Scrofula
Few are entirely free from it.
It may develop so slowly as to cause
little if any disturbance during the whole
period of childhood.
It mav then produce dyspepsia, ca
tarrh, and marked tendency to eon-
»umption, before causing eruptions,
aores or swellings.
To get entirely rid of it take the great
blood-pnriiier,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
.. ,, A
Broiultilum.
I
Q U E S T IO N S A N D A N a W fcR S .
Oli, girls, * exclaimed the gushing !
-
innl'b 11 ou the crowded street car.
, . , , ,
.
'I'vu
, „
, .
. ,
. ' Valuable information to Pac A « North
1 ' e ji st washed my Uc.ir aud 1 can t I
. . .
do a thing with I t l” Just then th e;
wast trq jira ra .
car gave a lurch aud she shrieked ns
the utau iu front o f her stepped on her
‘ hot.
'•lleg pardon." muttered the wean-
straphanger who had dono the step-
plug. "Y ou eoe, I've Just washed my
feet and I can't do a thing with them."
— Judge.
I! lack Coated Can per*.
W e are becoming not only a nation
of shopkeeper*, but a nation o f clerks.
Every young man wishes to be a clerk,
Quick Itctlex A ction.
every young wumau a typewriter. The
Shocked aud Grieved I ’areut— Tommy, profession Is frightfu lly overcrowded
where did you get those beautiful litt <
and frightfu lly underpaid.
We have
spotted eggs?
You have beeu robbin|
neither servants nor laborers, only an
some bird's nest, you wicked boy .'
Tommy— I'm goin' to set the old hen army o f blackcoated paupers.— LondoD
on m, mamnm, aud raise some pretty lit Graphic.
tle birds, so you cau put sums more of ^ Mother« will find Mr*. Winslow's Soothing
’em on your hat.— Chicago Tribune.
fiytue : a■■ b s' rvniuJv to use tor their eb.lor a
daring the toe thing per.tnl.
In usual liquid form or inch,» olnted tablets
known us S a r s a ta b s .
I'd dote 3 it.
One of the
Essentials
extrem es.
"Pardon me," said the dowager with th*
mole on her chin, "but there is hsrdlj
room for two of us here if you are goin|
(o keep that thing on your bead."
" ( 1. I guess there’s room enough, mad
am. * answered the sharp featured younj
woman with the umbrageous hat, wh<
occupied the adjoining seat. " I ’m noi
making anv kn-k about the space youi
feet take up."— Chicago Tribune.
This s la
Inquiry was referred to Professor
Tk>* P a « , B r i n w * .
t, who replied:
r
Elliott,
A New Orleans woman, well known [
“ 1. W s have experimented with soy
for her work for charity, recently a o j
j beans for about tw elve years at tEe
! Pullman station, and have also expert cepted an Invitation to apeak at an
anti-tubereuloals meeting. On the plat- ,
' By iw .ssor Elliott. Wa,h:n*toe b u m Coil««« mented with the soy bean at our state
fonn ahe found herself seated between :
station,
located
I
Puianwn.
...
_
. . on the western
„
„ slope
- of
a bishop and a rabbi, aud the tone of
I Pullman. April 2 «._ T h is week the
Bef r Pu-T* lluJ’ '
the meeting seemed to be rendered ex
* ' “ h| T 0“ :A 1“ ! . - 00} 1* « ’ , t u
r
.
them su ffi^ n U y s t * " l , .U tita “ *o
' , ! * uon received the fui uwiu* inquiry ju stify their being considered as s tremely solemn hy the combination.
In order to lighten the solemnity, she
fru,a W ' L ' R" wi,a rMit,M in S5attl,: profitable crop. At th* Puyallup ata
“ I wish some practical auggestions tion ws have had better success. Our said, turning to tbe rab b i: "D o you
from you relative to the best grasses *xp*riments hate been tried only on know. I feel as If I were a leaf be
or grains to sow on ‘ upland’ in Kitsap the pint scale, hence ws have no data tween the Old and the New Testa
ments."
County, on sandy loam, which dries out regarding the cost of production
too early in dry seasons to produce most
4. We hive used these benn. a.
The rabbi turned a sad-eyed gaze
crops. A fte r having been cleared off, forage, and also have made an effort to upon her.
this land was allowed to grow up with u.o the,n for grain feed for swine, with
"Yea, madam." he said. “ and. If you
young fir aud fern«. Sowing ry* in the only moderate success; and (3 ) I do not
will recall, that page la usually a blank ;
fall, and plowing the rye under in the think any experiment, have been made
spring to plaut potatoes has been rec looking to their use a, food for tb . one."
| »amended to me. but so far as I know
little experimenting has been done in
Kitsap County on upland soil. There
&r* be Is of muck near the land. Would
it bs advisable to pi c and dry this muck
and later use it as a dressing for striw-
bsrry plants, small fruits, and iu start
ing apple trees f "
Professor Elliott replied: “ I believ*
that the Lest grass for tlis region you
inenion is orchard grass, although I
havs found Italian rye grass doing quite
w«U. The laud is much benefited by
the application of land plasttr, or gyp-
mm. I doubt very much if you oould
use muck as a fertilizer, unless it was
worked ovsr quiie thoroughly before
using. Most muek soils are in a con
dition that we call inert; that is, they
are dead so far as practical crop grow
ing is concerned, and need first to be
acted upon by the weather and sunshine
and bacteria, which arc efficient in re
deeming land. Much ef the land in
Kitsap County, as well as swamp lands,
ars in this condition. You will find the
application of barnvard manure very
beneficial also, but ) believe the best
way is to treat the land with lime and
land platter; then follow with clover
and such ether eropt as may be de
sired.”
human r a c . ”
S*»iu W tllc r .
It tva# Sam W eller who made Dlt»k- ,
WH I f A IL S TH E M ILK?
ent famous. “ Pickwick Paper«” were
a complete failure financially until till*
Alt o a S ura T a . t for T u b . r c u l o a *
unique character was Introduced. The
In the Cow.
proa* wae all but un.'inlmoua iu prais
By Dr. K. W. 5toud#r, Assistant Prof*a*or ° f Sur-
ing Sara I t a I as an entirely original
Kerp, WahiiinKtvm Agricultural ColUtf«.
“ W ill you tell nte what it tho matter character whom none but a great gen
Dickon# ro
with milk when it turns thick and ius could have created.
shiny, resembling a mixture of hot cel veil over $16,000 for ’’ Pickwick
water and starch,” w rite» A. H.. from Paper».” uml at the ago o f twenty-six
Chelan Falls. “ Whenever my oow
he waa incomparably the moat popular
misse* beinjf milked, her milk for sev
eral day* thereafter haa thi* appear author o f liis day. Lotidnu Standard.
T b a U r .l P art.
ance. It tastes all right, but to me it
“ Tommy, did you give your brother
To B rea l in N ew Shoes.
seems queer that milk should act this
A lw a y s «thske in A lle n ’« Foot-E ase, a p o w d er, i th" beat part of the apple, a . 1 told you
way. Also, tell me how to find out if (t c u r « « hot, «w e s ttu j*; so hi up, s w o lle n ieei. to?”
l
u
re* corns. In g r o w in g n a il* m ul bu n iou *. A t j
an animal has tuberculosis.”
"Yessum. 1 gav* him the *e«>ds. H *
ru g g is ts snd shoe stereu, 2oi\ P o n t a ccep t I
Dr. K. W. Btouder, assistant pro i m l l y d suhsritute.
Sam ple m a iled FR E E . Addrcb* o»n plant them aud hav* a whole or
fessor of surgery, replied: “ The coagu A lle n S. O lm sted, Le R o y, N. Y.
chard."
lation o f the milk you refer to is no
doubt due to a »light inflammation of
M o'l«ru l*eil Vrr-ilon.
W A ttn K. m ' l r r o x . - A i M y n and Ch.tnl.t,
th# udder, due to the retention of the
Pythias had returned, just in time to H O lAMutviUe,
Color ititi» Bpea'iiuun pri>t’» : Ooid.
milk too long, coupled with some bao <ave the life of Damon.
W l w . l . » a ,«l;U u ld . Hllrer, 7¿c: Gold,
tin o or
#1. Cyunido t< V*. Mailing cuvslopo* s n j
toriologieal change in the milk, th# lat
“ (ie e !” exclaimed Dionysius. “ Bo.vs, | Couper,
n oi price list Bout on anpllcatlon. Controla.nlU ro-
ter possibly being due to ab infection when that story is worked into a play it p'.ro w. rk bu II c IU k L lioioroncei Carbonate Na-
iion&l Hank.
passing through the milk duct of the will make a great hit.”
teat. The mirk might, or might not, be
“ Most noble tyrant," said Pythias, ven- t
wholesome, depending upon the organ luring to correct him. "It’s merely a sac- j
ism causing th# coagulation. Senti rifle# hit."
ment, however, would revert against
M arv of the scorers, however, having !
the use o f such milk.
only a superficial knowledge of the game, j
In order to tost sn anirual for tu marked it down as a double play.—Chi
berculosis, we use a biological product, cago Tribune.
Is the man who
or toxin#, known a* tuberculin. This
has tried to get
must be injected by an experienced op
F requ en tly C ollld *.
tho same service
erator, hypodermically, and a careful
“ Do you ever meet I)r. Rybold?"
out of some
record k#pt of the temperature for sev
“ O ft e n .
H e a n d I — e r — a r e t h r o w n to
other mule*
eral hours both before and after the in g e th e r a good d e a l.
W e t r a v e l on the
reo'MEH’e
jection. The test is very reliable, but name suburban trolley lin e.
in order to porform it, a person must
have had specific instruction, as well as
9om# experience in its application.”
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Products of actual excellence and riero Pt. vans' Parce and all Nervnns DU ases
i l 1 Ò errat eiiCy cur u hy I*r. Kl.u.'s tir.et
reasonable claims truthfully presented r».
:w it,-s 1 'r* r. - nd f.-r I*RKK |2triai botti, and
ul J J»r. Ji. E k lia , Ixh,»:U Arch .M-, 1 élite,l'a.
end which have attained to world
wide acceptance through the approval
\ If rem lrul Secret.
of the W ell-Inform ed o f the W orld;
W ife — Have you any secret» you
not of Individuals only, but of the keep from me, dearest?
Husband— None, darling.
ftaany who have the happy faculty of
W ife— Then I hui determined I will
»electin g and obtaining the best the
have none from you, either.
world affords.
Husband—Have you secrets, then?
I One of the products of that class,
W ife— Only one, and 1 am resolved
Of known component parts, an Ethi, .1
til make a clean breast of It.
A. G. T.. resiling near Cove. Wash.,
remedy, approved by physicians and
wrltss: ‘ ‘ Can you givs ms any infor
Husband (h oarsely)— Go on i
commended by the W ell-Informed of
W ife— For several days I have hirfl mation us to whether ehiokeo manure is
the W orld as a valuable and whole- 1 ti secret— a set ret longing for n pew too
strong,
.
- v snd will
, thus . burn and
. . . in
■ome fam ily laxative is the well-known Ilress, with hat to match, for my birth- J” r® '»™ " b * r r y
' P»> «»irectly
,
J
on
the
crown
of
the
plant!
Tn
tins
re-
pla
Syrup of Figs and E lixir of S. ana. To
gion very little livestock is kept, so
get its beneficial effects always buy
That fetched him.—Tatlcr.
that manure for fertilizin g purposes is
the genuine,
manufactured
by the
rather scarce.
California F ig Syrup Co., only, and
$100 Reward, $100.
“ Another point I wish to bring up is
for sale by all leading druggists.
, The render* of this taper will be pleased t< , the care of a eovr before calving, where
ler.nit. at there is at least one dreaded diseas« m;iu
r io«t
;hat science hus been able to care in ail in
^ fever is suspected.
L lost ono
\
l t. it Is Cam rh. Hall’s Catarrt good animal from milk fever last fall,
Cuieis the only positive cure now known toth« and do not wish to take anv more
m- .i. aifraternity. Catarrh be ns a constltu i „ k . . , , , .
t
* ,,
J
tumai disease, requires a constitutional tieut chances, if I can help it.
Th e well known reliable
} " '* " ‘ tarrhCurel.i.ken internally I The station replied: ‘ ‘ In using chicksn
a < 11 m j? < l redly unon the blood and mucous sur j
...
r ..
.
Maintaining Forest A r»».
lATen CAT Ml
fm »•-. of t he s lem, t hereb, dest roy ing the fo * !!• j manure as a feitilizer it is better to
* THt AVUI
Korea, the Hermet Kingdom, is wak
its >n of Hi,-
alvina t ---------|
e paten ’ apply it in liquid form-. This form of
* • tlis.-rt-e,
11...... and --------
: 3 •
product, and »c h a n g e them
s tr i".■ !i by nudimi np tini constila'Ion ant fertilizer is very high in its nitrogen ing up to the necessity of protecting its
Root anil Kerb
ti- .s' iti naturo In doing its work. The pro
remaining forests aud replanting de
in - : '¡a . e s i mut'h fadh in its-urativepow content, and also contain* a consider
er- ti .t they i ffer One H ndred Dollars 1er any »L ie quantity of potash. Tut the ma uuded tracts on important watersheds. FOR VALUABLE PREMIUMS
ia
t: S It fads to cure, dead for list o nure in s barrel or trough, then throw Japan is furnishing the inspiration and
tistlm.v ials.
Send Post Card fo r 10-pajro Illustrated Cote-
i Him mail« a lifo ’ study o f
water on it, later applying th* liquid part of the money which will produce log u# o f 1000 ar tic lee given eway FR E E . Addrotts
-' I Ir©«, F J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
I roots ami herbs, a
F..:d bv *11 druggists, 7.V.
study discovered ai nd Û gi*i
to the ground about the plant»
Do not the change from the old order o f things Pacific Coeet Borax Co., Oakland. Cal.
O PEN A L L T H K Y E A H
ti. wonder-
Take Hall's 1 aiuiiv Pills for r constipa
constipation
' in * to the world hi*
touch tho plant* with the liquid. Thi. to the new. A schooT for training
* fu l rea-t.lies.
C u t s o p B each
S easide , O reooh
Korean
foresters
has
already
been
put
would give you better results than if
No Mercury, Poisons or Drugs Used !!e C ¡vs
T he Hnliy*. Fnnlt.
t
(
T
u
c
U
lr
ff
t
lr
on
tho
hoach
oTorlooklnx I
in
operation.
W ithout Operation, or Without the Aid o f a Knife
N o O p e n in g .
used in the dry form.
■ nc
t »:0 ot t an. Hot sa lt bath* eutl I
lie guarantee** to Curo Catarrh, /síhn 3.mu;,
Ntir'ointild— Fm going to leave, mum.
The two governments drew up a co
“ As a preventive of milk fever, we
fnroat, Rheumatism. Hervor.« il -*,*. N* r .
Del
; ,
“ W hy don’t you g»> to work?” R8koJ
Hi
IFF
MmiCF
s « r f IwithlBf. Karre#- I
uLirr nuudt
llitr for ruhiag. 1
Stomach. Liver. Kidney ! rouid'- i !-o 1 • Manhood. Mlstroats— Why, tvhat's the m ntterl advise a reduction in the amount of operative agreement last spring and the prosperous citizen sharply.
Female W’eaUnos«* and A ll Priva-.* id-»?
parlor*. F io rirlo ligh ts. Fire-1
1'on t you like the baby? Nursemaid— grain feed, and an increase in food of outlined a plan for the wise use of tho
l o n u p r r ' Kun
_______________________
place
and steam boat. Fino nalkn I
“
(
»
’wan,”
retorted
th#
mendicant,
A SURE CANCER CURE
foroets In tne Yalu and Tumcn Valleys,
n n p F r . r i M ” ,,n,l «irà toh . Ho* foods a «pec-
Just Received from Peking, Cs'iina—Safe, Sure Yea'll], but he Is that afraid o f a p o a succulent nature. Root«, grasses, or and ns a result a national forest policy “ you’sa follows that hav# till the »n't U
U K tU U N
lai 17 * Itati»*, $f.50 and $3.00
and Reliable.
1Iceman that 1 can't get near one.— silage would all be good, but too much for Korea has been developed. Th# snap» hnvo a nerve.” — Philadelphia ■ per day. I « Kpi'clal rate* by tho nook,
IF YOU ARE AFLICTKI). PON’T DELAY.
grain
food
might
induce
milk
fever.
London Tutler.
i It A N . J . M O O liU . l*r»|irlotor
D E LA YS ARE D Ajb iEBOUS.
new
Korean
forest
laws
are
similar
to
Ledger.
You had better make a study of the
C O N SU LT ATI O N F R E E
X e rs «*,
means of checking milk fever by the in those o f Japan, according to United
tf you cannot call, write fomympton blank and circo-
States
Consul-General
Thomas
Sam
Xerxrs now and then drank xeres,
lar. Inclose 4 cents in atnmrs.
jection of oxygen with a small syringe.“
THEO. OEi: WO riIINI.SE MEI'ICTNE CO.
mons, of 8eoul.
Mounted oft his xanthic throne,
MS 1-2 First St , Cor. M orri on.
I’ortland, Orocon.
-
•
“ Dodder is destroying my elover,“
Although Korean forests have been
Please Mention This Paper.
bailed in xebecs, fished for xiphius,
writes
J.
O.
C.,
from
Rochester.
“
How
exploited
and
noglectod,
and
the
coun
Played in xysts his xylophone—
may I cheek i t f “
try has suffered severely from drouth,
But he
N o. 20—05
P N U
Professor Elliott replied:
“ Dodder floods and erosion, the denudation is
Never
j is usually planted with clover, and after less serious than in neighboring prov
Wrote it
HEN w riting to ndvertlsera pienso
becoming established in the soil, fas inces of China. On* of the first mess
Xmas.
mention itila paper.
tens its tendrils to the clover, or other urea to be taken up will be the preser
—Chicago Tribune.
plants which may bo growing. Finally vation of such wooded tracts as yet re
it loses its attachment to the plant, main. In order to do this, th# govern
and becomes a true, pirasitic plant. It ment has taken all forests under its
saps the life of the 4 host plant' upon care, whether they are publicly or pri
T h e K im l Voli D a v o Altvny# » ! . . t iyjrli I lui* ho m o Ilio k ì ^ i i i i -
which it lives, and if it becomes very vately owned. The owners will not be
turo «>f d m » . II. FT«‘t< li<‘r, timi lui.« l i m i imt<l<* iunior lilg
strong in its growth, will eventually deprived o f their property without com
torsorial Kiiprrtivluii l'or ovor HO yottru. A l l o w no orto
destroy the host. To control it, cut pensntion, but the government will reg
<> tloooivu .voti in tlils. <'oiuitortoIlM, Imitutlons iinil
out the patches of clover where it ap ulate the cutting o f timber, and in eer
•• .Itiut-UM-gooil ” uro luit I!» i> •rliJiouls, un-l on<luiipor ilio
pears, early in the season, before it has tain case« may prohibit all cutting on
lirulth o f Ciilhlrou—L x p o rlc u c o ggiiinst l'.x|ioriiu< ut.
tracts which ought to remain timbered
E v e r y ease o f Rheum atism has its o rig in and its d evelopm en t in the *orm®d ,t# d - Rake thia cut clover up,
to prevent flood*, drouths, landslides,
d. u
It i is
a di-case w h ich is contracted lik e a cold, but
it is ........
in the
? * * th
,1 *.
dT from and to preserve unimpaired the sf’ enie
h ood,
3 . not
u a tt
.............
. this 1“
mean.
. /A.l
.red is prevented
blood and system before a pain is feU and th e changes in t ie w eath er o i , eedi
, niJ „ tb , tdsnt itself i. d . attractiveness o f place* o f public re
CnMtorla in n ltarn.losv r e n l . s t l t . i t l'or < ;i-.ior Oli, l'nr«*.
All owners of timberland and
an y p h y sica l irregu larities, such as a sp ell o f in d igestion , bow el disturbance,
th(,r(, ¡, nttle probability of th* sort.”
gorlo, I>ro|iH ami Kootliluir Kyrii]»«.
It Ire l'Ioasunt. It
etc., are m erely th e e x c itiu g causes p rod u cin g tli ■ pains and aches, w h ich doddrd growing th* following **»*o n .” all leaseholders are required to report
<<>ii tulli*, uoillior opin ili. Mori'!,ino rior otlior No ronfia
to the government their holding* in or
are th e natural sym p tom s o f th e disease.
Rheum atism is caused b y a n !
■ulistance. Ils ni{o Is U h guariiuto<>. It «loNfroy« \\ oriti*
excess o f uric acid aud oth er corrosive, ir rita tin g pci-ions in the blood, w h ich
*• K- *•» o t W alls Wsl a wants to der that the property may be listed and
ami alliiyn FovcrUItnoss. Il oiiros IMurrlin'ii ami W i m l
are carried th rou gh th e circu lation to e v e ry part o f the svstem.
E v e ry know how te kill the ‘ ’ morning glory cared for. Failure to report within s
Colio. It. rellevo» Toatlilmr Trotihlos, ouri-.H t oiiHtipatlon
year subjects the forest to forfeiture.
ami Flatulom-.v. It MHliiiibltoi fio» l'ood, rritiilnic* tlie
m uscle, nerve, m em brane, tissue and jo in t becomes saturated w ith these w ,e '
* WH* in orm*'
a
The forested area of Korea i* about
Kfomaoh and ÌI ovvo I. h , ffivintr lioalthjr ami uniitral alaep.
acrid irritatinsr im pu rities, o r coated w ith fine, ins >1 ab le caustic m atter,
1. • extermination of this weed is
2,.*>00.000 acres, which i* only one tenth
Tito Cliiltlrt-n'H l ’a n a c e » —Tlio iU ollior'« 1 rio mi.
and th e sharp, p i e r c i n g t i n s or the d u ll, constant aches are fe lt w ith e v e ry
hM°fa*™I. ‘ Th* ,* a*nt of the land ou which forests ought to
p h y sica l m ovem ent. W h e n th e blortd is filled w ith uric ac.d po.son, perm a- P Qn# nf th. m01t diffleult
to be growing
Extensive timbered tracts
nent re lie f cannot be exp ected from lin im ents, plasters, or other external ku| but ju r8,i.«in in g feature i. that remain in tbe northern part of the conn
treatm ent. Such measures g iv e tem p o ra ry relief, but in order to conquer !t doet Bot ir,read raT,i,uv . j t
try on the wutori of the Yalu and Tu
R heum atism and b rin g ab mt r
’ '
where it get* its first start. Smolher men Rivers, and lumber operations are
com p lete cure, the uric acid and
s' «time «¿o. I had RLeum«ti,m aDd hail to
|0(l t)V hesvv application* of straw, nr carried on in the mountain districts.
oth er in flam m atory m atter m ust be
" f i t l y ..eee.sfn l method, But in the agricultural sections of the
country wood is very scarce, and the
e x p e lle d and this cannot be done
ile.p. I tried eTfrythinf. but nothinc d.d mt an,
‘ "t cutting it Off Only *.*■ ** it gro
Coal and other
w ith external treatm ent. S. S. S.
c od till I heard ot and took S. S. S. Thi, m«d-
more rapidly
It is probable that » fuel problem is serious
J—
‘ ,
. t
ie o
lc'n* mrid m. sound snd well. It purified m,
euttiur before tbe noidieation o f the mine* have been opened by Americans,
cures Rheum atism because it is a
b ^ , nd
lik, ,
ra.„,
B uleh would be a d v .n t.g .o u . ”
and one of the most pressing now ls is
p erfect and en tirely vegetab le blood
coxhsd l o h r ,
u
1
timber for use in and about the mines.
purifier.
It goes down in to the
Acd.raoo, Ind.
li * E l»tn St.
Mlj(>
M
pby.iologieal Tn that country, a* elsewhere, large
circulation , neutralizes th e acids.
I was «everelf troubled with Rh.uaiati.rn. I
«heuii.t of r ii r i . t i » » s School of Ap
uantities o f timber are necessary in
*•
.Od sn, on.
p,;o j Rood ' ...... ..
of New York
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eveloping mining property, and it is
k q u u is w n b a
v , h s e cr had Rb*ur:*t.sn know»how excru-
; .
.
noteworthy
that a country as backward
ItB w h ich i r e pi
w rite, a.
at T ork. I was truly in bad siiap^--having been I “ I am collaborating with Professor ! industrially as Korea can pat into pra«-
tiv e nerves an 1 t:~s
; an ' p
¡'-ic
bothered with it for ten year*, off *nd oa. A
Suzuki, f th# Igrisultttra Department *!«• the principle tbnt tbe only sure
in g pain, e n r
local phv*ician advised me to use S. S. 3. I did
of Japan, with the view of furthering
getting timber ia to grow it.
blood, and rem oves c rv a' in o f
*o. After tak ng two bottle* I noticed the *ore-
Guaranteed
the introduction o f the aoy bean into
T v n . l . C 'a t a fip .
nats and pain were great'y reduced. I continued
im p u rity from tl
n. So
Pure and
this country. I wish to obtain the
Boll
to
f.th
er
t
j<*i-k
o
f
u
n
p
**l«l
to
the
medicine
and
was
thoroughly
cured;
all
pain,
instead o f b ein g a w u.k, sour
W b ole.om e,
mo*t reliable and latest data as to the mato*. and .lx nilm'*d onion* until j
aoren-s* aud inflammation gone. I recommand
■tream, distributin r uric a -d to the
S. S. S. to all Rheumatic sufferers.
results thus far obtained ia soy bean
■oft
»no'-ch
to
b*
rut>b*d
*:
u
!
ij
throufb
d ifferen t parts o f the sv-tem , the
J. L. Ar»YBW,
1 culture in the States
W ill you refer
803 E. Greenbrier St.,
Vt. Vernon, Ohio.
blood is strong an l h ealth y and
• tbe following quoatiors to th# member a colander After putting tb* » « g e t * |
therefore abl
| of your staff who is best posted upon file* through * colander, pour through |
c le nerve, borte and tissue w ith n ourishment find stren gth, lh e n ta c innam- this topicf
. roars* »trainer anil add *0 them .
m ation and sw cllin i S 'T «I It. the pains and aches cea*e. and n ot o n ly is
( I t Have soy Lenn* been grown at tablaspoonful «*cb o f powdersd d o r * *
Rheum m - 'i perm anei
^
S i -
.. .
by the farm- rnao*. peppar. *a!t and *ugar, ■ ult> |
th e en tire ^ennral heait!i is ! k nefitt.-1 and h n tlt up
In ad form s of k heum a-
rjf
►poonful of c.y*u n * pepp*r, thr** ha; l
tism . w h eth er ftcute o r ch i
18 fe and re lia b le treat-1 ^ « « * * * 1 ( j
lew v e . .nd * tabla.poonful of caler; ]
ment. Special book on R heum atism and an v m di a! advice you desire w ill , h# e»*t o f production i» r bnabelf l i )
»•ed . c o l into a anali "h **—cloth j
T HE S W IF T SPECIFIC CO., A T L A N T A , GA. To wh»t u*n. h*v. ti. ■ bears l<*n put.
be furnished free
and wiih what .u c e ..*t (8 ) Do you hag. Boll a'.l t,.gather for a‘ i hours, 1
know o f anr inv*.tit<*tion* that have • tlrrlng frequently. T * k * out tb* bag
f »««1 «n<l add . pint o f eldor v!n*g»r.
t» »n m i l * in th i. country m t,i. .ub
j * . t e f aoy loan product. . . human Hull np on-w more, tak* from tb* fir*
fo o d .f”
1 . ncL wberi ooid bottl* and ***l.
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"A r * yon Mme. Bomb.zino, the beau
ty »pecialiat?’’ a*ke<l the fair caller.
"Tea. ma'am." an.wered tb. «Iderly,
W]u*r*-j*wed matron. "W hat can I do
for you?”
"N oth ing!” Mid th. call.r, a ik iD f •
hasty exit.
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T n k f V«k A a l x t t h t f « .
p v ! o f i f world. Il l a »
H y i f c i N h Mmm
Toremo*t among the
mineral., etc.,
which Russian, regard . . tb. sourr. of
I Siberia'« future wealth are gold. iron,
i -eking e*>al. manganese, copper, platinum.
emerald*, ropaze*. asheatoa. glauber's salt,
| rock Mlt and, in ail probabilitr. oaobtb*
T h a t'* I I .
I
‘‘ I don’t know why my w lf* laa't
happy, ahe bua everything money can
buy."
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" I t 1» the thing* which money cannot
buy that make a woman happy."— 1
I louât on Poat.
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and
R ff* e (.
Flrat Coed— Erar notte* how g r.v .
Prof. MeGooale *lway* la?
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Second Coed— Y e*. but there'« nothing
.(rang, about that.
He doe* all hi*
thinking in tba dead languaga*.
j
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rou
Here is true economy. Vou canm
be sure every time or have your
food dainty, tasty and whole
some If y o u pay kS3 or
accept a aubstitute. ,
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-Jaque. M fg. Cre
Chicago.
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