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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1904)
ruptions Tlio only way to gob rid of pimples and other erup tions is to cloanso tho blood, improvo tho digestion, stim qlato tho kidnoys, liver and skin. Tho mcdicino to tako is Hood's Sarsaparilla Which has cured thousands. I 'or .Inpiint'ao Holi1lri, lllce unit ilili'il IIhIi in (hu imlfonu food of Hie Jnpiiiii'so imny In cam pnlKiiliiK tlnii'R. This In the way In which (hi) rh'o In ciHilii'il. It U bulled until qullii thick, mill kIiiIIiiimis. Next It In plaivd on n ceramic slab, rolled out, mill cut lulo MiiinrcH. Tlio miuiircn nVi) tlii'ii placed In lint min to itry mnl oflcii IjiiiiimI, When limit tin son Ms cult mnl Krmlly reduced In weight, they mil Im Hloicil. A certain numlicr nro nllowed cncli liny to tint soldier. All ho linn In do In to lirenk up n miunrii In IhiIIIiik wnler mnl to mid tho dried llnh. In n few mliiiilcK ho linn ulmt neeuin to him a ilcllclniin thick noi 1 1 1. If ho cannot pro euro IhiIIIiik wnler ho simply cuts liln rlco enko dry. In tho fruit ncnwin ho milintllulcn fruit, when ho cun oliliiln It, for tho llsh. Tho July Century will Ihi n llctlon number, iiIiIioiikIi tho mlviinro nil liuiiuccineiitn kIvo piouilno of notable feiiturcH of Intercut fur rcrloun reiidern. llenlclen further clmpturit of tho KcrJnlti, Dr. 8. Weir Mitchell's "Tho Youth of WnnliiiiKtnn" mid Jink lmdoii'n "Tho Hen-Wolf," them will ho lilno short storltn In Hit' nuiuhcr, Miriam Michel non, nnthur of "In tho IIIkIioji'm Car riage," coiilrlhutiiiK minther MuillKun lory. There will ho utorliH nlno by Mnreiirct Dclnml, ISurthu Kuuklu, ami Gouvertiour Morris. .MnkliiK Him Conirormlilo. New Hoarder (hlrerliiu) This slovo In too mimll for Hill room. I.wullody (kindlyl Ho It It. I'll Iiht It moved Into a sninHcr room for you. The largest mammoth found In Si beria, measured 17 feet limit nml 10 reel In height. Tho tusks welched 1(00 pounds. The licml without tho tusks wclifhcd 411 pounds. Morn HnlUrtiuKiry. "He who runs tuny rend," rcmnrkfd tlio party wllh Hie iiolnllon habit "Hut." objected tli contrary person. "It Is safer to occupy n neat durlinf tlia pcruial of n newspaper." Ant molly lions. Housekeeper (cnptloualy) I bellart Hint condensed milk ot youm la tuoally water. Manufacturer (quietly) -Madam, hurt you rr tried to condetiio water? Ilia l'rilMlnii Kioto railway aystrm. having SI, 101' tulles of truck, earned JIIO.GIO.OW net Inst yenr. This l anli) to hm 10 to 11! per cent of tlio lunat uieut a Straighten Up The miln rmiKular wpportt Wod tkM tUhl U4 go ftJhfaf Backache orLttmUro. Tertoce, tfrerttha M ttrlhlen up, um St. Jacobs Oil Ttle 9 Be. and SO. SLEEPING VOLCANOE A thin, vapory smoke, lazily ascend inp from its crater, may bo the only vis ible sign of life in the sleeping volcano; but within is a raging sen of fire, molten rock anil sulphurous ifnses. Those who make their homes in the peaceful val leys below know the danger, nnd though Frequently warnod by tho rumblings and minkinirs, these signs of impending erup tion go unheeded. They are living in fancied security; when the giant uwakes with deafening roars, and tiiey aro lost beneath a downpour of heated rock nnd scalding ashes. Thousands of blood poison sufferers art; living upon a sleeping volcano, and aro taking desperate chances, for under the mercury nnu pot nsii treatment tho external Bvmtnomsof tho disease dis- nnnear.and tho deluded vie- Ef-Ithi poison. I !!, ; lmnnv in thn liclicf of alolanB. ' , ,'' . . I,,., l.n mo ny sroodj In faot, tho treatment proved moro O complete cure, out liio hmfui tlian j,6nea0al. I mentioned my caaa to fires of Contagion have only a friend, who told me that B. 8. 8. bad oertstnly .. " . . .... mi. ,ti.im T.fnn.itflanimflnBtil ltause. ana at- becn 6motliercU in mo sys- teroontlnunfflt for sometime could flndno trace tem. ond as Soon as theso of the dleeaeo whatever. This was about two minerals are left off will . aa ttutlLfaU.jjr raDeB!ly blazeup again. Occasional ' eorcs break out in the mouth, a red rash appears on the body, ond these warning symptoms, if not heeded, are soon followed by fearful eruptions, sores, copper'colored splotches, swollen glands, loss of hair and o her sickening symptoms. Mercury and potash not only fail to cure blood poison, but cause mercurial Rheumatism, necrosis of the bones ofTen tive ulcers ond inflammation of tho stomach and bowels. The use of S. S. S. is never followed by ony such bad results. It cures without the slightest Injury to tho system. Wo offer $1,000 for proof that it b ' ' contains a mineral of any descrip on Contagious Blood Poison, with full directions for home treatment. Medical advice is furnished by our physicians without charge. , THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA, Itlnil'llonrtrd. The tctidcrost heart tuny exist In plto of tho roundest exterior. A lltllo fox terrier hud heon left outnldo n lion ton nloro hy Its owner. Kvlilcnlly tin dnit Imd not hcen tinii; In tho city, for It troinhlod wltli fright nt helnif out of tlio piotectlnir prenenco of ltd inn ler. Am It hiy orouchliiK In tho door wuy n lingo laborer cuino nloiitf. lloiichliiK down pltyhiKly, ho ntroked tlio weo (i nl in ii I. npciikliitf n fow sooth liiK wordn nt tho hiiiiio tlnio. Tho ro nult won that tho fenr In tho dng'n henrt nuhnliled. It wanned Ita lull kiiowhiKly nml licked tho klml-heiirlcd uinn'n hmiil. When It was left ulono It wit up bravely, tin though feeling a k u red that huuiiiii beluga would do It no hnrm. Strong Language. I'roilerlckuliiiiK, Iml., Juno 20. Hov. Knocli I'. Ktovenn of thin plnco iidch HlrniiK liinyiuiKo In ipoiikliiK of DikIiI'h Kidney I'llln mid ho given K"l reasons for what ho niyn: "I iiin't prnliw DtxId'M Kidney I'llln too tnucli," wiyn Mr. Ktovenn. "They hnvo ilouo me po much good. I wnn trouliled with my kldneyn no much (lint I liii'l to net tip two or threo Hum n in tho iiiitht nml nomotlmcH In tho .luy when Mnrlliin to tho wntorlinuno tho wntcr wuold come from mu heforo gel tliiK there. Two hoicn of Doild'n Kidney I'llln nired mo entlrley. "I hnvo rccolnmetulcil Dotld'n Kid nuy I'llln to tunny propto mid hnvo novcr yet hciird of n failure. Dodd'n Kidney I'llln nro tho UiIiikh for Kidney DlneitKen mnl Itlicuiiiiitlmn." Dixld'n Kidney I'idn iilwnyn euro tho kidnoyn. (iood Kldneyn Innuro pure blood. Pure blood iiicium wA heitllh. Tlinn llo 2ot llllay. Tom l'r tlio hut hour I Imro been lvnlcliliitf fur an oporlunlty to ileal a kl. Ilcm Iiidcedl Don't you tlilnk It would bo n k'ool Idea for uu to coiitult mi oculUtV For forty ycnr'ii I'lno'n Cure for Con. auioptlori linn cmed uourIii and coldl. At driifuUH. 1'rlcoMceiili. The I'hltoanplicr. "Do you neo any humor In this llfoi" "Well, comptinitlvely yen. Thnt In, thcro In tnoro humor In It I ban there In In KcltlliK out of It, no I conclude It inimt ho n Joke. Thniich nomctlmen, I iniiKt coiifeKn, 1 laugh uhcu I really do not wo the point." Detroit Frco I'rcnn. Thfrtn ! inatfl Catarrh In thta lection ot thl country than all olhrr dl.rara put together aiil u ii III lb la. t fow ye art wan iiiptto.rd to hi Incurable. Kr a Krafmanryrarsi!uctoriro-, liuiliim-ri llal(K-al llMa., anit ere.rrlheilloa) i remoillra, ami hy coiiaiantlr lalllnir to run Mrltli local treatment, pronouncel ttlncurahto I Ht-lenre haa proven ratarrh to le a couitltu I tloual dlMaaa, and therrtoro reillreacuiialllu , lltuial treatment. Ilall'ai.'atarrh Cure.inanu laclurml Xif K. I. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohlu.li theonlyconaUtiitlohalrureoti the marker. It ta taken Internally In dtei from lodropatoa lea.iiooiitul. It at-tatllrertly ou the tlool and I muoiiill auriarvi Ul lue.yaieni. iiieruueruiii hundred dollara for any cane It falli to cure. Heiol for rlroulari and te.tlmonlala. A.l.lrcM. K. J II K.N tV i to., Toledo, O Bold lir liruiralili, 7'. Hall's t'anilly 1'llta are the beat. 1'roof. Tlrst I-nwyer lint liavo vro proof that ho Is really Insane) Second Lawyer Without question. Why, tho gas ninn fulled to Inspect his meter ono month and ho actually sent for bl in. PITA rarmanenuy Cflrva. ivoniaornarTouinMai f 1 10 artrrflr.ldar'auofl)r.Klliiali(lr.attrra Ilaaton-r. Hn4 for Kreettll IrlaltMittl.aiKl irMtlaa, Dr. H. II. Kline. Ud.-tV ArUi HI . 1'hllad.lptila, l a. A 1'rnLtlonl Girl, lie I know my incomti la nnintl, but don t you ttilok we could set nloiigr I Klie I'm nfrnld not. He You told me that you went to cooking school. I Klio Yea, but tliey did not teach me bow to make wind podding. Motherinlll And Mra. Wlnilowa'a Boothlng Hrrup the neatreniedy lomo lor their chlMreu duilug tho teething rlod.. Itlulitroun ImllRnntlon. Mrs. YoiiiiKina Ola I I'm so boiling owr with righteous Indlgnntion I don't know wlint to do. I'd I'd llk to bito somebody. Friend Whom? "Whom? Why, thoae conrse, brutal, iiibumnii owners ot tlio St. Quiet Hats. They refined to rent to me." "Krcrjbndy knows tliut they object to clillilren, my dear." "Yes, of courso but they objected to mine." Bowline; arson, Ky Mar. 04, 1000. Qentlemem 1'or ovor four years I suffored irraatlr from a sovoro esse of contagious blood w!iiiir wont to Hot Springs, staying thero four who tireaarlbod Horourr. Nothlnir exjienso. 1 men cousuiieu pur- uiu tion. S. 8. S. is on antidote tor conta gious blood poison, it destroys every atom of the virus and purifies and strengthens the blood ond builds up the general health. Wo will mail freo our special book GOOD SbortQ dories I A frlKhtoned hoy named Dodd. clinrKud with some dlro scholastic of fenso, wan onco brought btfor Dr. Vaiiijhnn, for tunny yours hendmnster nt Harrow. "What Is your hatno?" asked tho master, with duo sovcrlty. "Dodd, sir," nnswoicd the trembling boy. "Doddl Do you spell It with ono d, or with two?" "No, nlr, three," an swered tho hoy, Tho doctor lot him olf with a warning, and acknowledged (lint ho hnd novcr before received no good a lesson In spelling. An Old Ithodo Island farmer was trying to convort n neighbor to noclM Inn. llo explained Ids Idea of It, and profesicd bin wllllnguoss to abide by Its tenets. "Why," sold he, "under socialism, If I had two heifers, I'd give you one; If I had two horses, I'd givo j oil one." "If you had two pigs would )ou divide with mo)" naked the neigh bor. "Ah," mid tho old socialist, re proachfully, "thero ye'ro gettln' too near homo. Ye know I've got two pigs." Congressman John Bhsrp Williams tells of ii ninn lu Mississippi who Is a hypochondriac of the first ordor. Thin man was ono day telling a friend of Ids efforts to regain his old-time health. Ho ran over tho list of doctors whom he had consulted. Whereupon the friend remarked; "Well, old mun, I must sny thnt you npponr to have lots of faith In doctors." "Certainly I have," replied tho sick man; "don't you think the doctors would bo foolish to let a good customer llko me dto)" An Oregon newspaper man In Wash Irgton Is telling a good story about Dr. Hale He soys ho was onco travel ing lu tho hack country of Oregon, and, going to n llttlo Inn for lodging, wns surprised to seo a largo picture of Dr. Halo on the wall. Tho womnn of tho house explained It thus: "Well, you see, a good many strangers come here mid want mo to keep 'em, and I don"t know anything about 'cm, but If thiy know IMward Kvorett Hulo's picture I know they're good for something, and I let 'em stay." Iter. Mr. I'llllnghara, the KngllJh clergyman, who has been tnnklng nuch spectacular and phynlcnlly forcible oh. Jectlons In Now York to Illshop Pot ter's high church methods of worship, henrd thnt tho latter had been to tho circus, and bad praised It highly. "It does not surprise mo," said Mr. Fill Ingham; "I should expect Illsbop Pot ter to tako the church to a clrcua." Hy a kind friend the remark was re ported to tho bishop, who offered a mild observation In replyt "Hotter do as I do take the church to a circus than do an my brother Fllllngham does and raise a circus In tho church." Mgr. Farley, who has been visiting tho Vatican, finds that Pope Plus has a keen senso of humor, and reports that ho greatly enjoyed the following story: It was of Con Crcegan's father, who, on his deathbed, was making his will, and, In order thnt ho might hnTO strength to do no.was plentifully plied with punch by Con and a group of neighbors. Toward tho closa tho dying man cried to his son: "Ah. Con, Conl Just touch my Hps once more with tho jug. Wlsht, my son, yon watered tho drink." "No. Indeed, father, dear." whllo a low murmur of pity chorused through the cabin; "but It's the taste that's lavln' ye." FORGERS CAUSE SCARE. Many l!eclltl In 1H18 for Maklnu I'rnnduleut'Uank Notes. At tho beginning of the last century there was a very flourishing trado In England which tho establishment of freo trade undoubtedly helped to de stroy, says tho Liverpool Post Wc refer to tho manufacture of Ilank of Kngland notes. In tho first decado of the century this Industry reached very large proportions, and It was support ed and encouraged by tho skill of first rate continental artists. The matter was brought up In parliament, and the commons ordered a return to be mndo of tho total value of tho forged notes presented at tho Dank of Kngland for paymont, and refused, from being forg ed, for the 11 years from tho 1st of January, 1801, to the 31st of December, 1811. This return, which Is before us, runs: "Tho nominal Talue of the forged notes presonted for payment, aud refused, within the abovo-men-tloucd period Is 131,01 H. Ilase, chlof cashier. N. D. The above re turn Includes all forged notes supposed to hnvo been fabricated ou tho conti nent and presented within this pe riod." Parliamentary Inquiry had no effect lu diminishing tho crime, for the Did well and Fauntleroy forgeries soou fol lowed, aud every fortnight In 1818 on an average there was an execution In England for forgeries -of bank notes, and In 1820 more than 100 forgers were convicted, nut such crimes as those could hardly have created a greater scare lu Threadncedle street, howover, than the announcement a few years ago that somebody had succeeded In accomplishing a very simple scientific feat. It became known that a bank nolo had been split In two and tho au thorities wero aghast lest tho world should bo flooded with dupltcato notes, Tho splitting of tho note had undoubt edly been accomplished qulto honestly nnd without evil Intent aud tho man who split It was frank enough to let tho bank know that bo had (lone so. A long cprrespomlenco pnssed be tween tho bank and tho man with tho secret and at last a test was decided upon, a Ilank of England noto being sent to tho Inventor for experimenting upon, The bank received It buck In two pieces, the ono a fiicslmllo of tho other! The authorities wero puzzlod and for a moment the scare seemed to havo becomo moro real. But only for a mompnt. Closer examination brought back confidence, Tho tost had shown tho possibility of splitting tho note, but It proved, too, the Impossi bility of passlug the second half, tho printing on which was too faint to puuu. It transpired that tho method was to gluo a pleco of calico on each sldo of tho noto, leavlug the euds loose. When tho glue was dry the pieces of calico were pulled gently apart, with the result that the adhe sion of tho paper to the cloth being groater than tlio adhesion of the paper Itself, the two sides of the note ad hered to the cloth. On being damp ened the paper and the calico were again separated and there were two bank notes whero only ono had been before. PET CROW MARKS THE TIME. Mocks the Cuckoo aa tlje llonra Are, I'liaalriK Hnlftljr fly. Uoorgo Wrcako, of Rlbloy Township, near Le Beur, Minn., has a pot crow, Ikib, which has been with hltn for four yearn, and which ho claims Is the most Intelligent and useful bird living. Thcro It In tho Wreako home an old heirloom, a tautlful cuckoo clock, brought from Hwltzerlntid In pioneer days, ono of tho kind that hove a lit tle door at tho top In front, out of which springs n llttlo bird every nlxty in In ii tea nnd calls the hours with a "cuckoo" for each unit of tho hour. After tlio crow hnd been In the fam lly nbout two years he began to mock the clock cuckoo, nnd this finally grow to ho a passion with him, so that ho hardly ever failed to give a melodious "caw" when tho clock cuckoo wo call lng the hour. Borne six months ago. by reason of an accident to the shelf on which It was standing, the clock foil and the striking, or cuckoo, port wan completely broken, so the door never opeim and the bird never cornea out This appeared to be n great puz zle to Hob, for ho watched tho clock for sovcral days and seemed to lie studying deeply. At last however, ho came to a conclusion and greatly star tled tho family by taking up the duty the cuckoo had previously performed, and counting out the hours perfectly at tho exact moment with a clear call of "caw" for each hour the clock ought to havo struck, ono for 1 o'clock, Ave for S o'clock, nnd no on around the circle. Ho lias kept up his work to tho present Umo and calls every hour when he cun seo tho face of tho clock, aa regularly and perfectly as nn ordi nary timepiece with lu hammer and bell. If a lamp Is set at night where tbo light falls on the face of tho clock, the crow, though he will doze between times on his perch, will waken and call every hour all night long. More than this. If n lamp be kept lighted and a pin be thrust Into the wooden face of the clock so that the minute hand will pass over It but tho hour hand will catch on it and stop the clock at any hour of the morning, be tween 4 and 7 o'clock, Hob will notice It as soon as the clock stops and raise a shrill cawing that Is as good as an alarm clock, and keep It up till some ono got up and comes and removes tho pin. Minneapolis Times. Uao for Worn-Out llubbi.-r. It used to he a favorite remark of one of Chicago's largest pork packers that so many uses had been discovered for the hog that when he was killed nothing about him was lost but his squeal. As with the hog, so It Is with the product of the rubber tree noth ing tangible Is lost Worn-out rubber, like worn-out sli ver, Is something that does not exist In these days. Kvcr since the advent of bicycles and motor cars, both of which drew heavily on tho world's rubber supply, nnd ever slnco the hundred and one uses to which rubber Is put In connec tion with electricity, the material has become more nnd more scarce and v:tl unble, so that even the old rubber shot nnd the worn out rubber hoot mny throw out their chests In pride at be'.ui worth really something. Nothing con taining rubber Is discarded nowadays. Tho old rubber coat over which the spring tires of a motor car may run on a country road to-day mny some day find a nesting place In the soft tresses of a woman s hair, after hav ing been transformed Into a handsome comb. Even rulcanlzed rubber, which, owing to tlio sulphuric process to which It was subjected, was formerly valueless, Is now subject to a process which rejuvenates It and makes It fit to be worked up ngalu for tho purpoei of tho manufacturer. Immenso quan tities of tills product, which formerly was assigned to a rubbish heap, are now treated and admixed with a cer tain percentage of new gum, enough to cheapen the piece of most rubber goods turned out by the manufacturer to-day. Old rubber, however, can Iw used by Itself without any addition of fresh gum. the process of treatment being a simple one- Keep Genus Out of Land. Have you had your farm vaccinated? If not you should proceed to have It done at onco. Science has done a great deal for the farmers. It has killed the bugs and worms that prey on his crops; It has treated his animals when Blck and saved their lives; It has experimented with seeds and raised the quality and quantity of their yield) It has done a great many things to help blm achlovo success. Tho latest service of special Interest which we have heard Is noted In tho National Geographic magazine, whero It Is shown that tho process of Inoculating eterllo ground and making It bring forth tho fruit In abundance Is an easy task. Inoculation to pro vent smallpox, diphtheria, rnhlcs, etc., we know nbout, but It Is qulto ns mys terious as tho Inoculation of old worn out soils to make them fertile. Certain germs make for ferttllty of tho soil. They are collected or gen erated by tho Department of Agricul ture, according to this veracious au thority, and sent by mall lu a small packago about llko a yeast cake. Tho cako 1 said to contain millions of dried germs. It is thrown luto a barrel of pure water nnd turns It a milky white. Seeds or grain and grasses aro washed with this water and when planted aro said to produco wonderful results even on what Is regarded ns exhausted soil. Tho land Is really treated to an Inocu lation nnd cured of Its disease of bar renness. Hnvo your farm vaccinated and get rich from tho big crops you will rnlso. Minneapolis Journal. Occasionally a girl marries a man Just to keep him from banglug around tho houso evenings. CATARRH IS THE CAUSE OF MOST KIDNEY DISEASES PE - RU Famuel H. Spreeher, Junior Beadle Court An gelina, 3, JIT.' I. O. (I. F., 205 New High St., Los Angeles, Cal., write-: "I came here a few years ago suffering with catarrh of the kidneys, in search of health. I thought the climate would cure me, but found I was mistaken. Hut what the climate could not do Peruna could and did do. Seven weeks' trial convinced me that I had the right medicine, and I was then a well man, I know of at least twenty friends ond members of the lodge to which I belong who have been cured of catarrh, bladder and kidney trouble through the use of Peruna, and It has a host of friends in this city." SAA1UEL H. SPRECHIiR. Catarrh of the Kidneys a Common Disease Kidney Trouble Often Palls to He Regarded as Catarrh by Physicians. Catarrh of the kidneys is very com mon indeed. It is a pity this fact is ,he djfflc,, bJ. cradicating tho ca not better known to tho physicians ai toh from Ue kWnej.g Catarrh is well as the peopic. the cau!e ol kidney difficulty. P.e- Peoplo have kidney disease. They move the caU50 anJ VQU rem0Te tho take some diurcti-, hoping to get bet- tfIecti with unerring accuracy Peru tor. They never once think ol catarrh. na g09 rigM to ,he pot The kidneys Kidney disease and catarrh are seldom ar(J eQon doing their work wUh ,riect associated in the minds ol the people, i anu, aias, ii is nut wij wk ated In tho minds of the physicians. Too few physicians recognize catarrh of the kidneys. They doctor for some thing else. They try this remedy and that remedy. Tho trouble may be ca- Horrors of Solitude. Mr. Minks (reading) "The captoln's wife was the only one who escaped, and she was thrown by the waves upon tho beach of on uninhabited Island." Mrs. Minks Poor thing! How did she ever button her dress In tho back the next morning? "The Magna Charta of Japan," a happily timely topic, will be discussed In the July Century by Baron Kentaro Kaneko, one of the four authors of the Japanese constitution. Baron Kaneko Is a Harvard A. B. and Doctor of Laws. Ho is a member of Japan's Houso of Peers nnd wns formerly Minister of State for Agriculture and Commerce. He is in America now as the envoy of tho Japanese Emperor. Same Tiling. "IIo's employed by the railroad com pany now, I understand." "Yes; ho has charge ot tho puzzle de partment" "The what?" "He makes out the time tables." Phil adelphia Press. h-Keelev liouor-morpwne-tosacco I QVure HABITS PERMANENTLY CURED I eU c ron full paaticuiarj uaaul KlirtlLtTIMSrtlUir.- PORTLANP.0WC, Warned In Tlnio. Old Dumps A penny for your thoughts. Young Gumps I am trying to remem ber what It was my wife wanted me to bring home. Old Dumps Myl myl Don't do It. ItemeraberinE the things a wife wants you to bring home Is a mighty bad habit By tho time you've been married ten years, sho'll be giving you a list as long as the tariff law. Do you like your thin, rough, short hair? Of course you don't. Do you like thick, heavy, smooth hair? Of course you do. Then why Hair Vigor not be pleased? Ayer'sHalr Vigor makes beautiful heads of hair, that's the whole story. Sold for 60 years. M I haTS niad Ayar'a Ilatr Vlor for a Ions tlms. It la. ludeail. a vuuderlul lialr toulc, rcitortos health to tlia hair aiul acalp, aud, al tha aaiua time, provtnir a plemlld drrtiluir." X)u- J. W. TAVOU, Madlll, lud. T. ft DO a bottle. Alt dnisTsrlitn. i for- Weak Hair A.mrs - NA CURES CATARRH. Mwannun. tuirh all tli time. A few bottles of Peruna would cure them. Pe-ru-na Removes the Cause of the Kidney Trouble. Peruna strikes at the very center ol Thousands of Testimonials. Thousands of testimonials from peo ple who have had kidney d.'sease which bad gone beyond the control of the physician are received hy Dr. Hart- To be a successful wife, to retain the love and admiration of her husband should be a woman's constant study. If she would be all that she may, she must guard well against the signs of ill health. Mrs. Brown tells her story for the benefit of all wives and mothers. " Dear Mns. rnreiiAM : I,y(tla E. rinUImm's Vegetable Compound will make every mother well, strong, healthy and happy. I dragged through nine ycarsof mberahlo existence, worn out with pain and weariness. I then noticed a statement of a woman troubled as I was; and tho wonderful results she had had from your Vege table Compound, and decided to try what it would do for me, and used It for threo months. At tho end ot that time, I was a different woman, tho neighbors remarked It, and my hus band fell In lovo with me all over again. It seemed like a new existence. I had been suffering with Inflamma tion and falling of tho womb, but your 1 1 . t 1 .i,.. nnfi i..,m ,.n . - entire system, till I was Indeed llko a now woman. oincereiy, yours, xuns. Cms. l Unowjf, 21 Cedar Terrace, Hot Springs, Ark., Vice President Mothers CJab. flOOO taftlt If original of atKt aiftl rbvlpg ctnuliwttu sonnet bl produi$a v la lima. Hold br druwLte. Ml Captain James I,. Dempsey, Captain 2nd Precii.ct Troy Police Korce, writes (rout 108 Forry St., Trny, N. Y, ns follows! "Prom my personal cxpcrlcnco with Pe ru n a I am sntlslled It Is n very tine remedy for catarrhal affection., whether ot the head, lungs, stomach or pelvic organs. It curcscoldsulckly, and a few doses taken after undue exposure prevents Illness. "Some of tho patrol men iindor mo have also found great relief from Peruna. 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