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A
Busy
Woman
is Mrs. Pinkham. Her
f'reat correspondence
s under her own super
vision. Every woman on this
continent should .un
derstand that she can
write freely to Mrs.
Pinkham about her phy
sical condition because
Mrs. Pinkham Is
A Woman
and because Mrs. Pink
ham never violates con
fidence and because
she knows more about
the Ills of women than
any other person in this
country.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
has cured a million sick
women. Every neigh
borhood, almost every
family, contains women
relieved of pain by this
great medicine.
Ordinary chtmnoy soot is nn oxcollont
fertilizer nml rtioulJ bo cnroully saved.
That from coiil is superior to that from
-wood. It coutnius nitrogen, nud is
fcoueliclnl to all crops. It is disliked
by some iusocts, nud is need as a pro
ventive of tiioir uttacks, for which pur
pose it muy bo moro profitably applied
owing to tito small quantity producod
prohibiting its uso oxtonolvcly as a for
lilirer.
KIIAKR INTO YOUIt HIIOKS
Allen's Pont-Knsr, a powder for the fret.
1 titrfK mliifiil. Kwollon. RtunrtiiiK. nerv
iia fret, nnd liistiuitly lakes the sting out
of corns nud bunloni". Ii'n the greatest
comfort illsrovrrv of ihe npe. Allen's Foot
Kase nmkes light or new shoes feel easy.
ltla certain cure for Ingrowing Nalli,
sweating, calluiiM nud lint, tired, aching
tfret. We have over 30.000 testimonials.
Trv it tmlii!. Hold by all druggists and
hoe store. ' Hv mall for tine. In niainps.
Trial paelcnge KltKK. Address, Allen 8.
Olmsted, l.e liny, X. Y.
A girl loses iter solf possession when
he puts ou a wedding ting. Chicago
Daily News.
Mothers will II nil Mrs. Whitlow's Sooth
ski Syrup the best remedy to use for thttv
ahtldreu during the teething period.
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Tfrenty-four men have eaoh served 20
y bars and upwards iu the United States
senate.
Carter. Ink I. Used Kxcluslvety
fay the schools of New York, Doston and
many other places, and they won't use any
tber.
A Russian journalist named Gerson,
recently colohrntod bocauso ho had got
tis 500,000th lino into print.
Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken
of as a couch euro. J. W. O'Hrikn, 322
Third Ave.. N., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 0,
1900.
Ths Eaumlry "III.
The laundry bill doesn't come out in
ihe wash, Chicago Democrat.
Kindness is a graco that all can un
derstand. J. C. Rylo.
Cuba is tho greatest sugar producing
country in tho world, aud its normal
rop is about 1,000,000 tons.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
See FaoSlmlU Wrapper Below.
Texf tnaJ and a. ooay
to take as smgar.
F0I HEABACHL
FIR liniNEtt.
FOR IIUOUMEII.
F8R TQRPil LIVER.
FOR COMSTIPATIM.
FIR SAUIW SKIN.
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CURE SICK HEADACHE.
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CARTELS
CHILDREN'S COLUMN.
A DEPARTMENT FOR LITTLE
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Bometblnc that Will Interest the Jn
veallo Members of Every Household
Qtuslmt Actions and Ilrlsht BaylUBS
f Ummy Cute and CasuUstg Children.
Onco there was n llttlo boy named
Jimmy. Ami ho had nlwnys lived Iu thu
city, and the only, itnlmnln ho had ovor
seen wcro hordes, dogs nnd cats. Hut
he hnd heard of leopards, beciinso ono
of his boy friends hnd told him nil
about them nnd how thoy had spots on
them nnd they could climb trees nud
eat people.
Well, ono day ho. went to tho country,
and In course of time his cousin, who
was older than he, helped him Into an
applo treo aud then went Into tho houso
to get Bomethlug maybojt wns uu
apple.
Jimmy was rather a!nnncd at bolng
left nlono In tho tree, but ho managed
to stay there. Suddenly ho Baw a beaHt
como prowling up tho road. It was
about tho slzo of n leopard, as ho Imag
ined, and It vas covered with spots
even larger than a leopard would have,
so It miiKt bo (thought Jimmy) a very
awful kind of leopard. And, to mako
things worso thin leopard had a pair of
horns, and largo, ferocious-looking cars,
and nvcry now nnd then It roared llko
this: "Moo-oo, moo-oo." Jimmy was
frightened half to death. But he had
tho slim hope that the beast would go
away without seeing him.
Ob, horrible Tho animal ennio right
to the tree, and put Its head right up
among tho branches, and began to sniff.
Then it nto an applo. Jimmy was suro
that In a moment It would climb tho
treo after him, ho ho got up to the top
of. tho tree, though how he did It ho
couldn't tell till next day. lie was weak
and whlto with fenr when ho reached
tho top branch. Tho dreadful beast now
came close to tho trunk and began to
nib up and down. Now ho weuld
pilng up tuto the treo, beyond a doubt!
But Just as Jimmy thought ho was
ciouchlng for a spring he saw his undo
como out of tho house, and he scream
ed to him, "Oh, Uncle Kd, savo me,
save met This leopard la going to eat
niol"
Now, some upclcs would have thought
tho mater a huge Joke, but Undo Kd
waa not that kind. Io knew that to
little Jimmy tho horned beast was as
bad as tho most terrible leopard that
ever roamed the Jungle, and so he went
over to tho tree and said, "My boy, you
are safe while I am here, because, Iu
the first place, this kind of leopard can't
climb a tree; and, In tho second place,
It Isn't a leopard at all, but a cow; and,
in tho third place, It la Daisy, our pet
cow; and If you take my word for It
you can ride on her back as If she
were a horse."
There was something in Undo Ed's
voice that had a very calming effect on
Jimmy, and Inaldo of two minutes tho
dreadful leopard that had como to cat
him was turned Into a good-natured old
cow, and ho rodo her nil around tho
place, holding on to Undo Ed's hand.
Now Jimmy Is grown up and has a
Jimmy of his own. but ho will never
forget tho horror of that flvo minutes
with u horned leopard. Outlook.
The Care of Clothes.
No self-respecting child but knows
The proper thing to do with clothes)
They should be hung upon the chair
At night, and not thrown anywhere.
Chicago Record.
Couldn't Fool Her.
Speaking of kindergartens for colored
children calls to mind the experience
of a "befo de wah" matron, who was
teaching one of the little darkles on
her plantation how to spell.
The primer she used was a pictorial
one, and over each word waa its ac
companying picture, and Folly glibly
spelled o-x, ox, and b-o-x, box, etc. But
the teacher thought that she was mak
ing right rapid progress, so she put her
land over the picture and said:
"Polly, what does o-x spell?"
"Ox," answered Fojly, nimbly.
"How do you know that It spells ox,
Polly?"
"Seed his tall," replied the apt Polly.
Dost Baths.
Some birds use water only, some wa
ter and dust, while others prefer dust
and no water In their toilet Birds are
not only nice in the choice of bath wa
ter, but also very particular about the
quality of their toilet dust
Wild ducks, though feeding by salt
water, prefer to bathe in fresh-water
pools, and will fly long distance In
land to running brooks and pond.
&P
where they preen and dress their feath
ers In tho early hours of the morning.
Sparrows batho often, both In 'water
nud In 'dUBt They aro not so particu
lar about tho quality of wnter as about
the quality of tho dust. The city spar
row must tako a water bath where he
can get It. Road dust, tho driest and
llncst possible, suits him best. Par
trtdges prefer dry lonms They like to
scratch out tho boII from uuder tho
grass, nnd fill their feathers with cool
earth. Most birds are fond of ashes.
Tako a walk some early morning across
a Held where bonfires havoburucd, and
boo the numbers of winged creatures
that Hho suddenly from tho nsh heaps.
A darting form, a small cloud of ashes,
aud tho bathers disappear.
A Girl's Accomplishments.
Some one has suggested twclvo things
that every girl can learn beforo she Is
12. Not every ono can learn to play or
slug or paint well enough to give pleas
uro to her friends, but tho following
"accomplishments" aro within every,
body's reach:
Shut tho door, and shut it softly.
Keep your own room In tasteful or
der. Ilavo nn hour for rising, and rise.
r Learn to mako bread as well as cake.
Never let a button stay off twenty
four bouts.
AlwayB know wiicro your things are.
Never let a day pass without doing
something to. make somebody comfort
able. Nover come to breakfast without a
collar.
Nevpr go about with your shoes un
buttoned. Speak clearly enough for everybody
to understand.
Never fidget or hum so as to disturb
others.
Never fuss or fret
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STAR DtSTANCEa
Aro eo ICnorinons as to He Practically
Inconceivable.
The stars nro suns nnd they look like,
mero shining points of light becauso
they nro so far away. Tho nearest Is
so far that a cannon-shot tired In Ad
am's tlmo from tho Harden of Eden,
and flylug continually with uudlniln
ished speed, would oven now hardly
havo started ou Its Journey. It would
bo as If u train bound for another town
had Just pulled well out of tho Btntlon.
On a summer evening you may sco
Arcturus high up In the south or south
west In Juuo or July, and further
down In tho west in AuguBt or Septem
ber. You will know It by Its red color.
Thnt star hos been (lying straight
ahead ever since astronomers began to
observo It t such a speed that It
would run from New York to Chicago
In u small fraction of a minute. You
would have to bo spry to rlso rrotn
your chair, put on your hat and over
coat and gloves, go out on the street
while It was crossing .the Atlantic
Ocean from Now York to Liverpool.
And yet If you should watch that atar
all your life, nnd live as long as
Mothuselah. you would not bo nblo to
sco that it moved at nil. Tho Journoy it
would mako In a thousand years would
bo as nothing alongside Its distance.
Many, perhaps most, of tho stars nro
really much larger and brighter than
tho sun. Canopus, as It appears to us,
Is tho second brightest star In tho heav
ens. It never rises In our northern lati
tudes ; to see It well you would havo to
go at least as far south as tho gulf
States. Although It shines to us only
nn n verv brlaht star. It is really thou
sands of times as bright as the sun. If
our earth should fly as near to It as It
Is to tho sun, tho wholo sky would
seem to be ablaze, nnd everything com
bustlblo on tho earth's surface forcBts,
houses, and' fences would bo burned
by tho fervent heat as If thrown into a
hot Are. But tho dlstanco of Canopus
is Immeasurably great, so that astrono
mers havo not been nblo to learn any
thing certain about It. The most In-"
foresting conclusion from this Is that
Canopus, although It Is only a star In
tho sky, Is really thousands of times
brighter than tho sun. Professor Si
mon Newcomb In tho Youth's-Compan-Ion.
MADE RICH BY SALTED MINE.
Two Widows Oet Wealthy After Being
Imposed Upon by Sharpers.
A good story Is going tho rounds
about uow two prospectors had salted
a mine In tho Galena district In order to
rob a couple of rich widows, which re
sulted In the aforesaid widows becom
ing much wealthier.
Tub prospectois had spent their last
cent In digging a bole In the ground to
the extent of sixty feet without striking
anything but yellow clay. But ono of
them knew of two rich widows who
were Just spoiling to have their money
sunk in a mine. Accordingly they spent
two nights In salting their mine. They
hadn't sufficient money to buy some
paying dirt, but they stole this from a
neighboring mine and hauled a lot of
it over to dump Into their mine. Wheu
several tons of this "paying dirt" bad
accumulated In the bottom of their
mlno the widows were sent for, and
while one was talking about the in
creasing value of the district the other
was dumping out all kinds of lead and
sine ore before their astonished eyes.
The widows bought a half Interest In
that bolo In the ground for f 1,500. Tho
next day there was no more ore In tho
shaft and the fellows declared they
would dig no longer. Then the widows
bought the other half interest at a total
cost of 12,000, and the men hiked out
for Missouri, laughing in their sleeve.
But the women, blindly believing that
there must be more ore, continued with
the digging, aud at a depth of ten addi
tional feet struck the richest vein of tho
whole belt, realizing $75,000 in less than
one year's time.
A pessimist Is a person who believe
! that whatever Is is wrong.
kof
Absolutely Pure-
For the third of a century the
standard for strength and purity. It
makes the hot bread, hot biscuit,
cake and other pastry light, sweet
and excellent in every quality.
No other baking powder is
"just as good as Royal," either in
strength, purity or wholesomeness.
ROYAL BAKINQ roWOCR CO.,
The Honk of Hooka.
Tho Hook I tho Hook I credontlalcd
by Divinity, its authority approved by
history, crutch of, n Inmo raco, solaco
for' tho world's sorrow, staff to tho dy
ing, hopo for tho hopoloss with reck
loss hnud touch not tho Hook! touch
not tho Hook I This is tho volco of tho
millions of stroug. devout mon every
where and of tho beautiful Chrlhtian
womanhood iu every laud wherein,
though all beside should fail, tho en o rod
mothers of Israel will hold fust to the
Hook and tenoh their boci aud daugh
ters to believe it. Luther Lafiin Mills.
Worth lliMiisiiiherliig.
The man whom you dlsllko Is ono of
the men God loves. Boston Congre
gationalism tats or Ohio, Citv or tolkdo, l ,.
Lucas County. I .
FsakkJ. UiiKNKrmakei oath that he la the
senior parier of the firm ol F. J. Ch-.het & Co.,
doing bualneaa In the City ol Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said Arm will par
the sum ol ONK HUNDKKD DOI.l.AKH (or each
and over? case ol Catarrh that cannot be cured
Tor the um ol Hall's Catahrh Cure. ..
' FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me aud suberlbed In roy
prtaencc, this tthdar ol December, A. I. 1W.
rCTfl A. W. GLKA80N,
mi- Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and acts
directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Kend for testimonials, free.
V. i. C1IKNKY de CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by druggists. 76c.
Hall's VamlTy l'llls axe the best
Farmers will tnko extra pniua whon
rooding a crop, hut ihoir grcutost loss
is iu not harvesting at the propor tiino.
Tho longer n crop remains on tho
ground after it is roudy or matured tho
moro woody fiber or iudigoatible am
terial it will contain.
Greon corn and lima bonus dotorior
nto more quickly than any other vege
tables; they should be Bpread out sing
ly ou the cool collar floor as quickly as
possible after they como from the mar
ket. A TOP BUGGY
FOR $50.00...
Would be too cheap to be good,
but we have Top Buggies for
for $65 Cash that we guaran
tee for one year from date of
purchase. They have good
strong wheels, guaranteed hick
ory spokes, tires 5-16 thick,
round edge and projecting
over the felloe, to protect same.
"We have others at $70, $75,
$80, $85 and up.
Road Wagons at $40 and up.
Mitchell Farm Spring Wagons
and Harness.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
,1
FIRST AIll) TAYLOR STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
Buy reliable good ol a reliable conSern
if good oolicy.
JOHN POOLE, Fobtlakd, Ouroow.
can sire you the best bargains in general
machinery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
plows, belts nnd windmills. The new
steel I X L windmill, sold by him, is uu
equalled.
CUE FOR PILES
ITClTlNU Piles produce moisture and ciih tubing.
Tbis torn, well a Blind. Hlesdloa: or Protruding
puss are cured or Dr. Bosanko'o Fllo SJomody.
Slops lectins' and bltsdlng. Absorbs tumors. Wo a
lu atdrucf UU or scat by mall. Treatise fraa. TTrlts
SMaftculwurc. Dat BOJAHEO, fls'Uia.P.
Msny low priced, Imitation baklnr powders aro
upon tht market. These are made with alum,
and careahould be taken loavoldlhem.aialum
ii a poison, uever to be takeu In tut food.
100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW VORK.
Thoy Aro No Longer Friends.
Fny That Miss Sunpp is just hnto
ful, iHn't sho?
May Yo. You wero prsecnt yes
terday when sho told iiio 1 was "tho
homlie-t girl iu our sot," weren't you?
"Yes; nud I gnvo horn pieco of my
mind about it afterward."
"That wns kind of you, dear, but I
hope you weren't too severe."
"noil, I told her how sensitive you
must bo about it." Catholic Standard
nud Times.
PARIS IN I0OO.
For tho benefit of those who intend
visiting Paris during tho exposition,
tho Hio Uraudo Western railway has
gotten out nn attractive foldor illustra
tive aud descriptive of the main features
of tho oxposition. It contains some
valnablo hints for intending visitors
nnd dcNcriptlvo articles upon Pltico do
La Concordo, Aro do Triumphs, tho
Madeleine, tho Column of July, tho
Trocadoro, Hotel de Villo, Column
Yeudomo, the Louvre, the Grand opera
house,, the Bourse, and the tomb of Na
poleon, in addition' to a bird's eye view
of the oxposition ground. Tho folder,
or pamphlot, is gotten out iu lmudy
form, and is written in a pleasant and
attractive stylo. It, iu fact, gives iu
llttlo spaco ovorythlug ono going to tho
oxposition would liko to know beforo
starting on his journoy.
For copios of the Paris exposition
folder aud otlior advertising matter
descriptivo of tho Itocky mountains'
famous sconory, tributary to tho Hio
Grando Westoru railway and its con
nections, writo
J. D. MANBFIKLD, Gon'l Agont,
S53 Washington St., Portland, Oro.
Mrs. Kodd And what did you say
to your husband whon ho said tho enko
wasn't half baked?
Mrs. Pepper I told him ho was.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
FORTUNES TO BE MADE IN OIL
If You Are Awake to Your Own Chances Read This and Then,Wrlt
Us for Full Information and Prospectus.
California (s destined to be theRreateil oil Held of the world. Alromlr rati riches have bean,
amaut'd there In petroleum, and great fortune are sure to be inadu In that section this year.
We own a quarter section of land, IW acres, In the heart of tho (hiiioii. Kern County Oil D la
trlct. The oil Is (hero and all wehave to do li to drill nweltand tap It.
For development imrHies wo will tell M.000 shares of Treaiury 'Kioek at II per share. Peo
ple lio bur this stock will ste It Increase In valuo fast aud they will make money fast. Fullest
luvcsllsallon Invited. Our property has been examined and reported ou as unquestionably
valuable by M. M. Ogilen, Field F.xpuri, Producers' 1)11 Kxehanue, Han Frsnclsco, C'l.,and by U.
W. Fox, for fifteen years expert for Ihe Ktandard Oil Company. Our deeds and nustracta aro
now deposited lu tho Merchants' National Hank, Portland, Or. Our orncers are without salaries.
ORIENTAL OIL, & FUEL COMPANY
612 Oharaber of Oomineroe, Portland, Orogoo.
It. O. KOKF.NUKItflKIt, Pres. J. I UUIUIAM, VlccPres. II. O. BTltATTON, Becy.
UOAUIl OK IU HKOTOHSi (To any nnd all of whom we refer you.)-J. Frank Watson.
President Merchants' National Hank, Portland, Or.l It. J. Durham, Vlcn-Pretldent Merchants
National Hank, Portland. Or.: H. C. Hrecden.of 11.0. HreedenA Co., Portland, Or.: ll.C.P.cken
Iwriser, Com. AKent Michigan Central l(allay) Charlrs V. Cooper, Contracting Freight Agent,
Union Paclflo Itallv. ay.
s-Write today. You will b glad you did so. It you have any means at all you owe
It to youraull to Investigate this opportunity fur Inveilmeiit.
THE PROSPEROUS FARMER
Always has a McCORMICK.
Call on Ihe Agent, or address A. H. Boy
lan, General Agent, 321 Hawthorne Ave.,
Portland, Or., for Catalogue.
COOK BOOK FREE.
A postal addressed to P. O. llox 41, Portland,
Oregon, will brlug you a haudsoine Ko-Nut
Cook Hook. Ko-Nut Is the latest lard substl.
tutej and purer, cheaper and more economical.
For Salo by all Grocers,
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Uulldlng or remodeling residences aud
stores. We carry a complete line of Mantels,
(Irates aud Tiling, Tile Flooring, Tile Wain,
scotlug. Andirons, Fenders, Pcreens, Klcctrlc,
(Iss and Combination Chandeliers, aud all ii
plies pertalulux to F.ltctrlo aud (as Lighting.
We also carry all kinds of Hatterlei, Hells and
Indicators. Photographs cheerfully sent on
application. KlUNK MUI.COMII ft CO.
8 VTstshlufc-tou St., 1'urtloud, )r.
Pro Bono Publico.
The Issue of Collier's Woekly fas?
May 20th is strongly tinoturcd with a
political flavor which makos it an ad
mirable preliminary to tho two conven
tions at Philadelphia and Kansas City.
Tho special artlclo by Senator Frye, of
Maine, is n clarftfod summary of legis
lation for whioh the Fifty-sixth oon
urcfls is responsible. Senator Fryer's
position as prosldont of the sonato gives
this artiolo an ex cathroda tono that la
most convincing. No otlior man in the
United States is qualiflod to prepare so
modorato and unbiased n synopsis' of
tho wintor's legislation. Tho idoa of
political activity is further carried oui
by Henry Loomls Nelson in his judicial
nrtiole on tho issue of imperialism.
Mr. Nelson is qualified by his ripe ex
perience to handle tho dolicato subjeot
of territorial expansion in a way that
must bring truo light to overy cob
soiouhouB American.
rinclng tho Illsina.
Sho looked at him scornfully, eves
indlguantly.
"Would you let n woman stand
whlto you occupy a seat?" Bhe asked.
"Madam," ho ropliod, "do not blame
me. Tho fault llos primarily with
your own box."
"How so?" sho domandod.
"I did not rccolvo proper home trail
ing," he answored. Chicago Post.
The Color Line.
"I'm not prejudiced, as s goners!
rule," said Mr. Poindoxter, looking fix
edly at his wifo, as bIio entorod the
room, "but tho color lino is drawn l
this house from now on."
"Why, what do you mean?" she
asked.
"IMoaohod hair doesn't go.'" he re
plied, violently. Philadelphia North
Amoricau.
To mako sealing wax for fruit cans,
tako eight ounces of rosin, two ounces
gum shollao aud a half ounco of bees
wax. Molt all ' togothor. This will
mako a quantity, nnd may bo melted
for use whon wautod.
llevolutlon In Water Travel.
Kxiierlmcnts have proven thnt vessels.,
fitted with propellers which Imitate the
fish's tin, develop a remarkable propelling
power. It will cause a revolution iu wates
travel. Men gradually lenru that Nature's
wars uro best. One cuuse of tho remarkable
Mtc'cesft of Hostrttur's Stomach Hitters
kprlugs from the fact that It Is a harmless,
natural medicine, mado of Nature's most
strengthening herbs. It is a sure cure foi
constipation, Indigestion, dyspepsia, bili
ousness or weak kidneys.
Villi House,
"Yes, hit started a hotel and he's
mado a hit, too. You know the old
established place across tho street ad
vertised itself as 'a hotel with all the
comforts of home.' "
"Yes."
"Well, he advertlsod his plaoe as
hotel without tho discomforts at
home.' " Philadelphia Press.
lllploiiiscy.
Miss Wonder Why do you always
ask Miss Singer to play her owa ac
companiments? Miss Gabby Why, sho always plays
loud enough to drown hor owa voice.
Hnltlmoro American.
Straight Road
To Health
I ;iy the way of purifying the blood,- Gems
mid Impurities Iu the blood cause disease
and sickness, Expelling these Impurities
rt'iuovcM tho disease. Hood's Saraaparilta
dues (his nud It does more. It makes the
blood rich by increasing nud vitalizing ths
red globules nnd giving it power to trans,
mltto the orgaim, nerves aud muscles the
nutriment contained In digested food.
Hood' Smrmmpmrlllm
In the Host Medicine Money Can lluy.
U Save 8o Per Cent
If you me tho New Columbian Fire Urate os
our house. With an ordinary grate So pul
cent of the heat gots up tho chimney, but tht.
New Columbian (irate makes a white name, na
smoke, and all the heat goes Into the room.
Knttrely new and absolute perfection. For
photograph and full discrlptlou send to TUB
JOHN llAltllKTT UU., tl First atresia
I'nrllHiitl, Orsiiii.
HARD WORKING WOMEN
Can 'find quick and permanent relief
for serious aud strength destroying
troubles In
Moore's Revealed Remedy
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