Sandwiches that are to Ira «erred at
•u afternoon ten abould not bo spread
with better or th« Alling mixture quite
Io the edge of the breed
This little
preen u tin a will prevent their toiling
th- gio.ee of those who bold them.
Tb» Old»»« Maatht»»««
ta in Um |AA4w»*iui4 of tba Hai«k of F.’»<
Un«5 It it dated l)vr*mb*r U>. IdMA, aud <•
(**r
but on acvw>m»t t,»( it» *y» Mini» la
n »4» v«ry vwlvabto. O*»« uf tba ul4»»t
a»>4 m«»»t valuable »ton»arb madtcitMM tv
Bitiam
For tsttr
y<Rar» it
rt»ml *1 v » i >*| b » ul
ti»rvt»uaR*»»
'iixjnibi*. Il wiU can
a bvn failbfuily takvi»
Women
Flrut (ho mediolne (hot
holds the record for the
lor goal number of abeo-
lute Cures of female Ills
la Lydia T. Pinkham'
Vegetable Compound.
Socond Mrs. Pinkham
can show by her letter
files In Lynn that a mil
lion women have bee
restored to health by her
mediolne and adv loo.
Third All letters to Mrs.
Pinkham aro received,
oponod, read and an-
awerod by women only.
Thia fact is certified to by
the mayor and postmas
ter of Lynn and others of
Mrs. Pinkham's own olty
Wrlto for free book con
tain!ng thoao certlfloatos
At a street fair in Wichita 'his fall,
one of the chief features will bw an
arch 40 leel high, cvmstructod entirely
of apples
Uioo Haw «ttw uiwo.
TTie resdrrs «4 this parar «Ili be r Isaac I to
Ws'a lost teere ia at least one drra.te-1 d ras**
st ae-enee bee toen able u» rute m s.l lia
mes. s >4 issi tecatarri* llsll s* starti»t or*
i.* I'S'Ovs cure knoen to it*« metbcal
i, Catarrh two*, « r.-*reu.*ttowel 4*e
qslraa s e..:*»t(t**i kraal irretanrrtt
s-srrb t'tue ts tak»« leier sally, a ting
.jara the I- sal sad at««*««« awr s *a
■4 the ey stesa, thereby desi ray ng the tonnato
tt-ra M tn* 4 -to, sad siring the tai rant
Strength by hwtldtng up lbs rotottlut sa ss l
era «ting nature tn 4- a*g its work The ,■>»
wletors hare so m-tch feilt» la ite aerai.
-'«■.s that to, - It.i th» Hun tret Is .«»■
■ r mi rare that it .-cl» to cur*, tteu-1 to, its,
■I tr t. n**Mtlato A lyres*
•
Tb.« »’fhatur» i»
»»»ry boi
tfe» gwwuin«
I ¿salive Brinno-Quinine tu - ii .
U t rem«■!/ U»l ver«« a r«1.1 la
4ny
‘ ft M am
Allen • F<w»t«ICa** Itreata »i d eoei
hiffies «wiklng r«sy < ’«r»s swoi!*
»wratihg f**i. bl|»(»rs aod rabvoi»
ft»1t*vea enrii» and btitii««it» « f ad
t» a rrrtah» rur» 6«r t'hMMam» !»»r
N'ii|iip Fm»te«| Iw«
W» ha«* <»«
(*<« twsrimvtiial». |h»f« l grt t<LM>i*m
F<Mrt>Ka»e
Try x
>«»-4 i
drwMi»t» a<‘d »h<*r •uw»« f -r X'*-
parsMffe F»«»
Add reg», All»»» K
•ted. Iv» K«»y, N Y
The nalhea < I Hawaii, I«* they arar
Thana
ao pc«, never ateal nr beg
olYeiirvoa ar* QonfiZsed alrno«t eichi»ite-
ly to (he Portugueee resident» of tbe
Uland.
Vol KbOtV WH»t Vol AHKTAKtS,.
W hen you take llruve'o lastelswa I hill
Tuttlo ba-cause tha tunnula to plainly
prlnlwd on evory tsittle «bowing tliat it
ia aiiuply Iron and ljuinli a tn a tasie-
loet (urtu. No Cure, No Fay. 60e.
AT THt I ARMHOUSE.
« • fstber. -h • ••*»» Ih* turkry «*>•
A ixt I «ili utake - u*r ;■ 'tnpkla pl«O
And we «*.: bare a |- >11 tig ni.«
As-1 II »ball ■« ef largrat «Tae;
Thrre SI« esina!» la thè g.rr.t
Aa.t .tare la tvtra that p ps Ile ino
There are appiè« la thè celiar
IV ho h all thè cbildrea leve. I Sane
TO ! I’Hr A <01.1» IM <>MK I» « V
Take 1-axativa Ugnino Mutuine lab
iata
Ail <lrt'vg'*ta refund th* money
if It (alia to curs.
E. W. tirova's sig
nature Is un Mrh bux. tfle.
«r» w!H b««r
r » •
m* h> rna,
<»t»r 4»u»htrt* to«l f raii<t«-JUi»lrrn. to«,
Mary Ann and Jim and J*«rpfe
Maffia. SH.if and baUy l’’Uc
I'oder rational treaiinenl the a. erage
yield ol a hue hive in I’aleetina Is 100
pounds.
fl.» falh»r g. fa th» turkey flu*
A ad int.fbrr makes th» pumpkin plea
Ani b«t!ur TbAnk«gl»i<if mornlttf br ngs
Hvlarvd oflfi uf »3 cry alt».
The old b-oise rtagn with their glad laugh
The (replace gh-wa with rotiti/ light.
Anil »tuu St table all bare met
that blt> ben la a planas at sight.
fillhrr
Farmers uh*. keep mmmon sheep and
depend upon wool, do nut know how
«panimene of amie breeds may Ire mad«
to reach great weights. A 2-1 rar old
grade Llocoln wether in England waa
slaughtered, its live weight la-lng 434
pounds.
The canaas weighed 304
pounds, the It««« fat 34 )«>uuds, tba
• ikn, bl-o-l and entrails Vii pounda and
the «aste S |»mn>1«
Sheep Weighing
Boil |*xin la live weight are numer< >is
in this country.
Th« populate u ol the Berlin »uborb
Charlottenburg la In a cnrlooslv uuata-
ble conditi- n.
fatal year 44,71 m of
tbe |»>pulatl> n of 174,6 •-> leit th« - It,
and .»3,744 from elsewhere toot their
places.
CATARRH
fft-r« *!> *rr »fed f*,
■ «
thru Itir turkey |»hiti»|i !»«• r«rvv«
from the bounti th*»
h plate
i grandma • plum flted pudding cunar»
Tb» p'racaut hour« m *»t
»a«l
The ■ irn I»
I • ■
- hl tirrn r**»t
îb» g*i»4 S»«ru«i»rr 4ay
»nifity fly.
>tl! «-<1 tör fun,
la be«!,
1» 4uur.
Hut try the lire grandmother sita
An-I In her hau l sto- holds a rari,—
A soft hrrtwn «art. that .h -ne I
sisee
Arerai the fare of tier lira’ go
llesr child." she eri««, "forgottea never,
A aaather'a love r.u-ealtiera ever."
I'.mi’y l*ear».ra Halley.
V
—T 111' Y -in! n--t |>«> tn h attrti’ n
Catarrh ha» Lv»"tna au< It a t tnrnnn
*11
’
AitraM* that a
entuely five (rum
¿3» »< I. ■ >1 <l>»ttl> t in ahn-h I taught lu
I* (h«cu»lin<
plat nt it
arbtant met
thia
di»gu»tii>g coir,
cotr.plaiiit
I» arMoni
he W.-.t a x -I many >r«r» ago t'hrUt-
It t»<u«tt»n»atv to»lYcak of < atarrh
wi ith
*
na» «a» thr rhirf holMay of th« wlntrr,
• • nothing more «enema tuan a tad cokl,
■ nd it wa. crlrbratrd without atiy »peilsl
• Mtnpir trifi»?!>mati >n ui the r
and
Irinonstration, for m*>«t of thr p«n>;>l«
throat
It t», in fact, a cooi|»licated and
urrr poor and thvrv *«• not much »«-nli
very dattgrmut i!i*coc , if nut at fcr»t, it
nrnt in thrir g. n*-ral make up 1*1*1 Ilan
very au«»n bre me» a»
uah Horton with «bom I board*-*!, was
Yhe bl.Mid i» q« i< kly contaminated by
,f New Flngland birth, and »he bad not
th* fowl »rcrrtiona, an«! the p>H»on
<*me to the S’Mt nnlii some years after
Ihrouxh the arneral ctrmlation ia carried
irr marriage
Hhe • a« a woman uf a
to all I art» ol tta av»trm.
Sahea, vraahes and aj»ray» are unaatia- ' good deal of forva of chararter, and no
fartory am! (huappotnting, be« ante tbev
■n« in tb* nrlghlrirbout) bad a ntniblvr
do not rr*tb thr »rat of the trouble S.
longn*
I*nr rvrnlng about two week«
S S dor«
It rleanvr» the blood of thr | Iwfer« Thanksgiving I said to bet:
potfcon and eliminate» from the ayttem all
"IKi the people observe Thanksgiving
catarrhal •rcrrtveit, and thus curra th<tr-
vary generally in thia neighborhood!"
oughly and |«rmanently the wor*t caaea.
"No. they do not." replied tbe old lady
with e**n»ideraMe entpha»!«. "And It ba«
Mr r >< M A!U«t»V, «»f >l»rrr«4«Mirt Kv ,
writes • llasii g Uwa • terrible fufltirf frwsai
always been a g<»>d deal uf a trial to me
Catarrh. »«>4 I*»*» »» *w
that «• little attention was paid to a day
Btasd •«*»! well ib< quev-
that we ma<te ao miteh of bark there In
ttnn oh»a t ut to rt»e ta.
• Wfesl cured
F* In an-
iear old New Kngiaa i It waa the great
•wrr I ferI tt w>y duty to
■rat hoi>>iay of the year to ua, and how
•t»i»th«t few ft • apesifie
we did enjoy It!"
to the «nr. tnr | am
Meh • true I-« wrr tn the
"Why do they pay ao little attention la
«1** •< y <>f fewifi • specific
it here!”
that I <»n F. meulr «nd
e*'ti»i 4r?’il ub I t retntn-
"Well. I gue«» It I* ju»t berau«« they
■Benvl It to •««» one »uflpf-
have nrver got In th* nay of paying any
!•» f-nm * ».swl* Here
, attention to It. They never iwlebraied
rervenmvw.trq it to many,
sea am happv * «•» ttal
tha Fourth of July aa It ought to be <■*!«-
th--sr «hots I ksse le-twc
brated until my busband got them started
ed 1« ese it ran bear »ne<-et te the statement that
to doing It te® yMrs before he died, and
H will rare snvesse el laienk if lekea l.cuvd
Ing <u directv>u» -
now w* have a big celebration «vary
re«r.’’
is ihe only purely veg
■'Siitne esc ottght to start tbrm to cele
e:C..!s U-~<1 pu.iilrt
brating Th«nli»givlng "
ktn wn
the greatest
"tt.i they ought. But who la to do ItT"
MM
MM - • 1 1
r reflected for a few momeata, and the®
If you have Catarth don't wait until it
I Mid:
"»nppoao we «tart them off in that di
becomes deep sealed and rhrouic, l>ut be
am at once the us® <4 N 8 8 . and semi
reetio®."
for our !>ook < ti blood and akin diseaaes
"HowT” a«ked the old lady, dropping
and write our physicians about your tags.
her knitting Into her lap and manlfMtlng
■rager
Interewt.
tut (win (rtcinc co, atlabia , sa .
“Bupp*»«« we get up a Thanksgiving
tinner in the aebool house
Invite all
the folks In the district to '->>me and bring
heir dinner with them There does nut
-seem to ** any social life la th* neigh
(«wbnod unless on* ran call occaaioaal
-pelllug matches and singing schools In >
th* achnot house eoeial diversions. The
eople never eat and drink together la a
merry making of any kind. Don't you
think that the Idea of a Thanksgiving
dinner In tbe school house would take?"
The old lady reflected for a moment
and then said:
"Yes. I think It would. It would he a
novelty to every one. and I tklnk tbe
folks would turn out big. only- only----- “
“Only what?" I asked
"Well, the fact Is. there are so msny
folk» in this neighborhood that doa't
t im I « &•
speak to each other. I never saw any
n*wi < on»!» fijrrw* tfl^w» <*«■ J. Ci
thing like it. There ls old Squire Bent,
tn »'ww? <• »4 br
»•»•.___
who won't speak to kis daughter because
£
4
iPwra«KraiH3
•hr married John Waiter» again«t the two children are to
at tbit table over
•quire’s wi«bc».
There wa« nothing : in thi« corner. Come right along " An<
against John, eterpting that he wna when they were »eated the old lady but*
poor, and he had a brother that had been tied np to Mr» Patch and »a d
in Jail, but John couhln’t b«lp that, and
“Now. I.my. you and your husband
he ha« done splendidly ever aince be mar and the children are to ait here at thia
ried. an«l it 1« my opinion that the «quire tabu-
would like to make up with John ami
plump lh< rn righi
• And If
Nrllie. only hr 1« ton proud to make any down with
advanrea, and they won’t either. Then spokro to
there to Kate Whiting and her »later, Nancy |<» m afterward
hub
Nancy
Lucy Patch, w ho had a falling out years wii so fond of !• it x about that
ago. and aiu't sp’>kr to each other »Ince. Thnnksgiving dinner after*.• rd that 1
an«l before that one wa« the very sbadder think I will let her tel! aMut It uow.
of the other.
Ileubm Hoopea and bls
“Then." the »aid, “if that Hanner Hor
brother Kila« and their fa mi I lea fell ont
over tbe property after old tnan Hon pos ton didn't »et ohl Hquire 11« nt down at
dtrd. and th«y ain’t ever «poke alnce. the head of one table nrh hi« daughter
lTien the Anderxon and Robey fatnillea Nellie it hi« right h.in»l and hia »on in
bad a falling out five years ago. »nd they law. J<»hu Witter», nt bis left, an their
don’t »peak, and bef«»re that they were baby in a high chalt at it* grau'pa’» »ide«
aa thick a« fii«*» around a molaaaea bar'I. an' it wa'n’t three rumulea Iwfure the old
Then their are other faintlie» in the dia- Squire had that baby in hi* arm» and
tri> t that ain’t aa friendly aa they ought he et hi» whole dinner with the little
to be. no your Thank*giring dinurr m.ght thing in hi« lap. I hear<l hi» daughter
end in a riot If all th«-»r people come to • ay to him. ’Shan't I l ike the baby,
father, »o that you cat» rat your dinner
gether In the school bottse.”
’’Not with a womau of juur tart at the in g enter comfort?’ But > »• h< l-l right
<>U to it, and there hr «.it talkin' t > Nrilir
head of it," I «aid.
and John aame a» if tbrrr’d n. vrr been
| »u go ahra«l ar
'
«ml any trouble at ail. Ati«l he had that baby
I will aid ami al*rt )->u ati I ran. ft will iu hi» arm« the whole afternoon, a»'
t»r a break in the monotony of thing»
went around a» proud, aaytti' to folks
here *vrn if there to a fight."
’Her my grandaon
Ain't he a mighty
I «prut at) of my time before and after tine l»oy?* It wa* the firwt time be bnd
ach<H»| «luring the nrxt ten day« in rail ever »4*rh the chi!«!, an' (hi* next w«*ek he
ing at all of the horn«*» In tbe nelghiiar* made Nellie and John emir and live with
I uhw I, feud ms it tug the p* »¡»le to c«»mr to I him
Then what did that H inner l»«/r-
tb»* »rhool b»»»i«r on Thaukagfring «lay tnn do but put Itrub* n I Inopes an
With well
ba-vkrt*.
The ««'html brother Hila« an«l their familir« at a I
huii«r wa» unusually large, and
there by thruiM'lv«*». an* I brani bri «.«
would t»e mom for all If we took out a ’em. •Com*, now, yon tulli« waul t
¡»art of the •rat'«.
Three day» bvfure aoviabtr in' bave a k < mx I vVit toj«
Thgnk«giviug old Mr» Portnn said:
aamr ■• own brothrr«
brother» ought
1» <»o
"I gurws you'll hare the hour? full Thank->girln' day * Their wiv«»« have al
Thaok«g.iing
.Nancy Ru«» was in her* way« wanted tn make up. an* I tell yog
today, and »he aaya that the whole di»> they found their tongue« mighty « on.
tri«t i« coming, and Nancy know« if any an’ ‘fore that meal waa os er they wai
<»nc J«w-», for »hr **|M>t)<l« most of her time talkin' away aa if there had never been
trotting atx»ut picking up goaaip and re- any row orer |»r«»|H*rtjr or anilhlnv H m ».
ta hng it «>ut aag.n. Hhe la as good aa An’ before they knew it the .Kn<lrr»«>n
the local column» of a nrwApajvrr for giv and Ilohejr families found thenurhat
ing news about what f*»lks are saying the aamr tab’** with llnrimr any in* ’o
an«) <t ng. ami »hr »ays that the Idea ..f ’em. ’Now it don't make no difTr^nr-e
the Thanksgiving dinner in the »«bool aboat the past
Thia ia Th a nk «git In*
house was taught hkr wildfif«-
Nancy day. an* a c » xh I time to ftotfrt that there
•ays »hr wouldn't mtoa it for* a party.“
haa ever been anything but a happy pa»t
The targrr boys an«l girls of the school brt wern you folk».*
met me st the school house thr rvrtiing
“Then if »he didn't up an* art old llulh
before Thanksgiving, and we decorated N or«e an* old llrtty l.'tidrrwood down
the room beautifully with evergreen« and aisle by aide, an* they hadn't «p>>ke to
each other for year», in' before they
knowed II tbrtn two «»Id l»odir» ««• chat"
tm‘ »way together a« if they had never
had a failin’ out in the world.
Then
«hen «he had got ail the people that were
enrutira »rt <b«wn aisle by »ide »hr «raud
every o*e el«*, »nd then »be »aid.
•Wr w ill n»’W »iug ’
“Bleat be the hr that biinl«." *
ev’rybody snag it. au* then Klder
Sharpe a»kr<] a blr«»*in‘ an’ the ditiov-r
»1« begun
There never waa such a
•prrad »ren before In tbrar part», an*
you never would have thought to base
•een them people eatin* an’ laugbm* »n'
merrytnakln’ together that there waa
auch a thing in the world a» ma!i r or
rnvy or bitternr»« or ill will or an; thing
o’ tbe »ort. no you wualdn't
After the
dinner wr had game« an* «ung *» t«g» an’
tirade »peethe«, an* from that time <>a
there was more peace an* bappinr*« an*
snelablllty In thè ueigbborho-al than (her*
«ver waa before. I teli yeti we’d go»»d
reseon to stand up aa we -lui I m fore we
started for koinè in' sing
" T*raise tlod trota wbuui all bh sslugs
* M
several flag» we bad been able te borrow.
Provisi on ksd leg u made for two l..ug
tables to run almost the entire length of
the r-e-ts with some smaller table* la llae
corners.
”1 «uppo*e that we will have to be
careful how we seat the people at tbe ta
ble«." I «aid to Mrs llorton.
“You just leave that mostly to me."
said the old lady. "I know the people
better than you do. and I won't tw so apt
to make awkward blunders. I'll set 'em
down nil right."
Nancy l<«sa waa right when she said
that the whole district would be present
at the dinner The dinner waa to be at
1 o'clock, and by noon the house was till
ed by a merry, happy crowd, including al
m»«t every family in tbe district.
There vrr» basket« and b->i»s and
even tubful* of tnrheys and chickens and
doughnut« and plea and enhea
There
were baskets of big red apple«, and 111
fam llawhina brought half a barrel of
sweet cider, Home one brought a bas
ket of popcorn balls for ike children, and
there waa an Infinite vnrlety of jell««
and jams and preserves and
pickles
•'What are you crying about, lit th
br -nght forth fr-m Emves and bssheta.
»rir
"There's enough stuff hero to feed SB
"Boo boo, ' mm siltin' on my jam tart!*
army," said llsnnah Dorton, as she bus
A l‘rr>,r»m«r.
tied abont from table to table, tbe happl
Than baft ring remes la glad array,
eat and moat active person In the bonne.
The poet's jm-ned test.
A few minutes before I o'clock I heard
With turkey sad alnre pie one -lay
her saying to Mrs Kate Whiting. "Com«.
And btllouseeM the «eau
bow . Kata; yea and year husband and
Washington Blag.
Ceilings that have l*een smoked with
a ken --lie lamp should bo was ho* I off
w Uh eula water.
Hood'» Sarsaparilla
A fruii tree propagator lisa produce !
seedless Appi*
appi«
Titea-' new apples
are au prior in davor Io th* ortho*ry
Meat has lra*-n pr«aerv*l In a trogen
stale tor 30 years, and found perle, tly
table al the end of that time.
Mothers will ht d Mrs it in.I•■« . «-.th-
t Mr rup the best remedy louse I.-r th»1»
Ibi-dreu during lb« teething period.
The IHinght»r nF a Former Uoveraor wf
»uulh l>abota «lisina aa
k-utlable )*«i»itl«»n.
Or»
Th* daughter of Hon. J. H. Fletcher,
formerly governor of South L>*hot*t nut
n iw a revi lrut of Sairtr, < *regot>. haa
lately attained mi ('tillable pnditioti.
Her »uccc-4 U rrmnrkable. evpechdly
when the fa< t 1» known that for atmie
tlrn* it wn frarrtl her cateer would be
iihortenrd becauae of 111 health.
ExAsOvernor Hetrher in apeakiiig of
the happy *vnut lu hia «laughter * life
Mid:
•‘For over two years my daughter
had l»een de*-lining from a
healthy, rosy-ch wk rd person to a pal*,
weakly and helplvaa girl. She wa«
a ft) lit rd with ttrribie headaches. •nl
apparently grew weaker and more Ian*
gold, and apimrently without cau»r
We I't'i ai’-u ¡¿really Mtarir.' d ahd (car* >1
that her day» were already numl>ered.
‘‘1 tried Mtvrral doctor», one after
the other. Imt all without avail,
Fin*
ally, to plr«M' a friend, I fought a box
of l>r. William»' Pink 1‘illa for Pale
People, »nd to our »nrpriMF, before it
whs uaed her >f«*ndarhea eraird. the
color began to return to her check» at»«I
hpM and hrr strength l«egan to assert
lt»r)f.
“I bought five l«oxet more and by
the time »he had finivhed them »lie waa
completely restored to her hrallh, and
today • ur Io- rt< are guiddenod with
th* society of a robust, roay and
healthy girl iu»tcad of a |>alr. tired and
airklv one.
In her case the trans for-
mation wan rapid and wonderful, and
1 can never apeak t»x> highly of the
•plendid merit» of fir. Williams' I'mk
Pilb.M
No di*‘ovt*ry of tnnlern times ha»
piotTwl such a IsH-n to women as l>r.
William»' I’lnk I’llla for Bale I’rople.
Acttug directly on the bkxrd
and
uervea. In«ig< rating th« l-ody, regulat
ing the fuuotione, they restore the
strength and health to the exhausted
woman when every effort of the physi
cian proves unavailing.
For the growing girl they are of the
utmost lenetit, fur the mother in-Ils-
pensable, for every woman invaluable.
Everywhere Dr. Williams' 1‘ink Fills
for Bale People are rec*gltl*«*d
•
specific for diseases of th« hitan) awl
tier«vs.
For paralysis. locomotor alas-
la, am! other diseases loog suppossxl
imurable. they haie proved their «Iff-
racy iu thousands of cases.
They are
one of the greatest blessings ever be
»lowrd upon mankind.
'Ibis remedy is sold by druggists
generally, or will be sent, p-stpal-l, bv
the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co , Sche
nectady, N. Y., on receipt of price, 60
cents per tail, six ’sixes for f.*.6O.
kinds, High prie«* ar* I < mg pai J tur
the tree*.
Stoff" the Cough i>nd
Work» OH ths> Cold.
Ijtiallt* P -i o Quinina Tablrl» cure
a »“bl in otm day. No cur*. No Pay.
Price >5 celila.
Before the neat tourist seun-u u|»n<
Ona t hhagii man h s <ecapevi jury
the 8wlm railway fr.rn Spies to Futili- arrive-» on the p;«a that he is preju
gen will be completed.
diced against the city.
But thru some
men will «ay almost anything U> ee-
Th« Best rresrvipllan for Malaria
cap« jury duty.
Chilla end Fever la a bottle <tf li-ovee.
Isataldau Chill Tonic.
It Is simply
iron and quinine In a ta-telees Iurta,
No Cure. No Bay. f’ri-e ’Ou.
When a man Is lost to all shame, a
club or a rawhi-ln is the "uly argument
left.
Plan*» (‘«re tor <'<»lHUH»«ptUm I» an Itifal*
libi» medicti«» f>»r c«»u«hs and <
W Sa m at, Ocrai» Grose. N J
iSfeJQ
In <*hiua a doctor'» feo varie»
A cent» ( ai a «¡carter
MISS FLETCHERS SUCCESS
From th» Or*<on liMlr p«r.4»nt.
There ie fnilure of the rtreegth
to «Io and the power to endure;
lliert- is weak ties« “all over' that ia
prraiateiit and conitanl.
Tbe vital function* are impairetl,
food doea not nourish, ami the
whole ayatetn in run down.
A medicine that Btrengtliena the
alotnacli, perfecta digestion, invig-
oratca and tones ia weeded.
a
In Egyptian contemporary
save
"Our whole island I, now gtruled with
, If nurses.
All tira world to
longer a stage, but golf link«.
Erl »ate r-»'f garden» am «neh a »
e«»« In New York that th« large board
ing-house« Und It n«*«»»ary to a-k.pt
them as a regular summer fralum.
Every Exertion a Task
Every Care a Burden
What Hood • fi*r-44|'fenl • tii'l f«»r Mr«
I.. H G»ri*»i<( Hha»|v. Tv»‘W * II h*«
tar uttetf*. Hh* i«M«fe u «hru •hr ww* «il
tut*
•ilfiout apf'Vi.ta. i(*»tll|f i|V»h.
att<| tillable to d«» her **<*rk. h rv«L»rrtl
her
UM’rrAaeU her • right »M<i
Steers ar« pr»fem»l in this country ntfedv her «ell «>»«1 »tr*M*g. Tb<a i« her
t<»r bosf, but in England tha butchers u«u utivuliciied •latamvui.
|>ay one cent per pound mom lor heif
ers. a« they give lees bona and mom
choice cuts
A well-tired heih-r. bow* rromieca to ctire anil kr»-|>a tlm
ever, la worth mom for the dairy than
The earlier treatment i-
for beef. No helleis should 1« ke|d |iriitiiiac.
when calve« unless from patents that l-rgiin th© lietter—le-gin it to lay.
am knowu I*- possess merit.
M by drug, eta, Thr.
ail*« r*a; . rin»
th* >»*
Pinkham and get hor ad
vloo free of charge.
Lrdte K PtBfctof <• I
r J . iirntr a eo., Ttoedo, o.
Cklss«» I.ihe Aawerteaa« Best
l’p to the beginning of th® present
truabioa, it ha» i-nn some« liai remark
able fact, according to the Philadel
phia luqul’er. that uu American cl li
as o. travelar, bulinare tnan. diplomat
or mismonary. has ever been murdered
I® China by tba Chinees. This can be
said of tl>e cltisens ol none of the utber
great powers which bare had constant
a®>! b>ng-cualloue*l interconrea with
the East. Thia, it is retd, is not a
mere coincidence, or sevident.
The
Chlneea Ilka Americans.
Ol couva*,
tb* statement to n.a.ls with tha reser
vation that they do n d like any for
eignere as a resident of China, but aa
rampare*! with the people ot lh* great
European ;»iwsra, they Ilka the Amari-
cana. W iieoever they aak a l man oi
«hat nationality ha la. and hia •mw»r
ia that be is an American, they at uura
exclaim, "Wa «re Irlanda.’’
CANDV
__ CATHARTIC
»frei h
fa»umatul Vo
York
Tb« waste from the hav mow niait««
excellent litter lor chickens.
Th»
seeds ol all kinds of gras« when dry
are relished ■ * f
I wht
west» from tne mow is thrown on the
floor of the poultry hotia« th» fowl»
will iudosiriously woik in the litter
and Ami mu ll to consume.
famous
(The
(fermait
AVENARIUS
litro»/
Preserver}
CARBOUN EUM.
....Por ma non tly
Destroy*
CHICKEN LICE AND VHRMIN..
f-AT Cine application it all that is required. It I a »U for yean. If
your dealer cannot supply you, write for circular» and information to the
following distributing agents: Perfection Pile Preserving Co., Seattle,
U ash.; Fisher, 1 horten & Co., Portland, Oregon.; Whittier, Coburn <Sc
Co., San Francisco, Cal.
DOU YOU WANT YOUR SON EDUCATED FOR A BUSINESS LIFE?
Y I Mint. I
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have bean lost in fiultliwa efforts to
And tba North l’ole.
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Are
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mem et
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