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HON. W. H. KELBAUGH
OF WEST VIRGINIA
PRAISES PE-RU-NA
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tiucliilly In Mot untlier, I Very Do
jiruHsnitf lo tin) .SHtcin. IV-ru-nit Ih
mi KtH'ijiiiiluil 'Ionic for Kuril Ciikch,
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V. Vii. U'jlnliiiiru, SOI Dili trcot,
N. K., Wnsliiriutnn, I). C, writes: j
"Yon con me my nnmc and word at i
nil llnirs for I'crunu ns n mcdldne and
tonic unequalled. I have Irlcd It for a
stubborn cold nnd badly run down sys
tem. I tried all sorts of oilier medicines
nd puid several expensive doctor bills.
: rcrunii cured me, strengthened mc
j more tlinn ever, and .saved me money."
Mre. Clara Lltternt, hVallclil, Intl.,
hhjh: "I.imt fall I took a sovcro cold. I
took IVriuia, liiuan tolmprovoanil kupt
on co until I win aliln to do my work."
If the Mississippi vnlloy were nit dense
ly populntrd ns Mii'wiu'liiiiuttt, It would
have .'i.V),OU),000 Inlinliltnnlii.
Mothers will flm! Mr. Wlnslow's Boo thing
Hyrup tlio bant reined jr'KHiio or their children
during ths UvlhliiK j rlul.
"Conic, come, old boy, brnce up I You
know (tint faint lira rt ne'er won fair
lady." "Hut she's a brunstte." Cleve
land l'laln Dewier.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL AI'I'MCATIONH, a they cannot
reach Iho neat ot tlio illnoaao. Catarrh li a
1Wkh1 or coualltuttoiial illieaM), and In order to
euro It you mint lako Internal rrmedlaa.
llall'a C'atarrh Cure la taken Internally, ami
act directly on the blood andmucousaiirfares.
Haifa Catarrh Curo la mil a quack medicine.
II wan procrllnd liy ono ol the lit phyalilans
In thin country lor yean, nnd Isnresufar pro
crlptlon. It la roinixiicit ot ths heat tonlca
known, roinlilnod vrllh tlio heat blond purl
flora, KL-tliiK illrri'tly cut iho mueous surfaces
Tho iierlorl coiiililna Ion ot tlio twoliiKrodleuta
la what irodiuc turh wniulerlul reaulta In
curlnK Catarrh. Hend for testimonials free,
V. J CIIKN'KY A CO. Props., Toledo, 0.
Hold by driiKKl"!", price 7.V.
Haifa Kainlly I'llla aru tlio beat.
Ultryrit liiatrui'ttnna.
Man of the House Ve.'jns, I told you
to rail mo at 7 sharp tliN morninr.
Domestic I railed ye ns shnlrp ai I
could, aorr, but I couldn't wake ye.
CITO ' Vilas' Dance nnit nil Nervous Dls'a'.i
ll I 0 J1 riiianaiUly eiinil l,r llr. Klluo'a Cirrat
fci-rv.i Id lurrr. hcind for I'llKII fltrtal txiitu and
lrtallae.llr.il II.KIIu ,M.,V1I Arclit-!., I'ttlltk.l'a.
Dr. S.tinuel Smiles, author of "S.df
Help" nnd other uoiks, left an cata'o vsi-
urd at $:is,8ao.
Young HEN, Old MEN, Mlddle.Aged MEN
Honil for (reo puinplilot in plain rover.
'IVIIh about an aiinllant'o that Innuroi
ImpplnoHH, lii'ultli and hiuvomh In llfo.
Fri'c wi'iid loday.
I'ORTLAND APPLIANCE CO.
P. O. Ho 23 Portland, Ore.
20-Mule-Team
Borax
Is an Economical
Labor-Saving
Aid to the Household
Clrmia wllliuut luury I lie innal dllcle tabrlct
aa all akliclianuiuilKoMMork.alhrr, clilua
fUwrr, Until, Uankala, vsoulatu. allka II la ul
lie hlilieat vluuluili lollot. lutlb and uuranry,
lid It a liaruilirat ualural dlaliitrcuut.
AilikHlrrv V'ull alt ixarkaf llorai . Ilotai
HWi Si ne tooklet and touvanlr lcuir Tilt la
10 e.dur Ore tor ID enu and Uealar name, I'A
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Portland Tradt Directory
Namaa and Adiiraaaca la Partlaad ai Raaa
Mlall Hualnaaa rirnia.
CllKAM HKPAKATOHS-W. luuintn Iba U.H.
ttrparator lo b lb Imwi. Will lor rr calaloc
liaatlwoodCo. ttnitaodOak.
MKN'HUIX)TllIN(l lluB-um rendition, aote
aatata Alfltd Hanlamln A Co.'a torrcl rlolhaa.
ktarylhliif la roan'e ruruUhlai. Uacrlaua aaj
blua irta. Uoalu poaioofo.
I'lANOH A OllOANb-Vlauy One laitrumtnta ra
vrrl to ua aerounl a cknt or rotuoyad of buyer
Will for draeripllou of p aaoa now on band
trrma, elo. Wille today, Ullbert Co., tvnland'
P. N.U.
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Tlio lllvoimo of the Demi.
The mulUed dniin'w snd roll baa bent
The Holdfor's last tattoo;
No mora on llfo'a pitrado shall meet
That brave and fallen few. '
On fatno'N eternal camplni; ground
Their rdlcnt tents are gprond,
And Olory Biinrd'j, with solemn round,
The bivouac of the dead.
No rumor of the foe's advance
Now riwclltt upon the wind;
No troubled thoughts at midnight haunta
Ot loved ones left behind ;
No vMlon of the morrow' strife
The warrior's dream alarms;
No braying horn nor screaming flfa
At dnnn shall call to anna.
Their shivered awords are red with rnat,
Their plumed heads are bowed ;
Their haughty banner, trailed In dust.
Is now their martial ahroud.
And plenteous funeral tears have washed
The red stains from each brow,
And the proud forms, by battle gashed.
Arc free front anguish now.
The neighing troops, the (lashing blade.
'iho bugle h Htirrlng blast.
The charge, the dreadful cannonade.
The. din and about, nro post;
No war'a wild noto nor glory's peal
Hlmll thrill with fierce delight
Those breasts that never more may foal
Tlio rapturo of the fight.
Like the fierce northern hurricane
That sweep, bis great plateau,
Flushed with the triumph yet to gain,
(Jamo down the serried foe.
Who beard tlio thunder of the fray
Ilreiik o'er tlio field beneath,
Knew well the watchword of that day
Was "Victory or Death."
Long bad the doubtful conflict ragod
O'er all Hint stricken plain,
For never fiercer fight bad waged
The vengeful blood of tipnln;
And still the storm of battlo blow,
H t III swelled the gory tide;
Not long, our stout old chieftain knew,
Such odds his strength could bldw,
Twns In that hour bis stern command
Called to a martyr's grave
The (lower of his beloved land,
The nation's Hag to save,
lly rivers of their fathers' gora
His first-born laurels grew,
And well ho deemed tho sons would pour
Their lives for glory, too.
Full many a norther's breath baa arvrept
O'er Angostura's plain,
And long the pitying sky baa wept
Above It mouldered slain.
The raven's scream, or eagle's flight,
Or shepherds pensive lay,
Alono awakes each sullen height
'111 at frowned o'er that dread fray.
Bona of tho Dark and Illoody Ground,
You must not slumber there,
Where stranger step and tongues re
sound
Along tho heedless nlr.
Your own proud land's heroic soil
Khali be your fitter gravo;
8ho claims from war his richest spoil
The ashes of her brave. '
'Hius 'neatb their parent turf they rest.
1'itr from tho gory field,
Home to a Rpartnu mother's breast
On many a bloody shield;
Tho sunshlno of their native sky
Hollies sadly on them here,
And kindred eyes nnd hearts watch by
Tho heroes' sepulchre.
Itest on, embalmed and sainted dead I
IKmr as tho blood yo gave;
No Impious footstep hero Hhall tread
Tho herbage of your gravo ;
Nor shall your glory be forgot
Whllo Fame her record keeps,
O Honor points the hallowed spot
Where Valor proudly sleeps.
Yon marble minstrel's voiceless stone
In deathless song shall tell,
When many a vanished ago hath flown,
The story how yo fell;
Nor wreck, nor change, nor winter's
blight.
Nor Time's remorseless doom,
Shall dim one ray of glory's light
That gilds jour deathless tomb.
Theodore O'llara.
LOSING BRAZIL TRADE.
I.nok of Mvrctinnt Marina I'uU Unit
ftl HtHtca Vnr In ltrur,
Uracil Is it country of varied nnd
wonderful rc-aoureoji nnd, with tlio la.
traduction of proper machinery nml up
to date iiietliods, Its development would
be extended so that within it fow years
It would produce, enormously nnd take
rank nmont; the lcudliijr comuierclul
countries In tho world, says tho New-
York Tribune Ita export trade Is nd
vuncliui now cit a very rapid rate, es
pevlnlly that In rubber, which amount
to millions of dollars annually.
The) Introduction of tho bicycle, th
automobile and other rubber-tired re
hlclea haa given tho rubber production
an impetus which has caused It to
forge to the front as tho leadlug ax-
port of tho country.
Tho coreee traao is also being extend
ed rapidly, having a healthy growth to
ita credit The United States purchase
one-half th coffee extorted from lira-
til, which, during the fiscal year ended
with Juna 80, 1004, amounted In value
to 940,022,974.
Of th three leading nations which
sold their products to llrasll In 1004
Great Britain ranks first, with 134,070,
360 to Ita credit, or 28 per com of tho
total amount of her Imports, Germany
cornea aecond, with 915,070,118, or 12
per cent, and the United States third,
with 914,031,070, or 11 per cent The
great disparity of the amount of goods
sold by Great Drltaln and the United
BtatM to Braall presents a problem
(ec test awtaufftcturen tad exporter
LfaVonleS
'of this country which mutt be solved
I If their trade with that nnd other
,Si.i.th American countries la to be
extended.
Of Urltntn's Imports In 1004 the
lending articles were the manufac
tures of cotton, which amounted to
$1.S,744,012; manufactures of Iron and
steel, 910,107,044; brends'tufts, 913,800,
731 ; wine, $7,085,025; provisions, 97,
207.480, nnd coal, fO.183,038. Of all
these, with tlio ikjhhIIiIo exception of
wine, the United States Is a manufac
turer, or agricultural producer, nnd It
seems absurd Hint Urnzll should bo
obliged to seek them In Europe Instead
of from her North American neighbor.
Of tho exjwrts from Brazil during
the samo period eoiTec nnd rubber
comprised tho principal articles. For
the six months ended Juno 3d, 1004
and 1005, the value of colfeo exported
amounted to 931,113,015 and 933,440,
041, nnd tho valuo of tho rubber to
$20,443,877 nnd $30,010,430, respective
ly, This shows an Increase In rubber
exports of $10,100,502 for tha six
months under review.
In recent years it largo amount of
foreign capital has been Invested In
Brazilian enterprises, especially In tho
city of Rio Janeiro. German capital
ists have established steamship Hues
for coast service, and American and
Canadian capitalists have ncqulred the
car linos, gas works and telephone ser
vice at Itlo Janeiro, tho money Invest
ed being closely estimated at $25,000,
OOC. This, however, Is only tho beginning
of tho Invasion of Brazil by foreign
enterprise. Thero Is n determined
movement now bclno; mado to revolu
tionize the trade conditions there. Tho
United States is reaching out to grasp
what It considers to bo Its fair shnru.
of the trado which has been controlled
o long by Great Britain and Gcrmnny.
Tin- greatest oustnelo In tho way of Its
passago to tho desired goal Is tho
weakness of tho merchant marine of
this country. American exporters have
not tho facilities for transporting their
goods to Brazil which nro enjoyed by
their rivals In Kuropc, nnd until this
obstndo Is removed the progress of
AtLcrlcan trnde must necessarily bo
slow.
Tho record of tho porta of Brazil for
tho year 1004 Is n snd ono for study by
American exporters. During tho year
17,407 sailing vessels and steamers en
tered tho ports, with an nggregnto ton
lingo of 11,870,503, being n Increnso
of 1,330 In tlio number of vessels nnd
811,205 In tho tonnage, and of theso tho
American flag Is represented ns nuiong
tho 200 of "other countries" not speci
fied because of tho small number of
their ships.
EAUTIFUL AND CLEVER.
Daroaeat Roitn One of (he Most
Popular Woman In Waahlnsrton.
Ono of the most beautiful nnd clover
women In Washington Is Baronet Bo
son, wlfo of tho Husslan ambassador.
Sho Is tlio confi
dant and adviser of
her husband nnd
nothlivg Is done by
tho latter unlet
tho bnrouctw Is first
consulted. The lat
ter Is wejl ac
quainted with
American w n y s,
having been with
her husband when
ho was consul gen
eral at New York
UARONKHH UOSK.V.
mid likewise at Washington when ho
wns charge d'affaires there. It was In
Washington that their only child, Miss
Elizabeth, now it sprightly girl of 10,
wan born, Baronws Itosen Is the daugh
ter of Gen. Odlntzoll, a famous Bus
Man soldier nnd governor of Nljnl Nov
gorod. Sho takes a prominent place In
Washington socloty nnd has made many
friends both for herself ami her hus
band by her cleverness, tact and great
lcnuty.
A Veteran.
A member of tho bar of Bnltlmoro
relates how a witness In a trial suit
In that city once "got back" at tho
lawyer who bad been endeavoring to
"rattlo" the witness by a severe cross
examination. At a certain point In the proceedlngi
the witness suddenly Interrupted tho
cross-examining lawyer by exclaiming;
"Look horel You needn't tldnU you
kin rattlo mo by nsklu' ull them ques
tions." "Nor waa tho sarcastic rejoinder.
"No, slrreol" camo In emphatic tono
from tho refractory witness, "Your
questions don't bother me at all. I've
raised three sous an' two grandsons,
nn' I've been In training a good many
years." narper'a Weekly.
Overshot the Mark.
Mrs, Houston I don't believe you
ever want to work.
Weary Willie Oh, honest, lady,
many'a the time. But I'm such a stren
uous feller that every time I start ter
go ter work I go clean past It Phila
delphia Pros.
Writing by ror.
Newmau The Idea of saying that
Penman doesn't write the books that
are published over hla name I Why, he
keeps two secretaries busy I
Crltlcua Yea, one writing and the
other dictating. Translated for Talea
from Le Figaro,
adueaa ot It.
Singleton The only relations I hare
are distant
Wedderly Huh I You're In luck.
All mine are near enough to visit me.
Chicago Newa.
If a man make a change In business
against hla wife's wlshea, and It proTea
a mistake, how he doe catch It far the
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Explosive rock has been reported
from tho north of the Taucrn tunnel In
Austria. The rock Is In such compres
sion that, without warning, slabs sev
eral yards In dimensions will bo sud
denly hurled from one wall to tho oth
er. Fatal accidents have resulted.
Ban Francisco's earthquake was felt
and duly registered by the seismograph
of tho Zlkawel observatory, near Shang
hai, China. The perturbation was rath
er strong, and the commotions propa
gated through tho earth's crust lasted
a llttlo over one hour and thirty-four
minutes.
Pontypool, England, Is anxious about
tho electric cablo that runs through tho
town. Tho corporation surveyor asserts
that sovcral horses have taken fright
owing to tho electric current cntchlng
their shoes and throwing them on their
haunches. A town councilor said tho
streets were "full of current," and that
"tho town might be blown up at any
moment."
Acctylcno Is being used as nn ex
plosive In Gcrmnny, where It has prov
en disappointing ns an lllumlnnnt. Each
cartridge contains nn ounce and threo
fourths of calcium carbide, yielding
about sixteen quarts of acetylene, nnd
nftcr wetting tho cnrbldo the confined
mixture of generated gas and nlr Is
exploded by nn electric spark. In blast
ing tlio rock Is not thrown out, but Is
broken up Into pieces small enough to
bo readily removed.
In liquefying helium, tho last of the
gases that havo been thought to bo per
manent, Olszewski has reached a tem
perature of 271.3 degrees below zero
Centigrade. This Is a cold about 11
degrees greater than Dowar obtained
three years ago In liquefying hydrogen,
and Is within about 2 degrees of tho
supposed absolute zero. The question
has now been raised whether 273.7 de
grees below the freezing point of water
Is really tho absoluto zero.
Tlio continuous expansion of tho steel
Industry, nnd the consequent call for
Improvement In tho qualities of the
metal, havo led to many experiments
that linve produced, In some enses, sur
prising results. Every one knows the
extraordinary effects of mingling a llt
tlo nickel with steel. But tho possibil
ities of steel alloys havo apparently
only Just begun to bo explored. One
of tho latest of tho vnluablo results at
tained by tho experimenters ,ls duo to
an Intermixture of n llttlo vanadium.
Steels containing from 2 to 12 per
cent, of nickel havo both their tcnsllo
strength and their elastic limit In
creased by the addition of not more
than 1 per cent of vanadium. This la
especially true when the steel Is tem
pered by heating to about 850 degrees
Centigrade, and cooling in water at
atmospheric pressure.
It Is generally known that tho colori
of vegetation vary In Intensity In a di
rect ratio to tho amount of sunlight
combined with coolness of temperature,
within certain limits. Examples nro
tho Intense redness of apples grown lu
northern climates, and the deep colors
of Alptuo vegetation. But tho soil, and
other Influences, also havo an effect
upon plant colors. Henry Krnemer has
recently experimented upon the artifi
cial control of tho colors of plants
through the Introduction of chemicals
Into tho soil they grow In. In very
small quantities such chemicals are ab
sorbed without apparent Injury, but tho
effect upon tho colors Is slight Yellow
roses, for Instance, appeared to become
deeper In color under tho Influence of
aluminum sulphate nnd potassium sul
phate. With the uso of theso samo
chemicals the petals of the white enr
nation showed n tendency to devolop
red streaks, whereas when fed with
ammonium sulphate, aluminum sul
phate, Iron citrate nnd citric acid, Bear
lot carnations tended to form white
streaks.,
THE YOUNGEST FARMER.
McLean County. HHuolis, U noted for
Us agricultural predomlnanco tho world
over, and It now clulms to possess the
most Juvenllo farmer on record. John
Harpole Wiley Is his name, and ho Is
seven years of ago. The lad handles a
team of large horses with perfect ease
and can also plow and use the mowing
machine. In spite of his tender year
and rugged life he Is a sturdy lad and
Insists on putting In a full day's work.
l'ermlaaton Uraatetl.
The following Incident Is related of
Nat Goodwin, the actor. Not long ago
Goodwin was standing on the corner of
Broadway and Stth street, where tbrei
car line converge, when a seedy-looking
Individual, apparently from the
country, approached him questlonlngly.
"I want to go to the Brooklyn
Bridge," be said, looking In perplexity
at tho cars rushing in six different di
rections. "Very well," wld Goodwin, severe
ly; "you can go this time, but never
ask me again." Harpera Weekly.
bank Isn't necessarily solid be
m it ha a atone frout
Toe Much ot m Good Tfclnar.
"Even assuming that humor Is the
' salt of life, we don't want to cat salt
with a spoon. But here In America
everything seems to be sacrificed to
humor. Your politics hare to be made
humorous. Your courts of Justice have
to amuse. Before a great time has
gone by you will be having funny ser
mons. We shall hear that Rev. Mr. t
So-and-So's Sunday morning sermon .
was a real screamer that It was re
celred with roars of laughter. Then thi!
church service will be considered a bit (
too slow, and will have to be rewrit
ten by some bright young humorist I
from a newspaper ofllce. Your very ,
murder cases will have tq be made (
'bright.' It Is a foregone conclusion
that domestic tragedies shall bo side-,
splitting. I really am not sure that In
time America will not get a comical
funeral service, with a low-comedy
undertaker." Jerome K. Jerome In the
Cosmopolitan.
Kven I'rralnn Cms I'nrr.
Phccbe was the 4-year-old daughter
of n missionary to Persia, born In that
land of Oriental ease and hospitality;
and her little mind was Imbued with
such Idoas of mutual compliment and
her little tonguo so given to graces of
speech that her New England grand
mother bad many n shock.
The morning nfter the little girl nr
rived at the grnndmothcr's home tho
old lady was brushing out Phoebe's
curls, gloating over her after the fash
Ion of grandmothers.
"My little phccbe-blrdt' she said over
and over again.
"Why do you call mo pboebc-blrd?",
asked the child at Inst.
"Here In America we havo a bird
that says 'Phncbol phccbe I'" explained
her grandmother.
The child smiled, nnd her mother,
standing by, knew what was passing
In Phccbc's mind. Not so tho grand-1
mother, who finished her task reluc- (
tantly at last, and then stooped down
for n kiss.
"In Persln," said Phcebe, In her most
caressing tone, "we have ono old cat,
who aay 'Dranmn I dranina I' "
ri'lti. If ltwl Vmt IftlVA A livnvu
ture of CliitH. II. Fletcher, nnd has been intulo under his
perHonnl mipcrvlHlon fur over HO yenrs. Allow no ono
to deceive you in this. CountcrfeltH, IinltntloiiH nnd
Just-as-good " are but Experiments, nnd endanger tho
health of Children Experlenco ngnlntit Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Caatoria Ih n harmless Htibstltuto for Castor Oil, Paro
ftorlc, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It Ih IMcasnnt. It
contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Nnrcotlo
nubstrtneo. Its ago Is Its euuranteo. It destroys Worms
nnd allays Fovcrlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relievos Teethlne Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food regulates tho
Stomach and Dowels, frivlns healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Me Always Bought
Bears the
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In Use For Over 30
TH CtNTAUR OOMPaNV. TT MUSNaV aTtllT, NIW VOMN CITY.
How to Exercise the
Bowels
Your Intestines aro lined Inside with
millions of llttlo suckers, that draw the
Nutrition out of food as It passes them.
But, If the food passes too slowly, It
decays before It gets through. Then tho
little suckers draw Poison from It Instead
of Nutrition.
This Poison makes a Gas that Injures
your system moro than the food should
havo nourished It.
You see, the food Is Nourishment or
Poison, just according to how long It slays
In transit.
The usual remedy for
this delayed passage (called
Constipation) is to take a
big dose of Castor Oil.
This merely make slippery the passago
for unloading the current cargo.
It does not help the Cause of delay a
trifle.
1 1 does slacken the Bowel-Muscles more
than ever, and thus weakens them for
their next task.
Another remedy Is lo take a strong
Cathartic, like Salts, Calomel, Jalap, Phos
phate of Sodium, Aperient Water, or any
of these mixed.
What does the Cathartic do?
It merely flushes-out the Bowels with a
waste of Digestive Juice, set flowing Into
the Intestines through the tiny suckers.
But, the Digestive Juice we waste In
doing this today. Is needed for tomorrow's
natural Digestion. We cannot afford to
lose It.
That's why Cascarets are the only safe
medicine for the bowel.
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IrSfflSff vfJC KjiK J
wryju UyJrHr
My Hair is
Scraggly
Do you like It? Then why
be contented with it? Have
to be? Oh, no I Just put on
Ayer's Hair Vigor and have
long, thick hair; soft, even
hair; beautiful hair, without a
single gray line in it. Have
little pride. Keep young lust
as long as you can.
" I am flfty-aeren years old, and nnUI re
eentlT my rmlr we yery pray. Hot In a few
woelca Ayer'a Hair Vluor reatorert the natural
color to my hair ao now ttmre la not a pray
hair to be asen." J. W. HANSON, Boulder
Creek, Cal.
Xadeb;
br J, O. Ay er Co., Lowell, Haas.
Also inanafaoturere of
SAR3APAK1LU.
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CHERRY PECTORAL.
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Where lie Excellrd.
Church Whnt degreo did your son
get nt college?
Gotham S. S.
"Never heard of such a degree."
"Oh, yes you have. Short stop."
Yonkers Statesman.
You Can Oct Allen's Foot-Esse FRED.
Wrlto Allen 8. Olmitcd, Lo Itoy.N. Y (or
freo sainiilo of Allen's KootO'.iuo. It cures
sweating, lintiwollon, aching feet, ll makes
new or tight shoes easy. A rcrtaln cure for
corns, InjrrowlnBiialtsaml bunions. Ajlurus
fists solllt. 25c. Don't accopt any substitute.
Corroborative.
Caller Don't you consider Prof. Jones
by a man of much practical wisdom
not at all conceited or oplnlonnted, you
know, but full of accurate knowledge uud
plain common sense?
Mrs. I.npsllng Yes, Indeed; I think
lie's ono ot tlie most sapouacious men I
ever met.
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Signaturo of
Years.
They do not waste any precious fluid o!
the Bowels, as Cathartics do.
They do not relax the Intestines by
greasing them Inside like Castor OH or
Glycerine.
They simply stimulate the Bowel
Muscles to do their work naturally, com
fortably, ond nuJrltjously.
And, the Exercise these Bowel Muscles
are thus forced to take, makes them
stronger for the future, Just as Exercise
makes your arm stronger.
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Cascarets are as safe to
use constantly as they are
pleasant to take.
They are purposely put up like candy,
so you must eat them slowly and let them
go down gradually with the saliva, which
Is In Itself, a fine, natural Digestive.
They are put up purposely In thin. flalT
round-cornered Enamel boxes, so they
can be carried In a man's vest pocket, or
In a woman's purse, al the time, without
bulk or trouble,
Price 10c a box at all druggists.
Be very careful to get the genuine
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold In bulk. Every tablet
tamped "CCC."
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