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ním&UÉ*M-t AM)'
PERUNA EDITORIAL NO. 2.
• ifla la U g
the M r m t r r r .
They had «topped a moment U> look
at the Flatiron building.
Director Franck, o f id the Fapartment
lewsseeatete
ss5 *a =
Spring Medicine
•What W the object," Mked on* of
Station, an Arder.t Ac vocal«,
the atnyworo In the “ Seeing New Y«rk"
The best is H ood’s Sarsaparilla. It
automobile, "ia making It a O t r e e w . for H. T. French. Director I
acrid emu-til re r
|
olaim M to th* (flo u r Of r
is
the
best because it does the most good.
The «tack breeder Is often aarionely
"A* pearly aa I bare been able to
W hile it makes the blood pure, fresh
Warn," poUtely anowered the chauffeur, handicapped la his work by the mors
o a authorities «*y ofinesraing the tonudies oTw tich
“ the object wg» to <ow a triaa«ular or less couplets isolation of his work. and lively it tones the stomach to bet­
T » U for inatanoe, th* ingredient HYDRASTIS CAHi
piece of ground.”
T .is is sepmially true In the West
GOLDEH SE AL The United State« Dupanmtory .ay« o f this I
where many sections are not as thickly ter digestion, creates an appetite, stimu­
To Brut to New
settled ae tbs older portions of the lates the kidneys and liver, gives new
that it ia largely employed in the treatment of depravad mucous membrane«, Al way* ahaka in Allen'«
Stwntry. S.xnetimes this condition ia
chronic rhinitis (naaal catarrh), «ton
atonic dygpepai* (catarrh o f the stomach), ft ear«* hot, aWeatingT a
'
doe to s mistaken attitude on the pert brain, nervd and digestive strength.
chronic intestinal catarrh, catarrhal, jaundice (catarrh o f tha liver), and in I'urcef
til dm
of the breeder—« tendency whicn is,
A p unequaled list of cures— 40,36$ tes­
diieased mneoua membrane« o f the pelvio organs. It is also reoommsafled for
a u
îtoy
quite natural to men who are not aoona-
the treatment o f Tarions forms o f diseases peculiar to womens
woman.
4
timonials
in two years— proves its m erit
tunied to organised effort in aooom-,
r « i y H m liH r .
S a r s n t a to w — For tho** who prater medfctao
Another ingredient of Parana, C0RYDALI8 FORMOSA, is classed in th e 1
pltohing a given object. I refer to the
"Why don't you go te work?"
M l*. X. r.
United 8tates Dispengatory as a tome.
quite prevalent whim that if several In th* M t* l liquid f'<no.
“ Work!” rejolued Meandering Mike.
men
engage
in
the
same
business
the
1 CEDRON SEEDS Is another ingredient of Parana, an excellent drag that “Look st de thouaands of poor fellow*
M DO
l ^ ^ e v M ^ t ì o n . b rm k
¿erof Ä
eegemfo i l : M
bisa
mo ra
r q r r s | l
has been very largely overlooked by the medical profestion for the past i i t y that is lookin’ fur work nn’ reelin' duo work will be over-done, and the (nsr-
br drogef,** or «ont ¿y «rail, inlnt a d W .«, It giva* mtm
ket fur the products deetrayed or seri-
Î.I. HoodCo .Low.il, Ma», tkrè toaajr Otto.*’
vsan. THE SEEDS ARB TO BE FOUND UT V E R Y FEW DRUG STORES. rsble wldout It. Now work ain’t nec-
TheU
m u t a u tm
o
H
is
t ry f th . utton o f e r f ™ that 1. b » * . ! Z n « T
.»• I
¿ '« f T S 1
a bitter tonic and in tho treatment of dyeantary, and in intermittent diseases an' reach fur It merely fur de sake of to prevail than in the production of
Goethe waa 82 when be completed
r r s fr ee
U a SUBSTITUTE FOB QUOTES.
i bavin’ something to brag about”— j* r e bred or even well bred live stork. Faust. Who said “ Too old at 407" *
âtffS
a
-*• - >■* -
OH. OF OOFAXBA, another ingredient of Peruna, i. c la ~ d by tho United WaAmgton are,.
I 5 L n Z « i ^ U o7n *ri7prod«*d ia
States ttspensatory as a mild stimulant end diuretic. It acts on the stomach ( ~
Greenwich observatory Win have '
*lva? looelity, the greater liksll-
u d b t e t t M l t o * I t .o t. u . t i a t l u t on th . . « it o - o r i^ r j m ra b n M .
, 1 t e E * . ¿ i i S T l “ " “ *- ! £ » i * t
fj- fu lh ie ir o a io ajw titii o h r o n i o ^ ¿ n Z S . t o . ■
* “ i*“ 1* '
nn not sufficient to attract tho
sntery and diarrhea, and some chronic become lam reliable because of tha la-1
creasing traffic;
impending estab­
diseases o f the liver
kidneys.
creuln*
traffic : and
sod the imnendiac
eatab- interoat of the pi «p r e ti ve boy««. The
which tho stock breeder wishes
lishment of Urge electric works In tha laa-
These vpuuuam
opinions m
as
ingredients
m to
m , the
w. u
* x w w u o mtdimU neighborhood will make It nec^- *• interest Is the man who is looking Hay be permanently overcome by proper
« f Parana are held by all writers on mTy to make the nautical calculations for aevsrsl hood, a car load, or perhaps 1
personal effo rts“with the assistance
the subject, Including Bartholow and elsewhere.
* 1 several oafliuda, of animals at i
Our Peruna Tablet
Is Peruna With
' Fluid Removed.
Me M a « O Sad Mm. Winslow's Boothia*
Syrup the b at remedy to uas loe their chUStuj
'irla « the isitM a i period.
BARTHOLOW
■ A T I it is applicable to stomatitis
(catarrh o f the muosus surfaces o f the mouth), foilisular pharyngitis (<
Am to Y l y d s y .
• f the pharynx), shrank) soryta (catarrh o f tha head). T t
Mrs. Chugwater— Joaiah, tbla paper
hydrnstis as a stomachic tonte, useful in atonte dyspepsia (c
mys e men named B irk man ben sued the
catarrh), catarrh o f tho duodenum, catarrh o f tho gall duct, catarrh o f tho city aa Jared Yipsley’a next friend. What
jpteottnoa, oatarrh o f tho kidneys (ehronte Brights dissoos), oatarrh o f tho
her pelvic organs.
I **Mr*Cbu3p»ater— flu b ! U deean’t mean
anything in this csee. No man alive ever
BARTHOLOW
ohronio really got next to old Yipslqg.
■■ -■ —----
WWW STATES THAT CUBER
of
The mineral water produce of the
Pelted States durtdg 400« waa 48.518.-
tho
o f tho Mood.
fai in chronic
catarrh, follicular pharyngitis (catarrh o f tho pharynx), 305 gallon«, valued at $1.S74.300—a very
tonicity o f th* mucous membranes o f tho throat It «k o re­ eeneiderable increase ever the
year. Three figures contemplate only the
lieves hoarseness. Usefal in ctonio dyspepsia (satarrh o f the stomach), and in natural mineral waters taken 4root
chronic catarrh o f th* colon and rectum, oatarrh o f th* bladder, proetatoerhea, ipringa having some medicinal qualities.
and abran to bronchial affections.
KUL8PAUG H , MEDICINAL PLA V TR one o f the most authoritative
works on medieinnl herbs in the English language, in oommenting upon f l js s g
jg y g v g i
Ù’ that
that’îs
bV consMtn*
G 0LUH 80H IA CAEADKlfBIg, soys that it acts oa tho pnoamogostrte and way to core^dTstnmsTsS
deafness, and
Is by
eonsi
w e d by s o in-
sAjsi
remedie».
~ —
Deafn
— ess - Is ra
—~~w
vaso motor nsrvas. I t increases the secretions o f tha muoous membranes in tloual
______
Samt d condition o f the
Ä O T .. b Ä a U S S
general. In the mountains o f Virginia, Kentucky, Tcfhneaseo and Carolina, kustaculan
K n ^Ji lo b e . When
id or Im nerf je t hear-
have a rum bilng sound
(flfflU M fa eewndewaln fg considered a paMMM for many disorders, Ineindifty Inlmd
a d when It Is entirei lv oiow.f, Deafness la
resu t, and unless the mSammatlon ran be
headache, colic, cramp, dropey and indigestion. DR. BCUDDER regards it the
taken ou t and tfila tuba restored to H « normal
highly as a remedy in ohronio dteoasss o f tho lungs, heart disease and asthma condition, tics ring w ill be destroyed forever;
nine esses ou t of ten are ra i»<*d by Catarrh,
These citations ought to bo sufficient to show to aim candid mind that Pa­ which is nothing but an inflamed condition of
rana is a oatarrh ramody. Surely, such herbal remedies, that oommaad tho
We w ill g iv e One Hundred Donars fe r any
IM o f 1 'lsfn sM i_0
je S M S jl by catarrh ^ ) i hat r«n-
ohtbusiastto oonffdanoo o f tho highest authorities obtainable, brought I
a<*t be cur*<l by I Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
in proper combination, ought to make a oatarrh remedy o f the highest
circulars, .free.
free.
V. J. CHKKXT A CO.. Toledo, O.
This is our claim, and wo are able to substantiate this claim
Bold br D -n rrltt« TSc.
o
Any on* who has attempted to
'igs and
look np n carload < f «atti* of nny per
to {o n e __
fftelsr type or breed, esn well under
a s s is ta n c e 1
stand boW difficult it is to Had tbs de- . I habits daily sot__ _____________
Sired number of suitable animale In s ' lu r e oiay be gradually dispensed with
anv on* l'-cality; and in eaae Ih* ani
h. „ W t e i from remote1 w^ien
needed( as tbe best of
bm I* bave to bs aelected from remoto ¡
rwpurqd, arato assist
herds what a vexing problem it la to
naluro and nd to supplanttKe notiir­
assemble M m animala at any
ai
{uactions, whicK must Répond ulti-
point for shipaaent. How if a
of far mare in any given locality would m ately upon proper'nounsKment.
all agree to breed the m u m kind of propefeWorts, and n»W living Oenerolhc
livestock, then it might be poor ibis Cor 'T o & ib t b on ofeiS e
a buyer to get the entire lot desired buy tbe genuine
from that particular section.
.
Another important point In favor of
(R g s jf
eommnnity breeding would be the Op-
“ SEND
FOR
^
£ r:
CI a lif i
• a m e ra i
Mll.fao
" '1
N O W "
The Beet Fruit Tree and Baser Plant
Cútalo« in the Nor.ha sat
J.
J.
B U TZE R
1 » Front St.,
F ortU n d. OrafOB
Gee Wo
C H IN E S E
DOCTOR
ïtJfSU S
“ " T I B i K S Î b S i I ë E I Î * “ 1-
C O N S U L T A T l OIM P R B B
riMM K a l k s TU* ]
F io S y r u p
N a 12-08
r n u
PO«nto a n being brought
ig te e d
they s boa Id be. Some important ehar-
•kn» ti S U g a s
There are forty-eight different mate­
«eterietiesm sy be overlooked unless
there ia soma standard of excellence rials used ia the construction of a piano.
available, with which to compare bis
own results.
One of the most serions hindrances to
the improvement of the breeds of live
stock in tbe West, to thk difficulty In
teeming new blood when it should be
intioJueed. Several individual cases
have ra se under our observation where
a spies did foundation was allowed to
Ta~e H all’s A m i l y P ills fo r constipation.
run out, through too cloee breeding,
I l d r t r a c k l s g H in a .
Which could not bt avoided, except * t s
“ Dora, would you be willing to marry great expense end trouble in mcaring
We
BJOWAIID a . MCKTOB«t»asaay sr m rl Chsmte*. I
The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne Hie
a young man who has to make hie own
Hike—How folne th* polaeemln to th’ way in tbe world and jrbo baa nothing new blood Iran remote sections of the
o f Cham. H . Fletcher» nnd lias been made under a n
Soon try.
park look!
onal supervision for o u r SO years. Allow no one
bat his love for you to nscommend*hits?”
The question of feed and cars could
deceive you in till*. Counterfeits, Imitations and
Pst— Ah’ pboy not? Don't alch wan
“ Certainly, Gerald, if I cared enough be much better solved in any given
•*Jv •no-good" are but Experiment*, sued endanger th *
bow’ * nurse?—Judge.
for him. bat at present I don't know of
o f Children—Experience against Experiment.
any such young man. Frosty w-atbei, eommnnity if a down men ware hand­
ling
th*
flams
kinds
of
live
«tuck,
rather
is every possibility that tbe wait­ isn’t i t r — Ckicago Tribune.
SAVE THE CARTON TOPS ers There
I than a down différant typos and breeds.
1 V " " 1............. .........
of tbe Paris cafes will shortly ge on
These ideas are being put into actual
f t ■trike again in support of their cherished j
V a e r r l a s M a tern al Inatfnet.
to a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, P are-
“ They look exactly alike, and you diva, practice ia come sections of the Missis­
right
fp ric . Drops and Soothing Syrup*. It
Pleasant. It
t t n ivmm iad asrhaags them tse
them exactly alike, Mrs. Highsneggle,” sippi valley, and if needed there, where
contains neither
n eith er Opium*
O pium , Morphine nor other Narcotic
V A L U A B L E PREM IUM S FREE
said the caller. “ How can you tell them the country to densely populated, it to
substance. Its
age is Its guarantee. It
Its a
W in d
opart?"
and allay*
allays Fever!
Feverishness. It cur
i doubly important in tbe Pbc’ fic North­
curas Consttpe
C onstipation
Colic. It
“That isn't bard to do.’ answered tbe west, where farmers have not many of
I t relieves
relieve* Teething Troubles, cures
FACinO c
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food* regulate*
mother of tbe twine. “ If I «lap Johnny tbs conveniences of transportation
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural si
and he swear* a biné streak I knew if* and rapid communication that ant en-
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
Dick."
! joyed in . th* mors densely populated
P R O T E C T IO N
«actions of the country.
CASTORIA
to
What is CASTORIA
“ 20 Mule Team Borax
DOM KNOW
5EEJ®
afforded b y a
was,parley end r«U-
ablUty.Sai l |*« 8 jS0e
as* ia a class by them-
Sel ras. Farmers
have confidence
In them because
they know they
cas be relied up­
on. Don’t experi­
ment with cheap
seeds—vonr sure­
ty lies in buying
seeds sent out by
a conscientious
and trustworthy
Kline's Orra»
P O T A T O E S FOR A LC O H O L.
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
■ e y s g s R e c ip r o c ity .
S l i c k e r ?
QS S i S w
i Guaranteed
ff? " "
( waterproof
»598 '
Everywhere
* w new us*
jw v fe ia s
Cannibal gueen— Well, good-by, dear.
I’m going to my sewing meeting.
Cannibol King — What charitable
work ia the meeting engaged upon now ?
Cannibal Queen — We are making
high-necked dreefte* for the poor so­
ciety women of London.—London Tit-
Bits.
*
j
President o f Washington State School
G ives Interesting Pacts.
By J. L. Ash lock. Washington State CoOsga
Fullmsii.
The newly organised Commerccial
elab of Pullman, Wash., to now per-
I jt tbe installs
(acting arrangements
ar
(ton o f n denatured alcohol plant in
r mummmr « m t r , new rasa c m .
that city.
President Bryan, of the
Washington State col.eye, who to chair­
H e Got th e Job.
“ The last time I saw yon,” Mild men of the committee on denatured al­
Travers, “ yonr neighbor wasn't well. cohol, is oonduoting the negotiations
Rome, under Angusta«, had a Hr« brtg- | King Edward ta fond of plover«’
Yon remember you were telling me fag the parches« of % large “ still,*' and ado and force of night police, numbering vhk
rhk-h be generally apreads on Roaaiaa
black bread.
about hia 11 Incus?”
j if the p:nns of the organisation nr* car­ in all 7.000
“ Yea," mid Berrlam. the undertaker, ried out, the plant will be in operation
*1» terminated favors—er—that la by the time next season's p >tato crop is
Di-cussing the
it terminated fatally.”—Philadelphia taken from tbe 8eld.
proep-ots for denatured alcohol. Presi­
Press.
dent Bryan said;
■ Is B m r .
“ For tbs past year tbs state experi­
“ We live and learn," observed Mr. ment station has had in hand the mat-
of gathering information relative to
“ Some of ns do." said Mr. Knocker, th* practicability of i.tlll.ing this im-
im -'
Whenever a sore refuses to W
it Is because the blood is not pare and
acidly. “ Have you been trying to Join portant crop in the manufacture of de- Wealthy, as it should be, but is infected wtUi poisonous germs or some old
natnrrd alcohol. Careful analytes have blood taint which has corrupted and polluted the circulation. Those most
“ Don’t be funny.
But I’ve found 1 been mod* to determine the amount of Ofually offllctcd with old sores arc pwsons who have reached o r passed mid-
out for the first time that tbe French «»«»hoi that potato« of thia region will g e l i l * . T h evita lity of the blood and strvn -th o f the system havenaturally
expression 'bore de com bet' doesn't yield. We have found that one ban begun to decline, and the poisonous germs which Lave accumulated because
pounds of potetow will prod doc of a sluggish end inactive condition o f the system, or some hereditary taint
mean ’wsr horse.’ '’—Cleveland Lead-
teen pounds of «torch; that sigh- which has hitherto been held in check, now force an outlet on the face, anna,
toon pounds of starch will produce nine leI » or other part o f the body. The place grows red and on jry, festers and
pnn»Am Qf alcohol, which, I believe, eats into the surrounding tissue until it becomes a chronic and stubborn
•alto at from 50 to 66 oents par gallon, aleer, fed and hept open by the impurities with which the blood is saturated.
A t thia rata, the alcohol from d m too Nothing is more trying and disagreeable than a stuoborn, non-healing sot«,
of potatoes would soil for about $18.
The very fact that it resists ordinary remedies and treatments ¡3 good reason
“ Afoohol can be
from the small (o f suspicion; the same genu-producing cancerous ulcers is back of every
potatoes as wall as tbe large ones, and old sore, and especially is this true I f the trouble is an inherited one.
in khto toot lies s noarc* of ooniidsmbls Washes, salves, nor indeed anything else, applied directly to the sore, can
do any permanent good; neither w ill remov­
Alto,
gavia« to tha fermera.
I wan aflUoted
ing the sore with canstic plasters or the
and oon«lder»ble *uc- toe* of tear yet
frail can be oa
* a t ? it surgeon’s knife make a lasting ewe.. I f
ocm baa been reported from the ns* ot waaaamaU
every particle of the diseased flesh were
oorn, and «ven tha ttttlka. Thia dena­
taken awuy another sore would come, be­
ta red alcohol lndnatry thou Id be taken
Yea. 100,000 timet each day.
cause the trouble is in the blood, and the
me b u t t h a n e «
rertooaly by the fermar« and boalneaa
wane. I saw
BLOOD CAMBOT BE C U T A W A Y.
man of U m Northweot; for it mrnna the
Doea it tend out good blood
The cure must come by a thorough cleans­
utilisation
in
n
profitable
way
of
n
vaat
o r bad blood * You know, for
ing of the blood. In 8. S. S. w ill be found
amount of produce, anoh aa amali poto-
good blood ia good beahh;
a remedy for sores and ulcers of every kind.
toan, off grad* wheat, «nate traita, ete.,
O S I.
It is an unequalled blood purifier—one that
which ar* now aimply a aourca ot dead
bad blood, bad health. And
In
Over 30 Years.
*ED AND
KEPT OPES
B Y IM P U R IT IE S IN THE BLOO D
OLD SORES
W.LI
i W m I
K M
s C m c f s t p a l t o fl A
A t l A A
i nyPrhs
Improve
Your Baking
K C Baking Powder will do it! Get
A can. Try it for your favorite cake. If
it (Jpean’t raise better* more evenly* higher,
— i f ft isn't daintier, more delicate in flavor,
—we return your money. Everybody
ag rees K C has no equal.
BAKtNG
POWDER
p ure, W holesom e,
Econom ical.
D o es Y our
H eart B ea t
you know precisely what to
take for bad blood— A y e r’s
Sarsaparilla. Doctors have
endorsed it for 00 years.
M a m S M lM h i
ss
sn ri
M MB to r o tl
with i r a r i
yers SH»*-
To teat a nutmeg prick It with a
pin. I f It to good the oil will ln-
etaatiy spread round tbe puncture
A teatpoonful of powdered borax
added to boiling «torch will give a loo­
ter to tbe dothee and prevent tbe Iron
from «ticking.
Housekeeper« will quickly recognise
the convenience of keeplug their eplces
In glane Jars. A glance telle them
if ben more to needed
A
goes directly into the circulation and
promptly cleanses it cf ell poisons and
mints. It gets down to tho very bottom of
the trouble and forces out every trace of late
parity and makes a complete and lasting
cure. S. S. S. changes the quality of th*
blood so that instead of feeding th* diseased
with impurities, it nourishes th*
PURELY VEGETABLE parts
irritated, inflamed flesh with healthy blood.
Then the sore begins to heal, new flesh is formed, all pain and inflammation
leaves, the place scabs over, and when S. S. 3. has purified the blood th*
sore is permanently cured. S. S. S. is for sal* at all first class drag «tores.
W rite for our special book on sores and ulcers and any other medical advic*
| W desire. I n make no charge for the book or advice.
S.S.8.
i
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• idpsii
a breeder is isolated from other men
who are handling the’ «ama kind of
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