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Feed Your Nerves Wawl "Mngtanlstn, foal i tlclaui. occultism, ti t'pon rich, pun, nuurllilii blood by 'and Hermetic mysteries. tatiug Howl Bruirlli. tnd yua 1 ing in this country win im Ron wuh siwus oi !. locks of hnlr. wands, vssurles. pslr, lima sleepiest nlitlut and aiulous tnkpt mi Blor,ia mental Until duo to ! data. thilM aliuini. ffcutlhlil I.. ... . .. " " UH(m r oo mi iui'. mow ciq nun uma mown turn at mar nollilng. I tbuM dy(Mttle symptoms and blinding headaches. Hood's eartapsrllla baa dun this tor many others - it curt you. Hood's Sarsaparllla In uaual liquid turn or in rbonilalrd tablets kuoan as laraauba. luoduwtfi. JUT i i rniriuiiim, me I id l!l!l('ir?ffi!YI fli k ..aether with Mos, It 1 I iV.JJV4- a .IJUffJ " JT.;H.LJL. I i 'i iwot- r,r j-j- ja- It I U Kavelaaaa, Postpaid i)TeloM. originated In th reign of I-ouls XIV. of franca. D Vslfver In WT.3 atiiltlUtiiHl wltb royal approbation private penny pout . by placing box. at tti corners of t lit streets for the reception of letters wrapped up In thras'envelojies, which were told to patron at omit for that puriioa. Tbla la aim the Drat Instatvt of cheap piMtal service, wax of Utatratata lor Catarrh that Coalsla Marcary a merest will aurly aa.uoy tha sans of auiall and oaiilialy ilaraiiaa Uie wlui ax' lam ftuvu antenna It lurxualt Ilia itmeuua aurttoa. Hutu aMHlwu.ouM uavor ba ukkI a-aiwa praerttiMia lrou r.ulabla tikjr ll'Kll,li IbailamU' Ihay "III do la loll Mil l.u ,I;ihkI ou an uuMtuIr il.rW.lrum il.am, Haifa t alairh I nr.. maiiufaciurail I f r. J. t o.uojr a i a.,Tllo,i.,cuiitalnamnrrary, and U lakan liuaroa leaning mramlr iiin Ilia bluod and m..i.aurlai-vaut Ilia araiain. In Inlying Itali a aiarrli t lira Im aura yuu gal lha f . auina. It la lata.. Iiiiamaltr, aad wa-la In 1. Ir.lo, uhlo, Iff. J.vUucy A Cu. la.ll luuiiuii tr. Until lr lru(laa. (irlcalto. pr bolUa, llollalamlij iiu ai ua baal. Ma War Oat. "Wliy do jrou Inalat that yon will ner rr c Into polltlcar aakml lbs patriotic cltltvn. "Ilwnu. anawarfd the awl f run terviX man, "at proarnt I am not rich rtiougb to afford It. And when I am rlcb rnoiiKh the public will rvgnrd nit wltb aiiapti'Uni for that very rvaaon." NVnahlnstnn Htar. tnl pliyalrlmia fcwp up wltb the now brain dlwu.-aT Kiimtm I ttun la now Int.-iiat'ly alive, and all klmla of mind dlat.irtlon, born In prvtilatorlc and bar baron a agoa, wbvn nion did not know a aluglt law of natur, art rift, even III tuo ahtiilnwi of uiiWoralllrt and col-l.'U.-a." I'rofcawir I-arklu, of Uouut toina Obavrvatory. Mnth.ra win flod Mrt, Wlnalow'a rlanihloi ayrop lhb. alrnilr louaalof tnallaiiUUraa durlug la leaUttUf Jiarlud. tlatalaa k ailaatlaa. ITnry It. Ktuiifurd. for aitrcral jrara wltb Sir Henry Irvlng'a company, tc 11a thla aood alory of the fuiuoua actor: "Hlr llvnry'a wit waa of an alinoat Vol tairian elm meter. Ouce, while I waa r.-hcaralnK 'Kauat' wltb iiliu at the Ly ceum Theater, In Umdoo wa were do ing th 11 rock I u aceiie and be bad oc onalon to reprove an army of exulx-r-ant auH-m ba atped the relwaranl and all waa alienee. Then, In that quiet. grim way of hi a, Im aald : 'Very cburui Ing but you umat remruiUir that you art In bell not picnicking on Hauip- lead heath.' " ttochi-eter Herald. HO'.VAMD K. lirnTOS.-AMtarar ar1 Chamlal. liir.ll, I'ninwn apoi ima primal Oul4, ril.c, 1-aO, l i Hold, HIW.r.TV i ....!. H-i Xlnoot t .wf, It. 1'yaj.lila Imis, Maiilha nvuMta nd rull prlllt avnt ua atl'lall"a. Lun.ril anil fiu- tlf. ur, utHuwk WIMMil WMMMMW uuaal Itma i RUBBER STAMPS Brat In America W aaaha I ham Wa dn nni lake ordvra and enldlnur K.itilwir fian, Kir. W manuiactur out own gooU. otir r.iuiini'hi u ilia nvavai aiil Umi in.ni.'jr ran bur. Writ lodajr lot our "Hubtwt aiau.p l aialuaue," THE IRWIN-H0D80N CO, Portland, Ortgon AX A mm mil li h r 'j rm m 1 4 rat (at STAND FIRM "When you buy mi OHED SUIT or SLICKER demand 'ifatU Its the e&sie&t and only way to get Sold avarjrwhtrt laara4 olaadr. Soma of the rfent Iniprovementa In nuking utenalla are a great Mp to tlte bntiaewlfe. who la always on tlx I.Nikout for any thing that will lighten he r dutle. The lutcat I a co lander for atralnlng llquida, an llluHtra tlou of which la ahow n below. In addition to being aerrlceable In (training preaorrea, mraovoi aiuanuta Jell lea. etc.. It alao tborougbly beata and at Ira them up. ao that the aeetU or other undcalrable r tlon la thoroughly aoparuted from that which la to be retained. To niake the oHrntton doubly eaay.the colander or tlon la attached to a bracket, the lutt-r being clnnied to the tahla The rul andor la In two aex-tlona, tlu lower por tion containing the perforatloua and the tipjier portion nerving aa a cover to prevent tba coutenta from apluaj- Katp In Good Htalth, Thrra are manv lhouiii(la at neopl all nvnr lha anrlil who cull altl lllt-il.'ir Khk! lienlltitotukiiiKoiieortwolliamlrctli'arilla Ing out on the table When the beater la tivry uiklil. fbeaenlliacWnae tlwatoin t,,M,rBiwi aeb and U.wel., atlmoluta ibe kldnrya and . ' liver and liurlly the Irtmxl. Uy are the aamr line laaa.lval.inlc jilll your Kraiuli ar-1 liMm Baltad uratera. have a different flavor from are adapted to rhlMerii and old iw..le. aa acalkid oyatera, and art nli for a writ aa toth'we ui the vUjorol nianhood change. Ilutter a common granite pie "'VVr.. I". Till-l-v W I. u for ' ! cover to the depth of a eraoei tiirv and ate for ante every wue.e, . Quarter of an Inch with fine bread either pluiu or UKur-co..Uil. Oalr Too Well katuaad. crumtw, molHten slightly with oyater liquor, then place large oyatera upon the crnmua, dotting plentifully with f... l..,.l,..t , la alorara arnmllne " l"oa M..-....U w" I.!,- I,.,,,.,- ....I .... over everything looked up from bli "' , , " ""'" 1 paper and remarked anlklly "Madam, I ae whert a man went from homo, remained thirty yeara and then returned and gavt hla wife $.V(KK). If you don't do bettor yoa may find me doing tht an me trick some day." Tbe patient little wife looked op from her sew lug and replied sweetly: "All right, James, but If you will only remain away the thirty years yoa needn't trouble yourself abont tht fA.ono." And after that be stopped growling. cream over them and bake ten min utes. Bcnre tlu-m lu the dish they weit baked In, wrapping tbe edge in a fold' ed napkin, a small pints of allceJ Iciuona should accompany this dUa. Caramel Caalard. Tut one-huir cupful of sugar In an omelet pan and atlr until It melts and la light brown. 8tlr thla gradually Into one quart of warm ml lie. Item five eggs allgbtly and add one-half tea spoonful of salt and one teaspoouful of vanilla. I'our Into, a butu-red mold. Set thla In a pau of warm water aud Yoa Can Oct Allen's Foot-East FREB. Wrll. AllaaB.Olm.led. I Koy.N. T., tor a " . . T,. "' : fn aainl ol Haifa Fm-taat. It turr unaw auuui imriy uiiuuu's or mi nnu. fwostliia. hot swollen , affclriB leri. it maaea g-rve will, with caramel sauce nrllalil an.wa aay. a -'y cerna. Inaruwlnsnalla and l.unl.ma. Alldrot glauaaUU iic. tmn tsooauiaoy sunaiUui, laalaaallaa. Sweet Singer The heavy tragedian aeema ao gloomy to-day. Comedian Yea, It la bis birthday. Sweet Singer His blrthdayT Why, I should think he would be In tht boat of spirits. Comedian Hardly. One of his friends sent hi in a cake wltb frost over the top and he Is Just about to start oil an eastern tour. made with a half a cupful of sugar In an omelet-pan atlrrod over the Are until light brown. Add half a cupful of boiling water aud simmer ten min utes. Wsaaaa Aatraaaaaar tarfla Warld, ' Hclng proposed to In a balloon, 1 tht latest adventure of a woman astrono mer, writes I fewer Khelden Beet In J Technical World Magazine. And tht women astrououiers of to-day bare dis covered more new stars than the men cf sclenct have been able to find In sev eral centuries. Hut women In astronom ical work art not tht product of new world conditions alone, for they bave been Identified wltb every Important advance In that science. From the time when the young and beautiful Hypatla of Alexandria gavt her life a martyr to science, a tragedy of the fifth cen tury, to tbe daring capture of I)orotbea Klumpkt while making a balloon voy age under tba auspice of the Paris OIaervntory, a romance of the twen tieth century, the story of women and astronomy Is a record of achievement charged with sncridce snd devotion. Woman's natural carefulness, system. caution, accuracy, and love of detail, bnve made ber Indiajienaabte In com pleting our knowledge of tbe constitu tion and distribution of the star. She baa achieved greater success, baa met with more courteous recognition, and now occupies a mora prominent place In astronomy than In any other branch of scientific activity. ' Sbe bat added greatly to our knowledge of tbe stars, not only through ber untiring efforts and discoveries, but by the Inspiration of ber example and tht stimulus of ber devotion. Lafaratta'e Medal. Shortly after Lafayette's return to France from bit second sojourn In America, be waa at Vemltiea, where tbe King waa about to review a division of troops. Lafayette was asked to Join ill the review. lie was dressed In the American uni form, and was standing by tbe aide of the Prlnct dt Conde. when tbe Kins, In bis tour of conversation wltb tbe offi cers, came to blin and, after speaking on several topics, asked blm tome ques tions about bis uniform and tbe mili tary costume of tbe United States. Tbe King's attention was attracted by a little medal attached to the general's coat, and be asked what It waa. Lafayette replied that It was a sym bo! which It was the custom of foreign oWcers In American service to wear. aud that It bore a device. "And what Is the device npon yours T' asked the King. ly device," said the young general, pointing to hla medal, "Is a liberty pole standing on a broken crown and scep ter." Tbe King smiled, and wltb some pleasantry upon the republican propen sities of a French marquis In American uniform, turned the conversation Into other channels. Conde looted grave, but waa silent AV'cCctablc Prcpflrationfor As similating thcFoodandKcjula ling thcSloinuchs aralDowcls of rromotes Digc8tlon.Chccrfur npa. and Ifrst .Contains neither Onliim.Morplune nor Mineral Not Narcotic. jimpufadJtstMmmaaR . hm Stmt' Mx.Smitm iUwiM- jlmmSmd ' iiuufwl Tiomeriv fnrrnnallnA. Tinn Sn..r tnmnrh ninrrhi'W'ji Worms .Convulsions .Fevcnsh- ncss end Loss of sleep. Facsimile Signnlurt of , NEW YDHK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. J) For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of All in Use For Over Thirty Years TH oiMn.ua aowwav. asai vaaa am. Baked Baaaaaa. Strip the skin from oue side of the bauaiius aud arrange in a pan. Loosen the akin about them, sprinkle over each a tensioouful of sugar, nud bake lu a moderate oven twenty minutes. busting them frequently wtu an orange tuuee poured over them, aud made with one teusjwouful of cornstarch mixed with a quarter of a cupful of sugar. Tress the Juice from . three lurgo orangea, put It over the Ore and when hot add eugar and cornstarch. Stir and cook a moment llamanrac Steak with Peppera. When Hamburg steak la served for dinner It should be flattened, out Into a lnrgo oval cuke about au Inch and a half thick and broiled; bo prepared It la sometimes spoken of as a lirolknl ehopiwd steak. As nu accompaniment to this or a atouk or tenderer rut, quar icr green or ri?u Bveet ix-ppera, re move aveda aud veins aud fry, quickly lu dep fat or a little butter. Serve these on aud around the meat Raiaad Cak. Cam one cup of sugar and two- thirds cup of butter, then work them Into oue pint of raised dough taken from the bread dough. Add a few gratings of nutmeg aud a aultspoou of clnnuuion, one-half level teaspoon of soda dissolved in a bulf-tubleapoon of water, two well-benteu eggs, and last one cup of needed raisins rolled In flour. Let rise well In a baking pan and bake lu a moderate oven. For Lung Troubles Aycr'i Cherry Pectoral cer tainly cures coughs, colds, bronchltis.consumptlon. And it certainly strengthens weak throats and weak lungs. There can be no mistake about this. You know it is true. And ypur own doctor will say so. Mr Hula br has a (arrlbla wah. ItnH varrtliln I coul'l hr of Sot la v.la antll I trlwl Ajar. ;hr,j ftrtmt. Tha SrM alcbt ba wm better. a-4 hm atmJ I Ir improved antll ba waa aerlaeur aali." Maa. S. 4, Stbsls, Ansa. 111. A JaUal by J. O A?T Co., IwU, a an n i iawii rwr tra yers lASSATAEUA. PILLS. BAUt VMOt, Keep tho bowels regular with Ayer'a fin ana tnua naaien recover. Siaaura'a Fart- The young women of a type which la by no means uticomnion were gazing; together uion the tranquil beauty of an English landscape. "Oh, don't yon love nature?" asked one, turning with clasped bands to ber friend. "Tea, Indeed," was the response. In ft tone of gratifying intenalty.- "It adds so much !" Optaloa af aa Expert. Th South Chicago man, rho was tak ing bis first trip across central Michigan, looked out of tba car window and saw one of those peculiar fences that the farmer of that region sometimes mass by digging p old pine stumps and laying them la a row, with tbe roots facing tbe road. -Well," he ssid. "I've seen all kinds of fada in laadacspe decoration, but, by George, there's the worst attempt hi that line I ever saw !" Mora latoramtloa. Mrs. Chugwatcr Joslah, the doctor aiva Mr. McJonea has pleuro pneumonia. What is pleuro-pneumonla? Mr. Cbugwater You know what pneu monia Is, don't youT Well, plenro is tbe same as plural. It means more than one. I'leuro-pneumonis Is what you have when you've got it In both lungs. Why can't you think these things out for yourself enoe in a while a. V tiMf Paa'-a aos ad Ifarrvma Dta-aaas prraai,allr cured br tr. Klina'a Ur-aa rv RiLnrvr. Kand fi-r FliK. ntrtl U ana ueatlaa. ir U U.kllB ,UL U ArchL,Pblla..i'a. A Blleat Caavlettaa. "Remember," said George Washing ton's father, "thnt if I bad puulsbI you for chopping down that cherry tree It would have hurt me more than It hurt you." George said nothing. But across hla mind flashed the thought that his Inca pacity for prevarication waa not an in herited trait Washington Star. . DOES YOUR BACK ACHE? Tired of working for the smnll pay ments which the State shows them, tht Austrian country doctors art preparing It strike. , woe jucw.ud sqj u tivot 01 in) 0.10 qiuM)SS 81(1 nI ua UMiuSia raojj russajju acq qnwp jo aa aSuAt aqx Profit by tht Exptrienca of One Who ( Ha Found Relief. James K. Keeler, retired farmer, of FennerSt., Caaenovia, N. Y., eayt: "Abont, fifteen yeara ago 1 suffered with my back and kidneys. I doctored and used many reme dies without getting rt litl. Beginning with Doan'a Kidney Pills, I fonnd relief from tha first boxv and two boxes restor ed me to good, eouni condition. My wift and many of my trienda have need Doan'a Kidney Pills, with good results and I can earnestly recommend them," - 8 ild ry all dealer. 60 cents a box.. Foster-Milbnrn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. f? Raiala Pie. Tut three cups of boiling water on two cups of Beodtxl rnlalns and, cook teu minutes. Add two-thirds cup of sugar In which Is mixed one wvll-beat-en egg, two eveu tablespoons of corn starch and a rounding teuspoon of but ter. Let boll up and thicken, thou cool ; senson with grated lemon peel and Juice, and bake between two crusts. Thla will make two small plea. Date lioaf. ' One cupful of oatnieul cooked until soft. Into thla atlr ono iwuud of stoned dates and turn Into a mold. Served with whipped cream. This la a simple and delicious dessert, especially for children. Short FEB AND KEPT OPEN J3Y IMPARITIES IN THE BLOOD Whenever a sore refuses to heal it is because tbe blood is." not "pure and healthy, as it should be, but 13 infected with poisonous germs or some old blood taint which has corrupted and polluted the circulation. Those most usually afflicted with old sores are persons who have reached or passed mid dle life. The vitality of the blood and strength of the system have naturally begun to decline, and the poisonous eri3 which have accumulated because of a sluggish and inactive condition cf the system, or some hereditary taint which has hitherto been held in chec:, now force an outlet on the face, arms, legs 6r other part of the body. The place grows red and angry, festers and eats into the surrounding tissue until it becomes a chronic and stubborn ulcer, fed and kept open by the impurities with which the blood 13 saturated. Nothing is more trying and disagreeable than a stubborn, non-healing sore. The very fact that it resists ordinary remedies and treatments is good reason for suspicion; the same germ-producing cancerous ulcers is back of every old 6ore, and especially is this true if the trouble is aa inherited one. Washes, salves, nor indeed anything else, applied directly to the sore, can ... ,m,j, ... . , do any permanent good ; neither will remov- I wa smiotoa with a sore on iny , -tv ' . , face of tour years' atandintr. it Ing the sore with caustic plasters or the was a email pimple at fi rat but it surgeon's knife make a lasting cure. If in every way until I beoame every particle of the diseased flesh 1 cpout 1a w conauitca taken away another sore would come. 18 but the ore continued cause the trouble is ia the blood, and the ClOOD CANNOT BE CUT AWAY. Wast Union, Ohio. alarmed c aevorol to treated me I to btow worso. I 8. S. S. ad and after taking it o. wnlla I was iiicturc mubi romc uy a uiorouga cieans- -pi7.-rSd' ing of the blood. In S. S. S. will be found now pure and nealtny from the . , t , . . effeot of 8. S. a., and tuera ba not a remedy for sores and ulcers of every kind. Se??lany "'f ft. of tna "or lao It is an unequalled blood purifier one that B. a. a. curea it. ... . . TttUS. gwjui t;ut.-s uirtxiiy miu circuiauun ana promptly cleanses it cf all poisons and taints. It gets down to the very bottom of the trouble and forces out every trace of im purity and makes a complete and lasting cure. S. S. S. changes the quality of the blood so that instead of feeding the diseased parts with impurities, it nourishes the 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. S. has purified the blood the sore is permanently cured. S. S. S. is for sale at all first class drug stores. Write for our special book on sores and ulcers and any other medical advice PURELY VEGETABLE Sua;aatlona. A pinch of salt Improves cakes, can dlea and almost everything that la VOU desire. We make no charge for the book or advice, cooked. I THE SWIFT SPEC I FIG CO., ATLANTA, CAm
