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Why Refer
to Doctors
Because we make medicine«
for them. W e give them the
formula for A yer’a Cherry
Pectoral, and they prescribe it
for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
consumption. They trust it.
Then you can afford to trust
it. Sold for over
years.
60
•!* *7., i'-, . Cb* rTT
«• * remedy that
•baald b* In ever* horns. I h. ve um 4 » groat
4onl of It (or hard cough, aid cold». and I
know wliat a tplondld madlelna It 1«. I can­
not recommend It too highly.'*— MASK X.
COMM. H ,d . Pork. Maaa.
Aysr’a Pill« greatly ah
Pacto ral In b r e a k in g
O ss W ay-
81 H aym ow— Gimme a ticket t* Blah-,
town, mister.
Agent— One w ay?
SI Haym ow— Why, o f course, y* dum
fule. There’s only oue way t ’ Blab-
town.— Toledo Blade.
Deafness Cannot Da Cared
by local applications as they cannot roach tbo
disc ascii I'urilon of in s ear. 1 Lore la on ly one
w a y to eu red ea.n eea,an d that ie by eonetitu-
tlonal rented lee. beafnese is caused by an in-
Uam d eoiH liiion o f th e mucosa lin in g o f the
Eustachian Tuba. When this tube W Inflamed
yon nave a rum bling sound or Im perfect hear­
ing. and when i t U e n tirely closed, Deafness U
the result, and unless tbe inflam m ation can 1«
taken ou t and this tube re toted to Its normal
comlltlon, hearing w ill be destroyed forever;
n in . eases ou t of ten are caused by Catarrh.
T h e R o t h s c h ild s ’ s t a r t .
Th e founder o f tbe Rothschild fa m ­
ily, Amscbel Moses Rothschild, kept a
coin store at 162 Judeugasae— or Jew ­
ish quarter— Frankfort-on-the-Msin. Be­
fore this shop waa displayed a red
shield (hence tbe name— Rothschild).
Amscbel dealt also la curiosities, art
goods and old gold a ad sliver.
Hls
son, M ayer Amachel, was born in 1743
end died la 1812. Ha, like bis father,
continued la tbe cain business
la the
course o f hie cain boatneee be met a
collector, tbe court banker to tbe Land­
grave o f Heme. Th is banker w ee so
Impressed by M ayer’s business ability
that be loaned him money fo r Invest­
ment. aud It waa la this w ay that the
great banking firm o f Rothschild waa
established.-?-Elder Monthly. ,
A IL IN G W O M E N .
K ee p tho Kidneys W all and the
neys W ill K e e p You W oll.
K id ­
Sick, Buffering, languid women are
learning the true cause o f bad backs and
bow to cure them .
Mrs. W . G . Davis, of
H T T J f Groeabeck, Tex.,says:
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“ Backaches hurt me
80 I could hardly
j/OH
stand. Spells of dis-
P
W
aches were frequent
and the action of the
^ kidneys was irregu­
lar. Soon after I be­
gan taking Doan’s K idn ey P ills I passed
several gravel atones. I got w ell and
the trouble has not returned. M y back
la good and strong and m y general
health better.”
Sold by a ll dealers.
60 cento a box.
Foeter-MUburn Co., Buffalo, N. T .
H M h la s D «la | .
It was i dull mornitig In the polio«
court, and tbe magistrate, a benedict
o f long standing, sat In h i« chair look­
ing Into apace. A prisoner was brought
before him and the policeman made a
charge.
“ Intoxicated, eh?”
muttered
tbe
court, absent-mindedly.
“ le a , your honor,” admitted tbs prls- -:
oner.
“ A re you married?” aaked the magts- tf
WEEKLY
Irate.
Th<re arrived In London last even­
ing an aged, man named Mark A ll who
has been wandering fo r the last six
years.
Mark A ll to an engineer by trade
and he set opt from Fleet street on
.
Contagious Blood Poison Jias brought more suffering, misery and hum fls-
Aug. 0, 1900, w ith tbe object o f walk­
Uon into the world than all other diseases com bined; there is hArdly any
ing* 60,000 miles la seven years. The
Id g A ' o / w t M
th s § p A
v u n v tA
c i fn
|#a riiA
iw j
w v
T
as
t w o t d a lu
fir
aa|
r » t o * v
f w i
a theory, whlob A ll attributes to engt-
aeering employers, 'th a t after a man
has reached 49 years o f age be la use­
less for mannal labor.
Some gentlemen who were desirous
o f disproving this theory agreed to
pay A ll 1800 If be could walk 00,000
miles In seven years, earning his liv­
ing at bis trade, and that be shall
not beg, sell photographs o f himself or
pictures post cards, make speeches or
exhibit himself at music halls.
A ll
these conditions, be says, he has faith­
fully observed. He has been all over
the three kingdoms and has visited
France, Spain, Switzerland, Belgium,
Holland, Ita ly and Germany, but failed
to get Into Bosnia. ‘H is record now Is
58,00*1 miles.
He proposes to take a week’s rest In
London, then walk to New Haven and
cross to Dieppe, where be w ill resume
hls
pedestrlsn
exercises
through
France. Throughout bis travels Mark
A ll wears tbe union jack on hls right
arm.— London Chronicle.
“ No,” waa the reply.
“ Then what excuse do yon have?"
demanded
the cqurt,
mechanically
signing tbe commitment paper.
A titter ran over the audience and
the magistrate came to with a start,
glaftclng apprehensively at the report­
ers. When court waa adjourned, con­
trary to hls usual custom, he called
tbe newspaper men before him:
“ Do you find anything to w rite this
morning?” be asked In a clearly appre-
benslve tone.
“ No,” was the reply.
1706— Mantua ceded to the Emperor of
Austria.
Th e
magistrate
looked
relieved.
“ Th at’s good— that
la— I —mean
I 1775— Montgomery killed at battle of
Quebec.
thought there wasn’t anything worth
writing,” be said.— New Fork S ub .
1777— Americans defeated British at bat-
' tie of Princeton.
' t o ajar a c o u > m o n e d a y
1784— Treaty o f Paris ratified by Ameri­
Take L A X A T IV E BKOMO Q U ININE Tablet»
can Congress.
Druggists refund mouejr If It laito to cure. E. W
1794— Edmund Randolph of Virginia be­
GROVE'S signature Ison each box. Be.
came Secretary of State.
He K scn.
1800— Samuel Dexter of Massachusetts
Is r ltls g .
Teacher— Now, what^ little boy in thla
became Secretary of tbe Treasury.
Sunday school can tell‘ me wbat a pyra­
The follow ing announcement to the
1812— Commodore Bainbridge, command­
mid Is?
hungry waa posted tbe oth ei^day lu
ing the frigate Constitution, captur­
• Tommy T o ff— Why, dot’s de shape de
front o f a restaurant conducted by a
ed British frigate Java, off San Sal­
pool balls is set up in fo r de break.—
Greek in tbe Horseshoe section o f Je%
vador.
The Catholic Standard and Timas.
• ;
.i ■ i i 11 ..in. . . . -
1841— Steamer Thames, from Dublin to
D iffe r e n t S h a d e s.
Liverpool, wrecked off St. Ives; 56
Th e celebrated medium rapped thres
:
Korncut boefe and garbage
times on tbe black cabinet.
:
in fin stile too-day.
:
1844— Equestrian statue o f George IV .
“ And now, kind sir.“ she said, in
* • • • • • • ■ * V s i a. • • • • • • e e s e e e e e e e e e s ^
set up in Trafalgar square, London.
a spooky voice, “ what shade would
The proprietor said be made tbe sign
1845— Texas admitted to the Union.
you like me to tell you about?”
all by himself.— New York Sun.
“ W hy,” replied the little man In tbe 1846— Gen. Taylor took powaesaion o f
Victoria, capital o f Tgmaupilaa.
audience. “ I would like you to tell me
Invigorate the Digestion.
T o invigorate the digestion and stimu­
the shade my w ife told me to match 1 1849— Buda Pesth taken by Windiaeb-
grata
late the torpid liver and bowels th re’s
when I started down town to-day.” -—
nothing -e t o o l as ihat < Id family rem­
1861—
Austrian
Emperor
revoked
Consti­
Chicago D a lly News.
edy, Brandreth’s Pills, wb eta has Bean In
tution of March 4, 1 8 « .
urn f u r over a century. They c le a n « the
1852— West India mail steamship Ama­ blood snd impart new vigor to she body.
Ona or two every night fur a week will
zon burned nt sea; 102 lives lost.
usually be nil that is required. For Consti­
sweating, calloui and hot, tired, aching feet.
1865—
Omar
Pacha
arrived
in
the
Crimea
pation or Dyspep-ia, one or two taken
Bold by a ll Druggists. Price 25c. T ria l pack­
age m ailed FREE. Addreaa A lle n B. Olmsted,
every n ght will in a ah. rt t uie afford
with the Turkish navy.
\
LeBoy, New York,_________________
1867— Northern Belie, American vessel, great relief.
Brand ret h’l Pills are Ibe same fine
U nbind.
wrecked near Bros detain.
laxative tonic pill
your gran parents
• Mrs. Goodaole— We got so many Christ­ 1860— John & Floyd o f Virginia re­ «s a d and being purely vegetable are adapt­
ed to every system.
mas presents thla year that 1 don’t know
signed as Secretary o f War.
Sold in every d m - end medicine stose,
what to do with them.
1862— The Confederates attacked Gen. H i her plain or sugar coated.
Mrs. Chillicon-Kearney— I don’t won-
Sherman and drove him back to tbe
dor. Tbo storm are absolutely refusing
first line af defease before Vicks­
g e l f- R r id a n t.
to make any exchanges this season.
burg.
.Battle o f Murfreesboro, or
“ Don’t you think,“ said tho gloomy
Mothers w ill find M n . Winslow's Toothing
Stone River.
young lady, with a scientific tw is t
■yrup the beet remedv to nag for th eir chUdroa
1866— Military insurrection at Aranjuez, “ that tbe pleasures o f tbe table Induce
lu r in g tho toothing period.
beaded by Gan. Prise.
rapid consumption?”
W i n t e r o f O w r D ln e o a t o o t .
1868— United States military asylum at “ Sure,” a a awe fed the practical young
Singleton— Hello, old m an!
You’ re
Augusta, Ms., destroyed by fir e . . . . man. “ what else are they put there
looking blue this morning. What's up?
Gan. Sheridan captured the Indian
fo r? "— Baltimore American.
W edderly (g lo o m ily )— Th e price o f
chiefs Santanta and Lone W o l f . . . .
coal.
Gov. Flanders o f Louisiana resigned,
and Joshua Baker appointed hie suc­
cessor. . . Mosby Clark, a Revolution­
Th e wooden boards that had marked
ary soldier, died at Richmond, Va^
tbe grave# In a certain rural cemetery
at the advanced age o f 121 years.
■ •H a l o f O ao M i n i » W o rd s.
rotted off, and w ere raked up In the
An-
advertiser in a London paper
1876—
Train
wreck
at
Ashtabula,
Ohio.
spring cleaning; consequently, on Me­
Eighty kHled and sixty injured.
says he haa Immediate u s « fo r a “ sen­
morial day, when tbe delegation from
tbe G. A. R. arrived with flags and 1878 — Removal o f Tern pie Bar, one o f sational aerial.” which must consist o f
the four city gates of London, begun. about 1,000.000 words- The longest
appropriate floral decorations fa r their
1879—
Gen. Tom Thaatb, famous dwarf, novel, so far. Is said' to be George
departed comrades, the decorating com­
died.
E liot*« “ Middlemareh,” which contains
mittee found Itself somewhat la doubt
nearly 329,00(5 words.
1886—
Wagner's
opera,
“
Die
Melster-
as to which grave belonged to Captain
•inger,” sung far first time in Amer­
Blodgett and which to Hannan Erlcaon.
Pltes CURED M « TO 14 DAYS.
ica a t Metropolitan opera home.
T b s mistaken delegates heaped their
PAZO OINTM ENT it in q t n t w d to pure* any
1891— F ifth Avenue theajer, New York,
ea a ref irkin g, blind, bleeding or protruding
offerings upon Hannah’s last resting-
burned.
piles in 4 to 14 days or money refunded.60c.
place, and deported. Th at afternoon
1892— Women admitted to diplomas at
Erlcaon, the widower, drifted, w ith the
tbo British Royal College of Sur-
R e r e a d H la C a p a c it y .
rest o f bla world, to tbe cemetery.
H er— Do you «peak any language
When he saw the flag and the flowers
1894— Massacre o f Catholics by Cossack other than tbe mother tongue?
above Hannah, the astonished Swede
soldiers at Kroache, Russia.. .Forty
***m— No. And I never expect to be
fell to chuckling Joyously*
persons perished by fire at a Christ­ able to talk like mother can.
“ V eil,"
he explained, delightedly,
mas festival at Sliver Lake, Oregon.
“ dose falter bane pooty smart, to o ! Ay 1895— Public degradation o f Dreyfus at
tank dat vor all right and som gude
Paris.
yoke on Hannah— be vor pooty gude I860— President proclaimed Utah a State
fighter herselluf."
. . . . German Emperor congratulated
President Kruger on defeat o f Brit­ When they are weak, torpid, or stagnant,
ish raiders. . . . Cecil Rhodes resigned tbe whole system suffers. Don’t neglect
premiership of Cape Colony.
theta at this time, bat heed the warning of
1897— British trading expedition murder­ the aching back, the bloated lace, tbe sallow
ed by the King o f Benin, Central complexion, tbe urinary disorder, and begin
Africn.
treatment at once with
I860— Foundation stone o f Gordon Me­
morial college, Khartoun, laid by
Lord Cromer.
*
which et»tains the best and safest curative
1900— Secretary Hay announced success substances.
•
o f “ Open Door“ policy in China.
In uaaal liquid form or In chocolated
1901— Lord Roberta made Knight o f iha
tableto known as » a r e a t a b » . 100 doom gL
Garter by Queen Victoria.
1902— Carnegie Institution incorporated
with Daniel C. Gilman as president.
1904— U. 8. Supreme Court
decided
Porto Ricans are not aliens
The Kidneys
limit to its powers for evil. It is the blackest and vilest of a ll disorders,
wrecking the lives of those unfortunate enough to contract it and often being
transmitted to innocent offspring, a blighting legacy of suffering and shame.
So highly contagious is the trouble that innocent persons m ay contract it
by using the same table ware, toilet articles or clothing o f one in whose
blood the treacherous virus has taken root. Not only is it a powerful poison
but a very deceptive one. O nly those who have learned by bitter experience
know by the little sore or ulcer, which usually makes its appearance first, o f
the suffering which is to follow. It comes in the form of ulcerated mouth
and throat, unsightly copper colored spots, swollen glands in the groin,
falling hair, offensive sores and ulcers on the body, and in severe cases the
finger nails drop off, the bones become diseased, the nervous system is shat­
tered and the sufferer becomes an object o f pity to his fellow man. Especi­
ally is tbe treacherous nature of Contagious Bloody Poison, shown when the
infected person endeavors to combat the poison w ith mercury and potash.
These minerals w ill drive away a ll outward symptoms of the troubles for
g while, and the victim is deceived into the b e lie f that be is cured. W hen,
however,the treatment is left off be finds that the poison has on ly been driven
deeper into the blood and the disease reappears, and usually in worse form
because these strong minerals have not on ly failed to reprove the virus from
the blood but have weakened the entire system because o f their destructive
action. S. S. S. is she only real and certain cure for Contagious Blood Poi­
son. It is made of a combination of healing blood-purifying roots, herbs
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in any form; S. S. S. goes down to the
very bottom o f the trouble and by cleansing
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fluid, forever cures this powerful disorder.
So thoroughly does S. S. S. cleanse the
circulation that no signs o f the disease are
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Harvesting. Dollars
ia possible i f the seed be judlciooaly planted.
Southern A lberta, Canada, haa demonstrated beyond a doubt
that it ia the greatest cereal grow ing country on the continent,
and “ A lberta Red W h e a t" grown there took both the Gold and
Bronae medula at the Portland Expouition.
Franca la beginning to go up In the air
over aerial navigation.
King Leopold will no doubt look upon
Judicial
are sapping all the sweet­
ness out of the sugar trust.
Graft la almost as much o f a tad in
San Francisco as bridge wkiat.
The House haa determined to make the
lumber truat take to the tall timber.
Thla Congress bids fair to be long on
resolutions and abort on resignations.
Chancellor Day of Syracuse appears to
have become thoroughly Rockefellerised.
France ia aot so good that It can af­
ford to do away with aay o f Its churches.
Tbs United States Court ot Appeals la
Ohio has pasted the wall paper trust a
hot one.
The violation o f senatorial tradition •
seams to be almost aa bad as talking out
loud in school.
The income tax portion of the pres!- |
dentist message waa probably not submit­
ted to Mr. Morgan.
,
Chicago haa decided to employ a press
agent since Pittsburg ha« bam getting
abend s f it so raoidlv.
The Canadian Pacific R ailw ay Company has 3,000,000 acres
of the beat o f land, irrigable and non-irrigable, just east o f Cal­
gary, A lberta, which they are tellin g at from f 12 to 915 per acre
for non-irrigable and $18 to $25 per acre for irrigable.
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Lands sold by them throe months ago at theae prices are now
now being held by the purchaser! at 960 par aero and upwards.
The harvesting of dollars invested in these lands ia just as
certain as the harvesting o f cereals.
I f yon are inte reatad drop a card to the address below for
literature fu lly describing the opportunity of the age.
*
The Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonization Company, Ltd.
54 Ninth Avenue West. Calgary. Alberta, Canada.
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