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"Some people," remarked the demor­
Ctf >F<*il s
p*rill* is to *mln* p>n of
alizer, "never seem to be around when Oeltle. at India Known Luder Many
m*vit *B • bh-nl purl tier. <i>petlte- I
Names.
wanted.”
gl*»r, end M * nerv*, stotuetCi *nd dl-
“Well,” rejoined the moralizer, “It 1»
gMUV* tunic. Nothing die 14»- it, no other
better to be absi-nt when wanted than
has *u Rood • Kcord, no other will do you
to be present when you are not want
** much «c*>d. It cure*.
Ser«fu»a 1« Tegr#- Hoodfe Sartapa-
ff* has cure«! me <>T scrofula, with which 1
Few tnen in Europe have had a more
*ve l>< • n troubl- il for 16 years. My litth
*U*htcr ha-l a scrofula swelhtiK on b- r neck striking career than the Rev. Dr. Bishop
&nd Hood’s Sarsaparilla also curt-d her.”
Cabrera of the Spanish Reformed church,
Is* G. M o MUH, Annandale. Minnesota,
wyapapsia - " l was troubled for j who was educated to the Catholic priest­
SKMiths with dyspepsia and could not eat hood, but embraced the Protestant faith
Kiyllnn* without distress. 1 beifan taking and became a voluntary exile to Gibral­
ood s Sarsaparilla and was soon improv-
ti* I took it steadily until I was cured.” tar, when he returned to lead the Evan­
EDI* M o W hizlek . Athol, Mass.
gelical party after the revolution in 18U.S
Bhkuinatk*m - T was severely afBi.-ied
With rh-'iiinatism, my kne<-s badly swollen,
Carlon. About It.
flood's Sarsaparilla helped mu after other
Mamma—Go to sleep now or the gob­
iiediemes failed and it nus lengthened my
fe.” Jzssia K illmbk . Middle Grove. N. Y. lins will get you. 0
flood’s Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere.
Robbie—WR1 they come right in here
Ia th* usual liquid, or in tablet form called after me?
100 Dose« One Dollar. Pre-
Mamma—Yes, they will Indeed.
ptuad only by C. I. llood Co.,Lowell, Mass.
Robbie—Then 1’11 stay awake, ’cause
I want to see what goblins look like.—
»•Area. •» Not at *11.
Philadelphia Press.
<S»o#rey—Could you be bappy la a
■odes? littla cottage, darling?
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
<»wtndolen—Not unless jt ia ane of PAZO OINTMENT H giiatantaed to cure any
case
of Itching, Blind, .deeding <>r protruding
dbcvtc lovely dream* in c<<icrete, dear.—
Files in b to 14 days or money refunded. 50c.
Chicago Tribuns.
•a.”
S
iBu’t Thia Awful f
There once was a girl named Miss Mary,
Wlmae mother baktsl ercellent doughnut*
One day the girl married
A man with a bare-lip.
(.et's lean up against tho deep river.
—Denver Post. •
lu t'leiu beebuva
they know they
can t>c reliedup-
•n. Don't experi­
ment with cheap
seeds—your sure­
ty lies in buying
seed »»nt out by
n conscientious
ami trustworthy
house.
Parry's Ssad * mnm *I
tor 1W« lr • KEE. Ad.irro
I • i«aa»*U.fciaat.
Skek, Into Yoar Shoa*.
)llen'a.Foot-Ease. It eures painful, swollen,
•marling, sweating feet. Makes new shoes ecsv.
-old by all Druggists and Shoe Stores, Don't
u-eept any substitute. Sample FREE. Adilre*
A. S. Ulmsted, Le Boy, N. Y.
• • Haa* fur l-'»*ell»*a.
Grandfather (carving . the turkey) —
Tommy, what part will you have?
Young Grandson—Well, they’» six of
us here, gran'dpa, laut 1 don’t w»nt- no
more’n my »bar». 1’11 leave it to you.
CASTORIA
9 oo D rops
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT.
PftpttfMionrarAi
similatingtfKFjodaaíRpguia
tim’ (kt Sunweb aodiiuwds tf
I nfants XCttiLoxFiv
Bears the
Signature
îwSiniik Signature <f
NEW YORK.
Medicine and religion, which are too
frequently regarded as mutttally an­
tagonistlc, should be ni utuully comple-
mentary. There are muny diseases in
which the medicine of the soul Is u
powerful adjuvant In the treatment Of
the body.—British Medical Journal.
Why Refer
to Doctors
Of the countless attractions India
offer* none are greater than her rich
stories of myth and tradition.. Ori­
ental scholars have unfold»sl for us
that Hindoo religion in a dim and
shadowy past contented itself
with
Because we make medicines
venerating some oA nature’s more im­
I pressive phenomena. Space, the starry
for them. We give them the
I
firmament and the light of day—under
formula for Ayer’s Cherry
the poetic names of Arditi, Varuna and
Pectoral, and they prescribe it
Mitra—provided the sacred triad of
this archaic worship;
but with the
for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
march of centuries there came an add­
consumption. They trust it.
ed roll of deities of which
Brahma
Then
you can afford to trust
himself was chief, say* the London
it. Sold for over 60 years.
Lady. According to some writers, his I
" Ayer’« Cherry Pectoral ie a remedy that
two brothers, Vishnu and Shiva, were
should be In every home. I have u-e<l a great
deal of it for hard cough, and colds, and I
equally powerful, the former as pre­
know wl,at a aplvodl-i in-dlclne It I, 1 can­
server of Brahma's creations, the lat­
not rec,>u|inend it too highly.” — Maka E
CouaN.
Hyde Park. Maas.
ter as destroyer.
Vishnu is famous
for hl» countless metamorphoses and
by J. Ç. Ayer Co.. Lowell, Mac*
AiMi m*nul*oturer. of
appears in the sacred books under no
SARSAPARILLA
fewer than 1,000 different name*. He
PILLS.
remains the most popular deity among
hair vigor .
the Hindoo*, who believe his
final
metamorphosis that of a horse—Is yet Ayer's Pills greatly aid the Cheery
Pectoral in breaking up a cold.
to come.
While awaiting this
last
chance he is thought to be resting in
a sea of milk, with a serpent for his
pillow. The River Ganges Is supposed
tot S»'e
l
to issue from Jiis right foot.
The god Shiva also figures in Hindoo
APPW \o-ucre
I
mythology uniter l.tMMl different names,
and Is Invariably represented In, some
AÄ£er’ ÍOfrom c^7* \
repellant form. Idols show him at one
time with five faces, at another with
three eyes, while a third will represent
&a, trom’^’0 river run* \
him with a necklace of skulls, thick,
w’úeír sa\mon
f tract- Ì
Víh'tev, óne end
\
matted hair and a horn projecting from
one of his temple*. The great rdck-cut
tempi* of the Island of Elephants Is
sacred to this god. Around the rain,
god of India have gathered countless
traditions, among which are those of
h'is constant conflicts with his thunder­
bolt, Vajar; Vfl.va, the wind god;
Shushna, the parcher, and Ahl, the con-
finer. The aim of this last named god
is to confine aiql dry up tile rivers and
seas. Much homyge is paid to Indra
<.eolo*lcal.
by the other gods, according to the
Mis* Dora—I’apn, Jack told me the
Rig-Vedas, he being head, of the heav­ other day that you wouldn't believe he
en of the gods. He appears to have had money enough to support me unless
drlink freely of soma, the m’etar of the he showed it to you. Has he done it?
Prudent Tapa—Yes, dear. He proved
Hindoo deities.
by the testimony of the" rocks.
An Ideal light that the sacred writ­
ft
Well Known on the P*< ific Slope, lift
Washington Addnass Is 1312 9th St.,
Washington, D. C.
Chanuril III. Mlatl.
“Well, what' are you doing there?”
asked ti|e lady, addressing a tramp who
had just climlssl a tree in time to es­
cape a savage bulldog.
“Madam.’ replied the hotm. • "It was
my intention to ask for a hand out, but
in the interest of humanity I now re­
quest that you give any surplus food
you may have on hand to my canine
friend down there.”
Superstition.
Miss Ascum—Don’t you really be-
tieve In dreams?
Miss O’Bull—No, Indeed! It’s super-
stltlous at.d beside* it's 1« bad sign
when you believe In them, for It iil-
ways brings you bud luck.—Philadel­
phia Pres*.
efs
IS r«» SX \
THOS. CALE, OF ALASKA
MEMBER OF U. S. CONGRESS
How to Make Yru» Milch Cows More
Prcfitab’e.
Write Pacific Coast Borax Co., Oak
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being valuable infqrniation on the most
profitable selection of cows, their feed­
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A post
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Iufarmatl.il.
“Taw. wlint is.the ’great white plague’
CONGRESSMAN 1HOS. CALE
the papers talk about?” asked Jobnn.v.
Hon. Thos. Cale, who wis elected ts
“A big snowstorm, my son,’’ answered
his fnthcr. wearily resuming the task of congress from Alaska, is well known on
trying to find his front-sidewalk.
the Pacific slope, where be has resided.
His Washington addiM* la ISIS Mh st.
St. Vitus’ Dunce and all arrvoua Diabases N. U’., Washington, D ('.
permanently cured by Dr. Kline s Great
R<s orer. *••.'<! for FREE trial iottli- ».n 1
Wa hington, D. C.
treatise. Dr. R. IL Klkie, 1x1., »31 Arch St., Phil a., Pa. Pcruna Drug Co., Columbus Ohio..
(gentlemen: I can che t I u II) rec< mmend
Co*tly Comfort.
Périma as a very efficient remedy tor
"Do you offer your wife comfort
Coughs and Co’ds.
Thomas Cale
when she weeps?”
lion. C. 81 nip, congressman from
“When she doesn’t weep too often : It- Virginia, writes:
“I have used your
usually take* a new dress to comfort v tillable remedy, Pernna, with benefi­
her.”—Houston Post.
cial results, and can unhesitatingly rec­
ommend your remedy as an invigorat­
Only One “BROMO QUININE.”
ing tonic and an effective and permanent
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE,
cure for catarrh.”
for the signature of F . W. GROVE. Cse<
World over to Cure a CuM in One bay. 2
ings -would wish hhn to be viewed in
Not Ostensibly.
must fail when one reads of the hymns
Of Course Not,
• “I have always had a curiosity to know
put In bls mouth by the mystic scribes.
“rjo you keep a servant?”
what horse meat tastes like,” said the reg­
It is a natural outcome of India’s cli­
ular customer., “Have you any?”
“No.”
mate that Indra should enter largely
“Not as such.” emphatically responded
“Can’t you afford to?”
Into her scheme f>( legend.
Just as the butcher.
.
“Yes, but that’s got nothing to do
Apollo and Baldur. tliq Norse sun go<l,
with it.”—Houston Post.
provided so much mythical charm In
cooler regions, so does. Indra in the
Mo ners will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Fyrup th« b st remedy to u.o tor their eluIUrua
land of parching plains and scorching
during the teething petlod.
rays. A Hindoo bride Is not greeted
with pretty wlsln-s that the sun should
Natural Alia
Mrs. Gaswell (making a call)—Ah. I
light her path; the shimmering rain­
you baio here a voltimi- of poem*.
drop, Indra's precious gilt. Is the bless­
I) otercomr
'
L proper see
I lay oepermani'nlly
I’m ashamed to epnfess it. Mrs. llighm is,
ing Invokisl on the head of the Indian
personal efforts with the assistance but I never could appreciate blank verso.
child-wife.
Mrs. Hightnus«—Wh’y—er—that's u cat­
of
the OQg Truly beneficial laxative
Among the arts that Indra is sup*
alogue, Mrs. Gaswell.
.
temedy,
Oyrup
u|
figs
and
LluirofSenna,
are
those
of
music
posed to delight in
and dancing. Tho sacred books relate which enables one to form regular
How’s This?
habits daily so that assistance to na­
how hosts of beautiful damsels, called
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward forms’
of Catarrh‘that cannot be cured by Ha l g
ture ma) Ge gradually diSpenSedwith case
Asparnsen, fill his’ heavenly courts.
Catarrh Cure.
1 Tradition give* them a dwelling place uhen no tonj^er needed as the best of
F J < HENEY A CO . Tol lo O
We, the undersigned, have known F .J.
on earth as well Rs in heaven, their remedies, when reamre’d, are to assist
•y for the la
end
'’him
office being to test the virtue of her­
honorable in all buisness transactions
nature and not to supplant the natur­ perfectly
and
financially
able
to
carry
out
any
obliga
­
mits In their solitude. It. was hard on
al functions, which must depend ulti­ tion made bv nis ti-m.
WALDING. KINNAN <fc MARVIN,
these lovely hoings that, should they
mately upon proper nourishment,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,O
I succeed in their arts, they should im­
Hall’s Catarrah (Jure is ikon internally, act­
proper
efforts,and
rt^lit
living
generally.
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
mediately bo turned to plllnrs of stone.
futes of the system. Testimonial? sent free.
To ¿**t its beneficial effects, alunys Price
It Is psirt of the Brahman creed that
75 cents per bottle Bold by all Druggists.
bu)
the
¿enunte.
Take Hall's Family Pills for Constipation.
Sarasvatl, Brahma’s wife, gave tlie
vlna to mankind, the god Nareda show-
Thins;» thnt Iln<l Itelncd Hirn.
tliem how It was played and teaching
Reporter Senator, I have heard that
manufacture.»«! l»y the
them the sacred hymns that
you got your start in life by selling news-
down the thriee-blessed rain and
pupers.
the blazing skies with cloud.
Senator Lofsmtin— Not quite correct,
To tho god Krishna musle has a spe-
my t oy. The fa.-t is but this is confiden-
ig
rup
unit
cial consecration, his traditional coi*i- SOLD BYALL LEADING DRUGGISTS tial. you know—that I got my start by
llottie.
buying one or two newspapers.
pnnions on each being the gopls (shop- one sizeoiily, veguiui puce 50$
her<less<‘s), who drew gazelles after
them when they s ing to the vhias. All
sorts of pretty traditions gather round
this god in eonneetlon with musle. Its
soothing virtues, however, did not over­
rule his ruder qualities, for ho gloried
In war and was guilty rtf many indi­
vidual massacres. Ills warriors when
Whenever a sore refuses to heal it is because the bloc! i: not pure and
dying were always laid on arrows, dart healthy, as it should be, but is infected with poisonous germs or some old
upward, in order to the last that they blood taint which has corrupted and polluted the circulation. Those most
should be goaded Into consciousness usually afflicted with old sores arc persons who have reached or passed mid­
and listen to long addresses from holy dle life. The vitality of the blood and strength of the system have naturally
men on the transmigration of souls. begun to decline, and the poisonous germs which have accumulated because
With the passing of-the ages Buddha of a sluggish and inactive condition of the system, or some hereditary taint
appears on'the scenes of Hindoo belief which has hitherl * been held in check, now force an outlet on the fai , an
legs or other part of the body. The place grows red and angry, festers and
and myth.
Man-a-lin the Idea! Laxative’
I
Habitual
Constipation
Mt
Pnwtrs Di*nlionfWul
ncss aid Rt st .Con tarn s *ur
Opttuu.Morphine IfcrMatfiL
N ot N arcotic .
A perfect Remedy forConsfifia
(ton, Sour Stoti-icli.Dian huci
W«HM,Coiwuls»ns.liewrish-
nas> wul Loss of SuiliP-
f
Medlciae of tbo SoifX.
TRADITIONS OF THE ORIENT.
As II Seemed !• Him.
Thb Aiivtriifitrmdftt:
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
infeed under flw Food otj
St nu)' | Fi^s^El i ur'iSenna
F
Exact Copy of Wrapper
C alifornia
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Co.
Steel-Clad GruSber
OLD
SORES
¿
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?X
U y impurities in the elood
SHOES AT *LL
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f*«rt anjf otjtar mgnufaoturcr In tho
gltr tgorhf. hicuu^e they hold tholr
ahn^j fit bnttgr. ttrgar lonrmr, »nd
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ahoog d tho an’■Id to-day.
A
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Every day in every year that comes, more house- I
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which has stood so well the test of years. They are
finding out that
ITp BAKING
KG It V POWDER .
11
OUNCES yfo
costs one third th« price of powder any
where near K C quality, and makes
better, purer, more healthful baking.
25 Ounces for 25 Cents
««.e*., .prq
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A
0¿J
W.-J
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eats into the surrounding tissue until it becomes a chronic an l stubborn
f Sf,Í
Perfect
Results
ft
uleer, fed and kept open by the impurities with which the blood is saturated.
Win (I I ii ix h Watch.
“You wouldn't think,’’ suiiil n watch Nothing is more trying and disagreeable than a : ’.unborn, non-healing sore.
maker to a New York Sun man. “that The very fact that it resists ordinary remedies and treatments is good reason
it would make any difference whether I for suspicion; the same germ-producing cancerous ulcers is back of every
............................ , ajl jn’K;ritej one>
a watch Is wound tip in the morning Did sore, and especially is this true if the trouble is
Washes,
salves,
nor
indeed
anything
else,
applied djrect .’y to the sore, can
_
...
or at night, hut. it do»>s make consider­
do
any
permanent
go>l; neither will remov­
able difference.
I was afflicted with * «or* on m v
“When a watch is wound up at night, face of fbur years’ Blanding. It ing the sore with caustic plasters or the
was a small pimple at first but It
If
eomihg out of a warm pocket, and laid gradually grew larger and worse surgeon’s knife make a lasting cure.
In
every way until I became every pariicle of the diseased flesh were
down or hung up in a cool place, the alarmed
about it and consulted taken away another sore would come, be­
They all
mainspring will contract by the cooling several physicians.
I reated me but tho Bore continued cause the trouble is in the blood, and ’the
off of the nietals. Being wound up to grow worse. I saw S. B. S. ad­
BLOOD CAHtiOT BE CUT AWAY.
tightly nil chance of contracting has vertised and commenced ita use
and after taking it a while I was The cure must come by a thorough cleans­
been shut off and the spring Is bound' completely cured. My blood Is
now pure and healthy from tho ing of the blood. In t>. Si S. will be found
to break.
effect VA
of gy,
8. S. 8., ■>*-*'*-
sail there
VUCtU »»A*
has UW
not a remedy fors< res an l u1cir; cf every kind.
"If. however, tho watch is wound up bemtjtny
““ cign
Blyn of tho
tlio sore since It is an unequalled blood purifier—one that
S. S. S. cured it.
In tho morning, having partly run down
THOS. OWBN
goes directly’ into the circulation and
West Union, Ohio.
through the night, there Is room enough
promptly cleanses it cf all poisons and
left In the barrel to contract. Anoth­
er reason why It ’should l>e wound up
j In the morning Is thnt the spring will
, then have more power and •flies will
be in a better condition to resist the
disturbing movement of the bearer dur­
ing the daytime.
"Being generally In a horizontal po­
sition during tho night and running
with les. |H>wer. the horizontal jmsltion
In which tho balance runs more freely,
will operate to make the length of the
swing of the balance wheel <ltirl _• th*
night ns nearly ns |>**sible the same n*
In the day time.”
'
.
u Notice the smile of pity thnt old mar­
ried folks show ,qi ben they witness tie
RLithii <1 nun o! the uewly married 2
taints. It gets down to t‘. ? very bottom of
the trouble and forces out every trace of im­
purity and makes a Complete and lasting
cure. S. S. S. changes the quality of the
blood so that instead of feeding the diseased
with impurities, it nourishes the
PURELY VEGETABLE parts
irritated, inflamed flesh with healthy blood.
Then the sore begins to heal, new flesh is formed, all pain an 1 inflammation
leaves, the place scabs over, and when S. S. S. lias purified Lie blood the
sore is permanently cured. S. S. S. is for sale at all first class drug stores.
Write for our special book on sores and ulcers and any other luedieal advice
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