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Peculiar to Itself
Old Favorites
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RAIBINQ O P W H K A T .
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sQ'SelgcUon, proportion endcombination
of Ingredient*.
In U m process by whlcb their rsnedlal
J)V'
■pff-a
etloM are extracted and preferred,
The «Malta R s k s t V
Immeksurable are the rebuffs that
(be helper» ,o< tbe poor, the seekers af­
ter charity for their suffering brother»
o," said ■ New York charity or
filiation official. "A friend of mine,
iletIiodlst minister In a small went
vtn town, told me the other day of his
last rebuff, s not unkind one. Enter
log the office o f tbe local weekly, tbe
taluister as Id to tbe editor:
“ ‘I am soliciting aid for a gentleman
of refinement and Intelligence who la In
dire need of A little ready money, but
who la far too proud a man to make
hi» sufferings known.’
t
i " ‘ Why.’ exclaimed tbe editor, push­
ing up his eyeshade, T m tbe only chap
In tbe village who answers that de­
scription.
What's this gentleman’s
name?*
p
“ I regret,* said the minister, ‘that I
am not at liberty to disclose It.’
“ ’Why, It nrust be me, said the edl
tor. ‘It Is me. It’s me. sore. Heaven
prosper yon, parson. In your good
work .’ "
We BNtat 1 s t Aid oak what
let inf'demand If golflg to be,
If possible, meet that demand; tor U
wa do not mart the requirement* of the
demand, soma one else will, and we
will be forced to a lower level than we
should be. Conseqwntly, In tbe jbo *
duoticn of wheat, we have to study the
Forbid It, L o r i hat I should boast
problems we meet from a competitive
In usual liquid form or In chocolated
- hare in tbe Death of Ohrist my Gad;
tablets known as t«r a a ta b n . 100 doses *L All the rain things wbtth charm mo moat standpoint; we meet oompete with
somebody ewe wbe la growing > wbgat,
I I sacrifice them to Hie Blood.
not oat naighbor, nsoeesarlly, bat oar
r .'
i
neighbor’s section of tbe conn try. A
Hoe,
from
HU
Head,
IIU
Hands,
His
^
man will go where be can get the beet
Feet, ■’
wheat, if be wants to boy, and if wa
Borrow
and
lore
flow
mingled
down!
A fanny book In colon called “ Jingle B ook ”
have not tbe beet, we will lose tbe trade.
sent FREE to any mother avudtng name and ad* Did e’er such lore nad sorrow meet.
dreee of her baby and tope from two pound car-
Or thorns compose so rich a crown!
We oi tbe wheat producing districts
tana of Hu Mule Team" Package Borax, with 4c
of Washinaton are fortunate in having
!and*CaT Addrcu ‘ acttie Coaat Boru Co.. Oak-
IDs dying crimson, like s robe
tbe beat country for the production of
Spreads o'er Hie Body on tbe Tree;
wheat on earth, and ws should use the
Then am I dead to pH the globe
utmost diligence to see that we eniploy
And all tbe globe is dead to jne.
only tbe best methods. If ws do this,,
What Make* tho Heart Beat t
we can place Washington at tbe bead ol
Were the whole realm of nature mine.
I’rof. Jacques Loeb, tbe celebrated
the
wheat
prodoeing
region«
of
the
That were, a present far too small;
for aale. Not particular about location.
globe, and the brand of tbq. “ Evergreen biologist, in bis book, “ Dynamics of
Love so amasing, so divine
Wiah to boor from OWNER only who will
State” on n barrel or seek of Hoar will Uvlug Matter,” has shown that a atrip
eoll direct to buyer. Give price, daacrlv-
Demands my soul, my life, my all.
ttfn and otato whan pocamcton cap be
be known as a mark of perieoMon the cut from the ventricle o f tbe heart put
Address.
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|ir i_
In effect I v«o*«», oaefulneaa and economy,
The C r s r l l i l a s ,
1 Curing the widest range of diseases.
When I surrey the wondrous Cross
Doing U m moat good for U m money,
On which the Prince of Glory dy'd,
■ a ring U m moat medicinal merit.
My richest gsin 1 count*
And U m greateat record of cores,—
id pear contempt os
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Something. * !_ij
WANTED ’ bsxbf
Farm or Business
L DiUTSHlIE. la Z2L
r.ET.
The Victorian Buglfah*
The England which spoke the lan­
guage which was already dying In tbs
eighteen-si xtlee wws before all things
a world of the country. Th4 sights and
sounds o f nature played a far greater
part In the Urea o f the mass o f the
people than they do to-day. This la re­
flected, for Instance, In the wgy In
which birds and animals were spoken
o f and the names' given them. I hare
myself once or twice beard old people
In the country speak o f the hen as
“ Dame Partlet.” One la familiar with
the phrase from hooka o f course— It Is
Ghaucer's “ Pertolette”— but. once or
twtae aa a child I actually heard I t I
suppose It would be Impossible to heal
It anywhere now.—-London Outlook.
Is c s u g s a e a l.
*■
It may hot be our lot to wield
The sickle in the ripened field;
Nor ours to bear, on summer eves,
The reaper's song among tbq sheaves.
Yet oars the grateful service whence
Comes, day by day, tbe recompense;
The hope, the trust, tbe purpose stayed
The fountain and the noonday shade.
had were this life the utmost spaa.
The only end and aim of sMtn,
Better the toil gf fields Hke these
Than waking dream and doubtful ease.
But life, though falling like eur grata,
Like that revives and springs again;
And, early called, how blest are they
Who wait, in heaven, their harvest day/
—John G. Whittier.
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IB
A
GOOD S A M A R IT A N .
—
*.1 A
WOalfl OV§Io
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We, the pnblie, should eommsnee to
raise tbe grade standard. Tbe state
grain eommiasioner is atpreeent foreing
tbe purchaser to accept No. t as No. Is
we cannot expect to Ret«« mush for No.
I wheat that teats M pound* aa oar
neighbors can tor wheat that tests bet*
ter. Bessusi this state of affairs exists,
we i f i sending out, each year, wheat
leas sought for then wheat grown in
many other soon tries.
We aboald insist that every grain
power in tbe state nee snah sere la the
produetioch of bis wheat that the re­
sulting higher standard will Increase
the demand for ear whoa*. If we im­
prove the quality of oar pgfdaet. the
■tale grain oommiasiosMr w ill to toned
to mine toe standard; and we aboald
in this why see that oar » standard la
above the standard of every other wheat
prodoeing state. By doing this, we
weald ensue our «tout to be quoted at
fasoy prices.
We aboald make our
product so good that we would be will­
ing to have oar name and addreee print-
ed on it, eo that as it goes out into tba
markets of the world, people the world
over will know that weaxepiood of oar
product. _________________
In a solution o f cblorlde o f sodium will
‘continue to beat for a number o f day»,
until putrefaction sets In. He says this
can be done with an ordinary muscle
after It has been extirpated from the
body. This would tend to prove that
tbe heart Is a chemical machine and
that it is all due to chemical action.
The muscular contraction is probably
due to tbe substitution of sodium for
calcium suits In too cells o f the mus­
cles.
The difficulty o f this theory Is that It
does not explain the control o f the
muscles. I t la plain that the problem
of control Is not solved by 8 m chemical
theory.
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Is It a Catarrh Remedy, or a Tonic,
. or is it j ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H i
Boms peopi* coll Parana a great tonic,
Io s a great
catarrh remedy.
Which of thafeo people are right! I * it moro propar to c all Ps
tarrh remedy than to eoli it a tonie!
Our reply
that- P aran a ia both a tonic and a catarrh remedy,
t h a n «a n b e n o effectual catarrh rem edy th at is not also a tonic.
In ordor to thoroughly relio va any case o f catarrh, a rem edy m ast not onto
have a specific action on tho mucous membranes affected b y the catarrh, b a t it
must have a gen eral tonic action on the nervous system.
Catarrh, ovan in persons w ho a n otherw ise Strang, is a weakened condi­
tion o f some mucous membrane. There must be som ething to strengthen the
circulation, to g i n tone te the arteriea, and to raise tho v ita l forces.
Perhaps no vegetable rem edy in tho w orld h:is attracted so mtaoh attention
from m edical w riters oa H Y D R A S T IS C A H A D E N 8 IS . T ha w onderfhl efficacy
o f this herb has been recognised many years, and is gro w in g in its hold
upon tha m edical profession. W h e n join ed w ith C U B E B 8 and C O P A IB A a
trio o f m edical agen ts is form ed In P eran a w hich constitutes a specific rem ­
edy for catarrh that in the present state o f m edical progress
bo im­
proved upon. T h is action, reinforced b y such renowned tonics as C O L L IN -
S O N IA C A N A D E N S IS , C 0 B Y D A L IS FO R M O SA and C Z D N 0 N SEED , ought
to moke this compound on id eal rem edy for catarrh in a ll its stages and locations
in tho body.
)T rom a theoretical standpoint, th erefo r«, P eran a is beyond criticism. Tho
use o f Peran a, confirms this opinion. Num berless testim onials from ovary
qu arter o f the earth furnish am ple evidence th at this judgm ent is net over
enthusiastic. W h a n practical experience confirms a w ell-grounded theory the
result is a truth th at cannot be shaken. "
Manufactured by Peruna Drug Manufacturing C o., Columbus, Ohio
W — il*
Ask
Nw
M—
T skla* No Chasm .
y.
Mie. Vick-Beau— What de yea suppose
yen would do if you were to meet the
fool killer?
Her Husbsud— I ’d tell hlm I wee the
man he was looking for, si) right. I have
Just given ordere to have that new addi­
tion to the house torn down and built
again exactly as yoa waat it.
„
“ Oh. the sorrow o f K !" sobbed the
fa ir maid. “ Last nigbt I refused Mr.
Blank and this morning bia body was
found In the river.”
C s l U s s H is A t te n t io n .
■tap Talk S a m *.
“Poor fellow!” • murmured her gin
friend. “I euppoee be was afraid yoa
might change your mind.”
Mothers v f f l find Mis.
P i t M V t r i B f W r it e r s .
The
General Demand
MADE FOR SERVICE
■MOORE
SmSZX*
e -f f ig g g s a
verb m .
L 1 ~~ —tawww——
t
Jpup the best remedy to use i
Tho rejection o f a manuscript often
left a pang, hut the accepts bis manu­
I ask s A fte r tk e V a t a f o r v la s F ear
script, especially from an unknown
b a r s N o O a * Blew W ill.
*10Q Reward. $100.
hand, brought a glow o f Joy which
There la a rich man in a Southern
. The readers of this paper will be pleased U
learn tost there la at least ewe dreaded disease city who makes tbe undeserving poor
richly compensated me for all I suf­
that scionco has boon ablo to euro in all Id
fered from tbe others. To feel tbe
■t««®*. and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh his peculiar care, says the Independ­
Cure Is the otil ».positive euro bow known lot*»« ent
touch never felt before, to be the first
madleaf freienaly. Catarrh be ns a conatitu
to find tbe planet nnknagined in the
His methods In dealing with what be
tlonal disease, requires a constitutional treat­
ment - Ball’s Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, calls a fresh sinner are unique and be
Illimitable heaven o f art, to be in at
acting d rvctly neon t bo blood and mucous sur-
the dawu o f a hew talent, with “ the
(see.
system,
thereby
dest'oy
lng the font»-
. , of
. the -----
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--------------.regards
them as scientific from the
Q U 1 8 T IO N 8 A N D A N S W E R S ,
digbt that seems to mantle the written
page, who would not be an editor for
catalogue o f tbe victim’s
• * - • M1
*
Valuable Infer me Bon to Panifie North­ such a privilege? I do not know bow
era hat they offer Ons Hundred Dollar« fur any -
O N that It (alls to cure. Band for lut ai
west Irq jlro rs
- • It Is with other editors who are also
He claims that this la done an the
testimonials.
”
authors, but I oan truly say fo r my­
theory that a physician first adminis­ By j . I*. Aahloai
Address f. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all drugs isu, 7.V.
self that nothing o f my own which I
ters an emetic In ckse o f poisoning.
TUka Hall’s Family Alls lor eonstlpatioa.
Byan.— ‘ * Has mankind evar basa able «bought fresh and true ever gave me
Then If the patient is an utterly lost
that 1 ,«™
will »’ stop
an An* more pleasure than that I got from tbe
T h «e * D a w r v f r e o .
and abandoned woman, he frequently to devise a feme» ____*
»
like qualities in the work o f some
Nan—This is Jack’s latest picture, takes her horns with him, where she . * #T* * ° av
1,0 eoJotM “ no£ 1 “ y
young writer revealing his power.—
W. D. Howells In Atlantic.
.guest whose presence tnere m m no.Angora goats. To socuro them, n fence
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wny remarkable.
| should bo o f n kind that will not per
KJlos'a Umt
f t trial SottU anC
l a Mia M o w n « .
| For our scientist Halms that It Is mit the animals to slimb, nad from —SUM. Vr. B.
Lll.M Alt aa,FhSaJ^
Greasy Orimes— Ton look as If you'd the loss o f the sacred home conscious- four to five foot high. I t should bo
T h e m a s te r 's T i t l e .
■unaged te git la de swim somehow.
I ness in such women which casts them constructed that a goat eaanot jump
Prof. Key when head master/of a
Tuffold Knutt— Top; I ’m s Fust Ward ao far down, and bis purpose is to re­ orar it, sad preferably aboald bo mado
of wire inatoad o f boards. A wire foaeo
■ostar now.—Ohicaso Tribuns.
store the same by his own fireside, made o f wovon wire and abeut fifty-four large London school was one o f tbe
which Is particularly
attractive, la inches high should hold thorn. Bemom moot genial gentlemen that ever filled
that be has ■ wife and many young bor, that i f the animals can'got say that position. He was fond o f encour­
aging fun is his boys and was not un­
children. Nothing Is said to the for- sort of vantage from which to
lorn one to remind her o f her shame; tto y will go over tho foaoe. The goat» willing to recount occasionally during
she Is simply left to get well, as t h e , " « Pr« u 7 * > «* « » »he defensive, hence Haas time when anything prompted It
o f the Well-Informed o f the W orld has
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coyotes do not as a rule make much the manners snd customs o f countries
scientist
expresses It.
headway is attacking them.”
always been for a simple, pleasart
he had visited. On one occasion be was
_
.
. And It is astonishing how many ©L
and efficient Uquld laxative remedy o f them do ^
M
H ls , * * * i , that
Glenwood, Idaho.— “ Is 'quack grass’ tolling bis ciasa about Spain and said:
is pest? How may I kill
“ Do you know, boys, that when a
known value; a laxaUve
which phyai-
marrle<i
xlrls
I mdo U all
v all
.
. __ he hn
has ha,
married
his his
girts
happily,
rissf“
C. B.
man attains to eminence there be Is not
dans could sanction tor family use Vver the country, for he Is an enthusl-
, “ ‘ Cosell grass' is aaatksr asms for oalled ‘Mr,’ trot la given the title of
bocause its component parts are ' astlc believer in wedlock. Upon a re­
this past, axd it is M rtaisly dangerous
known to them to be wholesome and cent visit to a distant city he remark* when it ones -has escaped into a garden. •don?’ ”
One o f tbe boye here called ou t:
truly beneficial is effect, acceptable 1 ed to the editor
Ia the Eastern States it is reported
T h e n , I euppoee. sir, they would
to the system and gentle, yet prompt, I " I married one of my girts off In quite often, but I have aot been in
la action.
thla town; couple doing w ell; moving farmed that it is ia the Northwest in coll you Don Key?”
The gravity o f tbe class was com­
say great abundance. The morning
In supplying that demand with I t s '
«>e beta aoHety. Good as tbe red.
too, now. But It’s a secret; If society glory is evaa more dangerous than pletely upset for the remainder o f tbe
quack grass. Fall plowing sad cover- (afternoon.— Strand Mwrest ne.
excellent combination o f Syrup o f
knew It would abolish her.” He wink­
Figs and Elixir of Senna, tbe Cali­ ed In conclusion, a t the expense o f so­ ing wit its straw or manure are fairly
good BM
of destro:
Mtroying it, ,, but it is
C n iM tfS ts .
fornia F ig Syrup Co. proceeds along ciety.
nearly impossible to kill it by fall plow-
In a country church one Sebbeth,
ethical lines and relies on the merits
He cannot make a speech, but he Is i « r ’Y
as tbe congregation were rising for tbe
o f the laxative tor Its remarkable an eloquent splutterer; and although
W olf Crock, Mont**-“ How much al­ first hymn, an old lady entered the
success.
his manner to ministers Is wittily def- falfa scad should be sown par acre?
church at tbe same time. She held up
That is one o f many reasons why , erentlal, he has been known to ruin ■ Which Is batter, fall or ipring seed­ her hand, exclaiming:
“ Keep your
-
W. C.
Syrup of Figs and Elixir o f Senna Is preacher’s meeting and * a k e the vie- in g »“
seats. Loah, ye needna arise, though I
“ I f moisture condition* are all right,
given tbe preference by the W e ll-! tlm« o t h,a bnrnlng Incoherence look
<•"—>«» i® ” —-T /'ndon Express
like rows of paper dolls Mown before fall saadiaa will do in some regions.
Informed. T o get Its beneficial effects
Spring seeding should bo done so a*
the breath of a living disciple.
always buy tbe genuine— manufac­
to avoid damage by frost whoa tho seed
■is germiaatiug. Twelve to fifteen
tured by the California F ig Syrup Co.,
A a A a th o v ta W la t w a r t .
pound» per acre io about right
A broad
ight for
only, and for sale by all leading
IN THE ROUGHEST WEATHER
Tbe solemn-faced man who drove tbe cast seeding, but if a d r III
if or seeder is
AND GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY
druggists. Pylce fifty cents per bottle. stage between Willow by and Green­ used, ten or twelve wiU d 4 F |
^WATERPROOF
field never lost an opportunity to dis­
Grass . Valley, Or.— 1 ‘ Plcsss tall me
play his knowledge to a near pass- concerning the comparative value of
' -5
tGWEfcy
-
D o w a t F t a u Hiaa.
“That new preecher ypu have k a enger, nor bad he ever been known wheet, hay, and carrots as a food for
X. M. D.
pretty wide-awake young man. isn’t he?” y> suppress his opinion on soy subject, horses“
•‘ Yep. Keeps right on proachin’ when no matter what It might be. “ They
“ Such a comparison in impCfesifeio,
POMMEL
•aery body «lac Is asleep.’’—Cleveland tell me you're the mau that wrote tbs since the feeds yon mention do not fill
SU CKER S
story that's running In one o’ the big tho tame need. The .food valuo of car­
Leader.
> ’
»S 5 9
magazines. I forget which ‘tla,” he rot» ia verv low, but the effect they
Ibis trade nark
»aid one day to a cheery passenger who have in toning up tho system, and keep
and the word
had been endeavoring to ask a few log it la good running ordor Is vary
TOWEB an the
Important. A koras could sat a pock of
buttons dlctln-
questions himself.
carrots par day to a wary good advan­
quiih this high
**I believe I am,” admitted tbe gan- tage, bat you should not attempt to
araoe snener Trow
tlemab.
«reject a* good
substitute them for hay. The name is
brand*
T v s never turned my hand to w rit­ true is making a comparison o f whsst
ing,” said tbe stage-driver, flicking bis snd raw aarrots for hog food, although
horses In meditative mood. “ No, sir, up to the amount that a hog tnll oat,
ths aarrots wUl replace a certain por­
I ’ve bean too much took up with other
tion o f the wheat. I can safely say
things, but I read everything, moot I that where earrote will viald twenty
was having a little talk with BUI tons par sere, you will find it highly
T o succeed these days you
A lii. T H E Y K A I t
irofltable to feed them to hoge to the
Bears about you yesterday. We'd both profitable
fuU
eapaeity
of
their
appetitiee,
provid-
*
hair
appetii
been
reading
your
last
book
before
must have plenty o f grit, cour­
this new one. Now, do you rely en­ lag you feed some graia ia tonnoetion MT g g B iteedr ea the bsash everleaklae I
age, strength. H ow is it with
tirely on what you write tor a liv­ with tke correte ; but you will be us -1 ■ n c the » mss , H o salt hatha aal I
«b is té keep stosk hogs on esrroto alóne,
the children? A re they thin,
C u f f H ouse S Î Ï Â K S T
ing r
me they eoa tain too small a percentage
E lettri« lights. Ill»-1
ptle, delicate ? D o not forget
“ Not entirely,” mid the author, with of bone-and-muecle making Material.“ !
am heat. Fine walks
■a*
SrlTM.
ties b eta a apre-1
due
humility.
A y e r ’s S a rs a p a rilla . You
laity. Bates. gt.&O aa* fiE ta I
O attlaar A a u a a S a teO .
T h a t's what I thought when I fin­
r
Sperimi
rates
hy the week. [
know It makes the blood purs
“ My dad kla Bek your dad,” said the
MOOStK. ]
ished the book,” and che stage-driver
snd rich, and builds up ths
looked kindly fit the man o f letters, dirty faced boy. -
“ I don’t know whether he kin er net,”
Not 2 1 -0 «
»M U
genera] health in every way. j 'T m real glad for ye that you’ve other
■aid the new boy on the other side of the
means,” fee mid, benevolently. “Got back yard, fence, "hot I ’ll bet my n t kin
f V X T B K N w r it in g t o a d ì
J3&
. « ,Tp r £ ? eE S !
'em well Invented, I expect, too. I told outtalk yourta.” — Chicago Tribune.
I TV mawllMB t h is g a p «
BUI Bears that was moat likely the
Missouri marketed XV?,100,658 downs
at eggs last year, for which was recalved
ibvJ.O.Amp<K,UwfU,l
” L hope,” eays a man o f JO. “ tfeul more than $ 16,000.000. Added to thin
▲iso ffiisd bslttHH of
iMags wlU bo batter to-morrow.” ” t ore the items of lire and dr*—«1 poultry
, and feathers, making the comfortable sum
hope,” he eays when, be la pact Sfe
i ot nearly $4O.nnn,000 for poultry pre-
-that they w on t be any w on «.”
• ducts for the last rear.
For the
Children
What is Pe-ru-na?
PUTNAM
Mr. Lingerlong— I had a queer adven­
Friend (a t wedding)— Where are yoa
ture this afternoon-----
going to spend your honeymoon, dear?
Mias de Muir (w ith a swift glance at | Blushing Bride— ’Sh! You mustn’t let
the dock)— You mean yesterday after- j my husband bear you ask that question.
noon, I presume.
Don’t yon know he’s s beekeeper?
C C C
h e a ls
d . d . d . 0 L D S O R E S
N o old sore exists m erely because the flesh is diseased at that partic­
ular s p o t; i f this were true sim ple cleanliness and local applications would
head them. W henever a sore or ulcer refuses to heal readily, the Mood is at
fa u lt; this vita l (la id is filled w ith im purities and poisons which ore being
constantly discharged into the place, feeding it w ith noxious matter and
irrita tin g and inflam ing the nerves and tissues so the sore cannot heal.
These im
purities in the blood m ay be the remains o f some constitutional
impnr
trouble,
the effect o f a debilitating spell o f sickness, lea vin g disease germ s
r, u<
in the sysb
system, o r the absorption b y the blood o f the fe rm e n t»! refuse matter
which the bodily channels o f waste have failed to remove. A ga in the canae
m ay be hereditary, the diseased blood o f ancestry being handed down to
p o s te rity ; but whatever the cause, the fact that the sore w ill not heal shows
the necessity fo r the very best constitutional treatment. There is nothing
that causes more w orry and anxiety than an old sore which resists treatment.
E very symptom suggests pollution
I want to reeao—se* S. A S. to say wbe are
and disease— the discharge, the red,
is ass* ot a Moo* purifier,‘sod «specially as a
angry look ing flesh, the pain and in ­
remedy (or sores aa*otattaats ulcers. InltTT
flammation, and the discoloration o f
I had my las badly cut on the sharp edge ot a
surrounding parts, all show that deep
barrel, and baring oa a blue woolen stocking
down in the blood there are morbid
tbe place was badly poisooed from the dye. A
and dangerous forces at work, con­
(mat »ore farmed and fer year» aa o— knows
stantly creating poisons which may
what I suffered with the place. I tried. It
imed to me, everything I bad erer heard at,
in the end lead to Cancer.
Local
but I got ao niitf and I thought I would hare
applications are valuable o tily for
to go through liie with aa angry, discharging
their cleansing and antiseptic effects;
■a oa my lag. At last I began the am et
they do not reach the blood, where
S. S. S., aad it was but a short tima notll I aw
the real cause is located, and can
>t the place eras Improving- > continued it
therefore have no real curative worth.
until It m e n d all the poison from my Mood
S. S. S. heals old sores by g o in g d o w n .
I made a complete aad permanent cun of
to the fountain-head o f the trouble
the aoro.
JBO. BLUS.
M ffavy Street, Brooklyn. B. T.
and d rivin g out the poison-producing
germ s and morbid matters which are
¡very particle o f im purity from
fro the cir­
eeping the ulcer open. I t remoyes every
keepi
culation
and health-sustaining. Then
______. and makes this life-stream pure, fresh
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as new, rich blood is carried to the place the healing begins, all discharge
, the inflammation leaves, new tissue and healthy flesh are formed,
and soon the sore or nicer is w ell. S. S. S. is the greatest o f all blood puri­
fiers and finest o f tonics, just what is needed in the treatment, and in addi­
tion to curing the sore w ill build up and strengthen every part o f the system.
Special book on Sores and Ulcers and an v medical advice desired fam ish ed
free to a ll w ho w rite.
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