BACK IB THE OLD BUT.
What is Castoria.
ASTORIA is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and
Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotio substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays
Feverishness, It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colio, It relieves Teething Troubles,
cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Pood, regulates the Stomach
and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The children’s Panacea—The
Mother’s Friend.
The Kind You^ Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over
30 years, has borne the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under
his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive yon in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and li Just-as-good ” are but Experiments that trifle with
and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
There «re four verses. Verse
1. A yer’e Hair Vigor makes
the hair grow. Verse 2. A yer’s
Hair Vigor stops falling hair.
Verse 3. A yer’s H llr Vigor
cu res d a n d ru ff. V e rs e 4.
A yer’s Hair Vigor always re
stores color to gray hair. The
chorus is sung by millions.
" Brior* M in f Ayer'a Hair Vigor I had vary
thlB. i " i . T* r7
•“ ‘ f - .
I eon tinned to
■M the Vigor until my hair greatly Improved
In every way. I here used Tt off 'and on for
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addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher.
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F a m ily .
Queen Maud has the reputation of
being the w it o f K in g Edward’* family.
On one occasion she was with her sis
ters at a public function and noticed
a curious pressman gazing at their ev
ery movement, says the London Tatler.
C H A M P IO N S T A R F IN D E R .
Accordingly, she wrote something on a
place o f paper and, making a pretense W o m a e o f H a r v a r d U n lv w r a t t y H a s
o f banding It to one o f her slstera,
K i t 'T h i s O U t la r t le a .
dropped it. Th e reporter, o f course,
T o be accredited a* the discoverer o f
In great glee picked It np, expecting to more stare than any other livin g as-
get a great scoop fo r his paper. Im j ttpnoiner must be gratifying. Especial
agine bis chagrin when he found w rit ly should thla be the case when the
ten on It the commonplace rem ark: “ My lucky discoverer Is a woman.
8ucb
new boots pinch me horribly.”
distinction belongs to Mrs. W illlam lna
I I'aton Fleming o f the H arvard observ
r i r o at. Vitos’ Pane* »a a an Natrons Dtaraaa*
f | 1 0 pvrmanaatly cured by Dr. Kline’s Urea* atory.
Th e results o f her Investiga
Narva Restorer. Hand ft>r KRKK «2 trial bottla and
treat I «a. Dr. H. H .K lln,.Ld..M l Arch BL, PhlU-.Pa. tions have Interested the entire astro
nomical world.
A t t e m p t ! « * t h e I m p o s s ib le .
In addition to her achievement* In
She— My beauty doctor wants to give
. this line she Is distinctive in being the
me some lessons in the proper w ay to
only woman occupying an official posi
open and shut the mouth. H e says It
tion at H arvard University.
has a great bearing on a woman’s looks.
Eight hitherto unobserved stars In
H e— Why, my dear, you open yours
the novae have been discovered by her.
gracefully enough, and as fo r shotting
O f fifth-type stare ahe has found eighty-
I t what’s the use o f throwing away
four, aa compared with fifteen located
good money?— D etroit Free Press.
by her compeers In science. Incidental
G ood Sch em e.
ly she has fonnd 200 new variables. In
Tom m y— Th at medlclne’a nasty.
recognition o f her work Mrs. Fleming
Mommy— D id you take a whole has jnst been elected a member o f the
spoonful o f It as I told you?
Royal Astronomical Society o f Lon
Tom m y— N o’m. I couldn’t find a don. Bhe la the first American woman
spoon, so I took s fork full.— Cleveland and the third o f her sex to receive such
Leadar.
an honor.
“ More star discoveries are accredited
To Break la New Sboea.
"to Mm. Fleming than to any other per
Always shake In Allan's Foot-Earn, a powder.
It cure* hot, aweatlns. aching, swollen feet, son In the history o f science,” Is the
(’ urea corns. Ingrowing nails and bunions. At remarkable assertion
recently made
all druggists and shoe stores, 24r Don't accept
any substitute. Sample mailed FREE. Address concerning the work o f this woman.
Allan & Olmsted. Ie Roy, N. Y.
And the assertion appears to be true.
F or that reason she attracted the at
A b s e n t - M in d e d P a p « .
tention o f the savanta o f the Royal A s
“ I f Mr. Jinx calls to-night, papa, what
tronomical 8oo!ety o f London.
shall I say?”
Members o f that body as a rule are
“ That will depend on what you hold—
er— that ie to say, send him to me.” — cold blooded. They do not admit any
Houston Post.
M e r e ly •
P a s s in g K a a c y .
Dennis— Fwhat's all this fuss they’re
soakin’ about the pa-ackers?
Larry— A lot o’ cranks is atsr-rtin’ a
fad f*r clan* mate.— Chicago Tribune.
K e e p !«*
It
la
th e F a m ily .
“ Confound It all,” said the elderly
gentleman who wag dining with a cho
rus lady, “ the youngster with that ac
tress at the corner table Is my grand
son. Th e young puppy!”
"Oh, It’s all right.” retorted the fa ir
damsel.
“ He’s with my grandmoth
er.” — Pittsburg P o st
How's This?
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any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
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We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 14 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transac
tions and financially able to carry out any ob
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The cow had jumped over the nfoon.
"T h at’s a little the highest,” she said,
“ that beef hat gone since the trust was
organ ized .’’
A t this point the little dog wept.
la
Kaaaaa.
“ What’s the pay?" asked the prospect
ive hired man.
"W e ll,” answered the farmer, “ ye kin
have ffl a day an’ three of my darter’s
kisses, or $3 a day and six kisses. Suit
yourself. Aa fer as I ’m concerned ye kin
take It all out in kisaes if ya’v* a mind
to.” — Houston Chronicle.
FADE d T o A 8H ADOW .
Worn Down by Flvo Yoars of Suffer
ing from Kidney Complaint.
Mr*. Remethe Myers, of 180 South
Tenth St., Ironton, O., «ays: " I have
worked herd in my time and have been
e x p o a e d again and
again to chanffoa of
weather.
It ie no
wonder my kidney«
gave oat and I want
all to piece« at laat.
For five yean I waa
fading away and Anal
ly ao weak that for alx
montha I could not get ontof the honee.
I waa nervona, reatleaa and aleepleaa at
night, and lame and aore in the morn
ing.
Sometime« everything would
whirl and blur before me. I bloated
ao badly I could not waar tight cloth
ing, and had to pat on ahoea two
aiaea larger than oanal. Tha urine waa
disordered and paeaagea were dreadful
ly frequent. I got help from the flnt
box of Doan’a Kidney Pilla, however,
and by the time I had taken font boxee
the pain and bloating waa gone. I have
bean in good health aver aince.”
Bold by all dealer«.
50 oenti a box.
Foatsr-Mllbnm Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
*
p
m
o f 300 pounds net each. Th e firm had
to buy the seed abroad, as obstacles
w ere placed In the way o f It* purchase
In Ceylon by the bign price demanded
as soon as It became known wbat it waa
wanted for. Th e price In Ceylon has
been as high as 60 cents per i>ound,
against 10 cents asked In England.—
Philadelphia Record.
NEW
R U 8 8 IA N
LEADER.
R e v o la tlo a la ta T a r a l a * to G r r g o r r
M a x im e , N o w 1 « T h la C o a a t r p .
One o f the most prominent o f the
Russian revolutionists Is Gregory M ax
ime, who Is now In this country, with
a price o f 15,000
roubles on bis bead.
Maxime was one o f
the leading citizens
M
o f Riga, where be
owned a newspa
per, now suppress
ed by the govern
m ent Th e revolu
tionary ‘ movement
struck that place In
1905 and the Baltic
o be g o b y m a x i m e , republic
was pro
claimed, with M axim e as Its first pres
id en t In December It was suppressed
by the government and every efTort was
made to appreheud Maxime.
H e es
caped, however, making his way from
one revolutionary body to another, un
til he reached Manchuria. H e pushed
on to the Pacific coast and from V ladi
vostok sailed fo r a Chinese port.
Thence be passed over to Japan, from
which country he came to the United
States.
Th e untimely end o f the little repub
lic has anything but dampened the
young Russian's ardor. Th e example
be set he believes to have been o f In
calculable value to the whole empire,
and he declares that the seed sown on
the Baltic w ill spread all the way to
8lberta.
Unlike Count W itte, Maxime scoffs at
the D oum i. “ A helpless and useless
parliament,” he terms It, and when be
stated that “ soon It w ill be smarting
under rebuffs” his words truly had the
ring o f prophecy.
Q j
Although, an exile in America. M ax
ime works night and day for his people
at home. Th e newspaper he owned at
Riga has been suppressed, and while
the autocracy reigns he dare not cross
the Russian boundaries, yet be fre
quently expresses the belief that It w ill
not be long before be can return to
his home unmolested.
nas. f l e m i n o a t h e b w o b k .
W itte cast aside, Gapon dead and
one to equality w ith themselves unless Gorky practically an Impossibility now.
the right to comradeship has been clear It Is to Gregory Maxime that the Rus
ly established.
sians o f this country are f is t turning
Mrs. Flem ing has passed the fortieth as the logical leader o f their cause.
milestone o f Mfe’s journey, but, unlike
l a a a l a * I 'p t h e F a s t .
many persons who devote themselves to
“
Sir,
what la this stuff?" Inquired
scientific ends, Is affable and charming
the late Senator Vest o f a Boniface.
o f personality.
“Coffee,” meekly replied the proprie
In her pronunciation o f words a
slight burr reminds the bearer that she tor, somewhat taken aback.
“ C o ffe e !"
repeated
Vest, In fine
la a Scot— in fact, ahe la a native o f
Dundee, In the land o f oatcakes. She scorn ; "m y friend, I could Insert a
was educated there and taught school coffee-bean In my mouth, dive Into the
Missouri River, swim to the town o f
there fo r five years.
H er father, Robert Stevens, was a Alton. 111., and I'll guarantee that one
man whose Inclination leaned to scien could ball up much better coffee than
tific research and be was the first In this, sir, over the entire route 1” — The
that section to take an Interest In the Search-Light
then new daguerreotype process o f pho
T k ra a A * r e o f M aa.
tography. Th e daughter, however, waa
Th e first age o f man la when be
not content to remain amid the rigid' thinks about all the wicked things he
environments o f the old world. More la going to do. Thla Is called "In n o
than twenty years ago she came to cence.”
The second age Is when he
America and toon obtained a position does «11 the wicked things he
has
at H arvard observatory as computer.
thought o f In childhood. Thla la called
For some time her work there was o f “ Th e Prim e o f L ife .” The third age Is
the simplest character, but, as the value when he repflts o f all the wicked things
o f her services waa recognised, she waa
he has done. This Is called “ Dotage.”
quickly advanced from one poet to an
— N ew York Press.
other. In 1897 she was appointed cura
tor o f the astronomical record* o f the
W h a t «h e 'f t l l l a a S a l«.
university and since then her work has
“ Yeh,” said the first gallery god. de
been directed to a study o f the heaven«. scribing the melodrama, “ the hero done
A t present she has In charge more the villain up all r ig h t but the villain
than 150,000 glass platee, each covered wouldn’t admit i t ”
with almost countless Images o f stars
“ C b ee!” efclaim ed the other.
and which make a complete record o f
“ No,” the first continued. “ De last
the heavens since 1886. Every night
words he said was, ‘ I am undone.’
when the weather permits the H arvard
Philadelphia Xedger.
observatory scans the heevena, both In
the northern and southern hemispheres.
W h at has become o f the old-fashion
ed man who aald be could whip his
S e a la l a a d C o tto n l a C t r l o a .
enemy ori a sheep skin?
A firm In Colombo offer o f to give sen
I f a groery store clerk Intends to rob
island cotton free to anyone who would
plant It in Ceylon, and they report that you at all, he w ll rob you when be sells
seed sufficient to plant 8,000 acres has' you cantaloupes. ,
been applied for. Three thousand acres
Th ere are men who every time they
means 8,000 bales o f sea Island cotton encounter a sight draft envy the blind.
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Dr. 7. Gerald Blattner, of Buffalo, N. Y., any«: “Your Castoria in good
for children and I frequently prescribe It, always obtaining the desired
result*."
Dr. Gustave A. Etsengrseber, of SL Paul, Minn., says: “I have used
your Castoria repeatedly in my practice with good results, and can recom
mend it aa an excellent, mild and harmless remedy for children.“
Dr. EL J. Dennis, of SL Louis, Mo., say«: “I have used and prescribed
your Castoria in my sanitarium and outaldo practice for a number of yearn
and find it to he an excellent remedy for children.”
Dr. 8. A. Buchanan, of Philadelphia, Pa,, says: “I have used your Cas
toria In the case of my own baby and find it pleasant to take, and hare
obtained excellent results from Its use."
Dr. J. E. Simpson, of Chicago, I1U soys: “I have used your Castoria in
cases of colic in children and have found it the beat medicine of its kind
on the market”
Dr. R. EL Eskildaon, of Omaha, Neb., says: “1 find your Castoria to be s
standard family remedy. It is the best thing for infants and children I
have ever known and I recommend it ”
Dr. L. R. Robinson, of Kansas City, Mo., says: “Your Castoria certainly
has merit' Is not its age, its continued use by mothers through all these
years, and the many attempts to imitate it sufficient recommendation?
What can a physician odd? Leave it to the mothers.”
Dr. Edwin F. Pardee, of New York City, says: “For severs! years I have
recommended your Castoria and shall always continue to do so, aa it hen
invariably produced beneficial results.”
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Dr. N. B. Sizer, of Brooklyn, N. Y., says: *T ,object to what are coital
patent medicines, where maker alone knows whet Ingredients are put In.
them, but I know the formula of your Castoria and advise its use.”
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XVege table Preparation for As -
stmflaling the Food ¿nd Regu la
ting the Stomachs and Dowels of
I M A V I S / C HILDHLN
Promotes DigesHoivCheerful-
ness and Hest.Contalns neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
N o t N a r c o t ic .
A perfect Remedy for Constipa
tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
GENUINE
ness and L o s s OF SLEEP.
CASTORIA
ALW AYS
the Signatare of
toc Simile Signature o f
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NEW YORK.
A t b m o n th *» o ld
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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EXACT COPY OP WRAPPER.
In TMC Use
For Over 3 0 Years.
OCNTAtM OORMNf, TT EWMUV STRMTi MEW TOM OTTW
PUTNAM
Cater « M r « i « t e
b
m r a M K t I . give i
bleach aad aia cele
W a fe r •
G eo«
Rem edy.
There le no remedy o f such general
Replication and none so easily obtained
as water, and yet nine persona out o f
ten w ill pnss It by In an emergency to
seek fo r something o f less efficacy, says
the National Magazine. There are but
few cases o f illness where w ater should
not occupy the highest place as a reme
dial agent.
A strip o f flannel or a napkin folded
lengthwise and wru g g out o f hot water
and applied around the neck o f a child
who has croup, w ill usually bring relief
in a few minutes. A towel folded sev
eral times, then quickly wrung out o f
hot w ater and immediately hpplled over
the seat o f the pain in toothache or
neuralgia, w ill afford prompt relief.
Thla treatment In colic works
Ilk #
magic. Cases on record having resist
ed other treatment fo r hours,
have
yielded to this treatment In ten min
utes. Pieces o f cotton batting dipped
In hot water, then applied to all sores
and new cuts, bruises and sprains Is the
treatment now generally adopted in
hospitals. H ot water taken freely a
half-hour before bedtime la an excel
lent cathartic In the case o f constipa
tion, w hile it has a most aoothlng e f
fect on the stomach and bowels. This
treatment continued for a few months,
together with proper attention to diet,
w ill alleviate mild cases o f dyspepsia.
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M la e tr e la .
Tambo— Kin yo’ te me, Mieteh Skies,
why a one-legged man la like s po* fsh-
is ah?
Interlocutor— Why, no, W illiam ; that
is s little too deep for me. Why ia a one-
legged man like a poor farmer?
Tambo— ’Cause he cain’ t raise mo' ’a
half a crop o' cawn.
Interlocutor— Ladies and gentlemen,
Mr. Blimber, the pleasing vocalist will
now sing ."Dearest, Wipe Your Feet on
the Door Met ; Me Has Scrubbed.”
ether dye.
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Interview of the noted burglar who had
been caught in the act and was behind the
bars at the police station.
“ The boys say you put up a pretty stiff
fight. Bill,” said the reporter. “ I ’d like
to have your version of the affair. It
ought to make a good story.”
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“ It’ll make a good story, all right,”
Namen
an«
Address** la Portland ef Ream-
sullenly answered Bill, “ but I ’ll see you
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paper. It was in your society columns C H K A M S K P A H A T o HM— W . ( uara > m the U . t
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