w
W ASHINGTON C O U N TY
$1000
HATCHET.
F a w e r f o r t l r r i r l r C ar a.
ra ft f r i t
n
Ì
be divided among the.......?........of the
ussing word.
FINDERS is the answer.
is x r r r s
-\
yÆefÉSitÊiiiiâ
late fall and early winter fruits o f vnri-
eties that, when grown on heavier soil,
should be kept in good condition until
spring.
\Schillings B est tea is not only pure but it
[....f ...... because it is fresh-roasted.
What is the missing word ?
S tra iK h te n itiK C ro o k e d S tream s.
f n
Get Schilling's Best tea at your grocer's; takeout the Yellow Ticket
e is one in every p a c k a g e ); send it with your guess to address below
It does not matter much how crooked
the little stream may tie that meanders
through tuisture lauds. But If It Is to
be cut for hay. or especially tf It Is de
sired to use the laud fo r plowing. It Is
important to have the brook straight
ened, so as to take as little room as pos
sible. In many places a straight, deep
ditch, cut to lead off a stream that only
runs in the spring, may be profitably
turned into an underdrain. The cou- .
venience o f plowing over it and the
laud saved w ill make It pay.
•ll'
e August 31 st.
One word allowed for every yellow ticket. If your ticket (or tickets)
For M ea su rin g Land.
gfccs us before July 1st. you are entitled to two words for each ticket
It Is often desirable to measure a plot
If only one person finds the word, he gets one thousand dollars
I) of ground for planting or to "run” the
gnl find it, the money will be divided equally among them.
sides and ends of a plot to get a piece
A LE TTE R TO WOMEN.
The directors o f the Hanover (G e r
many) tramway system have published
A few words from Mrs. Smith, o f
an important report, in which they nar
rate their experiences with accumulat Philadelphia, w ill certainly corroborate
ors as the source o f the power for their the cla m that Lydia E. Pinkham’s
cars. In Hanover both overhead wires V egetable Compound ia woman’s ever
and accumulators have been used for a reliable friend.
“ I cannot praise L ydia E. Pink*
considerable time, so that the managers
are in a position to institute a reliable ham s V egetable Compound too highly,
“ For nine
comparison.
Taking eve'yth in g into
account, they pronounce in favor of the weeks I was in
storage cell. The cost of maintenance ; bed suffer -
they say has been determined with the ing with in
utmost exactitude possible for the year flammation
1896, and the managers reach the con and conges
clusion that the additional cost of ac tion o f the
cumulators does not exceed one gros- \ ovaries. I
olien, or .2 o f a cent per mile. Conse had a dis
quently, it has been decided that the charge all
entire system shall, as soon as the re the time.
quisite arrangements can be made, be When lying
down all
driven by secondary batteries.
the time, 1 '
A STOUT B A C K B O N E .
fe lt quite
com fort
is »s e s .e n t la l 10 p h y s ic a l h e a lth as to p o litic a l
able; but as soon as I would put my
c o n s is te n c y . F o r w e a k n e s s o f th e b a c k , r h e u
feet on the floor, the pains would
m a tis m . a n d d is o r d e r s o f th e k id n e y s , th e to n ic
s o d d ie te tic a c tio n o f H o s te tte r ’s S to m a c h B it come back.
te rs ts th e o n e th in g n e e d fu l. T h e s to m a c h is
*• Every one thought it was impossi
th e n ta in s ta v o f e v e r y «niter o r g a n , a n d by in
v ig o r a t in g th e d ig e s tio n w ith th is p re p a ra tio n ,
ble for me to g e t w ell. I was paying 81
th e s p in a l c o lu m n , a n d a ll it s d e p e n d e n c ie s ,
are s y m p a th e tic a lly s tr e n g th e n e d .
T h e d y s per day for doctor's visits and 75 cents
p e p tic a n d b ilio u s w ill tin d it a p o re v e g e ta b le
a day for medicine. 1 made up my mind
s tim u la n t a n d to n ic .
to try Mrs. Pinkham ’s V egetable Com
Scientists say that the atmosphere pound. I t has effected a complete cure
surrounding the elobe is gradually di- j fo r me, and I have a ll the faith in tha
minishing, and that in the course of a w orld in it. W hat a blessing to wo
few thousand, or perhaps a few hun man it is!” — M r s . J f n x i b L. S m i t h . N o .
dreds of thousands o f years, the supply 824 Kauffman 8 L , Philadelphia, Pa.
evenly plowed. T o do this with a
measuring imle requires no little stoop
bi« at the end of the contest.
Those sending three or more in one ing. care to avoid error and consldera
W h ite w a H h in -. th e H en h on se.
ble time and effort. A device Is shown
irelope will receive a charm ing 1898 calendar, no advertisement on it.
. It Is hardly worth while to paiut the
Besides this thousand dollars, we will pay $r5o each to the two persons lu tne accompanying Illustration from henhouse, which is usually a cheap
the (im age .ludd Farm er which Is easi structure, made warm and comforta- i
j send in the largest num ber o f yellow tickets in one envelope between ly made and easy to measure land with.
hie, hut not stylish. But at the time o f j
Four boards cut In the form shown are spring cleaning It should never fall to j
e 15 and the end o f the contest— August 31st.
"halved” together at the ends and get a good whitewashing, lx>th inside w ill be exhausted.
braced by crosspieces so as to form an and outside, except the roof. It will
A N O N N LETTER TO M O T H E R S .
octagonal wheel, the circumference be
destroy all the smaller lice and all the W e a re a s s e r tin g in th e co u rts o u r rig h t to th e
ing Just one rod and each side one-
e x c lu s iv e use of th e w o rd “ C A S T O R IA ,” an d
eggs that would batch If this or oil
•• P I T C H E R ’S C A S T O R I A ,” a s o u r T ra d e M a rk .
eighth of n rod. T w o handles Hre put
were not applied to them. The white
on. plow handle fashion, and attached
I, D r. Sam u el P itch e r, o f H y a n n is , M assach u setts,
wash Is an excellent thing In winter w a s th e o rig in a to r o f * P I T C H E R ’S C A S TORI A ,”
Address: SCHILLING’S BEST TEA SAN FRANCISCO to the wheel by a pin at the center. It
also, as It makes the henhouse lighter. th e sam e th a t h a s b o rn e a n d d o es n o w b e a r th e
can then l>e wheeled In any direction
Every one sending a yellow ticket will g et a set of cardboard creeping
Cut this out.
ir two weeks.
Beware
Y ou won’t see it again
Bl
Of Mercury!
fac s im ile s ig n a tu r e o f C H A S . H . F L E T C H E R on
(tee pneumatic tires have come into
G e o lo g ic a l C o n gre ss.
on cabs in Paris, it has been found
The seventh triennial meeting of this
lowing to the reduced shook to ve- body w ill be held in St Petersburg this I
i, the cost of repair has been les- year. The previous session have been:
Philadelphia (inaugural), 1876; Paris
i fifty per cent.
(first congress), 1878; Boulogne, 1881;
dry volcanic ore along the Colo- Berlin, 1885; London, 1888; Washing
iver, above and below Yum a has ton, 1891; Geneva, 1894.
In each
louml to be rich in gold. It is country special endeavors have been
»ry to roast the rock in order to made to make the reunion as interest
t yield up its treasure.
ing and as agreeable as possible, extend
ing to visiting members every facility
¡number of unmarried women in for studying the prominent physical
H OM KM ADK L A N D M K A SU K K IÏ.
ind and Wales exceeds the num- and geological features of the country
of unmarried men by nearly 200 ,- they were visiting.
and the revolutions counted for the
The actual congress is to take place rods passed over. Such a measurer is
at the Imperial Academy of Sciences, more easily made than a circular
St. Petersburg, from August 29th to wheel, on which it is quite difficult for
September 4th— August 17th to 28d, the oixll narv worker to strike such a
O. 8 . The questions to be discussed circle, the circumference o f which w ill
have not yet been decided upon, but be exactly one rod. This frame is also
whatever they may be, a room will be | made and put together more readily
set aside for an exhibition of geological than a circular wheel.
maps, profiles, books, collections, in
D o n ' t O v e r w o r k t h e R o t *,
stilments, etc., and arrangements have
Farmers are sometimes very liuxxntild-
been made so that all objects intended
erate in the treatment o f their sons.
for this
exhibition and addressed
Without meaning any harm they im
“ Russia, St. Petersburg, Exposition du
pose labor upon boys which should be
Congress Geologique International,”
the work o f men.
Now, the physical
w ill be delivered at St. Petersburg
energies of a grow lug boy have already
without being submitted to any cus
nu Important work allotted to them,
toms inspection, and will be unpacked
that of building up a strong, healthy
in the presence of a delegate of the or
organization. The vital force cannot
ganizing
committee.
Furthermore, be exerted In making muscle« anti bone
such instructions have been given to and at the same time be extended In a
the Russian representatives in foreign hard day's work in the corn field. We
[ith a better understanding o f the countries, that on presentation of the have seen many Instances o f toys be-
transient nature o f the many phys- card of membership the vise of pass
lug stunted and dwarfed, because they
Uls, which vanish before proper ef- ports w ill be facilitated, and moreover,
■gentle efforts—pi easan t e ff orts— the same card shown at a Russian port were overworked by an inconsiderate
father. When work Is crowding in the
/directed. T h ere is com fort in
knowledge, that so many form s o f or frontier will render the customs in fields there Is strong temptation to util
ness are not due to any actual dis- spection as easy as possible. Then, ize every muscle, the willing boy Is Im
1 , but simply to a constipated condi- again, all geologists who have paid their pressed Into service to provide means
iof the system, which the pleasant subeription will obtain a non-transfer- for. the growing liogs, nt the expense of
ily laxative, Syrup o f Figs, prompt- able ticket, giving them the right tc his own growing body. This Is all
fnoves. Th at is w h y it is th e on ly travel first-class on the Russian and
wrong. A farmer would not for an In
fly with m illionsof fam ilies, and is
Finland railway free of cost. The ex stant think of harnessing tils tt-months-
ywhere esteemed so h igh ly b y all
(ralue good health. Its beneficial cursion arranged, both to precede and old colt and hitching him to a plow, and
chare due to the fact, that it is the succeed the meeting, include a visit why should not the growing Ixiy have
remedy which promotes internal to the Ourals, or to Esthonia, or to the same thoughtful consideration 7
illness without d e b ilita tin g the Finland, before the meeting, and to the Don't overwork the boys. They are all
“son which it acts. I t is th erefore Caucasus and Crimea after the meeting. the material we have to make men of.
portant, in order to g e t its bene-
—Market Basket.
efleets, to note when you pur-
According to the deductions of a well-
«, that you have the genuine arti-
P o u l t r y Fenclnw.
»hich is manufactured by the Cali* known astronomer, we receive as much
W ire netting Is so commonly used
n Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by light from the sun as could be emitted
now for the yarding o f fow ls that some
putable druggists.
by 680,000 full moons.
plan for properly putting up the fence
® the enjoyment o f good health,
tbe system is regular, laxatives or
The expense of the Vatican at Rome ts Important. Ordinarily this fencing
»remedies are then not needed. I f
Is slack and very untidy. It needs to
chd with any actual disease, one would be covered if every Catholic in be thoroughly stretched. T o do this
the
world
contributed
three-quarters
of
commended to the most skillfu l
the plan shown in the sketch may be
ms, but if in need o f a laxative, a cent a year.
Vaccination has just been introduced
aid have the best, and w ith the
normed everyw here, Syrup o f into Afghanistan by the advice of Miss
¡highest and is most largely Hamilton, an English physician, who
Ogives most general satisfaction.
is in attendance upon the ameer.
ladness Comes
* N«w F l y i n g M a c h i n e .
new flying machine, sim ilar in
'W to that of L ilien th al, has been
Herr Arthur Stenzel o f A l-
lUennsny, says the Popular Sci-
onthly. It has parabolic wings
"tltion of bird’s wings, io driven
P°wer of compressed carbonic
has lieen made to “ g o ” when
for safety to a guiding cable.
* force of one horse-power it
Sliced three meters at each beat-
me wings, of which there are
d three-tenths per second. W ith
/■Power and a half the machine
••de to fly free from the cable.
Ings are remarkably elastic, and
’t'ntor thinks that this is one of
of his success. T h ey are
0 unsoldered steel tubes and
j. an,l a»e covered w ith a spe-
L, p,r(v| india-rubber cloth. The
1 T*d*rec tH by a rudder which
® '‘ ea bird’ s tail. A s yet no
1 have been carried on the ma-
In the tropical forests so large a pro
portion ot the plants are of the sensi
tive variety that sometimes the path
of the traveler may be traced by the
wilted foliage.________________________
Only One!
Not more than flva
women in a thousand a refree
from some form of Kidney,
Liver or Bladder trouble,
which is certain to run into
serious d i s e a s e u n l e s s
checked.
Stop and T h in k !
that there is hut one known
remedy for these t r a d * » !
Ask any druggist, ph> sicia
or W end what it la. and be
w ill tell you*
ktnÜffil-OHE N T e T T H | V c *
s“ iviMSE V 1 - . 7 . b. <
E g C * C — S
»thing. It nobili«* the child, «o ft - 4
. -II pftin. cures wind roll«*.and Is 4
P a s te :
Twenty
cents a |
M a ke m o n e y b y suc-
e * a iu l
s p e c u la tio n in
h ic a g o .
W e b u y an d
w h e a t th e r e o n raar-
by
h e e a m a d e o n a s m a ll
« S a i l ? * in fu tu r e s . W r it e for
naVi 1 - ot r e fe r e n c e g iv e n . Sev
Sev-
P"N 1 JTT*n° * " n th e C h ic a g o B o a rd o f
-Jongh k n o w le d g e o f t h e b u s i
er
n * * r ° » C h ic a g o B o a rd
.
P R iS S u , WMli" PortUn4' <)r**°n.
i t * / . p i I . E S m r f< l; n o p a y un -
600k. LOW. MAN*FIELD
J”
_ _^^j*krket 8t.t San Francisco.
707 — S.F.N.U. No. 784
D F.VICE FOR ST R E TC H IM O W IR B FKXCIM C..
used to advantage. A strip o f board
has four or more hooks arranged on one
side to hold the roll firmly and to
stretch each section as It Is unrolled.
A pulley attached to the follow ing post
draws the netting tightly i«tst the pre
ceding post, when It is .secured firmly
with staples and the work advanced to
the next post.—American Agriculturist.
C o n t i n u o u s F.e-* Layinv.
No breed o f hens w ill lay an egg each
day for any very long time without a
period o f rest. This Is true even of
what are called the non-sitting varie
ties. There are a few days rest, gen
erally. though sometimes not more
than one or tw o between different set
tings. It is really surprising to see a
small hen—and some o f the best layers
are usually o f small breeds-producing
her weight in eggs within three or four
weeks. For Its bulk, the egg furnishes
the most nutritious food that a man can
eat.
_______
H e a v y c oll B e st f o r F r u it .
m i« great remedy stands
. DC o LATELY »«t thetop,
s0 acknowledged by
•"? most advanced thinkers
world.
This sugges-
e v e ry w rap p e r. T h is is th e o r ig in a l *4 P I T C H E R ’S
Fo-it W ater.
W ater In which soot has been dissolv C A S T O R IA ” w h ic h has been u sed in th e hom es
ed has alw ays been a favorite with flor Of th e m o th ers o f A m e rica fo r o v e r th ir ty years.
ists for mauuring plants, and also at L o o k C a re fu lly a t th e w r a p p e r a n d see th a t it is
the same time keeping off injurious in the k in d you h a v e alw ays bo u g ht , a n d h a s th e
s ig n a tu re o f C H A S . H . F L E T C H E R on th e
sects. It ha« a slight smell o f sulphur
w rap p e r. N o o n e h a s a u th o r ity from m e to u se
to which doubtless its power to repel ra y n am e ex cep t T h e C e n ta u r C o m p a n y o f w h ic h
Injurious Insects is due. Some ammonia C h as. H . F le tch e r is P resid en t.
lu the w ater makes it much more effec
M a rch 8, 1897.
S A M U E L P IT C H E R , M 4 X
tive as a fertilizer. The soot Is pure
The
most
valuable
fur is that of the
carbon, and has considerable power to
absorb ammonia, which it w ill give out sea otter. One thousand dollars has
only as the roots of plants surround thr been paid for a single skin of this ani
mal not more than two yards long by
carbon thus charged and absorb it.
three-quarters of a yard wide.
M a k in g
\
H orn e* K a t H lo w lv.
Many horses, especially if fed grain,
eat it much too fast to get the most
good from It. A good w ay to compel
slow eating Is to mix with the grain a
few clean pebbles, that w ill oblige the
horse to gather his food slowj.v. A still
l>etter way is to grind the grain and
mix tbe meal with three times Its hulk
o f cut hay, or tw ice Its bulk o f straw.
A T u b Silo.
In constructing a tub silo It is uauel
to cut out every other space between
the hoops fo r the doors. A silo 10 feel
high would nee«
but tw o doors, and
these should be pul
In as shown In the
cut. The staves of
the silo are put In
c/l
place; the stave ai
one side o f whert
the opening fo r thr
door is to be should
be cut alxnit one-
half off. so that the
saw can be Insert
z><>
ed when the silo 1 *
erected, and the re
mainder o f the doot
sawed out without
making an auger
hole. Saw the door
a t i : h s i l o .
at a bevel, making
the ot ten lug larger on the inside, so the
door w ill fit snugly In place when press
ed home by the ensilage. The edges of
the staves should be beveled, so that
when set in place they w ill form a tight
joint along their entire edge. The silo
n<«ed not necessarily be perfectly tight
when empty, nor need It be w ater tight
when the filling commence«. The moist
ure o f the ensilage w ill cause the wood
to exten d so that the silo w ill become
tight. A silo IB feet In diameter and
16 feet high would hold fifty-four ton«
o f ensilage.—Rural New-Yorker.
F arm
DRUNKARDS
|
C A N BE
SAVED
T h e crav in g tor d rin k I s a disease, a m arvelou s
cu re for w h ich has been d isco vered called ••Anti-
J a g,” w hich m akes the Inebriate lose all taste for
Htrong drin k w ith ou t kn o w in g w h y . as It can be
giv en secretly In tea, coffee, soup and th e like.
I f “ A n ti-J a g ” is not kept by y o u r druggist send .
one d ollar to the R en o va C h em ical Co., «« Broad-
w ay. N ew Y o rk , and it w ill be sent postpaid, In
plain w rapper, w ith Bill directions how
secretly. I n f o r m a t i o n m a ll« « ! f e e « .
The railw ay metals between London
and Edinburgh, a distance o f 400 miles,
are 210 yards longer in summer than
they are in w inter, ow ing to the expan
sion caused by the extra heat.
H O IT T ’ S SCH O O L,
A t B u r lin g a m e c o n t in u e * to m a in t a in It* h ig h
r a n k a* o n e o f th e bent sch o o l* fo r b o y * in C a l.
lf o r n la —Sau F r a n c is c o C h r o n ic le .
Representative
Sayers, of Texas,
wants the government to offer a prize
o f 850,000 for an engineering scheme
capable of controlling the Mississippi.
B ew are
o f O in t m e n t * fo r C a ta r r h
C o n ta in M e rc u ry *
That
M r. H en ry Roth, o f 1848 South 9th
Street, St. Louis, was given the usual
m ercurial treatm ent fo r contagious
blood poison. He was twice pronounc
ed cured, but the disease returned each
tim e, he was seized with rheumatic
pains, and red lumps and sores cov
ered his body.
" I was in a hor
rible f i x ” ha
says, ‘ ‘ and the
m ore t r e a t
ment I receiv
ed. the worse I
seemed to get.
A N ew Y o rk
specialist said
he could cura
me, but
his
treatm ent did
ygy
me n o g o o d
w h a te v e r.
I was stiff and fu ll o f
pains, my le ft arm was useless so
that I was unable to do even tha
ligh test work. Th is was my condition
when I began to take S. S. 8 ., and a
fe w bottles convinced tne that I was
b ein g benefitted.
I continued the
medicine, and one dozen bottles cured
me sound and well. My system was
under the effects o f mercury, and I
would soon have been a complete
wreck but fo r S. S. 8 .”
8 . 8 . S., (guaranteed purely vegetable)
is the only cure
fo r real blood dis
eases.
The m er
curial treatm ent
o f the doctors a l
w ays does more
harm than good. Beware o f mercuryl
Books on the disease and ita treat
m ent m ailed free to any address by
ttw ift Specific Co., A tla n ta , Ga.
sss
“ Complete
Manhood
A s m e r c u r y w i ll s u r e ly d e s tr o y th e se n se of
s m e ll a n d c o m p le te ly d e r a n g e th e w h o le s y s
te m w h e n e n te r in g it th r o u g h th e m u co u s s u r
fa c e s. S u c h a r tic le s s h o u ld n e v e r be u sed e x
c e p t o n p r e s c r ip tio n s fro m r e p u ta b le n h vsi-
c ia n s , as th e d a m a g e th e y w i ll d o is te n fo ld to
th e g o o d y o u c a n p o ssib ly d e r iv e from th e m .
H a l l’s C a ta r r h ( ’u re , m a n u fa c tu r e d by F. J.
C h e n e y & C o ., T o le d o ., O., c o n t a in s n o m er
c u r y a n d is ta k e n in t e r n a lly , a c tin g d ir e c tly
u p o n th e b lo o d a n d m u co u s s u rfa c e s o f th e s y s
te m . In b u y in g H a ll’s C a ta r r h C u re be su re
y o u g e t th e g e n u in e . I t is ta k e n in te r n a lly ,
a n d m a d e in T o le d o , O., b y F. J. C h e n e y & Co.
T e s tim o n ia ls fre e .
S o ld b y D r u g g is ts , p ric e 76c p e r b o ttle .
H a ll's F a m diy
ily P ill*
“ are th e b est.
The Canadian government has ar
ranged a system of cold storage on ra il
ways, at ports and on steamers, for the
preservation of perishable goods.
I know that my life was saved by Piso’s
Cure for Consumption.—John A. Miller,
Au .Sable, Michigan, April 21, 1895.
Mr. Gladstone is the freshest, liv e
liest, most thoroughly up-to-date "hack
nuqjber” existing in the world today.
How to Attain It"
A
W onderful
N ew
Medii'*! Hook, w r itte n
fo r Men O n ly.
On*
c< py i,lay be had free,
sealed . In plain e n v e l
ope, on ap p lication .
ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
•S Niagara t t „
B U F F A L O . N . Y.
BASE BILL GOODS Special Datas
TO CLUBM.
W e c a r r y th e m ost c o m p le te lin e o f O y m n a a iu m
an d A t h le t ic CoodM on th e ('oaut.
SUITS A mu UNIFORMS MADE TO 0S0ER.
Send fo r O u r A th le t ic C a ta lo g u e .
W IL L a F IN C K C O ..
8 1 8 - 8 2 0 M a r k e t Ht*. Sa n F r a n c ia e o , Cal *
Notes.
Keep the very best o f the hay for the
work teams.
A laid disposition Is a poor recom
mendation in a horse.
W ith all grow ing stock increase the
feed a « the animal requires It.
Hogs w ill keep healthier If too many
are not kept together.
The careful farm er ran always breed
a better quality o f beast than he can
buy.
The object o f mulching during the
summer Is to maintain moisture in the
soil.
Good win-at bran is a good flesh gro w
er and milk making material to feed to
stock.
More horses are injured by hard d riv
ing on an empty stomach than in any
other way.
By not allow ing the weeds to grow
there wilh lie no necessity for killing
them later on.
Be on the lookout fo r the white cater
pillar. They are the parent o f the cab
bage worm.
H ave everything in readiness so that
the harvesting can lie done a« soon as
the crops are fu lly ready.
As a general rule the earlier varieties
o f grain, fruits or vegetable« are not a«
productive as the later ones.
The oftener tbe gras« la cut the great
er the Injury to the weeds, as they are
thus prevented from seeding.
Owing to its earilness and the ease
with which It Is cultivated. It was nat
ural that fo r a long time sandy soil
should he preferred by the fruit grow
er. But It Is becoming understood that
well underdrained, heavy soils can be
It la the testimony o f almost all cap
worked nearly or quite as eariy as
sandy soils, snd these are much richer tain« o f tbe ocean-going liners that chil
In the mineral elements o f plant food dren are rarely If ever seasick—a fact
that are essential in perfecting frnlt of that ought to prove o f some suggestive
any kind. In many o f tbe winter fruits therapeutic value to those who attempt
tbe easiness o f ripening on light soil to prescribe remedies for this dreaded
(»com es a disadvantage, aa It makes but apparently inevitable affliction.
STRONG,
YET W EAK
It seem s a lm o s t o u t o f p la c e to *av th a t a
m an m ay he a g ia n t In p h y s ic a l d e v e lo p -
• m e n t an d y e t th a t a s t r ip lin g c o u ld o u td o
h im In a e im p le t»*st o f n e rv e . B u t i t ’* v e ry
o fte n tr u e , f/ook a t th e g re a t, b ig , h u n kv
fe llo w ; he c o n id k n o c k flo w n an o x w ith
h i* fl*t
B u t h i* b ig h e a r t i* s u it, an d h e
la c k * ‘ g r it .” H i* s y m p a th ie s are hm s tro n g
a* h i* a rm , b u t h i* n e r v e fa il* o fte n a n d he
i* a sh a m e d o f h im s e lf. He d oe* n o t u n d e r*
s ta n d It, am i It d o e* seem mi ra n ge .
Dr.
H am len e x p la in s th e re a so n in hi* b o o k ,
“ T h re e C lau ses o f M e n .”
DR. SANDEN’S
ELECTRIC BELT.
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It
s q u e e ze * th e fo rce s o f v it a lit y a n d m a k e s e v e r v p a rt o f th e b o d y stro n g . .Vow, d ru g * te a r
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s tro n g . I t fu r n is h e s Us o w n p o w e r, v b ile d r u g s s im p ly d r a in th e p o w er th a t is in th e
body.
C a ll a n d see Dr. Han d e n to d a y .
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