No Appetite
Means loss of vitality, vigor
or tone, and is often a pro
cursor of prostrating sick
ness. Tills Is why it is
serious. Tho best, thing
you can do is to tnko tho
great alterative and tonic
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Which has cured thousands.
Wlier llin t'oftt Gome.
riilluoiliT -Tin only thing Hint em
iiinln any innii, rich or pour, urrfn'tl
luiiipj" l lot v, mill Igr cuaia mil prii
ny.
I'racllrnl Mnn -1 rue but Wei.lii llif
lorrcl ouii In clothra null Ilk. Hit )M
Nick.
An American fiic'lory at llnliurtr Ur
plli'i lnii'lllniilli' liinkm fur Hi wliola
l'rwaahiii rulln iij- ytnn.
HglliotlYilllflli.l Mn. Wlnalcma'e Huullillif
r'ill liaalraiiiailjr lo ma lor llitlr olilMnu
1utlutlMltalUllia;i'ilol..
' A Helm.
Mater Vim liulf told inn lirr iinnir,
jet I know no niurti tlmu 1 dlil tiefurv.
In Kill) lieilllllflllV
Illullirr lli-iuitlful? Why, alia run I.I
miikit tvcii Urn iircai'iit fahhloiit look ai
(lallc. Fl
ITP r.rni.iirittlrturM. rfontaor aervouanaoa
Hi) .n.r ni.liUr'iu...,flir Kliu.'.iJr.iN
Ilt.lurrr Kl fur KrK.tV lrlalh.illlttfi1 IraalU
if, II. II.KIIi... l.t.l !. JmIiM.
Unroll) Trnatinniiu
Mm, Klmiiy- Doi-tnli. my lniatjan' lie
lot tho imriilrr.lt lu tl.t lulga, to I.p
earii'l III.IVC III fret.
Doi'tor Dark la ilnt to, Mra. Klmnjl
UVII. I'll mil right away.
Mra. Kliony Vr. iloetali. in' lie tunh
lu liruiitf ynnli Imujo t-rlonit. If ilnt
loan itnrt lilt Inlcn gulii', iiiiIIiIii' will.
$100 Steward, 1100.
Hi rruleraiif Ihla falr will be t.lMBa. to
Ivmll llml llitlu It tl Itiat out itrra4tl Ulitut
ih.i toltiiro ht keen to nut In til lit
il.KM, til. I that la l aunll. Iltll'a ( alarm
t'uit iatlinonly jaltlvo eurv known to tlit
mu'llcal f raateriiKr. tltrili tMliia a couaillu
tliiiiti ill.et.0, riUlrrt t eoiiilllullontl Irrtt
llinlll. Iltll't I Klarth I lilt la tak til lllltruallr,
ai'tlna illrodljr uitt llo MmI and luilcout
iurla(a of tlit ayhltin, llitrvlir alrorlliv tba
totiiKltlliin of llin iIIm.i
aim aiTina mn
lltul atiriiaiti hy l.nll.lli.a; op tl.
it coliaiiiuiion
ami a.a itltiK litlllto 111 tlolna Ita w(
Ita work. Tht
eioerltloia liavo ao much (altli lu Ita corallrt
..trathttih.r " ! ilun.tit.l lioilatt
lor mir (thatlttaiutocutt. Htud for Hal
Sl toallmoulala.
A.l.tit.a. K. I. cilKNKY A CO.. ToloJo. O.
ol.l lir iliuaalala, 7r.
Ilall'a Kanillj I'llla alt tht Ult.
AuoolitltlliK for I lie Orowlli or ITaliea.
I. ad Vlaltor (nbu lint been llitenlug
to I'laeator't tloryl I didn't ktiuw that
trout crrw at luri; aa that.
I'laeator't Wife Oh, jra, tlitj do
atttr Hit tturj baa been told a tan
tluita.
I'lao a Cure fa a reintdr fornouKha, col.la
and coiiautiiptluu. Try It. l'rlco 23 centa,
at drugglalt.
The Cook'a CarrjIiiK Capacity.
"Vou art hatlug trouble with your
cook a"
"Yea. Tlia drat one carried on ao."
"And how about tlia laat!"
"Kliu rnrrlrd oft an. I loat two veati
and a hat." I'lilladtlplila ltrrord.
-KcplevLIOUOR-MOBFHINC-TOBACCO
IVrTwT HINTS PFITMlHrMTt Y CURffjl
i1. rna ruiL pajiticulaju
latMUTintiiriMSTiruTr FoaiTLAND.cmr,
After Venua had auawtred Hit pray
ra of the ruling girl and bad arnt tier
a liual.au. I alia nrtt wonlilpvd Ilynitu.
Th I a god waa ndorrd only un the day of
tlit morrlagt ceremouy, uercr bufor uur
afttr.
To Break In New Shot a.
Alwaya ahaka In Allru'a Koot-Kaat, a lvrdtr.
llcurra hot, aivtallna, achlnf. awullrn ftft.
furra rorna, llilowlng nalla and titinlolia At
altilniKatataaiiil atn atorra,2.V lien't arrrt
iaululltilte Hami.la inallp.l rilK.t. AUilltaa
A)
i.n o.
. Oll.ntt.l. I A, Hoy, N Y.
Wliy l'rult Treea I'alL
Country Life In America points out
that lb o dropping oR r young fruit la
not due to liiHoct pesla, as It la popu
larly auppou-d. More ofteu It Is bo-
cause of the fact that many varieties
or inula are aeu-aieriiu ami inu uioa'
aoma re(Ulre the contact of the pollen
of other varieties before they will ma
ture fruit. Not getting tills pollen,
many fruit treea do not boar at all or
very much. The anino trees treated by
the uiethoda of grafting and planting
iv 1 1 1 often bear large fruit and plenty
of It
THE KING OFjA
BLOOD PURIFIERS SSS
disrovereJ
popular fuvor ns S. S. S. The people everywhere indorse lit,
n,l ibern nr few liomes where S. S. S. for the blood It
tnnwri nnd uaed. It it Bitocrior
nary blood medicines. In the hrat
mirclv veiretuble comnound. made
iclcctcd for their wonderful purifying and tonic properties that act
.... . . i. r 1 1 ,r..w. I ..
upon tlio blood, purging h oi iinjiuruica uuu " inr,
natural condition. At the same time, under its tonic effects the gen
eral system improves, tlio sluggish organs are toned up, and renewed
strength and vigor and better health is the result. No bad after-effects
follow tho use" of S. S. S., as so often happens with blood medicines
containing strong minerals, which dernnge tho stomach and digestion
and in other ways damage the system. For diseases of the blood,
such as Chronic Sores, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Boils and Pirn-
always ttEiira a. 8, a. on HAND. R1."', " " . Tetter,
' ,., Wood Poisons, and other
a.nt...n,-irMor troubles due to impure or
bttn utlns- your 0, B. S. aa a houathold rtmedy. bad condition ol tlio blood,
X bar taken It aa a tonlo and appttlaor, and be no remedy acts SO promptly
lUrttbtr la non. b.tt.r. I bar. ua.d It for my j thoroughly as S. S. S.
thlldrtn at Tarlouatlm for llttl akin eruption, f, ' ' ,, "b,,. . ' ' J
bollaandpolaonaoauaadbrplaylna; with w..da. " readies deep-seated,
0. 8. B. la my standard, naver mind what 1 th long-standing cases, Upon
matttr. If X ua a botti ol p. B. a. tt tone up tu which the ordinary potash
.yttem, olaanatt th blood and make. m. wall nlul sarsupnrillu compounds
aaaln. Aa an all-round family mtdlolna I contldcr , JL .
nn n 7h. ,m.d0f th. kind that bar. x have no effect. Even where
Yr uaed, and generally kp It on hand a a fam. there is an hereditary
llyr.m.dy. MBB. V. O. WUITTINQTON. I)rclHSp0sition to disease,
S. S. S will search out and remove from the blood the fixed poison and
build up the health ; it enriches and purifies weuk, thin blood and stim
ulates tho circulation. Pure blood is essential to health. You can
exist without good blood, but can never be robust and strong; for every
organ, tissue and nerve in the body looks to the blood for nourishment,
and unless this vital fluid is kept in a pure, healthy state, the rest of
the body suffers and tho system soon breaks down. Nature has pro
vided in S, S. S. a remedy for diseases of the blood which long
experience and a thorough test have proven superior to all others, and
tho acknowledged " King of Blood Purifiers."
OUR MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT, in charge of graduated physicians,
is an important part of our business, maintained for the benefit of thou
who need advice or special information in regard to their case. Writo
us, and our physicians will advise you without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CAa
IIotoiiko or Wnlttr.
Tlin rcKurdluit (ruiictlr imtiit
Klers come to tn cliitulnt ollk'lala lu
atrtingu ways iid from peculiar
noliicet, suy tuu New Vork Tilbum,
One of tlu cUi'croit waa cubit dls
piiti'li from lli'nniiilu. rei'rlved fw
weeka iiko. It rend: "(Jntlonn, New
Yoik: Wuti-li Ureen bleycle trunk
from llcriimiln." Ther was no slgns
lu re. iiml thu oflMuls, ullrrly plixjelt-ci
ni to Hit' ourri' of Hid uif nunc, uwnlt
i.m tlio urilvul of tun next llerwiidn
boat with liitrri-nt. Mure enough, there
wan n piissi-ngrr named Green, ami
nmoiK bit lilggugB wu a blcyclt
trunk.
Ho mud' tlio uaiml declaration that
ho wn hrliiKliiK In nothing dutiable.
"Wbnt la In this?" asked an luipect
or, tnilni( Ihu lilcyi'le trunk.
"My bli'jvle, of course."
"Hllppoao you open It," said tb In
spector. Mr. tlrccn was aorry, but be bod lost
the key. 'J'Ihmi they luoku It open and
roil nit It pnrki'd Willi cipi'iialvo clgara,
wbli'h wi'ro promptly coiillsruted.
The mystery of tlio cabled tip was
cleared up by a pnaaongcr who bad
atoppi'd lu Hamilton at the same hotel
wllb (Ircen. It seemed lliut (Jreen
never tipped lintel aervanta. Ono of
t ti i-t it (Uncovered that be wa packing
tlio bleyclu case Willi clgura and told
hla felluwa. They chipped In enough
to pny for the cable dispatch and In
kIvIiiu tne tip hud revenge for tips not
given.
In I'rttchtr'a llvldtnct.
lioluiid, III., Juno 27. Diabetes hat
ao lung iH'en looked upon aa an uncur-
able form of Kidney Dleeoao that aiure
cure fur It iniiat rank aa one of the
moat valuable medical discoveries- ol
the age. And every day bllngs forth
(noli evidence that Itodd's Kidney
I'llla will cuie Diabetes. Important
evidence in their favor la given by Hev.
Thoa. II. Noiinan, the well known Hap-
tiat in I ii Inter here. Mr. Norman taya:
"I had all the symptoms of a bad
caae ol Dlalwtea and received ao much
1 , . ., ... . ,, .
lielicllt from the uae of Doild'l Kidney
I'llla that I clHiilully recommend
tliem to anyune aufTering from that
dread diaeaae. Dixld'a Kidney l'illi
will cure the worat form of Diabutea."
Doild'a Kidney I'llla alwaya cure Ola
Ih'Icb one of the final stagea of Kidney
Diaearo, All the earlier atagea from
. . . ,,. , " . .
Ilackacbe to Itheuniatlam are natuially
much more easily cured by the same
remedy
Our Country' Growth.
No nation on earth can show ao
rnpld a growth In population aa the
United Hlntea. The recent bulletin of
tint Cetiaua llureuu contains the eatl
mil lea of populntlon for HHH, 1(K)2 and
HKi;i for all tho rltles linrlng 10.000
or more Inhabitants In 1000 and for
Kin let and Terrltorlce. According to
the figures preaented, the total eatlmat
ed populullori of tho United Ktatea,
cxclualvo of Ahtakn and the Inaular
pOHKcaalona of tlio United Hlntea, Is 70,
IHM,:fjH. Tlila la an Increaae of 3.00.-
81 1 since the cenaua of 1000. The pop
ulation la eatlumted for 4.18 cllles hur
Ing 10.(3 or more Inbabltants In 1000.
According to these eatlmatea. New
I York Is now a city of 3,710,130 Inbab
'itanta; Chicago la rapidly nppronclilng
, tho two million mark, having l,873,8KO
lnhnbltnnta; l'blladelphla has 1.3(37.71(1;
, Ht. I.oula line Just panned and Itotton
' bna altniiat reached the 000,000 mark;
llultlmore baa M 1,3 13; Cleveland la
now a cnnalderiiblo distance ahead of
Cincinnati, which cities bare iHfiM
and K.TJ.2II. llufTnlo bna olio conald-
erably Increnaed Its population, being
: credited with :W 1.1(13 Inbabltants. San
rrnuclaco nnd I'lttaburg arc also close
competltorH. the former having 355,010
nnd tho bitter 315.01.1. Detroit, Mil
t wnukee and New Orlenna have Just
paaaed :t(f.(HKJ and Wasblngtou la close
to that figure.
Talked Too Much.
Teaa She told me aba waa going to
bleach her luilr.
1.... ll... I...ll.nr.. 1 1
t0 k,.f,, ,ark. I'lilladelphla Presa.
Good intrutluua art very mortal aud
perlaluibln tliluga; Ilk very mellow and
choice fruit tliey art very dllllcult to
keep. Hltniuotia.
Th net of the Hlerra Nevada moun
tain", the youngeat of the American
rniigea. la eatlumted at 3,000,000 yeara
by l'rof. I.awaou, of tb Uulveralty of
California.
haa met with auch
iu many wnya to the ordi
place. S. S. S. ia o guaranteed
exclusively of medicinal roota
Ill TUB PHtflB BOX.
Wbti-e I'roftttlonal Bcortra mni tie
poittrt Kt Traek of Oamt.
At th grounds where the Lr.vfesslon
a) clubi play baseball you may have
nojlced a small boillke atructuro
perched on the roof of the grand stand.
Ita position directly back of the home
plate and on a line Willi the pitcher
k the best poaalble for a view of the
gouie, and If you are lucky enough to
be, Invited up by aome of those who
bare a right there, you will be sur
rlad to And bow much better you
can watch wbat la going on than from
i teat nearer the ground.
This little house with the wire net
llog over the front to guard agulnat
I'oul files la called the press or acorers'
bo i. The young men who alt there
have need of every facility for olwerv
lug the game, became afterward they
must present an abaotutely uccurate
lecord of It If the contenting iiIii.-i
belong to an Important league and
play lu a large city them will Iw an of
flclal scorer for en eh club, bealdea re
port era from each of the dally newa
papera. Th acorers havo to rvcord
every move of the game, and, when li
la over, praaent to the rnauagera of
til elr club a complete aet of figures. '
from which anybody who underatumli i
tb aport can tell exactly what en. li '
player ha done how welt or bow J
poorly be baa played.
Watch a acorer at work. Iicfor
blm Is an open book with the iinmeai
of oo club written down the left-!
band aide of one page and tbime of the
oppoalng team inscribed on the page
opposlt. After each name la a line
of checker board aquarea, curiously
marked off, and at the end of theae
on the tight of ench page are aeveral;
perpendicular columna, bended A 11.
It. 1 11, H II, H II, 1 O, A, mid I". for
th aummnry. Tbeae atnnd for, ro
ariectlvely, times at bat. rum. tin
tlmea a player haa reached tlrat bsao,
atolen baaea, sacrifice blta, put-outa,
aaalata and errora. The aymbola uaed
by profeMlonal a cor or a are couipura
tlvely few, and eaay to remember, and
anyou familiar with the game ought
to b able to use them after half an
hour'a atudy, followed by a little prac
tice St Nlcholaa.
QOETHE AND PANAMA.
foct' l'rophtcr In About th
Orttt Canal.
The Frankfurter Ztltung of Feb 0,
ItKM; In an editorial states that the
Panama Canal treaty haa been ratified
la Waahlngton, and that thereby the
i legal baala for the construction of th"
canal from the Atlantic to the Pacific
haa been created, and that the great
work can be completed In a compara
tively abort time.
it la perbapa pertinent, the paper
adds, to recall what (loethe said con
cerning these matters During a con
vert tlon with Eckennann In 1827
with reference to Humboldt's travels,
be said:
"This much la certain: If by a
croMCUt of tlila kind It could be accom
pllahed that veaaela with all aorta of
cargoes and of every alia could go
through such a canal from tho Gulf of
Mexico to th Pacific Ocean, quite in
calculable results would follow for the
utlr clvlllxcd and uncivilised human
race.
"I, however, would be surprised If
th United Mates would mlai the
chance to get such a work Into her
Iianda. It la to be foreseen that thin
young State, with Ita decided tendency
toward th West, will In thirty lo
forty year have also taken possession
of, and will have populated, tlio large
areas of land on the other aide of the
Itocky Mountains. It Is furthermore
to be foreseen that In this entire coast
of the Pacific Ocean, wher nature baa
already created tho most roomy and
safest harbors, In course of time very
important commercial towns will carry
on a Urge traffic between China and
the East Indies with the United State.
In aucb a caae It would not only be
deatrable, but alruoat necessary, that
merchant as well as war Teasels
ahould be able to bare quicker connec
tion with the western and eastern
coasta of America. I therefore repeat
that It Is entirely Indispensable for
th United Btates to make a pasaago
from the Oulf of Mexico to the Pacific
Ocean, and I am certain that she will
accomplish It." Consular Iteport.
OUR LUMBER INDUSTRY.
Jlor Illshty DtTtloptd Here than In
Any Other Country.
Russia leads tb world In the plant
ing of forests; th United States In
thalr wholesale destruction. Yet this
vast destruction means vast wealth to
the nation, and is the result. In part, of
that cry going up over the entire civ
ilised worldi "More woodl"
Ytn Americana In fact, few lum
berman realise the extent of tb lum
bar Industry of this country. We read
with wonder th value of tho Iron, the
ooal and th petroleum produced In thi
United States. Llkswlso, th produc
tion of American gold and stiver means
tremendous wealth. Th rastness of
th wheat crop Is almost beyond con
ception. Yet the valu of all Iron, coal,
petroleum, gold, silver, platinum, nick
el, aluminium, sine, lead, copper and
wheat produced In th United States
during 1893 was ?Uu000,000 less than
tho value of th timber crop Ave years
earlier.
In 1000 lumbering ranked fourth
among the great manufacturing Indus
tries of America, exceeding even tho
leader. Iron and steel, In the number
of man employed and the capital In
veeted. In America this Industry Is
mora highly developed than In any oth
er part of th world.
There are four distinct lumber pro
ducing districts In the Uulted States
namely, the northeastern, comprising
the northern New Knglaud States, New
York and Pennsylvania; the lake, com
prising the States of Wisconsin, Mich
igan aud Minnesota; tho Pacific, com
prising the States of Washington, Ore
gon and California, and tho southern
yellow pine, Included In eleven States
Virginia, North Uarollna, South Car
olina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis
sissippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas
and Missouri. American Monthly Re
view of Reviews.
Casey 01 see there's bin another
railroad wreck due to an open switch,
Caasldy Ay, 'tis a pity some wnn
don't luvlnt a switch thot'll stay shut
when It's open. Philadelphia Prcu.
Am
ers
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And yet, you arc not forty !
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"Ayr' If air Vigor Mitor1 U jntturtl
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ylMf1 It 1 M j on fttlio for It
Iks J. VlMDkOilt, UtrUtakltltU, N. T.
f I 00 ft twlllfl.
All ofiiyriin,
KilKllah Woinnii Dull.
Bnrnh llrnnd anya (but American
women are, for tlio iint part, more
thorough, more- Intelligent, better In
formed, larger tulndeil, and more
ngreenblo to meet than their llrltlib
dialers. The jiverage Kiigllahwomun
la dull, Idle, atugglah, uud Ineumpp
tent; the inernge Atm-rl. nn la busy,
bright, ciiergetb- ami ntialile
A prominent club woman.
Mrs. Danforth, of St. Joseph,
Mich., tells how she was cured
of falling of the womb and its
accompanying pains and misery
byLydia 0. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
" Deaii Mils. Pi.VEIIAii: Life looks
dark indeed when a woman feels that
her strength la fading away and she has
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I was advised that my poor health was
caused by prolapsus or falling' of tho
ivomli. The words sounded like a
knell to me, I felt that my Bun had set ;
but Iyilla K. IMiiUlium'.H Vcffc
tiililo Compound came to me as an
elixir of lifo ; it restored tho lost forces
and built mo up until my good health
returned to me. For four mouths I
took tho medicine dally, and each dose
added health and strength. I am so
thankful for thehelp I obtained through
Its use." Mils. Flohenck Damfoiitu,
1007 Miles Ave.. St. Joseph, Mich.
tSOOO fortit If criminal of aiwt Itttir pmtt
f anuntni ir cannot 6 protfutaj.
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TO WOMEN'."
'Women would suvo time and
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writo to Mrs. Pinkliaiii forndvlco
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put thousands of women, on tlio
right road to recovery.
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liicti lleltlnir. .T u r n. 8 Inch wide, aamt aa
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lurh Kin-dun Ho-.-, 10 n. lUarbarK Hot, tlti not
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HI
SIRCNCTII Of THE JAPANESE.
4
1 A Japanese house Is one of the sim
plest things ever built, for It consists
of little more than four posts and a
roof. But such "lmpermanence,"
which Is also seen In other things, Is a
part of the strength of the nation,
writes Douglas Bladen In "Queer
Things About Japan," for no people
In the world have so few wants.
The Japanese have no bread, no
beds, no fires, no boots or shoes, no
trousers for the men, no petticoats fof
the women for both sexes wear sev
eral dressing-gown, one over tb
other. In their houses they have no
windows, no doors, no walls but paper
shutters fixed In grooves, no ceilings,
no chests of drawers, not even a wash
stand. In the kitchen they have no range,
no pots, no pans, no flour blm. no
kitchen tables. Hut then they have
no tables or chairs In tho drawing
room, and In the real native house the
drawing-room itself Is only a lot of
bedrooms with the paper shutters
taken down. There Is no reason why
you should find anything In a Japa
nese house except inula, and a char
coal slovo for warming your fingers
and making tea.
These and a cushion or two, and a
quilt to sleep on, wun an elaborate
conventional pollteneaa, constitute the
furniture of a Japaneso house, except
the guest chamber. And the articles
In the guest chamber consist of a
screen, a kakemono and a flower-vase.
Along with bis magnificent want of
wants, so to speak, the Jdpanese com
bines a capacity to get huge pleasure
out of what we should regard as tri
fles, and after labors and sacrifices
that we should think Intolerable. This
extraordinary rtlpuee a ml whole
hearted enjoyment under all the nig
gardliness of bis lot marks the Japa
nese as unique among the peoples of
the world.
He lives on next to nothing, and
thrives on 1L He always has a smile.
He works whenever be can get any
work to do. They are all week-days
to him. Instead of a seventh day, Sun
day, be has his festa, a national boll
day or a temple festival. In either
case be goes a-farlng to some temple,
and takes his children or a friend. He
Is never too poor to have money to
treat them.
He only gives himself a holiday
when he Is out of work, and his boll
days are Inexpensive. He Just walks
a hundred miles to see some famous
garden In Its glory; he carries his lug
gage In a box, wrapped In oiled paper,
and gets a bed at an Inn for a half
penny. Ills food Is almost as cheap;
and when the last turn In the road
shows him the Irises of Horlknrl. or
the houso and cherry-trees of Toshlno,
on the day of all the year, he would
not change places with the King of
England.
HOW MEN SHOULD REST.
What a Celebrated Bpeclalltt Hat to Bay
About It.
In commenting on the well-authenticated
statement that Theodor
Mommsen. the famous German histo
rian, alept only about three hour a
day during the last twenty years of
his life, and yet attained to the rlpi
old age of SO, a celebrated specialist
In nervous diseases says that this re
markable record could undoubtedly b
attributed to Mommsen's extraordinary
Intellectual development and lntensi
absorption of his work.
"Contrary to the popular notion,'
the physician continued, "the mors
highly developed Is a man's Intellect
the less sleep he will require. The
reason Is that when all of life's forces
are centered In the Intellect there li
much less wear and tear on the body
than In the case when a more animal
life Is led. When the body Is used
merely as a means to a higher end, and
not Indulged for Its own sake. It will
respond In an astonishing manner to
the tasks that are placed upon It
"I am not what you would call a
'religious man, but I can testify thai
It Is Indubitably true that behind thi
body 1 a something call It Intellect,
spirit or soul, Just as you please that
has a power over the body that Is prac
tically unlimited; at least, I should
hesitate to place any limitation upon
It And when a man lives In his In
tellect soul or spirit, his body Is not
only subjected to a minimum of fric
tion and consequent minimum need ol
repair, but It can be used up to tht
maximum of Its capacity." Detroit
News-Tribune.
PHYSICAL CULTURE IN JAPAN.
Belief in Tula Training; la a Matter ol
Modern Growth.
Belief In physical training has really
been a matter of quite modern growth
In England, but as tt was slow to corns
It came with a rush. For we seem to
have been taken with a positive mania
for physical training, and there Is aa
much danger of our overdoing It aa
there was of neglecting what wo know
to be essential on health. Let us takt
a lesson from the hardy little Jap, who
Is the embodiment of "wlrlncss" and
who seems Incapable of fatigue, though
his sustenance Is only a few grains of
rice. The Japanese have practiced a
system of physical exercise for over
2,500 years, and to tilts Is due tht
splendid physique which enables them
to withstand fatigue. They hare been
called the "healthiest, strongest and
happiest men and women In the
world," and the credit for this must
be given to JIu-JItsu, the system re
ferred to.
Thcro are no less than six different
systems of Jlu-Jttsu, but every ono Is
based on diet and the healthy state of
the body. Every muscle Is brought
Into development and hardening by the
system, which means "muscle-breaking"
a term that docs not express the
fact Four years are needed for the
full development of the system, years
of regular, patient practice, and grad
ually the pupil begins to feel Its Influ
ence. St Louis Globe-Democrat.
lletween Friends.
"1 spent last evening In the company
of the one I love best In ull the world,"
said young Saplelgh.
"Sol" queried his friend Dlffklns.
"And didn't you tiro of your own com
pany J"
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Miss Mary Burns, 28 Spring Garden
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stomach trouble and to build up a
broken down nyrtein with the very beat
results, I am pleased to state my exper
ience with this excellent medicine, I
had been troubled with stomach
trouble and poor digestion for some
years, and although I tried many rem
edies and dieting, nothing seemed to
restore ray health until I used Peruna.
In three months I had entirely recov
ered my health and strength." Mary
Burns.
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"Of course, a horseshoe always means
luck."
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op to you behind your back it meant
hard luc'k." Philadelphia Presa.
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Incident to Worm Weather.
Nervousness Is very common among
women. This condition Is due to anae
mic nerve centers. Tlio nerve center
are the teservolr (or ncrvo vitality.
These centers becomo bloodless for th
want ol proper nutiltlon.
This condition Is especially notice
abl during the warm season. Every
summer an army ol Invalids are pro
duced "t a direct result of weak nerv
ous systems.
This could be easily overcome by the
us? of Peruna. Peruna strikes at tb
root ol the trouble by correcting tb
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increased nutrition (or the nerve cent
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Miss Blanche Grey, a prominent
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I took it a few months ago when I
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One reason why Peruna has found
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that it contains no narcotic of any
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It can be used any length of time with
out acquiring a drug habit. I'eruna
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It Is permanent in its effect.
It has no bad effect upon the system,
and gradually eliminates catarrh by re
moving the cause of catarrh. There
are a multitude of homes where Peru
na has been used off and on for twenty
years. Such a thing could not be pos
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At this season of the year we are pe
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