'Spring Medicine
' There la no other eeeaon when good
medicine k eo much needed ae In the
Spring.
The blood k Impure, weak end
Impoverished—a condition indicated
by pimples and other eruptions on the
face and body, by deficient vitality,
loss of appetite, lack of strength, and
Grumbling Customer—W hat’s tha
want of animation.
reason you raise the price of your coal
every month! Dealer—Well, we find
the people keep on. paying i t —Chicago
Tribune.
"Don’t be ashamed of work," said
H ake the • blood pure, vigorous and Uncle Eben. "Sometimes de man wlf
rich, create appetite, give vitality, de wheelbarrow aln’ got nigh aa much
strength and animation, and cure trouble as da man wlf de automobile."
all eruptions. Have the whole family —Washington Star.
" It la difficult for people to get what
begin to take them today.
“ Hood’s Bars« par Ills has been used la they really deserve In thla life.” “It
ear family tor soma time, and always with la difficult for aome of na,” answered
Stood results. Last spring I was all run Miss Cayenne; “others have to dodge.”
down and got a bottle at It, and as nsual —Washington Star.
received great benefit." lliss B u u s
Spellbinder—I’ve nailed seventeen
Bores, Stowe, V t
different lies during thla campaign.
Mood's Sarsaparilla promisee So Voice from Audience—Have you got a
ours and keeps the promise.
union carpenter’s card, cull?—Louis­
ville Courier Jonrnal.
ODD FREAKS OF LIGHTNING."" "They’ve added another man to the
force working on the new postofflee
S o m e t i m e * I t M a k e * F l a s h l i g h t P h o t o ­ building.”
“Ie that * 0 ?” "Yea. one
g r a p h s o a I t s V ic tim .
<St tbe boys employed became of age
One of the fantastic tricks which yesterday.—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
lightning plays upon Its unfortunate
"Money doesn’t make the man,” said
victims Is a kind of flashlight photog­
raphy. There are numerous Instances the hlgh-browed and haughty youth.
of this which are more or less “authen­ “No," answered Senator Sorghum, “It
ticated,’’ but they seam almost too doesn’t make the man, but sometimes
wonderful to be believed. One of these It makes the candidate.”—Washington
Is of s young man in New Jersey who Star.
Wanted a Circus: Tbe Child—Are
was struck by lightning and waa taken
in an ambulance to the hospital at yon the trained nurae mamma said was
ones. There seemed to be no wound coming! The Nurse—Yea. dear; I'm
except a small mark on the back, but the trained nurae. Tbe Child—Let'a
wblla the doctors and nurses were ex­ see aome of your tricks.—Brooklyn
amining him a picture began to devel­ Life.
op on the akin. Boon before the won­
Bride—George, dear, when we reach
dering eyes of the watchers appeared onr destination let na try to avoid giv­
a perfect picture of Christ nailed to ing the Impression that we are newly
the cross. The explanation la th at oo married.
George—Alt right, Maud;
tha wall opposite the bed on which the you can carry this ault caae.—New
young man lay was the picture which Yorker.
was reproduced on bis akin.
"I wonder why they call these apart­
Another instance Is of a man who ments ‘flats!* That doesn’t mean any­
was struck by lightning, and on bis thing." "No, perhaps the man who
chest were rad marks, resembling tbs flrat Invented them happened to look
tree, with all Its branches, under which at the building plan sidewise.”—Phila­
tbs man was standing when he was delphia Pros*.
killed. From Francs comes the story
Another Victim: Newsboy—Great
of s passant girl who was driving s mystery! Fifty victim*! Purchaser—
cow from the pastors when she was Here! I aay! Thera’s nothing In your
overtaken by s storm, and abe and the paper! Newsboy—That's the mystery,
cow took refuge under the tree. ▲ bolt gnv’nor. You’re the flfty-flrat victim.
af lightning killed the cow and stunned —Illustrated Bits.
the girl. When sbe recovered con­
“She mnat be a very brilliant wom­
sciousness she found on her chest a
picture of the cow she had been driv­ an, for I bear that sbe aaya so much
that la worth remembering.” “Indeed
ing.
she
does. She teaches tbe multiplica­
The chatelaine of the castle of Bena-
tonnalra was sitting In a chair in her tion table In the primary grade.”—
salon when the chateau was struck by Cleveland Leader.
Pat's Trouble: An Irishman came to
lightning. She was uninjured, but on
the back of her dress was found a per­ a doctor complaining that ba had
fect copy of tbe chair on wblch sbe noises In hla head. “Ol have thlra art
bad been sitting, down to Its minutest tbe tolme,” he said, "an* aometolmes
ornam ent Tbeee are a few of tbe Ol can hear thim fifty feet away!”—
0
many strange pranks which lightning Llpplncotfa Magaaine.
plays upon ns.—Chicago Chronicle.
"Why did the congregation hurry
ont ao suddenly after the benediction!”
Ho R ides a Wheel.
"Tbe sexton makes them leave their
"Look out for tbe man riding along' tunbrollas In tbs vestibule, and those
side s car on s bicycle," remarked a who get out late haven’t much of a
Central detail detective tbe otber day. choice.'”—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
"Tbe street car workers have a new
She Was Worried: Tbe Minister—
dodge, and tbe man on the bicycle la My dear madam, let this thought con­
part of tbe game. He's tbe ‘outside sole yon for your husband's death. Re­
man,* as It were.
member that other and better men
"▲ grafter gets on the car and the than he have gone the same way.
car la followed by the guy on the Bereaved Widow—They haven't all
wheel. When ‘the goods'—a watch or gone, have they?—Tlt-Blta.
scarfpln—la taken by the fellow on the
Just Avoiding a Cuss Word: Grayce
car he throws It to hla pal on tbe
War!
War! War! Gladys—What on
wheel, who gets away with It. If the
,rth are you hollering “war” about?
guy on the wheel sees trouble ahead on
the car be gets away.' but not without Grayce—I Just struck my thumb with
first getting the atuff from hla partner tbe hammer. Gladys—Well, what’s
war got to do with It! Grayce—Don’t
if he can.
you
know what war la?—Louisville
" It’s a allck game, and pnazled us
■
for a while, but we tumbled to it by Courier-Journal.
She
Meant
Wall:
"Now,
Tommy,”
recognising one of the crook* on a
said Mrs. Bull, "I want you to be good
wheel.”—Chicago Inter Ocean.
while I’m o u t" , "I’ll be good for a
Self-love sometimes borrows the face nickel,” replied Tommy.
’Tommy,”
of honest seal.—Hall.
aald she, T ‘ want you to remember
that yon cannot be a son of mine un­
less yon are good for nothing.”—Louis­
ville Courier-Journal.
Dentist (who baa pulled the wrong
tooth)—I see how I made tbe mistake.
I counted the molars from the bac-k
Instead of the fro n t You don't aeem
to have cut your wladom teeth y e t
young man. Groaning Patient—That’s
evident from the choice I made of a
Columbus, Ohio, Hay 19 , 1903 .
Some four years ago I waa suffering
« dentist!—Chicago Tribune.
Direction* for Uee.—The Inventor of
from impure blood and s general run
down condition of tbe system. I bad no a new feeding bottle for Infanta sent
and bad an all- out tbe following among bis direction«
_
me misers-
began the dbe of S . 8 . S., and for using: “Wben the baby la done
after taking seven or eight bottles my skin drinking it m ast be unscrewed and laid
was cleared of all eruptions and took on a In a cool place under the hydrant. If
ruddy, healthy glow that assured me that the baby does not thrive on fresh milk
tny blood haa been restored to its nor­ It should be boiled.”—Collier’s Weekly.
mal, healthy condition. My appetite
restored, as I could eat anything pat be­
M a rk T w a in ’ s F ir s t M oney.
fore me, and as I regained my appetite
While traveling recently
Mark
I increased in weight, and that ‘ Urea feel­ Twain waa asked by a friend and fel­
ing” which worried me so much disap­
peared, and I was once again my old self. low passenger If he remembered the
I heartily recommend S. S. 8 . as the first money be bad ever earned.
“Yea,” answered Mr. Clemens, puff­
beat blood purifier and tonic made, and
strongly advise its use to allthosein nee«' ing meditatively on his cigar. “I have
of such medicine.
V ictor S tubbins . a distinct recollection of It. When I
Cor. Barthman and Washington Aves.
waa a youngster I attended school at
a place where the nse of the birch rod
Wheeling, W. V., May a 8 , 190 «.
My system
item waa rundown and my joints waa not an unusual event. It waa
d pained * me considerably.
ached and
' * * * I had against the rules to mark tbe desks la
used 8 . 8 3. . 8 . before and knew what it any manner, the penalty being a tine
waa, *0 I purchased a bottle of it and have of fS or public chastlaement.
taken several bottles and the aches and
“Happening to violate the rule on
pains are gone, my blood has been dese­
ed and my general health built up. I can one occasion I waa offered tbe alterna­
testify to it as a blood purifier and tonic. tive. I told my father, and aa no
seemed to think It would be too bad
1533 Market 8 t.
J ohn C. S trut .
If you have any for m# to be publicly puniahed, be
symptoms of dis­ gave me the $0. At that period of my
ordered b lo o d existence IS waa a large nun, while
write n a and oar • whipping waa of llttla consequence,
physicians w ill and ao”—bare Mr. Clemens reflectively
advise yon free.
knocked the ashes from hla cigar—
Onr book on “wall,” ba finally added, ‘‘that was
Mood and akin haw I earned my flrat $5.”—Baltimore
diseases sent free. Herald.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
T A IN T S
blood
sss
.The Swift Soeolflo Comoanv.
Atlanta. Bn.
Ayers
We know what «11 good doc­
tors think of A y e rs C herry
Pectoral. Ask your own doc­
tor and find out. He will tell
C herry
P ectoral
you how it quiets the tickling
thrpat, h e als th e inflam ed
lu n g s, and c o n tro ls th e
hardest of coughs.
- A yer’s C lu rry P e r to rs i la w all kn o w n la
• n r fam ily. W a th in k II la th a baa* dm T M m
In th a w orld for concha an d co ld ..’’
K a t i b r ir r a a a o k . fa ta la m n , Cal.
ac.,Mc..fl-M.
‘.II d röselst*.
H a rd C o u gh s
One of Ayor’e Filin at bedtime wll
hasten recovery. Oentiy laxative.
Bpeecbli
Two workmen were engaged In dig­
ging a well when suddenly a portion
of the earth gave way, falling on and
knocking down one of tue men. Hla
companion called to him and listened
anxiously for a reply.
“Pat, apeak, man!” cried Mike again
from a bo vi. “Are ye dead?”
“No, Mike,” came the answer, with
a. groan. “I'm not dead, but I’m
apacbleaa.”
Without more ado Mike set off for
help as fast aa hla legs could carry
him. Thumping loudly on tbe door of
P at’s kinfolk, he summoned help, ex­
plaining that Pat bad been knocked
Vspachless” and waa burled by tbe
earth In tbe well.
“ Who told ye ao?” was the unex­
pected matter of fact Inquiry.
“He told me himself.” retorted Mike,
Indignant at hla word being doubted,
“and, begarra, woman. If ye don’t be­
lieve me come and ask him, and be’ll
tell ye It’s the truth I’m speaking!”—
London Tatler.
M J U io a a l a
O a«*.
Balier’» New National Oats yielded In
Mich., 2*0 bu., in Mo., 255 bn., in N. D.,
31 bn., and m 30 other states from 150
to 300 bu. per acre. Now this Oat if gen­
erally grown in 1905, will sdd millions of
bushel* to the yield snd millions of dol­
lars to tbe farmer’s nurse!
WHEN FORKS WERE NEW.
Their Uee 1 » pressed a Lady tha
First Tiros Shs Raw Them.
A lady who aaw forks used for the
first time at a dinner of Henry HI. of
France records her ‘’Impressions” of
the o<region. Henry had In 1547 been
tendered a mugnitlcent reception In
Venice. At tbis entertainment forks
were used. Tbe royal guest observed
thorn with tnneb interest and immedi­
ately introduced them to tbe French
court.
It seems from the account of tbe
lady, who bud never used them be­
fore, that some others were In tbe same
predicament. She writes:
"They never touched the meat with
their fingers, but with forks, wblch
they carried to their mouths, bending
their necks and bodies over their
plates. .... — -------------
-- -----
"There were several salads. These
they ate with forks, for it la not con­
sidered. proi>er to touch the food with
tha fingers. However difficult It may
be to manage It, It Is thought better
to put the little forked Instrument In
tho mouth than the fingers.
"Tbe artichokes, asparagus, peas and
beans were brought. It was a pleasure
to rkateh them try to eat these with
their forks, for some, who were less
adroit than tbe others, „ dropped aa
many on their plates and on the way
to the mouth as they were able to get
to their mouths.
"Afterward a great silver basin anQ
pitcher of water were brought, and
tbe guests washed their hands, though
It seems as If there would not be much
scent of meat nud grease on them, for
they had touched their food only with
those forked instruments."
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in stamps to John A. Salzer Seed Co., La
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and lots of farm seed samples. [P. C. L.J
■ b o p p in g T r o a b le * .
’To-morrow la my wlfa’s birthday
and I want to buy a present tb at will
tickle her."
“ We hare a nice line of feather
boas.”
“No, no. I mean something that
would make a hit with her.”
“Anything In hammers?”
“ You misunderstand.”
"I want something striking that—”
“Ah. you wish a clock.”
“That’* all.”—Cleveland Tlaln Deal­
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black now, but I’m positive It was
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Mrs. Newcomer—Good morning! Is
this Mrs. Teachem’s private school?
Mrs. Blinks (hotly)—Indeed It isn’t.
This is a privets house, snd these are
my own children.
Mrs. Newcomer (hastily)—I” thought
It must be a school, because the children
looked so cultivated, and educated, and
scholarly, and—and refined, you know.
Mrs. Blinks (genially)—Oh, ye*, of
course. Come In and sit down. Lucy,
call in your six brothers and five sisters,
and introduce them to the lady, while I
get ready to go around with her and
show her where Mrs. Teachem’a school
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Pieo’s Curb 1 « a good cough medicine.
It has cured coughs and colds for forty
yuOef»Oe4wtiU»f»»»t«4eO«ee»iA*»et*tetatsdsd! f
years. At druggists, 25 cents.
For Cupboard Corner
St* Jacobs Oil
S traight, strong, sure. Is th e b ast
household rem edy for
R heum atism
N a u r a lfiia
Lum bago
Backache
S c ia t ic *
S p r a in s
B ru is e s
S o ren ess
S t iff n e s s
P ric e , 2 5 c. s n d 5 0 c.
A Well-Known F a c t
Magistrate—What have you to say
to thg charge of being druuk and disor­
derly last night?
Prisoner—You know, y’r honor, that
w’en a man is drunk, he thinks he’s
sober, and it's the other people is drunk.
Magistrate—Urn—yes, 1 bav* heard
ao.
Prisoner—That’s how it was, y’r hon­
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pity.
Hicks—Pity? Nonsense, tha chump
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Times.
r i T B F erm an en U y C ored. N o flu o r nerv o u sn ess
' 1 1 0 a fte r first d ay ’» u se o f Dr. Kline’aU reat N erve
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W hat 8 ultan of Turkey haa ever
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What Sultan has restricted the bene­
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section of his subjects? What Sultan
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npon aacks of shot for eighteen hours
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would not be converted to be knouted
to death between the ranks of his sol­
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PUTNAM
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