Service.
"Hey!" shouted the ri. h msn, peer
lo cautiously over the stairway. "I
Well." chuckled the burglar, reach
A vowu sun aiuiuii, arcenrtta i
These may cither be inherited or ac-
PSall-
H"lltui ciu tn irouiue is tne same MO
blood. S. S. S., purely vegetable blood remedy,
cleanses and purifies the circulation and make it
strong and clean. Under its purifying and tonicef-
f-ra all s,;s,ma a .1 . ,. .
A-nHTD'A
,2, . -y-g
fe fTATEHPBOOr A
m All a . . . . w
UlLtU CLOTHING
HIGHEST POSSIBLE AWARD
ma ai.LVUIa nvNLP PAIR.
5end us th rtAM.i a. il
" ' w I yvARtlS A
VOUr tfitMP, lAtk A A.. ..II
- w owv cii vur
joodj. ond wt will send you a,
colkctlon of picture, in color, of
foirious tower of tht world r
soma CO' '"ABt-laW0 "OJ4.
TOWtS CAKAWAM Q L., TOSOatO CAN
Jk
tt
To Convince You
. THAT
THE CHATHAM
Is the liKHT INCMMlATOIl on
the 11iHrk.1t, I will sen I you on-,
freinht prnpald, and wait lor my
pay until Octolmr 1, liros.
It was ifivmi tlin bluhost nwnrl
at the (irt-gon Slute l air, held ,tt
Halcm last full. VVrittj fr .ur
lJescrlitivn Catalogue of Incti tu
tor and liruuder and our tuna
proMsilio.i.
CEO. w. Foon.
Dept. 12 Portland. Oregon
FAnric-
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PRAISES PE RU-NA
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weak nerves.
This can I easily obviated ljr us g
I'eruna. IVruna etrlkre at the root ol
the difficulty by cur reeling the digra.
lion.
)igritin furnishes nutrition lot the
nerve renters. Properly digcetrd .k.
liifliiahes Ibrasi reeerviilrs ol lilo with
vitality which leads to Strong, steady
nerves and thus niirislios life.
I'eruna is in great !avr among wo.
men, ewially ll- who have va
t'ot.s that ar trying to the rtervre.
Kit bottle at Pertins) looey. If
da not ret rive tt the benelits from IV
runa that ow espetled. wvsla le Dr. S.
it. IWtfTMO, t oiumbua, Ohio.
Tested I True
(ll-AH AMl.l.D
I'scd and Sold Everywhere.
) Swollen Ytlfis, Sprains,
Strains and Wuk Joints
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WOO0AJI0. ClAHkC CO.
fafllas, Oragaa.
Dr. C. Bee Wo
Wciltrftil Rosa
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(rei IsnsuM b ru'M
ta-'(: ;tt,tsj npmtm-
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batik tli T 'iw
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t?i n ihi jl. jr Tbmtmh ihm Mk of iImmm
krmlM rtHtwtIMi th' 1mt$-m &Mint nl
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h fuiy ua-i iti . ' h 4 iowsv? !!
t.t1" lttr. ssineth, aVtibmsV ). IkrtMt,
iliouaiaittAfit, tiwrvtmsiie-., wttitvll. iir, k)l-
tit. etc I tlM llinlrtU of tawsMtmOitlwIeV
( tut'C- )i.lrf.l. t Mi mn4 Ittttt. tlstt
mil ul thm tTHjf well for ti.ntll -rrsMM
rri.l wt.. p. (UMI LI4IIW.1 rtiiVR.
THi C. C11 Wo Mmt Mtdklm Ct.
HI' III athUt 1TM rOKTUTO, 0H1&0R
S a' slniiu t'AAMr
!."" ca cimrc Tr
or
Madv
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Jr. T.. rionjrlaa makes and alt wiere
Ion's .l.tli alims than mur "'"t
limuijli,. lornr In lh worlliT lSIII.INIO
SiW Au w aaj aas aaa wa abysm WIS slAMasaS.
W. 1 lioiiaUa mxita ahne are the
f rtat.st srllra In Ilia wnrlil Ihh'Miiai
ItAlr estvll.-Ml stylt., rnr lltllits and
aiiixrlor wvarli( iiiallllra. lift ara
lo.i as ".-! aa flnnM llo.l raal lrn
SJ.I.IMI to r.iHI, 1 l.a nnlr .llffrnca Is
llio .rl . , oualna I.MI All. s
rost morn tn mafca, In.l.l tliolr sIiai-a
ImltAir, war lonar, ami ara ol srsNiler
Salua Ihati any ol hr 4.A4I shoa on Ilia
ntarktH t.-Ur. W. I.. Ilotiwlas isuar
antpa tlieir vatoa fr aiiitilnif Hla
llama ami urlra on tlio txillooi of a. h
li. Look .,r II, Taa no olilll"l,
V. I,. lii.uKaa SI. (Ml sliiMS sni sold
lliroouli MauMa r-lM slorra in Mir irln
rli.ul i ll Irs, and lir mtum lnli.ra rrr
wliore. fun ntMll.r whr you live, H'. -Koualaa
ahoaa ara wltliln four raaoh.
EQUAL $B.OO BHOt.
"I warn w, ik.uiil.it $a m hr
V"ln, run,, f,r lim ( as f1.UK
A"" oa rls m.h t'l. Tny ' un "f fA'""
tjinfatim.- - ti. . MJtitut, Uui aVilaW
Aypt, AINA L'ttVt ila.
Ilovs waarW. I.. Douglas 11.80 and 11.00
ahoaa shuh Ih.y (It Ixti.r, hold tbslr
liana and waar lonitsr than other anakaa.
'"- lula aim Vrna VMI'Hn fa All
(.., (, (',, rr If
c fAa Hunt ital.nt Intthtr pruttit.
Tasl Color UytltC will not tav Iressr.
W I, HoitAlaa hns Ilia lrt hi mall nrdaf
l'unlns III IIia wi.rlU. Sx lriill tn got S 111
I'riinill. iroili-Ilisiiri.fs'l"HAir.
f f. mi ilnaltA I'liilui liir,,ri,iAtl.m, vrffsDf
IJuifKlfnf ('af.iluyas Aiirlae Mtl't.
W. I. DlltlOl AS, BrKlilsa. Msss.
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