Food
Products
Peerless
Dried Beef
Unlta tho ordinary dried
jf-tKat aold In bulk
Ufcby's Peerless Dried Dccl
comes In a scaled gloss Jar
j which it 1 Pacfccd
nomentitU sliced Into those
delicious thin waero.
Mono of tho rich natural
flavor or goodness escapes
ordrieiouL It reaches you
fosh and with all tho nutri
ment retained.
IJkby's Peerless Dried
led Is only ono of a Groat
number of high-grado, ready
to servo, pure food products
tW'ore prepared In Llbby's
foil While KMchca.
Just try package of any
of these, such as Ox Tongue,
Vienna Sausage, Pickles,
Olives, etc, and see how
delightfully dif
ferent they are
from others
you have eaten.
Llbby, McNeill
Lib by, Cblcais
Triumph of Mind.
Tktto cf Delusion-Doctor, I'm aw
faB; ifriid I'm going to have brain
trttr,
Dodor-rooh, pool), my denr friend!
Hit ii ill n Illusion of tbe sense.
Rrn li do lucb thing ai fever. You
liHM'fettr, you hire no br b'tnj no
iUif'il substance Uon which mch
M) Imijloary nd supKtltltlous tMug
u i feier could find any bane of opera-
Tlrtio-O, doctor, what a load you
Wrt turn from my from my I bare
itJ, livta't I, doctor?
WANTED:
lettl Irtfitl In evc-rv rounlrv tnr MnllrnlArv.
ti ktot. njl and brat family doctor book
pltyuknl, Bl rnormoua. Nearly one, mil
taWMilrttdy toll In (ha Kant, Aiienta reap
Uytunal. For territory write Immediately.
WW, Previous experience. If any. ami re.
Urn & Slater Co, Pioneer Hid...
C. Gee Wo
Tin )) known reliable
inattiar.
"Tour suggestion," Bald a depositor
to tho bank receiver, "offers very cold
comfort. It Is n bachelor's comfort
thnt Is to say, no comfort nt nil.
"'What,' snld n bncholor to n bene,
dlctr 'only married n yunr nnd already
so bluo? '
"'Ah, but groaned tho benedict, 'I
nover Imnglned that a wlfo would
provo so expensive'
"Tho bncholor pnttcd tho bluo mar
rled man on tho back In a consolatory J
vtaf,
" 'Yes he snld, n wlfo Is an expen.
Btvo article, thnt Is true. Hut then
you must remember thnt sho lasts a
very lone time.'"
.Mothera wilt find Mn. Window Boothln.
Byrup ihm beat rained r to uM tot thelrch'ldr
aurlng tho toothing porlwl.
flood for tbe IVerrca,
"John." said Mrs. Btubb, proudly
when her husband returned that even'
lug, "Jiero Is a pcrrot I bought from s.
nrnzillan sailor. Isn't It n good par
rot?" ,
"No," snapped Mr. Btubb, n nutlcl
pntlon of Interrupted slumbers, "thnt Is
not h good parrot."
"Not a good jiarrot? Why, John,
wnni uo yon can a goau parrot?"
"Why, a dend parrot, Marin."
CTf Bt VIM Dance and all Ktrrim DVasesi
J Jn"'ly S,!T.pr. Kline's Unal
Aery. Restorer. Hend for I'llfcu J trial boltl. and
treatise. Vt.lL lUlUav,lAUmAKliUL,l-UUtLV
Breaking- II Gently-.
"Ah, mo good man," said tho henry
tragedian, as he came out on tho mala
lino of tho railroad, "how far Is It from
here to dear old Chicago?"
"Tihreo pair of half soles and six
pair of now heels," was the Informa
tion of tho gatekeeper, who wa
familiar with tho ways of stranded
Thespians.
H Curee While You Wal.
AllOn'l FOOt-KatH la Hmrt.ln .....,- t.-.
svvcMlnir, callus, and avrollcn, aching feet. Bold'
is 'ii a m ii m i i ii
any
drew
CHINESE
Boot and Herb
DOCTOR
n m! a nr.
rent, ana herW, and I
a. Ufa ttujrtof
n thai
ludrdlmnaredand la aiv.
las lo tb world hta onJr-
Lu - ll fairefllea.
Sf,.?,ue. U;d-lte Cures
fiiryjl..!10 tr Uterrh, A.thrao. Luna!
"roniji
If. I Mm- C c
IlkMUUICi
it
nkand olroa
'ort
ir.
(1INK CX,
lud, I
Orecoo,
Rohoe of Ifaa I'aat.
William tbe Conqueror bad Juit won
tbe battlo of Ilaatluci.
"Well," he aald. "I kucm we may aa
well put up the aim, 'Tbla Country Haj
Changed Handal'"
Which, when ydu conalder tie fact that
Uie country waa under hla heel, ahowi
that William waa lamentably careleaa and
Inexact In bt rhetoric. Chicago Tribune. 1
Followed Inalrnrtlona.
"Do you know," aald Cholly, "I neret
bnd played a same of jolf In my life, and
when I Baked the old Scotchman what
waa the flrat thine for me to do be looked
at tne Juit like tbla and aeJd, 'Hoot,
mon V "
"Then what did you do?"
"I booted, of course." Chicago Trib
une. How's TWs?
We offorOne Hundred Dollar! Reward for any
rao of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Uaii
P J. CHEKEViiCO.,Toledo,0
We. the underlined, hare known K. J
Otenoy for the lai la yeara, and bellere him
Ierfently honorable In all bultneif tramactloni
and financially able to carry out any obliga
tion made br III firm. ,
WAMlINU. kINKAN 4 MARVIM,
Wholcnale Druxsliti, Toledo.O
Hall'a Calarrah Cura la kon lnternatlv. art.
Ins directly upon the blool and mucou aurl
(area of the ivitem. Tcatlmonlalr aont freo. 1
rriee 7 eenti per ontue. Bold by all UrugKlata,
Tako Ilall'! Kamlly 1'IIU for Conitlpatlon.
I'romlalnK OullooU.
"It's a curloua fact," otwiervetl tbe doc
tor, "that the Japanese are trying to In
creaao Uielr stature. They And that
their bodies are long enough, and they are
making a ayatcmatlc effort now to Incrcoai
the length of tholr leg."
"Yea," snld tho profewwr; "I see that
tho Mikado la pulling their legs for t
bigger navy." Chlcncn Tribune.
Temporary.
"You don't want me to come to ico you
any more?" exclaimed tbe young man,
itnrtled and Indignant. j
"No, Mr. Feathertop; not any more."
"Yet you let me kit you a month ago,
when you bad known me only a few
dayi J"
"You foollah fellow," eald the pretty
girl. "Thnt kln was only a a retainer."
Chicago Tribune.
I (Itinlltr of Ki-Kfl..
As tho result of testH of nlfnirn a
clover nnd grass Heeds secured In tho
mn market Chief Galloway of the
mircau of plants IndiiHry makes n re
port that Is certainly of Interest to
in micro.
Itcd Clover. Of tbo 1,217 samples of
m.-i ciover seed secured 405, or one
mini, contained seed of dodder, 424
contained traces of yellow trefoil seed.
and ,') Miro evldenco of having orlg-
iiuui-u in tjniio.
Alfalfa. Of tho ('H)f) samples of al-
mm seen secured 101, or about one
half, contained seed of dodder, l.'tf
vuiiuuniii a mice of yellow trefoil
uks.1 4 sin i t.
ii, ju comnuied a trace of sweet
ciover seed, and 1(1 contained a trace
or our clover seed.
Uromus Inennls. Of the fifi samples
of nroiniiH liiermls seed obtained 15
contained seed of cheat, or chess, 28
continued rroin 2 to 3 per cent of seed
of tho wheat grasses, several con
tained seed of mendow fescue and one
contained more than 24 per cent of
meadow fescue and rye grass seed to
gether. Kentucky niuo Grass. Of tho 420
samples of Kentucky bluo grass seed
obtained only 8 were found to be free
from any traco of Canada blue grass.
In most of theso wimples the trace of
Canada blue grass found was Imma
ture seed, showing that It was harv
ested with the Kentucky blue grass
seed. The seeds of the two plants not
ripening nt the same time, It Is Im
probable that mature seed of Canada
blue grass would be harvested with
Kentucky blue grass seed. In 110
samples, however, Canada bluo grass
seed was found In quantities exceed
ing Ii ter cent, 32 of these being Can
ada bluo grass seed mlsbranded
Kentucky blue grass seed.
as
The I'otiUo 1 1 ii BT.
The potato bug, or Colorado potato
beetle, passes the winter In the ma-
If given beforo the hogs get past
tho eating nnd drinking stnge, the fol
lowing is claimed to bo an Infallible
cure for hog cholera: To a barrel of
good slop add ono pint of Venetian red
and one pint of keroseno oil. Mix well.
The first rulo for getting n good
profit from poultry Is to get the cIiIckb
hatched early, and the next Is to keep
those chicks growing so fast that they
will Teach laying maturity beforo tho
commencement of cold weather.
The garden should contain most ot
all of the common medicinal and flavor
ing herbs. Most of these can bo grown
with very little trouble, nnd the herb
pint should Include such useful plnnta
ns snge, honrbound, carnwny, snffron,
pennyroyal, tansy and others thnt wIV
suggest themselves. ,
Tli r en Ilorae Dorihlctrce.
A doubletree attachment to binder
or sulky plow can be made according
to tho plnn shown. The dimensions
can be varied slightly to accommodate
horses of different sizes.
Meed (iermlnnl Inn.
It requires from 20 to 30 days for
asparagus seed to germinate; beans,
B to 10 days; borecole, broc-coll, Brus
sels sprouts, cabbage nnd cauliflower,
5 to 12 days; carrots, 14 to 21 days;'
celery, 14 to 20 days; corn salad, 14
das's; corn, 8 to 14 days; cress, curled,
3 to 6 days; cress, water, 12 to 14
days; cucumbers, C to 10 days; egg
plant, 8 to 20 days; endive, 3 to 7
days; lettuce, 3 to 5 days; melons,
cantaloupes, 5 to 10 days; melons,
wuter, 8 to 15 days; mustard, 8 to 0
days ; onions, 7 to 14 days ; parsley, 20
to 30 days; parnips, 8 to 14 days; peas,
to 10 days; pepper, 8 to 20 days.
ftnlher lilke Reflection.
An unfortunate author writes to tho
J!)ndon Westminster Gnzcttc: "Prof.
Chnndlcr, I understand, has Just writ
ten a book on the literature of roguery.
In a letter accompanying the prospec
tus of tho work tho publisher writes
to me as follows 'We think you may
be interested to know that reference Is
made to your name in these columns.'
I do not object, but I think It might
havo been put differently."
i '
Art and Specializing-.
Why should an artiat who has painted
portraits for years be denied talent as a
landscape painter? There is no reason
for it. We have grown to mistake spe
cialty for personality, and the artiat who
has made his name as a painter of cats
will have to paint cata al hla lift.
Kunst, Munich.
Tlilncr to Amid.
Eastern Tourist This climate Is
very healthy, Isn't It?
Westerner Oh, yes.
Eastern Tourist What are tho
things to avoid out here If one wishes
to keep In perfect health?
Westerner Bullets, knives and
rope.
ty'ompnrmjr note.
Mrs. Sklmpen My boarders nlwnvs
pny promptly.
Mrs. FHIem Mine do for a few
weeks nfter they come, but It doesn't
last long.
Mrs. Sklmpem Why not?
Mrs. FHIem They get so fat they
can't get their bands in their Dockets.
Ilia Trna Vocation.
"You aro wabtlng your time painting
pictures."
"But I sell my pictures," protested
tbe artist
"And thnt convinces me thnt you can
sell Anything. Such being tbe case,
why not take up life Insurance, or
steel bridges, or something with big
money In It?" Home Herald.
Buu Hi
air
at Auction?
At any rate, you seem to be
getting rid of it on auction-sale
principles: "going, going,
g-o-n-e!" Stop the auction
with Ayer's Hair Vigor, It
checksfaliinghair, and always
restores color to gray hair. A
splendid dressing also. Sold
for over sixty years.
" My hair came oat to badly I nearly loit It
all. f had heard to much about Ayer'i Hair
vigor i mouKiin ouiu give it a trial, i ma
to and It completely (topped the falling, and
rnnde ray hair (trow very rapidly." Mart II.
, Northfleld, Man.
FIELD.
Ji Mdeby J.O.A7er Co.. L)wll, Maw.
lifer's
to cunufiMturara or
SARSAPARJLLA.
PILLS.
CHERRY PECTORAL
TBI DAISY
FLY KI11ES
deitroya all the
niea and afford,
comfort to o ery
home In dlnlna
room, aleeplna
room and every
place where filea
aretroubleKima,
Clean, neat and
will not eoll or
Injure anything.
Wood A ah en.
Ashes made from hnrd wood are
more valuable than those mnue from
soft wood. It Is claimed that some
iiBhes from soft wood have not "enough
value to make It worth while to bother
Habitual
Constipation
Mayb.
av oenermQncnUv overcome bv nroopr
7 . ' .. . - - - ii i, .a w -'J r
witn tncin. it lias also ocen discovered ijursonai erf oris wan ine assistance
.. . .. . . . . . Lfii vii ii -v
tnar uie vaiue is largely governeu oy
the part of the tree from which the
ashes are made. It ' Is declared
Try them once and yon will never be wlthoat thorn.
u not ep- dj aeaiera, aent prepaid lor zuo.
HAXOU) eOUXXS, 11 StX-lb At., Brooklyn, H. Y.
WANTED
Farm or Business
INFORMATION
REGARDING
for sale. Not particular about location.
WUh to hear from OWNER only who will
cell direct to buyer. Give price, descrip
tion and state when possesion can be
had. Address,
L DARBTSHIE, Eat 221 KaoW.HT.
FARM-BUILDING CONSTRUCTION.
MAftONllV
II II HOWTM I I
S)' ' hj j 1111--
wW-EW
-.
wmmtammm
PLAN OF A PIGGERY.
The above diagram shows a cross section of n piggery building thirty-four
feet wide, which may be of any debt red length. The foundation Is of stone,
but may be built of concrete to be In keeping with the floor and the piers,
which aro concrete. The floor Is In two layers, the lower threo Indies being
comprised of coarse gravel seven parts and cement one pnrt, the upper inch
being mixed three parts sharp sand to one of cement. Tho alley running
throughout tho center of the building Is six feet wide, with a crowned floor
one-half Inch higher in tho center, to Insure Its being kept perfectly dry.
Tlu tldors of the pens are given a fall of two Inches from the alley to the
outer doors.
The partitions aro constructed of one and a quarter-Inch boards cut Into
three-foot lengths. These are placed In an upright jiosltton, the bottom ends
resting on n two-by-four and the tops capped with similar material. The loft
nbovo Is about eight feet high at top posts and furnishes au abundance of
room for storage of straw, crates, crate materials, etc. No meal feed should
bo stored here, as it Ih likely to become contaminated.
The Illustration shows tbo ropes and pulleys by which the doors and
ventilators are oxncd and closed from tho feeding alleys. On tho right side
tho door nnd ventilator aro open; on tho left side closed.
r
, firm vt5 1
halntft rlnili J1 thnt ncjcinnro Vo nn.
ture may lie gradually dtspenSedVith
when no longer needed as the best o
remedies, when required, aretb assist
nature and not to supplanttKe natur
al junctions, which n.ust depend ulti
mately' upon proper nourishment,
proper e(orts,and right living generally.
To get its benejiciat effects, okays
ouythe genuine
rapfRgsElixirSenna
I, manujactured by the
California
Fig Syrup Co. oniy
SOLQ BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS
one size wily, regular price 50f p Bottle.
1
lOJttnit 1. . . ...... ......! .,l,nl,l l.r tut.
krt e i.. T1 ant Part 0 the human syatcm is the blood. Every tnus- necessary u..
KhneatM ,;"!'u'len"t,s'ncw is dependent on this vital fluid for nour- K w" 1 u T;""h ,V. ..i.. t
r,i.. .. ---, iictcnanrv in mnttiinit, ,i,, imnitii nm enn i c pncii in "-
.-vim Miir,... - . . " . . ...,.n lo nn wini n nurture
lint,'0fHfr .,lue8 "nturc requires. IJvcn tc heart, tue very wwiu w -
iriftaL f r 'viiLn iih viirnr ntifi taaa.Aa.MBa.a a.Aaa i , ii aam i wi rr" iiiikiit u irttnni
. -"fviiuL'iir iiiiM ..ii.i i i, ' i iita nr uiiiiroii iiiiii f
, V ' 13 10 Ilflvn U . . . T r J ! . 41.. ....ii. 1 ..mM.ml lo
IL IJIIII" nnil llHAAMrnmiant-l iff f-atllr1 inif Illf . I II 1 1 I It' T LTIfUtl HlUlllt'U
l"kind-i:!faith' natl bIood 1 responsible for most of the ailments plants with n composition of 2 ounces
oriorniJ"en V.om n"y cause it becomes infected with impurities, of Paris green In 60 gallons of Hor-
& .' " ""nciiac 111 8ntllf fnrni la fn fn nn Xfurlrlv R.11IOW ,ln,... r mlvlliro. snraVlIIC IIIU villi- iv"
f-IUfla a,.,, i' , - .. ,u uui kW IUI1U11, i...mv. , it v. 1 1 - ' "
utiL . 1 V'U1H!0I1S. tlltti,ilo t ii... .i ii. j r- l .. f t.w1 .nlll, ... ii flilo nnrtuIRn TllO
."uuiOrS Wliloli i .... . . i . . . ..i i.i i. ...... I., t
U ntllrt .,.1.1 1 O "v W AAWII4 U UlllCi Alkfll. wv. w.... .w l,l, ,1 VII HA ,,
II..,. -I VTMIUIl inritAd J . - I ., . .t. n n., . . . l.1..nn,An n.ul rL tiAlltllia
""ineBlfln A I M l,co 'UIUUKU .. j.w.w --. m it IUUUMD . .....- -
"Mk :,vc common evidence of bad blood is sore;
1 v.. i UC8I1. filtrti
te w insignificant bn ;
nn.. . ?r auras bn. Tf " tJ",
Jil I UUL MPIlirr 1 I. , ...
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. v' IC tl AC lnr,...t
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Fa ?.tbeBore continues.
.C:ea5rculatlo,Tcar,nArf"C
U1V i "MlllIirlir n.,.1 ..a
-- IU Rltei.f " 11 L' L 11
8. 8 a TIU,u?n health
S5.
FOR
BAD BLOOD
ture form. As soon ns the potatoes
aro up these bugs begin feeding and
laying eggs on the young leaves. The
y)ung thnt hatch from theso eggs, as
well ns tho next brood, aro tho ones
thnt in tho damace. Therefore, It Is
Ith n mixture
creen to 10
Your 8. 8. 8., la my opinion, Ii ai good a
raidlclne al can t had I It Imply cannot be
Improved upon ai a ramtdr to purify and enrich
tha Mood and to Invlgorato and ton up tba
iritm, Thl iprln. mr Mood wai bad and I
wai run down In bealtb, and bavin, seen rour
racdlclna hl(hlr adrertliod I commencad III uia.
Todar my blood It In fine condition and my
a-aneral health U of tba best. Am filling- posi
tion aa fireman for a lart concern bete, and
If I waa not In good physical condition It would
b Impossible for m to fill tha place. Your
B. 8. 8. has been of gtaat ssrrlca to mr and I do
sot hesltat to i Ira It tha credit It o.nrtea.
WM. P. VAItDYKB.
IS riftU SUsst, Btavsr Falls, Psnn,
i sores or ulcers, : of nnl0 to 50 gnllons of water. This
mixture will not only Kin tno nceue,
but also prevent tho early blight from
destroying the leaves and stoms of tho
vines.
J.tiauSi !?. tirely of
oown lr-..uuia mid herbs.
v, ,r poison that . i ,ai,ou aa removes every particle ot impurity,
i ' wiur ..... . uc inin ri
Kariu Jfolei.
wimn tim wheels Kot so dry that
thoy rattle, havo tho tires properly set;
do not try to chink up tho spokes.
With nil classes of stock tho valuo of
tho feed Ib tho same, whother It is sup
plied to the scrnwnlos or tho best of
thoroughbreds.
TenniB thnt havo been partially Idle
for Bonio time should como Into work
again gradually and tholr shoulders
bathed with salt water.
Tho cutworm Is tho larvae of n
moth; tho worm Is of a brown color,
fat and sluggish, about nn Inch long,
nnd foods only during tho night
For bumble-foot In poultry i-nlnt tho
'"'ie..- uiooa. limmni
' 0. e. .1 Acne. TU ' j' n .fl. " V.II ji . A. - 'a .Ho
on.. " vueiioi-... -----"-'.--- . ..i imr iiumnie-iuui 111 irjuihj i-n
7iesNIsorTr , Sores and Ulcers, Molorta, ana ai u .r", - wltll t llcturo 0f lodlno
ZiZaA I Wood. Book ou the blood and t thIs ,B dono ,
THESWSPKciriC CO., ATLAIXi 04, th0 wrn can b
chemists thnt the ashes of young twigs
nro of moro Value than the nsh of
the trunk of tho tree, while tho nsh
of tha leaves Is still more valuable.
KiiInIiik- Illiulinrli.
Ilhubarb retiulres n deep and very
fertile soil. Tho great secret of suc
cess In raising It is high manuring. It
Is a gross feeder, and requires a lib
ural application of manum every year.
A grower whose small patch produces
rhubarb of enormous size explain, his
success from his practice of throwing
soapsuds over tho ground on washing
days. He had sold $30 worth from a
patch of two und otie-half rods in a
sluglo season.
Crenmcrlea and Factories,
There- nro now In Minnesota 825
creameries and seventy-six cheese fac
tories In nctual operation, nearly all of
them being operated ond owned by tho
farmers, using tho snmo system of
bookkeeping thnt Is given In tho short
courso In tho dairy school, and every
creamery In tho stato Is using the Bab
cock milk test nnd Is making first class
butter. President Northrup of Minne
sota University.
Garden Oleanlnira.
To mnko tho garden soil warm drain
off all tho surfueo water possible. Use
.uuderdralns and overdmlns.
Tho best way to secure very early
plants Is to start thorn In the seed box
or hotbed, then transplant to two-luch
flower pots as soon aa tho seedlings nro !
largo enough.
Don't work tho garden and truck'
patch while tho ground Is wot In the
hasto of starting an early crop. Norn
Ing Is gained, but much is lost, in work
ing wot soils
OmlnoDi,
"Pardon me, old man," began the
veteran boarder, "but we don't want
to lose you, and I Just want to warn
you that you'd better begin to pay
something on your board."
"Why?" asked the new boarder.
"Well, I noticed thnt Mrs. Starvem
was dangerously polite to you thls
mornlng." Philadelphia Press..
OTEL MOORE
OPEN Alili THE YEAB
Clatsop beach Seaside, Oregon
THF Directly on the beach overlooking;
the neran. lint aalt hatha and
CLIFF HOUSE fffSffiiX
nr Son parlors. Electric llirtale. Flre-
" place and steam beat. Fine walk
flRFfinM" d drives. Sea foods a apee-urk-UUH
tan-. i.i M .rn.jciivi
-. wv aai avv I
per day. 43T Special rates by the week.
aaaaiDAr. J. aiOORE, Proprietor i
SIIo I.lRlita on Illatory.
Israel Putnam bad shot tbe wolf.
"I hadn't practiced on tbe neighbors'
cats for nothing," be said, looking around,
from force of habit, for a place where ha
could bury tbe animal.
Yet be didn't forget to apply for
bounty on tbe wolfs scalp.
Merely a Sample.
"What Is tbe matter, little boy?" asked
the professor. "Have you the measles?"
"Nope," answered the boy. "I've got
the measle. They's only one of 'era."
"That's singular I" mused the profesaor.
SecUIns a Cause.
"Mamma, is that bay rum In the bot
tle on your table?"
"Mercy, no, dear !" she replied. "That
Is mucilage."
"Oh," said little Johnny, "perhaps
that's why 1 can't get my hat o"
The Methodist Recorder.
P N U
No. 24 08
W1IKN writing- to adrertlsera pleaaa
mention tlila paper.
RrBXOI
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bouirht lias bnrno tho Rlenn.
turo of CLtas. H. Fletcher, and lias been mndo under his
personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no ono
to deceive you In this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
Just-as-good" are but Experiments, and endanger tho
health of Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, lorphino nor other Nnrcotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nnd nllays Fevcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea nnd Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach nnd Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Bosuri the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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Not only softens the water, but cleans the skin thoroughly,
removes and prevents the odor of perspiration, soothes
Irritation and renders the skin fresh, soft and velvety.
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