Pure
la certain if yon take, flood's Samparilla.
This great medicine cum those eruptions,
pimples and boils that appear at all seasons;
cures scrofula sores, salt rheum or eczema;
adapts itself equally well to, and also cures, dys
pepsia and all stomach troubles; cures rheu
matism and catarrh; cures nervous troubles,
fohilitv and that tired feeling.
. . . . . 1
This is provea Dy u.w KZor t w
monials, 40,303 by actual count In the ere. Hood a swkpuui tit
last two years- record unprecedented EtttET
in the history of medicine. B,rih. un.wmiu
. , ,, . u4 maad health. Tbooaaad. rf
Be sure to get Hood s fearsaparllla. Mhm Mll c Bn.r ai ear
liquld cr tablets, 100 Doses On Dollar,
Hellel
'X voting Udr. declriof to common!
eat with a certain society bean, wss
told to call blm up by telephone at hi
club at a certain boar. Sb ran- np
the exchange, care tlx number and
waited. Presently a vlc said:
-Hello r
"Hello," lot called. "Is Mr. a
tberer
-Mr. whor
"Mr. S."
"Mr. 8.T No."
"Are you sureT
"Tea, tan. Wo hart no record of
any one of that nam being here."
-Please look and aao It he lant
somewhere about."
There's no use looking, ata'aaa. We
bare 'em all down ta the book."
-Well. It la atranse. I waa told that
be would be there at thla boar."
-Say, look here, what Bomber do
yon want?"
-Why. 2X
-Ob. that's the City Club. Thla
to the Morgue." Upplncott'a
., Aa emiDent acieatiat baa eatlatated
that the average man's eyelid open aad
ahat 4.000.000 timet ariag th year.
It cocta a motorcyclist f 12-50 a year
for licensee te drive in St. Louis and
Immediate vicinity ia 8L Louis county.
CATAMiH
Catarrh is usually regarded as nothing more serious than a bad cold or
Slight inflammation of the inner skin and tissues of the head and throat,
when it is, in fact, not only a vexations and troublesome disease, but a com
plicated and dangerous one. It is true that Catarrh usually begins with a
cold ia the head, but when the poisons, which are thrown off through the
secretions, find their way into the blood, it becomes a constitutional trouble
that affects all parts of the body. It has more annoying and disgnstin g symp
toms than any other There is a sickening and offensive discharge
from the nostrils, a constant buzzing noise in the ears, headaches and pains
ia the eyes are frequent, while filthy, tenacious matter drops back into the
throat requiring continual hawking and spitting, and in certain stages of the
disease the breath has aa odor that is very offensive. Catarrh is worse ia
Winter, because the cold weather closes the pores and glands, and the pois
ons and unhealthy vapors which should pass off that way are throws back
on the tender linings and tissues, causing the inflammation which starts
the unhealthy secretions to he ab
sorbed by the blood. When the blood
becomes diseased with this catarrhal
matter all kinds of complications may
be looked for. As the blood circu
lates through the body the foul mat
ter finds its way into the stomach,
mining the digestion and producing
chronic Dyspepsia, or Catarrh of the
stomach. It also affects the Kidneys,
Bladder and other members of the body, while the general health is weak
ened, appetite lost and the patient feels despondent and hall sick all the time.
But worst of all, if the trouble is not checked the lungs become diseased from
the constant passage of poisoned blood through them, and Catarrh terminates
in Consumption, the most fatal of all diseases. Yon cannot get rid of Ca
tarrh by treating it with sprays, washes, inhalations, etc., because they only
reach the membranes and tissues, while the real cause of the trouble is in the
blood. These relieve the annoying symptoms for a time, but the poison is
all the while getting a stronger hold on the system and when they are left
off will manifest itself in worse form than before. S. S. S. is the greatest of
all blood purifiers, and when it has cleansed the blood, this pure, rich stream
circulates through the body, carrying healthful properties to the diseased
parts. Then the inflamed membranes and tissues begin to heal, the dis-
. . . , i . : I
DIIDCI V VCCCTIRI V the blood and removes all effete matter
rUtiC.LT CuC I ftDLLi and catarrhal poison and cures the dis
ease permanently, and at the same time builds np the entire system by its fine
tonic effect. S. S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy non-injurious to the sys
tem and a certain, reliable cure for Catarrh. Catarrh sufferers will find onr
free consulting department helpful in advising local treatment to be used
With S. & & THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., A TLAHTA, G4
How to Fool a Lazy Liver
with Artificial Exercise
. VERY serious Sickness has a
small beginning.
And, in nine cases out of
ten mat small beginning ia
mad in the Boa-els.
Indigestion is ths beginning of most
It paves the way for all others.
Lack of exercise, hasty eating, improper
feed, are Its first causes.
Laziness, and postponement, permits it
t grow Into Chronic Constipation, which
means life-long Discomfort.
It Isn't necessary to b slck-s-bed,you
know. In order to b mighty uncom
fortable. Even slight Indigestion affects the
nerves, dulls the mind, and obscure the
marry sunshine of Ufa.
And, Indigestion one started, grows
fast, corrode temperament, and discounts
happiness, good cheer, capacity.
It does that long before it puts you on
lb Sick list.
Every thinking Doctor knows why.
Professor Rand knew it .
That's why he framed up for students
hi famous formula for Happiness, viz.:
"Trust In Cod, and keep your Bowels
The Bowels need adjustment from lima
I Urn, Just Ilka a clock, or a watch. ''
No "Good Urns" Is humanly possibl
without thla.
And, the Hma to adjust tha watch Is
sot whan It ha run down, nor whan th
mala spring Is broken, but at th very
minute adj ustment Is discovered necessary.
. Th time to adjust th Bowels Is not
manly when your Head Aches, when your
Liver la Sick, your Stomach in Revolt, and
Nature's Food Process retarded for 24
hour or longer.
Th proper am to adjust them I th
Try mlnut you suspect they need adjust-
i "
SSoodl
f AwtcM Wa W.UaT. TWiaMaBOf Lewiatoe.
erf scrofula. elt wnv
Llaeola' First Eleetlea.
Lincoln' election to the leglalaturi
of Illinois in August, 1834, marka tht
end of the pioneer period of hi Ufa
He was done now with the wild care
lessness of the wood a, with the rough
jollity of Clarjr'e Grove, with odd Jobb
for hi daily bread with all the de-
talla of froutier poverty. He contlo
ned for yeara to be a very poor man,
harassed by debt be waa constantly
laboring to pay, and sometimes abso
lutely without money; but from thla
time on be met and worked with men
of wider knowledge and better trained
mlnda than those he had known In
Gentry villa and New Salem; while
the simple social life of Yandalla.
wbere he went to attend the session
of the legislature, waa more elegaal
than anything ho had yet seen. St
Nicholas.
Retrlaetle.
"I have come, maris m, to take year
gaa meter out"
-I am glad to hear It for ifs done
nothing since It's been here bat take
us in." Baltimore American.
afexlee'e Batkheaeee.
Every town ia Mexico kaa a public
batk boas. And still the Mexieaa an
sot the cleanest people la the world.
ANNOYING-
DANGEROUS
ImmI -re a ,A aav alaail
and I had in addition a dreadfal eaee of
Catarrh, My awee waa steps np, a
had headaches, r:na-:na Balsas 1 say
ars and (alt unfit (or wark. I eon
snencad the use of S. 8. S. oa the recom
mendation of a friend, and li t short
tima it eared ma sound and wall. It pat
my blood In reed condition and I have
saver had the lie-bteot return of ta
Catarrh sine tut time,
G0. D. CAKJt,
Ko. SOS Zdcar St.
Svaaaviu, la.
cnarges cease, ice generaj wdiuuob w
the system is strengthened, every one
, of the annoying and disgusting symp
toms pass a'wav, and the patient is left
in perfect health. S. S. S. is the best
remedy for Catarrh, It goes right into
If your tongue is slightly coated.
If your breath is under suspicion,
If your Head feels a trifle heavy or
dull,
If digestion seems even a little alow,
If Heartburn, Belching, Collo or
Restlessness begin to show themselves,
That's th time to eat a Cascaret.
Don't Imagine the Cascaret Is Ineffec
tive because it Is pleasant to eat as Candy.
It acts as pleasantly as It tastes. It la
as congenial to your Bowels aa It Is to your
Palate.
It Is not a "Bile-driver" which floods
out your stomach today with fluid Juices
needed for tomorrow.
But, It acta like Eiercbe, Instead.
It stimulates ths muscular lining of th
Bowels and Intestines, that they mechan
Ically digest food and drtv out th
wast.
Tha time to use a Cascaret Is when yon
first suspect you need one.
The only way to have them ready to
us precisely when you need them Is to
carry them constantly In your pocket, as
you do a Watch or a Lead pencil.
The ten cent box of Cascarets la mad
thin, flat, round-edged, and small, for this
precise purpose.
Bo very careful to get ths genuine,
mad only by th Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold In bulk. Every
tablet stamped "CCC"
tr ritcc to otjk ritiorosi
w want ta Md ta ear Mmli a a.,.Hf.l
Frttcs-feslraed. GOLD-PLATED BONBON So
haraBameiea ia celsre, it It a hratrr few tot
iresung tabic. Te oats ia slant Is sake at a
eaters at food faith aa t cm t out ( Uacartta,
Wit wMca ttlsoaintv trinket is iesoai. Tit
ainu w-air, mcoueBUC mis satST, auwrtte I
eietuaf luouot urn m nr. tau at Sw lark,
IN THE NATIONAL
Monday, March 12.
Washington, March 1 J There was
a sharp division of opinion In th sen
a tn.4av Avar thanneatinn whether th
Tillman-Gillespie resolution Instruct
ing tb Interstate uommrc commie-
inn s Innnira into tha railroad hold
ings of coal and oil land Justified tb
president s meaeag reyaratng ii. tin
man mmnlslnal that tha nreaident had
charged congiea with insincerity, pre
tense and ignorance. Lodge and
gpooner took th position that th
chatg of ignorance was warranted.
Tb debate was interrupted at 1
o'clock, when Culberson waa recognised
to speak on the railroad rat dm. ne
read a auction of hia bill to create emer
gency powers for the Interstate Com
merce commission, wnicn n win oner
aa a aubetitut lor the pending mete
or.
Foraker took lata with Culberson
rhan ha riarlaratl (ontMt itself bad
nmiitrnail tha commerce clans of th
constitution a giving it power to tlx
rates, by granting s federal coerter to
tk- TTnin Pacini- railm-av. In that act
it reserved thi power, and it acted un
der th commerce clans in that legis
lation. This Foraker contended inouia
not b so held.
CTaahinirtnn Marh 1 1. Carrvinc oot
tha nammmandation of th commiation
that investigated th wreck of tb a-
lencia, Senator Pile and Representa
tive Humphrey today ititroaacea a out
authorising the construction of sn
ocean-going tog tor use on th North
Pacific coast from the entrance of Paget
ruinit anathwarrf alone th COaSt of
Oregon. This tug is to b designed
primarily for as in times ot emergen-r-h
aa ahinwrark. and intended to
be otherwise useful in caring for lit
and property along tb north coast.
No peciflc appropriation ia mad by
v- kill tha aiva nf tha annroDriation
to be determined by a committee, bat
it is ttipalaied that th veeeel (ball te
hnilt nn.lr tha dirartion of the eec ro
tary of the treasury, and shall b con
trolled by th revenue caller service.
Uer crew shall include skilled men de
tailed from the life-aavina service,
fianatir Pila also intiodoced a bill
authorising tb establishment of three
lifa-aavina station on th Waahiniton
coast between Gra)s Harbor and Cape
Flatery.
Friday, March 0.
Waahinftsn Varrh A. A raarlution
and a bill designed to care th delect
President Boosevelt pointed oat in the
Tillman-Gillespie resolution tor th in
aatimtinn hv tha Interstate Commerce
commission of railroad discrimination
and monopolies were introduced today
in th bona, ibe resolution waa m
tnvlnnarl hv RanrasenUtiv Townsend.
.1 ii.hjran and the bill bv ReDreeent-
ative Gillespie, ot Texas. Townsend's
resolution provides an appropriation 01
t4n MM! tn ram on th investigation.
and' the Gillespie bill make an appro
priation ot siUU,uuu tor me same pur-
Waahinotnn. March 9. TodsV St
5:45 p. m. the senate passed a bill for
tb admission ol a new ttai to o
called Oklahoma and to be composed of
th Territory of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory. It wa the boos joint
statehood bill with ail tb provision
relating to Aritona and New Mexico
stricken ont. The motion to strike oat
was made by Burrows, and it waa car
ried by the cloe vote ot 37 to 35, after
having been loit by tb still closer vote
jf 35 to 38.
Tmmavtietal after the ditDoeal of
tb statehood bill the honse railroad
rata bill was made tb unfinished busi
a hnt a the senate adlooned over
Saturday and Sunday, the actual for-
mal consideration ot ths measure wit)
not begin until Monday.
Thursday, March 8.
Wahinston. March 8. Today af-
fordid tb last opportunity for general
debate on tb statehood bill, and the
teseion waa devoted to that order of
bnsinee. Starting with a ipeecb by
McCnmber, which began a tew minute
alter 11 o'clock, ther wa no cessation
n tb sneaking nntil adjournment.
Th whole time wa occupied by three
senators, Beveridge, McCnmber and
Patterson, the former supporting and
th latter two opposing it. Bevendge
contended, that, wbil Aritona and
New Mexico were unprepared lor sep
arate statehood, it waa onjoit to keep
them ont ot tb Union as on state.
Ha took the around aaainst the Foraker
amendment, wbich allow each terri
Water Rights for Irrigated Towns.
Wahinton, March 7. Tb honse
committee on irrigation today favorably
reported the senate bill authorising the
withdrawal of 160-acr tract under
government irrigation projects for
townsite purposes and antnorising tne
granting of such water rights to such
town, which shall be paid lor Dy tne
town, tb money to so into the re
clamation fond; also authorizing tb
secretary of th Interior to lease water
power under all government projects
wbere water can be so utilised without
interfering with irrigation.
Hermann as a Plagiarist.
W.l,lnirtnn. March 7. Representa
tive Hermann, probably in a fit of ab
sentmlndedneas, today introdacd sn.
other Joint resolution proposing sn
amenmdent to the constitution provid-
ini for the election of United States
aanatnra hv direct vote ol tb people.
This is tba second time this session be
baa introduced this resolution, and m
each Inataac b offered resolution
that bsd previously been introduced by
ath numlan. rnnnlns hi Dn
through tb nam of th original au
thor and writing his own.
Justic to Saized Scalar.
W.hintnn. March 78. Tb senate
today pamed senator Fallon's bill per-
mitting owners ot American sealing
veaael seised In Behring sea by Amer
ican revenna enttera to brine suit to re
cover on losaes sustained. ' This bill, if
passed by th boas, will pat Amen-
ran eaalara on tba earn Deal aa for
eigners who suffered from like seiiares
or
American sailor whose ship
era seised bv ths Russian govern-
maul V
"
HALLS OF CONGRESS
lory to rota separately on tb question
of Jointure, mm. aniMr oppoaeu
th Joining ot Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, and Patterson held tost an
tons and New Mexico should b ad
niitted a bp Da rat state.
Tb senate will begin voting on th
amendment to tb bill St 4 p. m. to-
morrow, and tb final vote will be
taken belore adjournment (or th day.
tUvaridara will have th hour between
11 and IS o'clock in which to conclude
hi ipeech.
Washington, March 8. Th boo
today pawed tb Indian appropriation
bill and then proceeded to tang! Iteell
np over th bill to aboliah th grad of
lieutenant general in th army. Th
result was an adjournment tor lack ot a
auomm after member had been locked
in th hall tor bait an hoar and tb
ergeant-at-armt had been scurrying to
the various hotel tn search ot mem
ber. Th vote to consider th bill
showed an overwhelming sentiment in
its favor, and, a it is th pending bnti
nee under call of commute, it will
probably be reached and passed in due
coarse.
Wednesday, March I.
Waehington, March 7. President
Rooaevslt todav sent s tpear to con
great announcing bis signature to tb
ioint resolution recently passed in
trnrtine the Interstate Commerce
commiesion to mk examination into
the aubiect ot railroad disciiminationt
and monoooliea in coal and oil. U
ear frankly that he ha signed it with
hesitation, because it may achieve lil
tl or nothing.
Waahingtnn, Match 7. With (is set
speeches and permission to print two
otbr in ths Kecord, none ol wbicn
were on tb same subject, tb bouw
today closed general debate on th In
dian appropriation bill, and tomorrow
will tak that measure np for amend
ment. Before th boose took np th Indian
bill, Capron (Rep., R. I.) secured tb
passage of a joint resolution permitting
th sal of government coal at Fort
Davis, Alaska, to th cititen of Norn.
Tb tituation in Alarka prompting th
legislation was indicated by Secretary
Talt recently that ther i aa sbsolut
coal famine in Nome. The cold Heath
er closed navigation before tb coal
hip arrived, and th government's
supply at Fort Davis i the only avail
able supply.
Washington, March 7. Tb isine
involved in tb controversy over tb
pending railroad rate bill were squarely
presented to the senate today in the
speech of Clapp, on ol th Republi
can luppoiting th measure without
amendment, and by resultant remark
from Bailey and Tillman, wbo are sup
posed to represent tba view ot the
Democrat.
Aldricb, Foraker, Crane and other
Republicans, who are seeking to amend
th bill so aa to provid for Judicial
review ot order of the Interstate Com
merce commiation, took the position
that tb discussion of the situation
demonstrated that the friend of tb
measure are divided and that the bill
bould not be accepted in its present
form.
Tuesday, March 6.
Washington, March 6. Tb bouse
began it session today by passing with
out discussion or opposition a bill for
tb rlief of tobacco growers by permit
ting tbem to tell leaf totacco without
paying the tax of 6 cent a pound here
tofore charged. The teat of th day
was devoted to tariff diecutiion, the In
dian appropriation bill being th ve
hicle to carry the debate.
Washington, March A. The qnettion
of the enlargement of tbe medical de
partment of the army occupied the ma
jor portion of the time ot the senate
today. The question arose in connec
tion with tbe consideration of a bill for
tbe displacement of contract sargon by
phyiician wbo (ball be given the rank
of army officers in the reorganization ol
tbe medical corpa. Hale criticited the
bill aa an entering wedge for an In
crease of the army, and as a part of a
general plan of the general etalr, wbich
he charged with a porpoee to increase
the army' importance, In bi remarks
th senaotr laid tba general staff was
disposed to encourage an invasion of
Cbina. Carter and tiallinger spoke ir
somewhat tb same vein of objection.
bile th bill waa defended by Warren.
Blackburn and other senator. Tbe bill
waa not disposed ot.
Report on Employers' Liability Bill.
Washingtcn, March 12. Tba boat
committee on Judiciary decided today
to make s favorable report on th Bate
Employers' Liability bill, in amended
form. Representative Sterling, of Illi
nois, will draw th report. Under the
bill s railroad is mad liable to sn em
ploye, hia wife, children or dependent
relatives, "for all damage which may
result from tbe negligence of any of it
officer, agents or employe or by reas
on of any defect or insufficiency due to
its negligence in its cars, engines, ap
pliances, track, roadbed or work."
Railroad Bill Now Up.
Washington, March 12. The rail
road rat fibt is now on in earnest on
th floor of tb senate. There is no
other important legislation now pend
ing that can reasonably be Interposed
to commend prior consideration. Tbe
statehood bill, tb Philippine bill, tb
Panama bill sod ths Santo Domingo
treaty are all oot of tba way for the
time being, at leiaat, and there ii noth
ing to prevent eontinuoo consideration
of tb rate bill, at least until th Hmoot
ease i reported from tb committee on
privilege and election. .
Allot Colvill Rarv.
Washington, March 12 Thers 1
vary reason to believe that congress
will pass tbe bill now pending before
both booses authorizing tb opening to
attlemnt ot tbe unallotted lands of tb
south bait ol the Colvill Indian reser
vation. A bill for tbia purpose wa
pressed in the last congress, bat was
handicapped by a provision that ths
Colvilie ihonld be paid $1,530,000 for
land which tkey bad previously relin
quished In tbe north half.
Saaa Familiar. I
("If the apiitliiH'iit contained In otir
pnpulur tone wore more loftily and
poetically rxprewed. tlipy would h
nothing of their effect." Tak this home
and try It on your ln no.)
Toll: wearlni toll. I the unbppy lot
tf all our humble family ear one
Tb koary beaded man who calls ais
sou.
My honored ir, b only labor not.
From dawn to duak, ia hi accustomed
pot.
Wbere glowa th log tbe ruddy hsarih
upon, , ,
Rests b. la llnc vr, aioTtd ot
none.
And burn tobacco noitomsly, God wot!
Nitheles tb ether Idle not at ill.
For o'er a steaming ealdron, lei there
bend
Tb form of aiotbar, moiling all th
day;
And sitter, too -sweet Aon, as fair tod
tall !
T th sams taak her young aatlataac
lead.
While only pater while hi tlm sway !
Ctevtland Leader.
a Ot ABANTKftD I't'Kt SON Nuia
Itrklnt. HI imI. H okIIB. rrMrodm tilta time-
tta an amtiort! iv raran aaoaas tr reto
tMtiM aiaunniiiuumi aw.
Am laSeSalie Teres.
"Wilt d you uaderttaad by 'se
el 1 7 climber'?"
"It used to mesa a person wk tried
t break lot society."
"I'sed to meaaT"
"Ye. Now It may mean s Borch
climbtr In starch of sorltty sews."
n.M mare Catarrh In this sestloa ef tk
.ih., .;Uih.r dlaMaaa Dul Urtfatrt
aad anlll lee laal lee years was supposed tub
lueurabls. Kut iirMlaur'M'i Jotlurt trw-
nuance ll eiocai uiata, aun
raeIIH, tad by euusiaatlr Unlet ru.'
Hi, laral IraaUaant. DronuUDCed IllnCUtStU.
Scleor basprvvaa catarrh le be a euniiilu
uvneldiaiaas. and therefore require ouiittliu
U.mal treatment. Hall's l slurb. Cur., manu
factured by t. I. Cheuey Ale .Toledo, Ohio, Is
the only eontUiutionel cur on the market. It
Is laten Internally In d.-an truer IvdruHloa
.isjooful. It eris directly oa th blo"d ana
buo surfaces ol lb rsla. They offer eu
kunitred dollars lor ear raae It tall le aura.
aead lorelreulartand testimonial.
Address. f . J 1 Ilk.NtV A tO.,Ioled,0
Sold by Pruts-tuts. J-V.
11.1l1. k . uiii. ,m tha haat.
Wet Llkelr te keewae.
Henry Vlgnaud. eecretary f th
American kvmbaasy at Pari, enjoye
telling of an American wbo waa being
abowa tb tomb of Napoleon. Aa tbei
loquacious guide referred to tbe va-1
rioua points ef Interest In connection
with tbe tomb, the American evinced
tb greatest Interest In all that wa
said.
"This Imntut ircoibgu, de
claimed tbe guide, "weighs forty ton.
Inside of that, sir, Is a ateel receptacle
weighing twelve tons, and Inside of
that la a leaden casket, hermetically
sealed, weighing over two tons Inside
of that rest a mahogany colli a con
taining th remain of tb greet mil"
For a moment tbe American wa
el lent, aa If In deep meditation. Tbeu
be aald :
"It seem to me that you've got bltn
all right If he ever geta out, cable
me at my Tnene." Surreaa Magailna
riTrJ "enaaiieaur Caraa. K St or atrreosBeai
katorr od fr fre t irtalbaHtaans trvailaa,
I. K. H. Kilo. U4.H1 anaL. fklladalabla, fa
A arlak Trade la Sevesea.
The wife of a Philadelphia clergy
man recently sold a boi of waste pa
per to a ragman, aays Success Msgs
sine, la the box were a lot of manu-
acrlpt (ermon of ber butbtnd'a A
mouth or ao thereafter, tb rsgtnsa
again came around, and asked If tbe
lady bad any more sermons to sell.
'I bars some wsste paper." said aba
"but why ahould you particularly want
sermons 7"
Well, mum, yon see I did so well
with tbem thst I got here a month ago.
I got sick op In Altoona. and a preach
er there boarded me aod my bone for
s couple of week for that box ef ser
mon, because I hadn't any money.
Since then he'a got a great reputatlou
In those parts aa a preacher. I'll fir
tea cent a pound for all you have."
CASTOR I A
lor Infants and Children.
Thi Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bears tha
Slgnatar
MeeSlesa Reeaeef.
"I bar come, sir." aald tha Tonne
man, he entered tbe librsrr "ta
ak you to glv m your daughter'
nana.
Why." rejoined the nrariied ne.
ent, "elm I cam through tb hall
about aa hour age It was ta your po-
lettioa. '
Prove It
By the Oven Fire
Put the
.vu
'" "i
You'll be
Ucious,
ew
Uttawart
TAQUES
CaUcaoo
Se a mfal ter
astorrnseaki,
18 YEARS HERE
t ad trtof it.BUI.work ait ths llm.-ttist is
f!,,'?"1 " "' laoure.
labllsuaisill ar stptn d.nli.la wlia .,.
eniupalaiilM ptrlarm Die nival Iniuorlsal
d.alal optrtlliuts. Ms mailer lbs uaturs
ef in wort, thsrt Is s aiaa bars lo do iu
WISE BROS., DENTISTS
KB. H. A. STURDHVAKT, Rpanlallsl sa
Cullorsa's Teeth aa Kaiulatla.
fallta SI., Thlr an Wsahlnr'es Sia
. le t a, ss. Beiieaslma Hais Ba
Wwk Sett s WUr tei aailUr raratsta
a
The Taking
Cold Habit
The old cold goes new one
quickly comes. It's the story
of weak throat, weak lungs,
tendency to consumpilon.
Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral
breaks up the taking-cold
habit. It strengthens, soothes
heals. Ask your doctorabout It.
. . . ..li .-A ... Ml (.
3TJ .i.rwl eat lur ,.- Ma. J. v. avvt.
Tvlei
a;
1,1.0 10. 1-eaU,
Ala e,aaaerer ml
9 SAiMruiUA,
Keep tr bowels regular with Avar's
rule, just on pill each
A Mvlr Caleb,,
airs. 8. And so you are leaving na
Bridget! And what are yon going t
dor
Bridget I'leas. mum, I'm going to
get nitrrled.
- aire. lsr sl Isn't that rather
tuddenf Wbo Is th happy man?
Bridget Io you remember, mum,
m atkln' you about four week g
to go to the funeral of a friend? Well,
I do be gotu' to marry the corpse
husband. Sure, be told me tbes I
wus the llf ' th party." Harper'
Weekly.
TSiCS
rwH.
St. Jacobs Oil
for mtny. many year ha curad
nd continue 10 cur
RHEUMATISM
NaVKALGIA
LUMBAGO
BACKACIIK
SCIATICA
SPHAINS
BRUISES
SORENESS
STIFFNESS
FROST-BITES
Price, 23c. ad 60c
Tk taereese lean.
Ascum I think It s p!od!d op
portunity for you. What are you go
ing to do about It?
llenpeck-I bavu't th slightest
Idea.
Ascum But aurely you caa glv ta
opinion.
llenpeck O, gracloua! No, my wlf
lwy bands dowa tb opinion
rblldlpbla rres.
to rraa a rota ix om dat
T.k.LAtA riVr KlinMUU.IInl.. T.t.lMA Dr
S'-.ts rruad aum.jr tr fal a l mra, a W.
uItoV'esiab!aratea k bus. aw.
A Marsala.
"I admit," aald tbe merchant, wbo
had advertised for an assistant, "that
your experience In b unit) eat might mk
you a valuabl nun. Hut tb salary
yon k 1 a good deal of money lust
for your experience."
"Well," replied tb man who had
seen belter dya "I tseur ysu I'm of
fering my experience to yon for lees
than It cost me."-riillsdelphla Treea
Mothers will nd Mr. Wlnslow's Soethtaf
nrmp in. , i.nni ions tor tbl, ekUdrea
durisf th iethlii( rtu.u
Seeret Oal.
"flow do you manage to dltlngulb
between rheumatism and gout, doc
tor T queried the medical atudent
"Ily consulting tbe book," replied
the eminent ptiyalclm.
"By consulting th books!" echoed
th embryo M. I).
"Yea" anwrd th emlntnt phy.
clan. "I look up tha patlaof ratlag
vrlth U commrcll agtactsa Sr
wonderful KC Bik-
WI.VIWMI
ing Powder to the teit, Ceta
can on approv.L Your money
will be returned if you don't
artraa . U . .11 . 1 I .
an wc Lidim is true,
delixhted with the de
wholesome things that
Kf BAKING
w POWDER
wi5 riy ,!? life In ya oven.
K C Baking Powder is two-
thirds cheaper and makes purer,
better, more healthful food than
"l"crPowaers anywhere near
E.C Quality. 25 ounces for
25 cents. (Jet it to-day I
MFC,
CO.
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kt taaat, hev f rasa.
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m OIBAlUBrtSTCn.
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5 PER CENT GOID BONDS
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avlnsa banas aln wa twa and oSat r au
jri'i ol tha Ionian ta.u vl (h Maaat
lltKid llarlrlf , tl'ortlai4. nrvf'B) as aoae
li..M rV'O't. fln( s bar rant, aarui.! ha
Urt h' llltl. oaH worth ol fir. tails,
Safeai latstirarii aiUtla tsriia tr aa.
tlauiara tlir BANk Of AteYMH A.
rraaataie. Cel.
satfe s wUi4 mi siiffty sv
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I see aaa a aaaal. saaatilaUr tllaa
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THESE; IS N0i2K,
SLICKER LIREOT
ry juror ojo and oiler rwy ycu
of mm on th eastern coaitTowera
Walrrproof OilrciCoot rr Mrodxrd
tn trst Writ, and vmc calkfd OiiOtri ty
the wonmj and cowboys. This tcrk
nofw has cofjvc Into such fchrrnJ ut that
it U frtqutrtiy IMii wrorajfulty apcWd
lo nary atViliUIrt Toy wanl Ifw mt
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