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Newspaper Page TextALL HAIL PE-P.U-HA. A Cos cf STOMACH CATARRH. ifs'i : .fici-Mrci V'- 1 Hi Mary Odku.: Mini Mrjf O'llri.'ti, 3(M Myr.lel " " nirii, i ,( writes: "Perurw cured me in five weeks of catarrh of the stomdih, alter atihVriui; tor four years mil dtct.,rmi: without effect. In common with other ?ratf ful ones who have boen b ne tted by your discovery I ay, All hoil to Peruna." Mr. U. J. Henueman, Oakland, Neb., write: "I waited before writing to you about my sickness, catarrh of the itomach, which I had over a year ago. "There were people who told me it would not eiay cored, but I am aure that I am cured, for I do not feel any more ill effecta, have good appetite and am getting fat. "So I am, and will aay to all, I am cared for good. "I thank ynrj for your kindness. "PeriiM will be our house medicine hereafter." Catarrh of the itomach ia alao known in common parlance aa dyapepaia, gas tritla and indigestion. No medicine will be of any permanent benefit ez cept it removes the catarrh. A Great Tonic. Mr. Anstln M. Small, Astoria, Ore., writea: "During the hot weather of the paat aummer I loat my appetite. I tried Peruna, and found it pleasant to take, a splendid appetiser and a great tonic." A 1'alqae THr In one respect. Quito, the capital of Ecuador, la the most unique city In th world. It la eltuated In both the north ern and southern hemispheres If w accept the equator aa the real dividing line a distinction claimed by no other place of tniMirtanre on the globe. , At Quito the aun rlxea and aeta at fl o'clock the year round. You may for get to wind your watch while you arc visiting the Ecuadorian capital, but you need not hunt up a regulator; set II when the aun rises or sets, and you will be sure to be right. Old Sol mukea no nil stakes. The seasons, as far aa names are con cerned, change almost Instantly; but, aa the temperature la remarkably even, these curious poluts are seldom thought of by the people who make Quito their home. Omr Leeked Vp Foreea. It Is the locked up forces within that He deep In our natures, not those that are on the surface, that test our mettle. It la within everybody's power to call out these hidden forces, to be some body and to do something worth while In the world, and the man who does not do It la violating hla sacred birth tight Success Mngnciue. Aa Owl. "She thought he was very prominent before their marriage." "Yes, she saw hla picture In a news paper labeled 'A Young Man of the Day.' " "And now that they are married?" "She baa fond out that he Is a youug man of the night" Rabblaar It la. The Bride Oh, George, mother has been c-c-cruel to met I made some biscuits for you and she s-sald I'd better try them on the dog first! The Groom Very nasty of her. And I thought ahe wae bo fond of dogs, too. Cleveland leader. Peter Per' rklloaaphr. Half truths are worse than whole lies Some women make "flirting" cover a multitude of sine. Marriage la a partnership In which woman la never the "allent partner." Buy your wife a good diamond ring for economy's euke. She'll never wear out many pairs of gloves after that ritUburg Gaaette. LAND SCRIP B& Ar.pro'd ! eurv.red.saaarr.yM. tlm!-r1 nr r-rairl. orrnninl 'end. M. M. 1IA MIL T Oi rorilana Huwl, ramane. oro. GASOLENE ENGINES 1 1. nor power fullr warranted. &. AH st; let st loweet prtoee. Writs for catalog. REIERSON MACHINERY COMPANY Pertlana. Oree. CLASSIFIEDADVERTISING Portland Trade Directory Aedre la Perttaaa ef eare- aeearre Bastwesa flriwa. UHHW all Sw aala at r-T arteM. iayn - ... othino - Rititm a rarilia ama Kr.rr.hin.aaatfiri.hiM Mana aaa Sltia airaeia. vpr i I'arti aa Ulltwn oa . -r.''IJ!r?r.r,a.,:rnr,...4. hi.sr " r. VirBArK lssnivW P. M. U Aa Kin ht.SI.laJ ttmmm Here Is a Hum fur a imrn of llin elirht aided or wtML'on ahiine. This ix-tnioiia! barn Is 23 feet on each side, providing aecomomdutlou for about tlfty heud ot cattle. There Is a considerable gain la Moor space when the octiinon form la used Instead of the wjuure form, the same amount of wall enclosing a greut er number Of souare feet Th wain objection to an eight-sided barn Is tint it is mmcult to till with a buy fork or sliesr carrier. This uisv be larirelv overcome by erecting a gable on one of tne suies of the roof and running a track In rroui that height, which may be extended to within 10 feet of the oi- imslte wall. The roof reoulres to l self supiKirting and to secure this the plates should be bolted together at the corners and held bv a hand of Iron 4 feet long, bent to fit and solidly bolted so that the corners can never spread. In the stable part the larger cattle should be assigned to the outer circle, the smaller ones to the Inner row. One feeding alley serves for the two rows, snd a circular track can be arranged for carrying silage. In order to get sufficient light there requires to be an almost continuous window about three feet above the ground. Montreal Star, Proat la Foreet Thlanlnar. A bulletin entitled "Improvement Thinning" has been Issued by the State forester of Massachusetts. The author shows that the growth on considerable areaa can be Improved and made more productive by the application of moder ate thinning while the stands are In the process of development Thin as often as the material to lie removed will pay for Its removal Is the rule laid down as to how often to thin. As to the de gree to which It Is safe to tliln, the cover should never be broken to such an extent that It will not close again In two or three years and cast a dense shade. In answer to the objection that Is sometimes urged that surlj work Is Impracticable under existing condition of the labor and wood market, the mi thor refj're to the fact that thinning has Ixhmi done and Is going on now In Massachusetts and nelghlsirlng States, and that It has uot only paid for Itself, but has In some Instances yielded a net profit of from twenty-five cents to $2 ou each cord of wood removed. Prepare Itaa Wool Well. A wool grower wiullng wmiI to mar ket In a heavy, dirty condition, leav ing anything In the fleece to luiike more weight, and exertlng to get more money is greatly mistaken. Buyers es timate the value of the clip by the net yield of cleun wool. When growers do their lct they senre for themselves the best results. The S4(uinhiess of the fiber may be tested by stretching a small staple between the fingers. Ma ple 2-j Inches In length up. Is classed combing below clothing. Labor ex pended In preparing the clip for sale Is well bestowed and brings Its own re ward. The yolk In wool Is the oily substance which gives color and lends softness to the fleece. It also promotes the growth of the flee-e and prevents the wearing of the fller. tssl feeding, shelter and care promotes this secre tion. keep aa4 Rad Wealhee. Sheep are tender, and but for their A. ....a mnpjirlliir tt tt'lMll Plllllll I I t an. dure severe winters. In the wild state t . ... ul.l .....It ...ti l tne ISIIIt'S nre iioi piiiiimi uiiiii iijiiii tkntiiiHitli'af Inn luia elisnirA.1 m iin -.... - p tbe conditions somewhat, and lamlta come early, but they are not well pro- . . i H.h m-.l mrarllitf a 11,1 nod.1 warmth. This fact must not be over looked when the ewes are due to lamb. Rrt far Paatera. The early ry always shows Itself toon after the weather begins to moder ate In the spring, snd some farmers usually then begin to use It for psstur age. It Is a mistake to nse the rye too early, M It may cause sYurs. It Is very laxative In Its effects, being watery, and a chang from dry feed to young rye very early lu the sea sou may result In loss of milk. Awaka la Mealea. Mexican fanning Interests sre wak ing up under the example of their uelghtsrt of the North, and a new -..b,l of agriculture Is to be estab lished under the charge of one of Lu ther Burbsnk'a co-workers. This school Is the flt of the kind to be establish ed In Mexico, and Is located near the boum'ary line. The conditions there are similar to tboee In Texas and smith California, and a high grade of agricul ture may t expected under Intelligent methods. & - aft iff Exjjg CI Iratrllaa- Brkaol ( Aarlrullara. fornell t ulverslty In New York will this summer make an entirely uew ami somewhut uiil.pie d-purture In Its agrl cultural work. Following a i-tltloii signed by seventeen students who were di-slrous of Us'oinlng aojuuluted with agricultural conditions exiting In tllf ferent srtloiis of the I'nlted States, the college will send out a sisvlal cur. fitted with the accommodations for the housing and study equipment of the stu dents during their trip. It has been styliM a traveling school of agriculture. Those In charge plau to start on the trip about the 1st of July, the Itinerary neuig plunued with a view to covering aUiut eight weks, while the vst sr student Is placed st about $K"t. The car will go from Ithaca to Buffalo and through Ohio, Illinois. Iowa, Nebraska, Colorudo, Texas, Louisiana, Mlsslsslji pi, Alabama, Georgia. South Carolina, Mrginia, rennsylvunla and back home. In a way this exjierlmeut will be along the line of tha seed i-oru and good road special trains which have been In oiter atlon on many lines of rood In the up per Mississippi valley during the past two years, proving both popular and greatly beneficial to the agricultural In terests of the localities visited. The course of agricultural Instruction con templated In the above tour will give the students who tuke advantuge of It a first band and Intimate aa well aa ex tensive acquaintance with the condi tions and methods of agriculture cover ing the whole country and will give a breadth of view and a fund of practical information that could hardly be got from atudy In one place or In one school. Goat Will K.al Every! klaa;. Here are some things which the brush goat will eat: Hazel, crab, blackberry, cedar, hemlock, holly, wil lows, haws, buck. sipniwlerrles, hick ory. Buge brush, elder, grensewood, su- niuc, ash, grai Jackoak, mahogany, pine, maple, fir, rosebush, cherry, alder, sahtl, apple, itoplur, all kinds of oak, plum, elm and many others. As to weeds, everything appears to be to their taste, even to the istlson Ivy, which some breeders say they eat safely, pro vided they have a vurlety of other weeds to vary their diet Browsing gives the venison or game flavor to the flesh, and for that reason Is to be pre ferred; fed as sheep or cows, the flesh has the mutton flavor. Pamlaatlaa- Ika Orchard. The Insect tax upon this country's agricultural Interests Is something stuiiendous. Indeed, were It not for the ravages of Insects, great and email, the life and profits of the horticulturist would be so attractive as to) completely change the present attitude toward their occupation. The government ex lerta are doing an enormous amount of educative work In determining the es- act organisms that are responsible for each particular form of damage and the I vest method of combating same. Fu migation Is one of the modern farmer's mnglc science wands by which, In a trli-e, he clears his crops of lnsct life that If not held eradicated would piil ably destroy his entire crop. In Cali fornia Immense halliMinlike arrange ments of canvas are used hi fumigating fruit trees, and now a Texas Inventor irnsises to modify the plan, with the de-i of making It available for smaller nps. such as cotton and -orn. The appliance consists of a supporting tm-k for movement over the ground, general ly by the use of horses, a combust Inn hnmls-r for the formation of the fumes, or gases employed as fumlgnnt. snd a framework, adjustable as ta heights, and a IkmkI covering the whole. At the rear a deflector curtain is pro vided, with a dcs-iiding shield extend ing across the combustion chnmlr to deflect the fumes and force them Into contact with the plants. Wl'h an appa ratus of this general type It Is ssstle to effectively and rapidly treat large number of plants, the defle4nr or hood extending over two full row of plants. Sacramento Bee. How r tk Teelkr Many farmers make the mistake of feeding stock food or otlier similar mix tures to horse when they seem to have difficulty In eating, when what the anl inal need Is to have his teeth cared for by a cumHtent veterinarian. A horse whose teeth are out of order. Ilts much of Its food because It cannot mas ticate It, hence the food taken doe lit tle or no good and the animal lose both flesh and energy. If the horse Is rylng to eat and Is not keeping up Its vigor IsMter lis'k to Its teeth, for In nine rses out of ten here Is w here the trouble He. Tke rieaalaa (iaraea. If you have a garden It carries with tlie satisfaction of going out early in May aud gathering radishes, lettii-e. young onions and spin.ich. A few weeks later early ieas and Nets are there fr the taking. By the Fourth of July early potatoes, sweet aud nutty, after a fashion never found In any store, csn be dug. In succession fol low snap bean, crisp cwninler, to matoes, corn ttjsit I sweet In some thing more than name and muskmeions, fragrant meltiug, delicious. Wir tka C-eaf. Uka, aaa UI.Hk ' Ba t ...,,... The gardes" lT lines, provided only It be i f1 S lrH under a real government ,0 ttJ S, an angel's protest again evei7 iisvles and de gree of tyra&tf and oppression, and such a gHrH hovr mnall or ex tensive, will ota,u large proportion of flowering shrwttry, MJ., , writer In the Centurr- 'use a gardeu should not n'"r than my ia.l;'s face, have U lu 'ture U(se, eyes, ears, lips of o 'lze' No. that Is true of all gurdenlnilIlk; but bemuse with flowering bru!,'rJ' our gardening can be more lenient tluin. with annuals alone, or with u'y herbaceous plants and evergreen. So, then, our Problem where to pluut wbatT-By become for a mo ment Where P'nt shrubbery, and the response of tlie free-Hue gurden will be, of course, "Keumuber, i-oucerulug each aeirat ihrub, that he or ahe or It If you Vh't the neuter la your guest n,l Ilnt him or her or It where It will tt enjoy itself, while promoting tbt thole couipany'a Joy." Before It bai trrlrej lu U garden. therefore, lesm-and carefully consider lta likes and dislikes, habits, mun nera and accooipHiauieuts, and lta friendly or psnlbly unfriendly, rcla- tlona with your other guests. This done, determine between whom nnd whom you will seat It; between what and what you will plant It; that Is, so aa to "draw It out" is we say of difll deut or reticent persons ; or, to use It for draw r.ig out others of less soclsl ad dress. But bo many a lovely shrub has arrived where It was urgently in vited and found that Its host or hostess. or both, had actually forgotten Its name! Did not know how to lutr duce It to any fellow guest or whether It loved sun or ihade, loam, peat l.iy, leaf mold or sand, wetness or dryness; and yet should have found all that out In the proper blue book (horticultural dictionary) before Inviting the jssjr, mortified guest at all. "Oh, pray be seated anywhere. riant yourself alone In the middle. This Is Lllierty garden." 'It Is no such thing!" says the tear- bedewed beauty to herself : "It's An archy garden." Yet, like the ludy shi Is, she stays where she Is put and gets along surprlxlngly well. LOST ON A SURE THING. Planaed fa Pit Wooden Foot Ii Hulling Water, bat Koriiol, Irury Felld of Ulchards Is a mule buyer and an enthusiast on good roads, says the Kanmii City Star. He was In Kansas on a mule-huylng trip, when he stopped at a sinnll town west of Fort Scott A veterinary was prepar ing a hot application for a horse with a sprained i when Mr. Felld ap proached the livery stable. A kettle with the water beating In It stood near and men were gathered alwiut dis cussing how hot the water sliould be w lieu applied to a horse's leg. They asked Drury Felld's opinion Mr. Felld said It sliould be boiling. "Hut." ssi.i Vx-'Voctor. "he horse never could stand lm-iIll f,K(t put In bucket of boiling water; It would cook t. a flesh to tne Ui "Nt fit all," sail Drury. "I have held my foot la boiling water for five minutes many a time and can do it again. "I'll let you ynn can't do It," sold the doctor, with thoughts of easy nion ey drifting through hit brain. "I'll take the lief said Drury, with a merry twinkle In his eye ; "get 'er to bllln'." The mule driver has an artificial foot which he Intended to put In the hot water when It should be ready. Meanwhile the subject of good roads came up and when the tub of boiling water was ready the mule buyer, ex cited by his argument, absent-mindedly put the wrong foot In tho liquid, ac cording to the auitement of the Ulch ards Progress, and thereby lost what looked like a bet on a lend pipe cluch. Gnld .eedlea la lanrry, A steel hypodermic needle Is never Inserted without leaving a permanent blue speck In the skin of the patient, probably liecause of the, perhaps, very small quantity of Impurity mst or oth erwisewhich It contains. The gold needle Invariably leaves no mark what ever. Appreciating these facta efforta In which aurgeons particularly have been Interested have been made for year to contrive a process- for hardening gold so that It could be used for the blades of the Instrument! of surgery of nil kinds. This Is Just what Ir. Vaughn haa accomplished after eighteen year of experimenting ud research. His method consists of tlie employment of heat and chemical, but the tempering procesa doe not make an alloy of the precious metal. Pure gold tempered by thl process remains pure, but the surgical Instru ments which Ir. Vaughn Is now manu facturing and whiih are beginning to be used extensively In bospitala and by practicing physician and surgeons are of fourteen karati' fineness, these be ing as efficient but costly, aa In struments of the purest grade of the metal. Aside from Its use In surgery, which Is the feature of this new In vention which aiipcfl'" first the perfec tion of Ir. Vaughn's process Is of world wide Import!"' In many branch es. It will prolsihly work a revolution In many avenues of practical mechanic and make the rnin of its Inventor as famous aa that of Tesla or F.dlson. Leslie's. Faaf (". "Ah. your lan lt ess so dif ficult" "What's the mutter. cf,r,,r "First, ls novel ct ay ze man was nnlmrsed." "Yes?" "Zen It say he wi cowed." Keeplaa oal TraaMa. "Pere ain't noro dut can't brag a little bit about sornethlng.- M,j Mean dering Mike. Int right" """red Plodding Tete. "Take you s"' fur Instance. We never get mif "P In no labor riots, do wer-wVMnt"' tar. Fver notice th!' " day work la lurded than othcr! asaa Mar Save tka Kart. Dr. Salceby furnishes In Harper'a an Interesting contribution to the discus sion of the leugtb of mankind's life on the earth. If the aun la growing cold, and the earth must eventually freeze, the death of the races seems In- , evltable. But lr. Saleehy conteiids that the philosophers of the theory of I evolution do not sufficiently consider the mind of man. He conc-eives It pos sible that when man's mind has mus tered the laws of gravity, human intel ligence m.ny develop plans altogether different from the apparent course of the earth'a destiny. Ills conjecture are most interesting, based, as they are, upon a thorough atudy of accepted sci ence. Deafness Cannot Eta Cared bv local apilli atlnn( as they cannot reach tb dlwawl iH.rli.'U ul Ilia ar. 1 uara Is uuly una ay io cura Jn.urii, and that 1 bv cunatiiu tional riuellea it-alurts u caufrt-d by aa in flaiutd eoiidiimn tit tha murom hums l tha Luatat-hlau 1 ul. W brii this tuba U liitim.l you Sara a ruwljins sound or Imparled bear, dig. aud when ltlaautirelv elNMnf, Iaa(iir Is tha result, and unlet Iba Inllaiuiualiou rau t tatan out and lhl tube re lined to Its normal condition, hearing will ba destroyed forever; Dine raea out ol ten are canard by Catarrh, which Is nothlns but aa luilaiued coDdllluu ul Uie-tuucoua suriacea. u .n .. IIii.m Tknllara for tnf Csm of liratui Icauaed by catarrh) that can not be cured by am i laiartn lura. Beau tur similars, ( re. , , r. i. tstr.1 1 m iu, iuieuu, w. Bold by Drusnlata, "Ac. Kail's 1 amlly l'llls ars th best. Few Tkaaakte. Fred (after alx mouths' absence) Are you married yet old man) Joe Not me. Fred But I thought you were go ing to marry thut wealthy young widow? Joe I thought ao, too, but I discov ered that she waa also a thinker. Tka Mela Has Eyn. The majority of people believe that the mole la even "blinder" than the proverbial bat but the naturalists know that such Is not the case.- Sir John Lubbock and Carl Hess, the lat ter a noted Gorman naturalist, by care ful Investigation proved that the mole baa eyea which are as perfect aa those of a horse or an elephant They are very small optics, to be sure (only one millimeter In diameter), but In the matter of reflection and refraction do not differ from the normal eyea lu larger animals. ANtfictnblc Prcparationfor As stmilatlnj the Food and Regula ting irtc S lumoxiis and Uowcis of Promolcs Dijjcslion.Chccrfui ness and Hcsi.Contalns nciltier Opium. Morphine nor Mineral. KOTHAltCOTIC. Aarv efOld DrSAMLELPfTCHEA wJM e )hrm JW -OWtWiaor Itomyntn Henr? Apcrfccl Rpmcdy for Consllpa llon. Sour Sto(nach.DiarrlsMa Worms .Convulsions .Fcwrish nes9 and Loss of Sleep. facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPEa Be Had Reaaeaafcere. niram Bobba was absent-minded, tie admitted that himself. Still, even he waa occasionally surprised by bis own fallings. One morning be reached hla office unaccountably late. "Dear me!" be thought "Where can I have been?" The answer waa not fortbcomlng. Ill ram eat down at hla desk and took out hla pocket-handkerchief. It waa tied tightly In a knot 'Now," he exclaimed, "what waa that for? Oh, yea! Martby told me to get my shoes soled." With an air of resignation to the wblma of womanhood be put on hla bat closed bis desk, and went out to the "eoled-whlle you-walt" cobblers. Ue went In and aat down, took off hla shoes, and aettled back la s chair to read bis newapaper. "What la It, Mr. Bobber Inquired tne eobblsr. "What? Oh, er er er why oh, yea I I want my shoes aoled." Tardon ma, lr." aald the cobbler, "but I finished soling them only half an hour ago. They can't be worn out yet, air." raravaraala. "Good weather for crops, T chirped tbs trseslsr, eoe ef your superficial ep- tirolsta. Tbs farmer shook his head sadly. "On the eontrsry," he replied, for b wss an educated fsnnsr. "Nor "As a matter ef fact, the crops are suf fering" "On account of the weatberr "On account of tbs weather." "Bright sunshine, following copious showers, do crops suffer In such westherr "Naturally, crops are bound to suffer In any weather which makes flab bite. If thess conditions continue, ws shan't raise bucb this yesr." ... And the fsrmer shook his lead aga.a and elghad heseily. ruk. That Taaaiitrr Aajala. "Corns, dear." said bis mother, point tog to the silTery rreareot in the sky, "sad look st It. It's the ssme old moon." "Tsln't But her." be ssid, stul asking. This one's broke.!" attatea Tkaaa All. Annt Tanthea Brooks lived In little Nw Hampshire village very many year without quarreling with any one, and waa ao thoroughly liked by every ona for miles round that her popularity excited the interest of a summer visitor. "Aunt I'authea," he ai-ked. "how 1 It that you keep on such good term with every one, while they are all Quar reling stii on themselves?" "Well," said Aunt Panthea. "being as you aren't to stay here long I'll tell you. When I go down the street I meet Jason I'urdy, and he says, 'Why, I'an thea. how well you look " 'lu glad you thluk so, Jaso,' I aay, amUlng at him. "Next minute up come Kzry Dracut "'Well now, Panthea.' he says, "how porely you are looking this year.' "My land, F.iry.' I say, 'how quick you are to notice those things!' "So It Is with everything. Those w ho like to think one way, I let 'eiu think ft, and those who like to think the oth er, I let 'em think it" Who can deny that Aunt Tanthea had discovered a comfortable philosophy of life? To Break In New Shoes. Alwayi ahake In Allen i Foot Faae. powt. It cures hot, awratms. aching, swollen leet. ('urea coma, tnirrowiug nails aud bunions. At all driiKKiata and ahim atorea, 2V ln't accept any auhatitula. Sample mailed FREK. Addreaa Allan a. OluiaMd, U Roy, N. Y. Vaapprwrlated Aaabllloa. "My balr," remarked the middle aged man, aadly, "la the most ambi tious thiug about me, It aeema." "Wbat'a th answer?" queried his friend. "It Is alwayi coming out on top," explained the party of the first part Mothers will find Mr. Wlnslow'i Soothing Syrup tha beat remedy touaa for that! ehlldren during tha teething period. Hla Blneraese. Maxim Gorky sneered, all tb mors bit terly because there were few to observe it. "Her you Americana," he said, "found me a bigamist In sn hour snd It has taken you three yesrs to find that you can't find whether one ot your Senators is a bigamist or not." Then lie absorbed such solace aa there was in a gallon of tea. Philsdelphls Ledger. The Kind Yoa Have Always Bought, and which lias been In use for OTcr 30 years, lias borne tho slgnatnro of a - and has been made under his per- rVT Bonal superrislon since Its infancy. teWT SotCUll Allow no one to deceive you lu this. All Counterfeit, Imitations and " Jiist-ns-froml" are but Experiments that trifle with and endnnirer the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What Is CASTORIA Castorla Is a liarmless suh-t!tnte for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing1 Syrups. It is l'leusimt. It contains neitlier Opium, Jlorphlne nor other Karcotlo substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worm and allays FeverishncHS. It cures Dlarrluri and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coiirtlpatloii and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Itowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years TMI MT4.W , MWMMV TsstCT, RM TOM Your Tongue is Coated! LOOK Inside your watch cover and seel That's bad busi ness. Billl What you been Eating? What were you drlnkin g ? What kind of Lazy Chair did you taka exercise In? Now don't think It doesn't matter I Because, It's your Bawela that talk now, every time you open your Mouth. That doesn't help your Popularity, nor your Earning capacity. Besides, a man with bad Bowels Is In s bad way. And, s Coated Tongue, or a Bad Breath, are sura signs of bad Bowel and froor Digestion. ' e e e Co and Uks a Tan Mile Walk, for Exerclsel 'Finest thing In tha world for Constipa tion, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Ten Mile Walks. Haven't time? TooLaiy? Well, there Is another Way. Take Artificial Exercise foryour Boweli. That's CACCARETS. They rouse the Bowel MuscIm, Juit aj a Cold Bath fresher.a Athletic Muscles. "Waken them up. Strengthen them t they Contract and Expand the Bowels and Intestine In a healthy active manner. That' how these muscle work the Food along, through your thirty feet of Intea Ones, to It Finish. That's how they iTaeei Cast tie Juice Into th food, to Digest It. That"! how they make the rr.llllona cf Utile Sucker In th In!tlr.e dw th Hutrloon out ef Food, snd transform It My Hair Ran Away Don't have i falling out with your hair. It mifiht leave you! Then what? That would mean thin, serac.Iy, uneven, rough hair. Keep your hair fit home I Fasten it tightly to your scalp 1 You can easily do it with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It is something more than a simple hair dress ing. It li a hair medicine, a hair tonic, a hair food. The best kind ol a testimonial "Sold lor ovor sixty years." US l-T J.C. ay.rOo.. I nw.t Aim aianuraqiarara J 8ARSAPAK1LU. yers PIUS. CULkJY pectosal. Huerlul Terroa I "And have you any specl.il terma for aummer girl when they come In a party?" asked the pretty brunette la the mountain hotel. "Yes, Indeed." responded th clerk, suavely. "And what are they?" " 'Peachea' and 'dear.' " TITO Vitua Mance and all Nerrona rU-ae llo r-enisiienlly curwl by I'r. Kl.n.'a uiv fe.ai.rr. rnd f..r KhKK Ittrlal rmltl-. ! tnailaa. Ur. It 1L klm. , IA.. ail Arch ML, l'bila.,l'a. Asneadmaat Itejeeled, "Laura," aald Mr. Ferguson, hurried ly explaining matter In the kitchen, "I didn't want to bring the man home to dinner, but be kept staying and ataylng at the office, and I Just bad to ask him. You will have to put aa good a face on It as you can." "If you think I am going to change my face on his account tleorge Fer guson," said hie spouse, red and an gry, "you'll have to think again! You may bring him out to dinner right now "Chicago Tribune. rsafaBsaw i riaaa.ii fti Signature of Into Blood, Brawn, Brain and I cne. Ho purging from CASCAR. ETS, because there la no flood ing of the Bowels with a waste of precious Digestive Jules, as with Salts, Castor Oil, "Physic," etc. Casrsrets set Ilka Exercise, harmless, pleasant, simple, convenient, but sura as Shoot ing. Th thin little Tn Cent Box, carried In your Vest Pocket constantly, la sure protection against the results of La It Suffers Cheerful Booting Raft J Eating Slow Walking Easy Chair Athletic! An J Lazy Liver. see One tablet taken whenever you suspect you need It will insure you against 90 per cent of all other Ilia likely to attack you. Because 90 per cent of these 111 begin In the Bowels, or axis! through poor Nutrition. Casorets don't purge, don't weaken, don't Irritate, nor upset your stomsch. Ten Cents, at all Druggist. 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