The Bend bulletin., May 22, 1908, Image 7

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Scrofula
Few nro entirely freit (nun II.
II tuny dotelnp so slowly no to cntiso
lln II miyillMtiihitnciiilurimt: t lit) wholit
lllll
period (it childhood.
I It limy llii'li prodilni dyspepsia, en
tnrrh, mill iiuirl.M tonileuuy to run
puiiupllnti, befoni causing eruptions,
ires or HciiiiiK,
To cut entirely rlil nl Itlnkn llin it mi t
a
4-
Xlood-ptirlller,
Hood's' Sarsaparilla
)u must ltiiilil form nr III I lux nlsii-d tnhlrts
known ns Unrsntnbs. ! doaea f I.
.-. Uulrb llrllaa Arllm,,
i Hhoiked anil (Irlrveil 1'nrriit -Tniimiy,
r Where illil yim get lima ,Millllf III llllll
'H)III rs? Vim have txrn rulililni
-iiiii liltil'a nut, )uu Milked liny I
Jfr Tummy I'm goln' in art ilia old hru
I en 'in, innmtiia, ami inlaa turn pretty lit
W'tU hlrila, to yim i an mt otiif mora of
. f'aM ,, huh, li.l I'l. !.. 'lll...i..
h wm ..I (., 1 IHIPfU 1,11m, 11V.
$100 Itrwail, SI 00.
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Elaarn nal Ibaiali ! )! nnai1li.. illtm.4
linai cianraliai liran aliln tn ruia In all lit
IfUso.. aii.l II.. I I. f.i.rit. Flail'. r.l.rrl.V. ', ",""'" '"" ''"
'iralilliatuii, Mal,ai-iiiaprwiiiiiiililha T If lor oil I p. n la tlm en no ntlioilg the
lnllfl IratarnUjr, lalairli y um a ruudliu- rural iHiiinlnllnn nf Francv who tin mil
llunalillteaia. ir.uliMk ciiriitlmllniial heal. r,,rD' Popuinunii "' rrain-v, won un mil
Un n I llairt CatarihCuiat.takan Intsrnally, i relit but own the Intnl. W. J Dawaou.
tau-HiiaT Uita uvon Ilia iilil and niurniiiiu,' ,
llfarat ultliaaiilriM.ihafabvtlaaintkiiiM n,..n . I I'mbmI.iiUh.
S?.VJ.'.,?..",.lf..ilt!,,.VH,J '!!". -J .ni
aiiaiiaili Ly VnlMlrw up tha rnii.lliu'run anj
aaiUlii( liMuia Itulolnr In wul. Tha Hi -
.tlllaluitlia.aai.liiurlilalllilnlu.uialltabuw
ii b.llL.y.ff.f llu.lluiiaiHiull.r.tui.ar
irion and
Ihtt laila lo oit, lauii la, ,i v(
IV A I'n Tl..t ii
.,M t
I tT all drtifflala, ?Va.
a Uall'i faail.y I'lll, fur Mii,l.allaa.
TM
U.Jaaalaail Varalaaj.
I'jtIUVm kiii itturnW, Jaal In llmt la
at Um lilt af Danios.
"Unl" aicUliiLj Dlonyalvt, "llnyt,
wIwm iVal alary It wtrWJ lata play l
1 wlU Mil a trial bit"
"Mual nutlt lyiaut," aalJ t'ytnltt, tan- )
turluf U t!Mt I, lu, "ll'a tsaraly a aac i
tin wit."
. Muy f lb rortra, aawtrar, karlnt
"anly n MirSrlal knuwlila af lha (am,
marktd ll down a I Janbla play Chi-
rafu Trlbuna
r n u
Ho. ao-oa
-lUIIMN willlna lua1arltaralaaaa
maiillnn Ihla arr
S.S.S.
Hvcry CHe of Klieunutlam h.i Its origin nml iln development in the
'lldmxl. It in not it disease whkli Is contructwl like cold, hut it ii in the
liliKxl and ayntctn iK-fotc a pain in felt, mid the clfntiKc.i in the weather or
any phyalcul irrrKulnriliea, nuch na n npell of ndixeatlnn, Uiwcl diaturhance,
etc , ore merely the exciting camen pnxlucltiif the piins nml nchci. which
me the nuttiral avmptoina of the dlneaae. Khctimatlmti ii caused hy nn
execaa of uric acid nml other corr oulvc, iriitatiiiK' poisons in the blood, which
iwc carrirti inroiiKU me circulation lo every ait of the aystcm, IJvery
tnuicle, nerve, nietiibrane, tissue nml joint liccoinea saturated with theac
crld. irritatini; impurltien, or catetl with fine, insoluble caustic matter,
nml the nhaip, piercing tininn or the dull, constant nchea nr'c felt with every
physical niovcmcnt. When the blood is fillcil with uric acid poison, perma
nent relief cannot be expected from liniiiientH, plasters, or other external
tteatntrnt, Such measure give temporary icllef, but in order to conquer
juicuiuaimui nun nring niMiui n
complete cure, the uric ncid nml
other inflammatory matter must be
cxicllril, and this cniiuot lie done
with external treatment, .H. S. Ji.
cmen KliriiiimltHiu becaunc it is a
pet feet nml entirely vegetable blood
purifier. It goes down into the
circulation, ncutralucH the ncids,
ii lid dinnolven the irritating depos
its which nre pressing on the nensi
tivc nerves nml tissues nml produc
ing pniu, enriches the wcnlc, nour
blood, itml iciuiivpi every ntom of
impurity from the circulation. So
limtend of being n wcnlc, nour
ritreiitu, distributing uric ncid to the
illflercut p.uts of the system, the
blood is nlrong nml healthy nml
therefore able to Hlliu.lv cverv runs
clc, nerve, Ininenud tissue with nourishment nnd strength. Then thr inflnin.
uiation nml Hwclling subside, the pains nnd aches cease, nnd not only is
Rheumatism permanently cured, but under the line tonic efTecta of S. S, S.
the entire general health Ii benefitted nnd built up. In all forms of Rheuma
tism, whether nctttc or chronic, H, S, S. will lie found a safe nnd rclinble treat
ment. Special book on Khcumntlnm nnd nny medical ndvice you desire will
be furnished ftce THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Guaranteed
Pure and
Wholesome, .
You save
and avoid failures in your
baking if
if f BAICING
Iw POWDER
25 Ounces
Here Is true economy. You ennnot
fcOUMCUffcrl'!
?LJ'rCiw
be sure every time or have your
food dainty, tasty and whole
IffM
some If you
accept a substitute.
nO la. ...ull 1
A I'rrverleil llrmnMluma
"Oil, girls," eidn lined tlm gushing
miilili'ii mi tint crowded street enr,
"I'vn Just witnlii'il my hnlr unit 1 can't
iln n thing with HI" Just limn tlm
ear gnvo ii lurrli mill she shrieked n
lln muii In front of her stepped mi her
foot.
"lleg pardon," muttered thn weary
striiphniiKrr who liml done tlm stei
pllig. "Von see, I'vt' Jlliit washed my
feet ninl I en n't do n thing with tliuni,"
Jllittcr.
l'reiiiaiiil- ulllila,
"Do you ever mwl Dr. Ilybolil?"
"Oflrii. He nml I er- nre lliruwn to
rollirr n good deal We travel on (lit
mn ttihiirliati trolley line.
la Ureal In Ntw Mioaa.
Alwaja ,,ka In A llrli'a rml-Kaa, apowitar.
'I I'Iiih liii, ttttalin, nulling, wnllrii r,
uivaenriia, Itlir.iwlli nalUaint buiilmit, At
llllltl'ggWll l lllMI ttlM, Jrk Jloiil lfli
iiiyaiihailliila. Hliilf hiilli-ll'lICK, AiMmt
Aimm. wlllltlMI, li tiny, ti, 1.
Tlio Sacral nf r'uHlml,
If turn to ilny sctunlly possessed llin
nctcs un whirl) tlii'y lull, I hey would
tm III no hurry to Inivi them: tiny
wiMllit m erfpotlvcly chained to tin anil
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poillirsi'
werl Krmr Cnrntoatnl
I don't am what fun I'd (at out of
It. I don't llko to lunkt apeeche an' I
rinn't Ilka ta llatau to 'mi an' I ktn git
anougu plain, ardlnary hard work right
hart on tba fann," Waahlugtou Htar.
Tha Maalt,
"Tail My itia la modfirtT"
"Rilrrnilyi ah la tin auodtit to
take a bath In naa ot tuoat uawly lu
TrntM gtaa bath tuha."
"I dan't r why J"
"llrcauta It la tranapartat."
falhar la lha Ma..
Th raan wka ilhi for lha byiona ila
tban a barafool hoy ka ran
la Ilia aarua aid boy who uaed to nyi
"(Ira. I with I mi a man
Tha HoclHy for lb Diitrurtlon ol
Vrrmlo la au Kmlnh oritnliallon, with
tli olijrct of warnug uu tha rata In that
country
CURES
RHEUMATISM
Sotnatlroa aio, I had Rbtumitllm and bad lo
(jull walk, Tba pain In ray kack ana Ul.xo
ray ibouldtra mi an lal.nM I caula not i.,l of
Imd. I ut4 rrtblnc, tut not hint aid roa any
10l till I baard ol an4 look 3. 3. S. Thll mad
Iclna cufid Pi a aun4 and wall. II puilBtd my
blood and wad ma faal lika a naw man.
CORKAD LOUR.
Andaiaon. Ind. lit K. ttlb SI.
I wai MTftaly troublad wllh Rbaumallim. I
bad II In my kn.ra. U(i and anklaa, and any ona
wba baa afar had UbaumaUim knowi bow a icru
clallnc tha pain la and bow It lol.lf.lta wllh ona
at "0(k. 1 an truly In baJ tbapa -baalnf baan
bolbar.-d with It for Ian yaaia, oil and on. A
lixal pbyiUian ad.iwJ ma la uia 8. 8. S. I did
to. Altar lklr two bolll.a I nolicad Iht aoie
naai and pain wart ittatly radiuad. I (onllnuad
lha nudlclnt and wai llioioufbly cuiadl alt pain,
toitnria and Inflanmallon (ona. I fKommand
9. 8. S. lo all IthtunutlC tuOaiart.
I. U A0HKW,
Ml. Vamon. Ohio.
101 E. Oiaaobt lar St.,
money
you use
for 25 Gents
pay less or
Pjaquea Mfg. Co.
Chicago.
HAIBINO OP WHEAT.
AdvanltRft of Corrcl Mathodi of
n.A,l - . .1 u. L .1
uru"mn " m,r"lmH'
ItrB C. AroiitrunWMMna-Um HUla Cll.a,
Wo in.t flrU nml'oul h.t tlm v -
l-tlHK Iriruii.l Ii koIiik lo l. .ml then.
If H.iplbli, in,t tlml ilomnmli for ll
wo .In not Intel Uio i-riiulfrtnMiU of Iho
il-inniiil, oiiin ono elm. will, nml we
will linfurinl ton Inwnr li.vi.1 Limn wn
nhmilil dr. Conn-ijiii ntly, III tlm pro.,1"'1""'"'''. " HiiwIhii ulm linn Ixwi
iliictlcn ol wliout, wo Imvo to atmly Uio lrlvan from hln niintry. llin niciiiiiiti
prol.liiina w writ from n roinpelltlvn "r " tortttn ninl tin lii'rolnm of tjjij
olntidrHiliit; wo mtiat compoln with lliivlnti Motiifii .ni' ntlrrltn; KnroK. An
noini'lHHly olao who U Krowlnx wlmat, Jllii. xn-nli'Kt of tin- ri'tolnllniinry NxhI
ttol out tii'lKhlxir, iiprcarnrlly, hot on: rrn In1 iolntn to .Mini1. K'itliiTvnc
no Khlwr'n aoition of Iho conntiy. A llrlw likoiiJcy. Hh- N fondly inlliil tlm
limn will no where ho ran Kt tlm Ixat ."Kriindiiiollii-r of llio ri-toliitlon."
wheat, II ho wnnta tb huy, nml If wo ( ,Mm!litiT of tin- nobility ulm
hiirn not tlm beat, wo will lorothr trailo. i,,,,,,, ,K.((lll , Tmtii .,-,. hlp
Wo ol Iho whent pr.-liiolmr d latilut ;,nllK, ., ,mt ,. ,,, ,,
oi ii.i..nKioi.aroiori.inni ii imvmK
lite irvny uuiiiiirjr iiji mo ;riiuciiuu ui
wheat on rnrtli, and wo rhoulil mto Iho
utinott dllltinrcn to see that wn employ
only tho boit tiirthoda. II wo do lliln,
wa can placo WnaliltiKlon nt thn hmd ol
Iho whi-nt prodiiolnx renlons ol thn
Itlohe, and tha brand of the "Kvertiteeii
Htnta" on n batrol or rack of Hour will
bo known na a mark cf pirhctlon tho
world orer.
We, the public, thould eommonco to
lata the giade atandatd. The alate
yrdln eotninlitlonar la at prratnt .'orclnn
the furoharer to accept No. J as No. 1 ;
wo cannot eirxet to nata much for No.
1 wheat that tails 68 penndt aa our
nelghboia ran for wheat that tetta bet
ter. Doeaure this t lata of affalnexlstt,
we are tending out, each year, wheat
leas aought for than wheat grown In
many ether eoantrlea.
We ihonld Inilat that every gialn
glower In the alaU ote eoeh oara In the
productlonh of hit wheat that the re-
aultlng higher etandard will Incieate
the demand for oar wheat. If we Iro
prore the nnallty of onr produot, the
itate grain rommlftlonir will be forced
to ralae the etandard; and we ehould
In title) way ate that onr ttandanl Is
aboTo the standard ol every other wheat
producing ttate. Hy doing thll, wo
would ranso our wheat to be quoted at
fancy prlcee. Wn should make our
product to good that we would bo will
ing to havn otti iiaumand addreis print
ed on It, ao that aa It gtei out Into tho
markets o( the world, people the world
over will know that wearr pioud of our
product.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Valuable Information to Pacific North
weat Irqjlrera
lly J I. Aahloak. Washington Caparlmanl Su
llen. Tollman.
nyan "llaa mankind ever been ablo
to davlv a fence that will atop an An
gora goatt Do royutei annoy themf"
la. U. V.
"There are no domettleated animalt
that aro at hard to keap panned up as
Angora K0t. T teeure them, a fenee
thould be of a kind that wilt not per
mil the animalt to climb, and from
four to five fett high. It thould be to
conttruettd that a goat cannot jnmp
over it, and preferably thould be made
of wire Inttead of liosrdt, A wire fence
made of wovtn wire and about fifty four
Inehet high should hold them. Itemem
her, that if the animalt can cat any
Itnrt of vantage from which to jump,
I they will go over the fence. The gosts
'aro pretty good on the defensive, hetieo
eoyolts do not at n rule mako mueh
htadwny in attacking them."
nienwood, Idaho. "It 'quack grnV
a dangerous twttf How may f kill
morning gloriett" C. It.
I " 'Couch grnt' it nnntlicr name for
, tint pett, and it is certainly dangorout
when it onco lint enenped into n gnrden.
In the Knttern Slates it is reported
?ulte nftciit, but I hnvo nnt been in
ortiied that It is In the Northwest in
nny grent abunilnnce. Tho morning
glory la even more dangerous than
qunck grnat. lull plowing mid cover
ing with atrnw or manure nro fairly
good means of dottroving it, Imt It la
ncnrly Impossible to kill It by fall plow
ing." Wolf Creek, Mont." How much nl
ftlfn teed should be town per neref
Which Is better, fall or spring feed
ing!" W. C.
"If melsturo conditions are nil right,
fall seeding will do In somo reglont.
Spring trvdlog thould be done ao as
to avoid damage by frott when the teed
la germinating. Twelve to fifteen
pounds per aero Is about rk'lit for broad
cast seeding, but if a drill or seeder It
uted, teu or twelve will do."
Oram Vnlley, Or "l'leato toll mo
concerning the comparatlvo vnluo of
wheat, hay, nnd carrots as n feed for
horses." I, M. 1,
"Such a comparison la impossible,
since tho fools you mention do not fill
tho tame need. The food vnluo of car
rota fa very low, but the elToct thoy
hnvo In toning up tho system, and keep
lug it In good runuing order Is very
Important. A hnrto could eat a peck of
carrots por dny to a very good ndvmi
tngo, but you should not nttempt to
substitute them for liny. The same is
truo in making n comparison of wheat
and raw carrots for hog feed, although
up to the amount that n hog will oat,
the enrrota will replace a cortnln por
tlon of tho wheat. I can safely any
Hint where .carrots will yield twenty
tons per acre, you wlJJ find It highly
profitable to feed thant to hoga to tho
full capacity of tliolr nimotitles, provid
ing you feed somo grain in connection
with tho corrott; but you will be un
able to keep stock hogs on carrots alone,
as they contain too smnll a percentage
of bone-and-mutole-maklng material."
WOMEN KKEP nUBSIA IlEO.
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I "'In U n nliili'liH-lit of M. .IlilillolT
mn, ,, ,,, ,,,,, ,)f .
got cm-
lu.'iit. Hhi1 wiih liriimliil ns n diingrrotm
ngllntor nml warinil lo di-nlst. Her
hitalmiid refuw-d to Ixiir tin' stiirerlngs
for thf miiw, Flm wns li-tiutlful Unit,
and only -il. Hut slie sMiTlfli-i-il .ill.
Him mild her Ji-ueln, left ln-r liunlinnd
ind doiimil tlii M-tinnnt icnrb.
In order to illlile tin- Ixillrv sin' uiwil
neld to nmr lier Iniuty. Shu ixtirnil
her fncu nnd lunula with It nnd Ihi-iiiiu1
so ugly Hint Iht former iiiitinlntniii-i's
could not ri-igiiU. her. Kim went bnik
to tlm vlllnK'it nnd prrai'liiil rovolullon
("cretly for Hire' years. Then tin -lire
caught her. Him was subjected to
nil tho cruelties of despotism, Itieltldlny
tlm tortures of Hie Illnrk Hole, slid
Inslly sntenitit to Siberia,
For twenty-Hire years she wns i.n
exiled prisoner. The few couipntilons
m
aJ
kins, KATHIRt.M- IIKISCIIKOVSKr.
of Imt iiiImtIc coiumlttnl sulelde nnd
she wns ri'ixittnily niilijirtiil to burlmr
mis Hoggings iiikI military coiillneiueiit.
Hut her di-teriiiltiulloii to tight for tlm
rntiM. held out through nil, nnd now
alie Is still currying on Hie work.
I'rvlooker'glti'H Ktorles of other wom
en sliuost ns grvnt In their m-iiKatlonul
courngo nnd daring. Among them Is
Vern Klgner, who wns n'li-JM-d after
twenty yisirs fnm Selduswlberg pris
on. No other prlnouer bad cut come
'rum this plncv nllve.
Auntlier heroltm wus Zlumldn Knm
pllniilkotln, the school teacher who as
saMliinted Hen. .Mlu nnd nt her t'xiu
Hon tied tlie iiimnh! about her own mvk.
Then there Is Marie Splrldouovln, who
shot Vlcv (Jov. I.tijonovskity four timers
nnd wns so brutally treated by the sol
dlers Hint Hie civilized world gnsped In
horror nml the cznr wns iiiin'lltil to
(siiimiuti her distill seuteuiv to life uu
tirlMitiuietit.
Then nrv scorvsi more, who nrv In
prlwm nnd out of It, nil heroines and
willing to die for n frw Ituwiht for
liberty nnd Jiistlev.
Au Anierlraiii AUmtrrr.
In n smnll wny, uu Anierlenu figures
lu tho Journal kept by lto."ulle I.auior
llero, during the revolutionary days of
lTSi.t In I'niniv, mid now pnlillKlntl un
der the title, "The Ust Days of Mnrlo
Aiitolnette."
ltomille ijimorlliTT, ti girl of Plennly.
wns servitnt to tho queen In Hie Con
clergerle. "One dny," ltosnlle has re
corded, "Munsleur do Saint I.eger, the
American, who wns coming from tlm
rvglstnir's oilliv, notlctil Hint I wns
currying n glass half-tilled with witter.
" 'Did the qucon drink tho water Hint
luiH pine from the glnssV he usktsl.
"I answered Hint alio did.
"With ti mlck gesture lm unoovcrcd
his he.ul nisi drank the water that re
mained, with every Indlnitlon of re
sjhvI nnd pleasure."
l.ltlHUalloit.
"I'm rnther Interested lu young Mr.
Do Utter," said the customer, "nnd I
want to got a copy of tils noud. Have
you got Itr
"Wo did have n small supply n few
weeks ngo," said the book salesman,
"but I'm afraid It's exhausted."
"Itcally, I hoard It wns weak, but I
didn't think It wns Hint bml." The
Catholic Standard nnd Times.
(Inn oh Htm.
Wandering over nn old eviuetery re
cently n young man camo across u
Inrgo stono Itisorlbed:
"Turn mo over."
After much illlllculty ho Biicwoded
In turning It over, nml found ou tho
under side of tho stono tho wonts:
"Now turn mu bnck ngnlii so that I
can catch somo other Idiot."
It Is better to trust to your faults
than to bo false to your trust.
tvH nffiiiinvxr
Msj -3 ;""fc'tl'i
TI.. I'nae lleltreen.
A Npw Orleans wonniii, well known
or her work Tor chnrlty, nt-mlly nc
ri'pted nn Invllntloii lo pcnk ftt nn
nntl-liiberruhMls meptliig. On the pint
form she found lieraflf nted lrlttern
s bishop and n rsbbl, nnd Hm tono of
the mietllig swiiied lo be ri-ridcn-d ex
trcnwly Milium) lyr Hie roinhlnnllon.
Ill order to lighten the solenuiliy, she
snld, turning to tlm rabbi: "Do you
know, I feo ns If I were n leaf !
twjpen tli' Old and Iho New Testa
nmnts,"
The rnbbl turned a sndeyed gsre
uioti her.
"Ves, msdsm," be said, "snd. If yon
will recall, thnt page Is usually a blank
one,"
Sam Wrllrr.
It was Hnni Weller who iirnd. Dick
ens famous. "I'lrfcttMc I'iipers" werf
a complete fa II lire finanrlHlly until this
unique cliHrntier wns Introduced. The
press was nil but linrtulmoiis In prais
ing Hnmlvnl ns nn entirely original
character whom none but a grvnt gen
ius could hnvo crentrd. DU-kens ri
i-clved over $lfl,0t0 for "I'lckwli-k
I'npers," nnd at the age of twenty six
he wns Incomparably the most opuInr
author of his day. I-ondon Standard.
SL VltoV Panaa aa4 aU yiroaa Momo
rrmanantlr cvrnl br or. Kinwa ur.at
luatnfar. rxad fur rMKC llinal bKUa and
iraatlaa. In. IU ILKIItw. 1.HI -rrh bU, 11iU.1-
Tba Ileal Thl.
"Do you think that unconscious spell
which Miss Sharp had at the ball wss
a swoonT"
"No; I am sure It wns a feint."
"Whst do yon mesnl"
"Abe bsd declsrrd her Intention of
making a sensation at the ball, and I
think abe waa like ber Intention aba
wanted to be carried out"
Tba OU Klana,
Eva Tea, she used to keep hie love
letters under her pillow.
IMna And now7
Kva Oh, she keeps them over ber
pillow now.
Wnn Over?
Km Vw, she uses them ss cnrl pa
pers. Sn Opralnf,
"Why don't you go to work?" asked
the prowjierous citizen sharply.
(S'wan." retorted tlm mendicant,
"you'se fellows that hate nil the so't
snai-i have a nerve." Philadelphia
Iedger.
."Vol Urn I'aner.
"When I saw him last lie was getting
to tie a regulnr grouch. He Imagined
everybody disliked him."
"Oh, nil Hint's changed."
"Vr
"Yes, he knows It now." Philadel
phia rrtsa.
A Chaaea lo Ret Illrh.
A fortune awaits the tailor who can
Invent n secret pocket In a coat where
a man may carry bis cigars without
exposing them to tne many friends who
help themselves. Detroit Free Press.
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S. yOOVrvoawyjaiMlxvsiossgos
Tho Kind You IIuvo AlwayH ItouRlit hns borno tho slgna
turo ul' Chits. II. Fletcher, nnd lias been iiindo tiuticr Ills
personal nupcrvislon for over HO yours. Allow no ono
to decolvo you iti this. Countcrielts, Imitations nnd
Just-aH-jrood' aro bntllxporlnu-nts, nnd ciidnntrvr tha
health of Children lixpcrlcneo iiKnlust 1 poriiiicnt.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorlii is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.
Rorle, Drops nnd Sootlilnir Syrups. It Is 1'lcnsant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphluo nor other .Narcotlo
Hubstnucc. It.s npo Is Its puanmtce. It destroys "Worms
nud allays Poverlshiicss. It cures Dlarrhwa and AY 1 nil
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nud l'Matuleney. It nssimilntes tho Food, regulates the
Stomach nud llowcls, j;lvlnir healthy nud uatunil sleep.
Tho Children's Fnuaccn Tho Mother's Friend.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Soars tho
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In Use For Over 30 Years.
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V37 BH0C8 AT ALL VM al
s-typRicis. for cvcry
SHOES AT ALL
PRICES. FOR EVERY
MEMBER OrTHtr-MILV.
MEN. BOYS. WOMEN. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
IV. L, Doualmm mattmrn antmoHm marm
' mi?m taSU,$3.00 and SS.OU mhom
than anyMolbii rnanufaoturar In c7..
Jf-trpri, haqauaa thay hold thlrml&
mnapa, IK bmltmr, wtae lonear, antl
Iffia arm of araatar valua Aau any other wr?.
mhoaa In thm world to-dav. IMl
W. L DooeUs $4 ind SS GUI Edca Shus Cumol Be.
.trllAUVION. W. U DoktUa ttamt and vriea
caohffur'"-,fc
My Hair is
Scraggly
i
Do you like It? Then why
be contented with It? Have
to be? Oh, no! Just put on
Ayer's Hair Vigor and have
lone, thick hair; soft, even
hair; beautiful hair, without a
single gray line In it. Have a
little pride. Keep young just
as long as you can.
"tin flflf-..aci yaara old, tad mUI rs
eanily rat b.lr w.a vary rray. not lo a law
waaka Ayar'allatr Vlror rratn'rd (ban oral
eolor ta my hair ao now lhara la not a erar
hair Ii ba aaan. J W. IliJiaOJr, lUnHtt
Craak. Cal.
T 3.0. Ayr Co., Lowall. kfaas.
lao nanaotorara of
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7 ?iC MtLS.
CWir ee ClUKT PCCTOiUl.
Tba- Ileal I'arl.
"Tommy, did you give your brother
th- best part of the npple, as I told you
tor
"Yessum. I gave him the seeds. Ho
enn plant them nnd have a whole or
chard." Motbsrt win find Mrs. TllniloVt Boothia
SyrupibaUttraioaJr lo use lor ibalr e l-rat
luring Iba taalblo yttjoi.
A I'rraainl Secret.
Wife Have jou any secrets yon
keep from nm. dearest?
Husband None, darling.
Wife Tnen I am determined I will
bare none from you, either.
Husband Have you secrets, then?
Wife Only one, and t am resolved
to mske a clean breast of It
Husband (hoarsely) Go onl
Wife For several days I have had
n recret n nveret longing for a nsw
dn-ss, with bat to match, for my birth
dn.r. That fetched him. Taller.
Kslremra,
"Pardon me," tald the dowager with thi
mole on ber chin, "but there Is htrdly
room for two of us here if you are golni
to keep that thing on your bead."
"O, I rues thrre'a room enough, mad
am." antnered thf tharp featured youni
wotran with the umbrageous bat wbi
ocenpied the adjoining aeat. "I'm not
makine any kick about the apace youi
feet take up." Cblcato Trlb'tne.
Knocked Onl.
The pugilist a moment dropped his guard.
A stiff righthander laid him on the floor
And tent him Into dreamland. When he
woke
Ilia dream of immortality wat o'er.
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