Nothing Tastes Good And eating is simply perfunc­ tory— done because it must be. This is the common complaint of i Sh o rt S t o r le J Ths Worst YcL “ It is admitted that Napoleon Bona­ parte can get along without that statue that they propote to give him in St. Louis.’ ’ O F A REM AR KA BLE C A SE NOW PUBLISH. U fa to tha moat favorad la a «* always “ Of Corsican.” — Cleveland Plain- full of aunainna, but to the avarage | dealer. ED FOR THE FIRST TIME. American girl or woman who la obliged to work for her Hviag, and, parhapo Like the Others. to help othara at horns, lifa is often • Mr*. Nichols M ake»» Stateiuet,Telling to “ I thank G od," said the Pharisee, heavy drag in consequent» of illneea the Ksst of Her Knowledge the Cause i "th a t I am not as other men.” Women who work, especially thosg which Led to the Trouble. “ Oh, I don't know,” replied the who are conetantly on their feat, ary The following facts, says the Belfast, lady. “ You seem tty be like a good peculiarly liable to tha development of organto troubles, and should par­ Me., Republican Journal, have never many of them. I saw you occupying a ticularly heed the first manifestation», before been published. The incident r>eat in a car last night when there auch as backache, pains in the lower caused much comment at the time and were lotg of women standing.” — Chi­ limbs and lower part of the stomach, Irregular and painful monthly period*- it was thought worth while to make cago Record-Herald. an investigation. With this end in Her Share. view, a reporter called n;>on Mrs. Elisa­ “ Oh, Lucy! Where did you get that beth Nichols at her home in Sears- port, Me., and obtained tho following ] lovely new hat?” asked Mrs. Fosdick of Mrs. Keedick. information. She said.: “ Frank gave me the money to buy it. “ About six years ago my nerves broke down completely and my whole I t ’s my share out of a fortunate invest­ system became a wreck. 1 suffered ment he made with a Mr. John P o tt." dreadfully from indigestion and my Necessarily. eyes were very weak. I had frequent She— Really, my husband is quite a fainting s|>ells. Finally my sight failed me enttirely and I had to have philosopher. Her Aunt— W ell, a man might as my eyes bandaged all the time.” “ This state of affairs,” she contin­ well bow to the inevitable— when he’s ued, “ lasted lor a year, when I was married to it!— Chicago Journal. forced to go to bed ami stay there con­ Wonderful Collection of Birds. stantly. I became so weak that I could Mrs. Henry Wells Terry, a resident take only two tablespoonfuls of milk at a time. I could not feed myself and of Babylon, L. I., lias one of the most K i s s E l l a B u e n v f . r , E. R o c h i s t s b , O a io . sleep was almost im|s>ssihle. This complete and valuable collections of birds in America, which she inherited faintness, weakness, loss of appetite lasted another year and 1 was then in such a state of nervous exhaustion that from her father, J. C. Knoess, an or­ and sleep. The young lady whose portrait wo when my people wanted to make my nithologist, known all over the world publish herewith had all theaa symp­ lied they could move me only a few for his knowledge on this subject. toms, and in addition leucorrhoea, inches at a time. I had become ex- and was cured by Lydia E. Pinkham’s New York’s Extinct Volcano. remely thin and was still losing flesh. V e g e t a b l e Compound. First, she A Harvard professor has discovered wrote a letter to Mrs. Pinkham’a lab­ I'had tried nearly all the medicines in what he considers the remains of an oratory at Lynn. Mass., describing her the market, but failed to find any that extinct volcano at Schuylerville, N. Y'., trouble, received in reply accurate in­ helped me.” structions what to do to get well, and “ But how were you cured?” asked a «mall country place already famous now wishes her name used to convince in American history. the interviewer. others that they may be cured as aha " I ’ ll tell you. My condition finally was. The World’s Great Cities. became so critical that my family ex­ The same helping hand, free of There are in the world 270 cities, charge or obligation, is extended, to pected me to die any day. Then my having more than 100,000 inhabitants every ailing woman in America. If husband liougbt some Dr. W illiam s’ Pink Fills for Pale People, and three each; 35 having more than 500,000, you are siok you are fooliah not to get days after I began taking them I cculd and 12 with a population of more than this valuable advice, it costs you noth­ ing, and she is sure to help you. Don’t eat without assistance, and in a week I 1,000,000. w ait until it is too late — write to-day. could sit up and lie dressed. After 1 Only Eight bad taken five boxes I liegan to gain W illie— Oh, maw, I have such a pain flesh. I continued tbe use of Pink Pills for Pale People until I bad taken in my stummick. Fond Mother— W illie, have you been ten boxes and was ablo to help my family pack up and move to a new eating something? W illie— No, maw, I didn’t eat a home. After reaching there I took two WEARS more boxes of tbe pills and I have hern thing but eight green apples.— Oitio able to work hard and take eare of my State Journal. THE INSjpEJISTOBT OGOD j It Is related that once, when a cap­ tain lu the army cornered by the en­ the dyspeptic. emy, be addressed bis men as follows: If eating sparingly would cure “ My men. tight like demons until your dyspepsia, few would suffer from powder gives out, then run. I'm a lit­ tle lame. I’ll start now." it long. In an after-dinner speech at the Lon­ The only w a y to cure dyspepsia, don Savage Club recently, on the pur­ which is difficult digestion, is to ity of the English tongue, Winston give vigor and tone to the stomach Churchill remarked: “ 1 have written five books, the same number as Moses and the whole digestive system. —but I will not press tbe comparison.” Hood's Sarsaparilla c u r e d the niece of It la said that when Tbaddeus, some Frank Fay, 100 N. 8t., South Boston. Mass., who w rite s that she bad been a great sufferer twenty years ago, was painting his fa­ from d y s p e p s ia for s ix years; had been with* mous portrait of the Pope, his Holiness out appetite and had been troubled with sour stomach and headache. She had tried many exclaimed: “ How old you make me other m e d ic in e s in T ain . Two bottles of look!” “ But are you not old?” asked Hood's Sarsaparilla made her well. the artist. “ Ah, yes," said the Pope, “ but the Papacy, tbe Idea which I rep­ Promises to cure and keeps the reseat, Is always young.” Mark Twain was recently chaffing promise. D on’t wait till you are Sir Wemyss Reid on the vagaries of worse, but buy a bottle today. English pronunciation. “ You spell a name B-e a-u-c-h-a-m-p. and pronounce It Marchbunks," be said. “ And you do From the Automobliit'i Vitw. precisely the same thing,” replied We- First Chauffeur— Have any had luck inyss. “ What do you mean'/’’ replied during your trip yesterday? Second Chauffeur— Oh, I ran over a Mark Twain. "W ell, you spell your man, hut I don’t think I hurt tiie mn- name C-l-e-m-e-n s, and you pronounce It Twain.” rhine any.—Ohio State Journal. An Edinburgh photographer was vis­ A re You t ilin g A l l e n '. F u n t-K M .t ited tbe other day by a man who want­ It I. tho o n ly c u r e fo r S w o lle n , S m a rtin g , ed a unique picture taken. “ You see, H o rn in g , S w e a t in g Kent, C u m . am t B u n io n ,. A»k 1 or AI In n '. ro o t-K a a p , a p o w d e r to Ut It's Uke tills," the stranger begau. “ 1 atiaken In to t h e s h o e ,. A t a ll h r u c g f . t , a n d bad a girl that 1 loved, and we was Shoe S to re ,. 2 c. S a m p le ,c n t K K K E . A d d r e « . A lle n S. 01rn,teeen looking for a to weep anywhere.” husband for tho last 25 years.” — Tam- \ A prominent pryslclan, the other day, family of five people ever since. many Times. |told bow he played a practical Joke on “ It is now four years since I stopped an esteemed member of tbe medical taking medicine and if I ever have to Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth­ profession, w ho did not believe In the take any more it will be Dr. Wliliams’ ing Syrup the best remedy to use lor their germ theory, and refused to pursue any Pink Pills for Pule People. Three of ohlldren during the teething period. study iu that direction, holding that It my neighbors have taken the pills witli was all bosh. The more the bacteriol­ good results and I positively consider Their Similarity, Mr. Iiicks— How almost human that ogist Insisted, the more doubting the them the best remedy there is.’ ’ doctor became, “ uere Is no such ding The aiiovo statement was sworn to dog acts at times, doesn't he? Mrs. iiicks— Yes; he growls over his as germs In tuberculosis. 1 vlll not be­ by Mrs. Nichols at tho reporter’ s re­ lief It.” declared the Herman physician. quest before Charles F. Adams, a no­ food almost as much as you do. “ Yes, but I have bacilli which I can tary public, at Searsport. B r o o k ly n , N. Y „ Feb. ‘JO,— T h e » o t lv U y a t tha show you under tbe microscope and Not only have many cases similar to la b o r a t o r y of the (la rlli-lil T e a Co. la f u r t h e r e v id e n c e o f the p o p u la rity o f t h e ir p r e p a r a ­ prove my assertion,” replied the pro­ this been cured by Dr. Williams’ Pink t i o n * ; o v e r T i l KICK M I L L I O N F A M IL K S u sed fessor. “ Und Id has head und tall?" Pills for Pale People but equally won­ G a r fie ld R em ed ies last y ear I T h l » vast p u D li« queried the doctor. “ Certululy. Come derful results have been accomplished a p p r o v a l sp eak s w e ll fo r th e rem ed ies. T h e y a r e : <>ai field T e a ,G a r fie ld H e a d a c h e P o w d e rs , to my laboratory, and I ’ll show It to by them in a large number of diseases G a r fie ld T e a -S y ru p , G a rfie ld R e lie f P la s te rs , The doc­ arising from thin blood or shattered G a r fie ld B e lla d o n n a P lasters, G a r fie ld D ig e st- you," said the bacteriologist. h e T a b le t s a n d G a rfie ld C o ld C ure. tor visited the laboratory, aud tbe sci­ nerves, two fruitful causes of almost entist showed him the specimen under every ill to which flesh is heir. They After the Lecture. the mlcroecope. A peculiar looking, are a positive cure for such diseases as “ Do you think tho devil is worse wiggling object, with the head of a locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. than those who talk about him?” monster and fenthers sticking forth Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheu­ “ W ell, still, hit ’ pends ’ pon who like the war-path bend-gear of a savage matism, nervous headuche, the after doin’ do talkin’ .” — Atlanta Constitu­ Indian, was presented. “ Mein gracious! effects of girp, of fevers and of other tion. Und dot ting is alive?" cried tbe doc­ acute diseases, palpitation of the heart, pale and Ballow complexions, and all tor; “ no vonder the germs can ravage Hamlin’s Wizard Oil is an old remedy, forms of weakness either in male or a man’s lungs. I shall get me a micro­ and like un old friend may bu depended female. Dr. William s’ Pink Pills fo scope at vonce.” The doctor was con­ on. It cures pain. Pale^ People are also a sjieeific for verted to the germ theory, but the troubles peculiar to females. In met wicked bacteriologist failed to reveal The Title li the Thing. they effect a radical cure in all cases to him that the bacillus shown lu tbe He— Would you marry a foreign arising from worry, over work or e x ­ mlcroecope was a common flea, ob­ nobleman? cesses of whatever nature. Dr. W il­ tained from the body of tbe scientist's liams’ Pink Pills for Pale People ar. She— No; not for love or money. He—■ ’Of course, not; but would you pet house-dog. sold in boxes (never in loose bulk) nt marry one?— Judgo. fifty cents a box or six boxes for two A H le t o r ic T o w n . MetternlcbV statement that no room dollars and fifty cents, and may lie had Is so small but honor may enter, ap­ of all druggists, or direct by mail from Company, plies to the recent modest celebration Dr. Williams Medicino For Infant* and Children. In Carlisle, Pennsylvania, of the one Schenectady, N. Y . Be sure to get the hundred and fiftieth anniversary o f Its genuine; substitutes never cured any body. foundation. Bears the Carlisle was the first settlement made Made lor Etch Other. under charter from the Penns, aud as Signature o f Edith— I hear that you anti Fred are the farthest outpost of Quakerism quite intere.-ted in ono another. What He Would Think. served as a notable barrier of defense Bertha— Don’ t you tell a soul, Edith, “ Johnny,’ ’ said the young man, who against the savages of the Western but, really, I believe that Fred and I wanted to conciliate him, “ if I should wilderness. were made for each other. We have Later It became the base of Wash­ played golf together three times, ami give yon a penny, what would you ington's operations for the suppression we never have quarreled— except two think?” “ Humph! I'd think mo»’, likely v ’ of the Whisky Insurrection; Its mili­ or three times when Fred was dearly wanted me t ’ buy a automobile an’ tary experience as a regular army in the wrong.— Boston Transcript. break my neck.” — Denver Times. post ended only tbe ulght preceding the great Hattie o f Gettysburg; Benja­ N tsts of O hio , r itt of T oledo , i L ucas C ounty . ( “• min Franklin drew there a treaty of P kank J. C heney makes oath that he Is the friendship with tbe Western Indians; senior carter of the Arm ot F. J. C h e n st A Co., business In the City ot Toledo, Conutv “ Molly Pitcher” went thence with the doing and State aforesaid, and that said tlrra will nav volunteers raised by Carlisle In 1776. the sunt ol UNK HUNDRED DOLLARS for each every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured and her body was brought hack to a and by tbs use of H all ' s C atarrh C cre . The lia b ility to disease is greatly Carlisle graveyard; Andre was for a FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to hefore me and subscribed in tnv lessened when the blood is in good con­ short time detained there In captivity; presence, this llh day of December, A. D. lAsti. dition, and the circulation healthy and and Washington and Hamilton gath­ | | A. W. GLEASON, vigorous. F o r then all refuse matter ered at Carlisle forty thousand troops * —v — * Notary Public is promptly carried out o f the system ; for the arduous march toward Pitts­ H all's Catarrh Cure Is tasen Internally and acts olroctly on the blood snd mucous surfaces ot otherwise tt would rapidly accumulate burg. Few towns have so picturesque th#system. Send lor testimonials, free. — fermentation would take place, the and varied a history,—Youth’s Compan­ _ F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, a Sold by druggists, 75c. blood become polluted and the consti­ ion. Hall's Family Fills aro tha best. _______ tution so weakened that a simple H is B eet. malady m ight result seriously. Doing Him Justice. The lata Sir John Stainer, one of En­ A healthy, active circulation means Tho Heiress— Yon seem to have no good digestion and strong, healthy gland’s most celebrated musicians aud objection to him, papa, except that he composers, was once staying In a small nerves. has no money. As a blood purifier and tonic S. S. S. 8wlss T i l l a g e , and tbe English clergy, Papa— No; and I ’ ll even admit that man wss on the outlook for a musician has no canal. It is the safest and best he's trying hart! to get some.— Brook­ remedy for old people and children to assist at tbe service. lyn life. because it contains na minerals, but is Stainer was In the otfice o f tbe hotel made exclusively of roots and herbs. when the clergyman found blin, and N o other remedy so thoroughly and started the conversation with, “ Do you effectually cleanses the blood o f im- play tbe harmonium?” purities A t the “ A little," wss tbe reply of tbe ex- same time it builds organist of St. Paul's Cathedral. up the weak and de- “ Will you. then, be good enough to hihtatcd. and reno- help us out of our difficulty ou Bun- vates the entire sys­ day? We will read the Psalms, sod “ I hid a very «evere sickness tem. It cures permanently all manner the hymns shall bo tho simplest 1 can that took off all my hair. 1 pur­ of blood and skin xin t troubles. chased a bottle of A yer'» Hair select.” added tho delighted parson. Vigor and it brought all my hair „ X ’jA i,® ' o f U rban», (>.. w r ite s : " I will do uiy best,” said Btalner, ” I »•<* ® c » « « j a on m y hand* and face for back again.” ®va / • * T* - I t would braak out In Uttlo with a smile. W. D. Quinn, Marseille», III. w h it* Dustuloa, crust* w ould form and The sen Ice proceeded satisfactorily, o r o tlif? . tha akin rod and lnflatn- od. T h # doctors did m * no good. I used but the congregation at tbe close listen­ nil tho madlcatod soap* and aalrss without Is benefit. B. B. 8. cured me, and m y skin ed to a brilliant recital.. When tbs la no otoar and smooth as any o n s 's ." parson beard the name of his assistant **” • Blsgfrted, of C apo lf a v . W. he asked him to dinner. “ Do you '• ,h * ,. * » * n * r -o n # bottles o f 8 .8 . 8. oured he er o f Cancer u rsd h of >u* tho uinnas. breset. DOO* Doo- smoke?” he asked at the close. —----——. ws friand» thought har oaaa hopo- " I will do my best." responded Stain ISÏÏ. er. and the ensuing laughter was ths Richard .. . . T, Oardner, Florence, o ffered ft suffered for years with Bolls, t ' | prologue of au entertaining exchange Uas o f 8. 8. 8. put his blood In good oon- o f Oxford reminiscences. d ltlon and tha Boils disappeared. Send for our free book, and write H f r O p in io n . of our physicians a b o u t your c am . "One of the greatest evil* In life.” Medical advice free. «aid tho elderly woman. "1* prorraatl TNC *WIFT SPECIFIC C0„ ATLANTA, M, nation.” “ 1 think ao, too," replied tbe young II « • fcofttl». All AronM». married woman. “ I don't aee the *eti».- P I SO S C U R E FOR If your druggist cannot supply you, of putting off your golden wedding hi . send us on* dollar ami wa will axpraaa Mi lu i fAHS. ft Couth Hjrup. T i m m Good. 1 you a bottle He sure and giva the name nlveranry till you are 60 or 70 year in time. 8oUi br druggim*. of your neareat expreaa oftn e. Address, old.” — Waahlngtou Star. J . C. A YFR CO , low ed. Mass. H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla O u r W orking Girls• IN WET WEATHER A WISE M AN L IG H T E D r One thing certain,— Ayer’s Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. This is because it is a hair food. It feeds the hair and the hairgrows, that’s all there is to it. It stops falling the hair, too, and sl* ways restores color to gray hair. OILED WATERPROOF CLOTHING . UHL KEEP YOU DRY NOTHING ELSE WILL •TAKE NO SUBSTITUTED • CATALOGUES FREE- SHOWING FULL UNE Or GARMENTS AND HATS A cl TOWER CO.. BOSTON, MA33. 06 Carter's Little Liver Pills. HERE K eeley C u re TAKE THE fenre relief horn liqmor, opium and to oaaa j ha biu, Sena for particolare«» to 430 W illia m * Keeley Institute, A M v oved e .. P o rtla n d . O regon N . P . N . U. 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W foy.n and opérât# orrr fioo arrêt for t i* production of car choir# see-.ia In order to indu # you t© try them we Tv.sk# tvc G i.o * UJipreo- o d M M a lo f « : F a r 16 Conta P a a tp a id j M IM » raremt Haetgma iiiOi I t M t llO w O M r ilM lM U M , IS Mrt* » » • « » * * tamaiarx, ■ S CURE CONSTIPATION ; l*aa !#«»•#• »art8U—» lft •plead J Wal Mrit, ft) farfa.aaly WaaUfal Sawar • tn ail ISO k nd» foWttTvlT fnrmahin* SOLO t IN BULK ) bu»’ ris of cban’i’.n* fVw.'s and j i * and !'t* of .N • W . ' M ’V./ t « * r «»r W. t h our s >at «r* au#/ tri < a l a'-« ut !> • ’ » and » «*• ^ Oat and Frvunna and Sprlta, an;- n s##d at a v . a p< und, #tr . a lle r :y . for I Se. Ln »tan i #. W nt# t>day. 5 )1 0 0 taste good. E a t them lik e candy. T h e y l remove any bad taste In the mouth, le a r- ' Ir.g the breath sweet and perfumed. It Is a pleasure to take them, and they ara liked especially by children, sweeten the stomach b y cleansing tha mouth, throat and food channel. T h at l means, they stop undigested food from nuring In the stomach, prevent gaa form ­ in g In the bowels, and kill disease germ * of a ry kind that breed and feed In tha en­ tire system. are purely v e g e ta b le and con tain no m er­ curial or other mineral poison. T h e y con- . of the latest discoveries In medicine, | and f^rm a combination of remedies un- equaled to make the blood pure and rick ar i malt» clean skin and beautiful com­ plexion. tone the »tomach and bowels ar.d »M r up the laxy liver. They do not merely «oft#n i t ' -«tools and cau.-^ their discharge, but i strengthen the bowels and put them Into lively, healthy condition, making their ac­ tion naturaL *rlp nor gripe. T h e y act q u ietly, po*. Itiveh- ir.ll r ever cause any kind of uncom- l lz r t f e t T lken regu larly they make re!L?ct r**u la rly and naturally as It •ntuld. They keep the sewerage of the body properly moving and keep the system clean, to w cise the flow of milk In nursing moth- i l l J . V he "?.otb* r * a ti * tablet, it makes ner milk mildly purgative and has a mild } but re v -rect m the b.abv. In this w a y they a r- the only safe laxative for tha nursing Infant. taken patlertly. persistently, will curs any form of constipation, r.o matter how old or * ' - r otl rr w r dies have faf.ed They ) are . utely g u srsrte ed to cure ar v ca<» or purchase money will be chetrOilly rs- iur.de a. S S p J J * ' S f- # * _ * box. S a m p le, aant fr a * w • pub.I.h r.o t.atimontala 1*r »fv ta on their merit under ab­ solute c i.irantee to cure. B u r ar.d try a and book’ *t ° r WrIt* U* ,o r ,r M “ " ’ P1*» » n a u . » »ra re r <•., nttr.s* m raw raax. R E W A R D - in i- I> »id t * «a r r f»< le r o f thij piper who will ra. “ I*” P°rt ,0 B> » “ T attempt of »ubstitution, or »ale of , .__ _ . .. ' something juat a* good” when Ca»c«ret» aro called for, and furnish evidence upon whsch we can convict. All cotreepondeoc* confidential. JOHN ft. SALZER SEEL C0.« Lt Crttsa. WH. 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