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Awful Prospect.
"Pop, did you look like me when
you were a boy?” "Yes, W illie; why
do you ask?” “ Oh, nothing.”— Puck.
Club Motto.
The motto of a certain women's club
Is “ In great things unity, in small
things liberty. In all things cnarlty."
What Counts.
What counts is what we feel within,
not what we do without— Life.
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Some doctors say that if a woman
could really rest until t^n o’clock ev
ery day she would add a decade to her
life." Rest Is the only thing that lets
us catch up with ourselves.
Exception to the Rule.
Briggs— “ They say that ‘two heads
are better than one.’ ” Griggs—“ That’s
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Disillusionment.
A woman had three caskets to give
to a man. One day she read In his
eyes that he could take but the near
Colonel McIntyre Has a Red-hot Sun est and lowest, and that Instant arose
from her heart the walling cry, "The
day at Ashbury Park.
king Is dead.”— W ill Levington Com
Ashbury Park, N. J.— This fashion fort.
able summer resort was visited last
week-end by Colonel McIntyre and the
Central Provincial Quartet A special
feature of the campaign conducted by
the Colonel were the open-air gather
ings at the "Gospel Chariot” in the
grove, where the crowds listened with
rapt attention and appreciation. Des
pite the fact that the heat was intense,
with the thermometer registering 98 T he R em arkable A ction of
degrees In the shade, the meetings
wero successful, and one soul claimed
a F am ou s R em edy and
Christ. Captain Cameron and Lieu
Som e Facts A b o u t It.
tenants Sowton and Jackson are car
rying on a good work here.— W. H. B.
The skin 1» but a net work of fine blood
Vessels. And It Is a perfectly natural
His Side Line.
consequence that any influence In the
“ That poet who wrote an ode to a blood that Is a condition of 111 health
bunch of daffodils and won the $10,000 makes Its first appearance In the skin.
prize offered by the eastern magazine There are certain medicinal properties
—Is that all he does for a living?” "By that follow the course of the blood stream
no means. He is also an authority on and the Influence of these properties Is
of an antidote. This Is why S. S. 8..
onion culture and is a staff contribu that
the best known blood purifier, has such
tor for three agricultural journals.”
a positive action In the skin. There Is
one Ingredient In S. S. S. which peculiarly
stimulates cellular or glandular activity
Hard to Please.
to select from the blood or from this
An old citizen in a country village, line net work of blood vessels In the skin,
being asked for a subscription toward th03a elements which It requires for re
repairing the fence of the graveyard, generation.
Thus pimples, acne, eczema, lupus, or
declined, saying:
“ I subscribed to
ward improving that burying ground any other blood condition that attacks the
nigh on to forty years ago and my fam ekin or seeks an outlet through the skin
met with the antidotal effect of 8. 8. 8.
ily hain't had no benefit from it yet.” is The
action of 8. 8. 8. In the cellulah
tissues of the body serves the active pur
pose of atlmulatlng each cellular part to
A Six Foot Clock.
the healthy and judicious selection of Its
A six-foot clock which stands In an own essential nutriment. Not only this,
office at Carlisle, Pa., has been operat but If from the presence of some disturb
ed by elcetricity from the earth since ing poison a condition of disease arises,
1870. A wire runs from the earth to 8. S. 8. so directs ti e local cells that this
a magnet in the clock, and so constant poison Is rejected and eliminated from
has the supply of electricity beeu that thefr presence.
This Is why skin troubles vanish so
the clock has run well-nigh contin
readily and why they do not return.
uously since It was invented.
Under the influence of 8. 8. 8. thle fine
net work of blood vessels In the skin la
constantly
taking from the blood the nu
To Save Closet Space.
trition required for healthy tlsaue and the
Metal towel racks, that have flat cauao of disease Is Just as constantly be
places at each curved end to screw to ing removed, scattered and rendered
a wall, will almost double the capacity harmless. These facts are more fully
of your closet If screwed to the bot explained In a book on skin troubles sent
tom of the lower shelf. A dozen gar by The 8wlft Specific Co., 100 Bwtft
ment hangers may be suspended from Bldg., Atlanta. Ga. You will find 8. 8. 8.
on sale at all drug stores. Get a bottle
each one.
to-day and banish all skin afflictions.
For a Red
Blotchy Skin
A n E n v ia b le R e c o rd
Q A Q
*7 U : 7
8YNOPSIS.
ROMAN EYE BALSAM
T h e “T o p g r a d e ” S h o e
C ourse—
OQPTRK3HT19I3 "BY W&CHAPWAN W U
f o r fifty yaars the continent o f North
America had been laolated from the raat
of the world by the use of Z-rays, a won
derful Invention o f Hannibal Prudent.
The Invention had saved the country
from foreign Invasion, and the continent
had been united under one government
with Prudent as president. For half a
century peace ana prosperity reigned In
this part o f the world. The story opens
with President Prudent critically 111. His
death Is hastened by the receipt of a
message from Count von Werdensteln of
Germany that he has at last succeeded In
penetrating the rays. Dying, he warns
his daughter Astra that this means a for
eign Invasion. He tells her to hurry to
the Island o f Clrynlth, but dies before he
ran tell the location o f the place. Astra
Is nominated for the presidency by the
continental party. Napoleon Edison calls
on Astra, Informs her that ha was a pu
S O U R S T O M A C H , D Y S P E P S I A , pil
of her father*!, and promiles to help
POOR APPE TITE , CONSTIPATION, her. He gives her a ring made o f a new
L IV E R COMPLAINT, BILIOUSNESS ly discovered substance which, he says,
will solve the problem o f flying. Cheval
ier dl Leon appears In Europe. He notes
that preparations have been completed
for an Invasion of America. He calls on
von Werdensteln and offers him the se
o f making gold. He demands In re
F O R S C A L D IN G
S E N S A T I O N cret
turn absolute disarmament and peace.
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and D EA N H O AR D
Generally Succeeds.
A woman likes to marry a man who
feels that he was bora to command.
Just to prove to him that he wasn't—
Puck.
Novel Method of Revenge.
Jilted by her fiance, a young Pads
dressmaker avenged herself on the
young man recently by painting his
face and hands with black varnish
while he was asleep.
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Students recinterei d u rin e the p ast year; the largest num ber in
the history o f our «cbooi.
1
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T h is Is the b irv e e t dem and for
1
■
help e r e r recorded in the history o f any c o il* * « in the N o rth
w est. and affords us an excellent opportunity to G uaran tee positions to our
G raduates.
W r it e us at once fo r Inform ation concernine nor courses:
Shorthand. Penm anship. T y p e w ritin g T elegraph y.
Beokkeepta*.
CHAPTER V.— Continued.
Seemingly It was a pleasant, enjoy
able social affair, with everything so
smooth and polished that one might
easily make a dangerous slip and
break his own neck.
When Chevalier di Leon arrived in
his apartment he was well aware that
he had been followed, but he did not
care. He was thinking of the be
witching Countess Rosiny. Where had
be met her?
At last he found the place in his
well classified memories. “ The Amer-
lean Cafe Restaurant,” he ejaculated.
Then without further delay he went to
bed.
The chancellor sat In his library
awaiting the report of his followers.
As soon as he received the Informa
tion that the chevalier had gone to
bed and was eafely sleeping he did
likewise, but he did not sleep as
soundly as dl Leon. He had troubled
dreams.
The reports that the chancellor re
ceived from the men who were follow
ing the chevalier the next day were
not exciting. He had visited the mu
seums, studied new industries and, In
face, was Interested In everything.
Shortly before nightfall he went to
his hangar, brought out his 'plane and
cruieed about above the city, finally
ascending To such a height that he al
most vanished from the eyes of the
detectives. By ten o'clock he was
again at the hotel.
Saturday evening the chevalier atr
tended the house ball at the palace
of the Countess Rosiny. He even
played at the card tables, losing a few
gold pieces. The detectives obtained
a number of twenty mark coins and
sent them to the chancellor with their
report; every one was of nineteenth
century make.
The Counteas Rosiny was summoned
to a long confidential talk. No one
knew what they discussed, but when
the countess was home and alone In
her dainty, perfumed boudoir, she
locked the door and flung herself on
her sofa, weeping bitterly.
"I—I shall betray him, the first real
man I have ever seen; besides, how
can I be ceitain that he will love me?”
She clenched her little fist and shook
it at the portrait of a man who hap
pened to be her husband. "You fiend,
see what you have made of m e!”
Everything went emoothly; nobody
Interfered with the chevalier’s actions,
although he knew every move he
made was watched.
One evening, after returning from
one of hla dally aerial trips, as he
Jumped out of his machine, a dark
robe was cast over his head and a
number o f men grasped him. He
struggled, but strong hands held him
fast, and a few minutes later he was
bound and nearly suffocated by a
heavy cloth that shut out the air.
Then the cloth was removed and a
tight fitting bandage placed over his
eyes.
"W ill the ohevaller promise to keep
quiet?" asked a strange voice. "For,
In that case, I will not be foroed to
gag him."
" I promise,” was the helpless cheva
lier’s answer.
He was placed on a stretcher-like
affair and carried away.
He could not see, but hie sense of
hearing told him that they carried
him to a near by hangar; there be
was placed in some kind of a tonneau
and he heard the chug, chug of a very
powerful motor. The buzx of the pro
pellers followed.
The next moment he felt the lift
ing of the aeroplane; the air craft
made one turn, then shot out under
full power.
Several hours passed
without change, but when the ma
chine began to deacend he recognized
the fresh, salty air of the ocean, and
he heard the water break on the rocks
In a peculiar, mournful manner.
The machine landed and he heard
muffled talk, but could not understand
I t At last he was lifted out from the
tonneau of the machine and carried
Into a building where the bandage
waa removed from his eyea and the
ropes cut
He found himself In a simply fur
nished, clean room with a uniformed
officer standing beside him.
"Chevalier dl Leon, this Is your
room; tomorrow we will have a talk."
He saluted courteously and, turning
on his heels, left, locking the door
behind him.
CHAPTER VI.
b u s in e s s
i.
m
. w A i k o , P i -
Ute*.
COLLEGE
Paart* SC. «tar Marri»««. Partlaad. Or.
Hearty Dutch Salutation.
ana wane you havt all my tympathy,
I cannot tell you that you have my
The Dutch are exceedingly sparing
of words, but their God bless you! af
love."
A sigh escaped her lips; she thought ter someone has sneezed Is both quick
of the man whom she loved, for whom and hearty. That sneezing Is an evil,
she felt that she was created. She the had effects of which can be avert- j
ed by prayer, is an almost world-wide
yearned to say eome soothing words superstition, but as colonizers the
to the friend of her father, but just Dutch bad particular opportunity to
\
then a sharp ringing sounded through test lta universality. Sneezing Is tak
the whole suite. It was a signal for en more seriously in Holland than any
extremely Important communications where else.
and she left hurriedly with a glance
Italy’s olive-oil yield for the 1912-
pleading for Hale's pardon.
A moment later Astra was In the 1913 season is estimated at 40,000,000
gallons, compared with 65,000,000 gal
library putting tho electro-stylograph
lons last season.
In working order with shaking fingers.
She could hardly believe her eyes; tho
pointer of the machine was on the Is
land of Helgoland, the great German
fortification.
The machine was at last adjusted;
The "blues” —anxiety—sleeplessness—and warnings of pain and d ls-^^
the sparkling stopped and the strong,
1 tress are sent by the nerves like flying messengers tnroughout body and’ 1
t UNTO ÍTATtí AND SKAT BRITAIN ♦
manly voice of Napoleon Edison waa
limbs. Such feelings may or may not be accompanied by backache or
heard. His picture appeared on the
headache or bearing down. The local disorders and inflammation, if there
presidency. The elections of the south
Is any, should be treated with Dr. Pierce's Lotion Tablets. Then the
helioplate, bowing smilingly toward
ern republics took place at different
nervous system and the entire womanly make-up feels the tonic effect at
the girl whose heart was beating
dates, but throughout the continent painfully. Her blood rushed to her
the continentals were In power.
D R . P I E R C E ’S
head as she responded to the greet
The girl, upon whom future respon
ing.
sibilities rested heavily, was strength
“ Your excellency. I have to report
ening herself for coming events. She
that the confederated fleet of the Eu
was occupied consulting politicians,
ropean monarchies started for Ma
when taken systematically and for any period of time. It Is not a“cure-all,"
generals, admirals, making flying trips
deira today. I have been a prisoner,
but has given uniform satisfaction for over forty years, being designed for
to the fortifications that were rapidly but an hour ago I eecaped. Tomor
the tingle purpose of curing woman's peculiar ailments.
going up, or being remodeled accord row at 10:00 p. m. I will be at the
ing to the new requirements of the Crystal Palace to tell you everything.”
Sold In liquid form o r tablets by
times.
druggists—o r send SO one-cent
“ I am so very, very happy that I
Constantly she expected news from have at last heard from you!”
•tam p* fo r a box o f Dr. Pierce’s
the man she had seen only once, the
F avorite Prescription Tablets.
Edison bowed; In the hazy back
man whom she looked upon as the de ground of the picture she could see
A d . Dr. R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, N .Y .
liverer of the American continent, and another man holding a steering wheel
also the man she loved.
In his hand, and beside him waa the
Days, weeke, months went by. The faint form of a woman watching Edi
day of Inauguration came. She had son.
Fellow Feeling.
Real Heroism.
W illie had often visited hla father's
expected confidently that she would
To live well In the quiet routine of
” 1 will be there at ten, your ex
life; to fill a little space because God office in town and had grown quit*
hear from him, or see him on the day cellency.”
wills It; to go on cheerfully with a fond of Miss Drew, his father's s e e r»
she took the oath at the capitol, but
“ I will expect you!”
petty round of little duties, little avo tary. One morning when hts father
she was disappointed.
The picture vanished. She leaned cations; to smile for the Joys of others was starting for town he heard Wtt»
The whole American continent cele over tho plate that had, a second ago,
when the heart Is aching— who does He's voice shouting; "Father, wait a
brated the day, but It was empty of reflected the Image of the man In this, his works will follow him. He minute!” Daddy waited until W illis
Joy for her, the President.
may not be a hero to the world, but caught up. "W ell, son, what is It?"
whom she placed all her hopes.
She appeared In white, simple,
Joy and happiness so filled her he Is one of God’s heroes.— Dean Far he usked. " I want to give you a kiss
for Miss Drew,” replied WlUle.
beautiful, unadorned except for the heart that the nows that the confed rar.
ring which he had given and she al erated fleet was on its way did not
M o th e rs w i l l fin d M rs. W i n s l o w s S o o th in g
Athletic Vegetable.
ways wore. She looked like a bride seem so terrible.
r u p tho h o st ro m e d v to uso fo r th o ix c h ild r e n
What Is known as the "Jumping
on her way to the altar with the man
r l a g th s U -e tilin g p e r io d .
As sho took the paper out of the
Bonn'' is a curious Mexican seed which
she had chosen.
machine to see the message she pon
was seat over to England In the early
The ceremonies occupied almost the dered: "The message came from Hel
Draining a Metropolis.
London sewage has Its main drain fifties. Each bean contains the larva
entire day, and the evening was spent goland, and he says he will be here
age outfalls at Barking and Crossness of a worm slmlal rto our apple worm.
at the ball given by the continental- tomorrow. How oan that be?"
and the average dally quantity dealt It spins a soft case within the seed,
lsts. Throughout the congratulations
and moves about without harm. This
Recalling that the Vice-president
that were received a shadow was hov was waiting for her, she went back with Is about 260,000,000 gallons, movement causes the bean to bump
while the total quantity of sludge col
ering over all.
lected at Barking and C ross»«»» Is about upon any surface upon which H
to the green room.
It was late when Astra arrived at
may be placed.
“A very Important meesage came,” over 2,500,000 tons.
her home. She looked over the cor she said to Halo, In' extenuation of
His Downfall From Quadruplets.
respondence that awaited her. There her long absence. Then, after a short
Eyes Need
When Samuel Rawlings, a baker,
was no line from the man whose hand pause, she added: “ I may as well tell
T r y M u r in e E v o R e m e d y . N o 8 m a r t ln g -—F e «
writing she had never seen no news you now, the confederated European F i n e — A c t « Q u ic k ly . T r y It i o r R e d , W e a k , forty-one years old, was sentenced to
W a t e r y E y e a a m i G r a n u la t e d E y e lid s . Illu s * six months’ hard labor as an Incorri
whatever from Napoleon Edison.
fleet is on Its way to Madeira."
t m te d B o o k In e a c h P a c k a g e .
M u rin e 1« gible rogue, It was stated that hla
Yet he had said; "You will hear
by o u r O eallstH -n ot » “ Patent Mod-
The Vice-President gasped. "And compounded
Ici no” — bu t used In su ccessfu l Ph ysician s’ P rac downward career seemed to hava b »
from me as soon ae I can tell you you have connections with Europe, tice f o r m any years. Now dedicated to tho P u b - gun a few years ago when hla wife
Go an d sold by lirucgistB at 26c snd 60c p e r Dottle.
something definite. When you need your excellency?"
M u rin e Kyo balvo In A septic Tubes, 26o and 60c. gave birth to four children.
He had
me I will be at your sldo ready to
She smiled at his surprise. "N ot M urine Eye R em edy C o., C h loago since been prosecuted repeatedly for
help you."
Ill-treating her.— London Mall.
connections; only one, but that one
Dr. P ierce’s Pellets, small, sugar-
With these thoughts to console her I believe In Implicitly.”
Trouble Amidships.
coated, easy to take ns candy, regulate
she bent her head to sleep.
"Then there will be a session of and invigorate stomach, liver and bow-
Nanny Ooat.—" I thought father had
The President was at her office the union ministers tomorrow?”
a perfect digestion." Billy— 'He has,
j els and cure constipation.
—
early the next morning. Her first of
ordinarily; but a while ago he ate a
"Not tomorrow, but very likely the
ficial action was to consult with the day after."
American Forester# to Help Palestine lot of adjectives off a circus poster."—
military commanders, then to send
Puck.
Shortly after this the Vice-president
That the successful work of Ameri
out a proclamation to all the republics left and Astra retired to her private
Non-Negotlable.
can
foresters
In
their
own
country
has
of the greatest union of the world, apartment, giving out orders no one
Crawford — “ Are
those
dollar
attracted wide attention 4s shown by
giving them detailed Instructions re should dlBturb her until the next j l ae fact that an agricultural colony In watches any good?”
Crabshaw —
garding the defense of the continent. morning.
| Palestine has Just applied to the Unit "Th ey’re all right, except when you
In accordance with the decision of
When the tired, but now happy girl ed States Forest Service for help In are broke.”— Judge.
the most competent military men, was alone, undisturbed, ahe'klssed the planting trees to bind the drifting
General Eugene Grant Gunner was ap ring with tho word "Clrynlth” on It, Bands of the Mediterranean. The col
pointed commander In chief of the con and looked up to heaven with Joyful ony is near Jaffa, or Yafa, the ancient
tinental armies of America. Exten eyes. The man who gave'her the ring Joppa of the Bible, and there la being
developed In connection with It a sea
sive arrangements were made to en was coming.
side resort, with hotel, villas, both
list those who were willing to take up
houses and gardens.
arms for the defense of their country,
CHAPTER
TER Vll.'i
The reclamation of sand dunes Is
and the old form of national guard
not a serious problem in the eastern
tactlcB were revived.
United States, because tho prevailing
The Prison. 1
Astra labored day and night though
The morning after th# .Imprison winds are from the land and the sand
she prayed that God would prevent ment of the Chevalier dl Leon a mil la blown into the sea. On the west
the bloodshed for which she was pre itary official came Into th# ijiom that coast the situation is more serious.
Tho most notable example of reclaim
paring her people. Such were her served as his temporary cell,
ed sand areas there is furnished by
thoughts and still no news came from
" I have the liberty to offer you ths Golden Gate Park, San Francisco,
the man who had promised so much, freedom of the fort In case ‘you give
where grasses, acacias and later trees
from whom she expected so much.
your word of honor not to try to es and shrubs, have converted sand
Her cheeks began to lose their cape. It will not cauae you any un wastes Into pleasure-grounds of great
color, and her large eyes often looked easiness to do that, as there Is not beauty, and what has been dons In
longingly Into the distance. "Why the slightest chance for you to gain San Francisco may, presumably, be
done at Jaffa.
doeB he not come? Why does he not your liberty."
Another instance of reclamation
send a message?”
"Captain, I thank you very much; may be seen at Landes, France, where
The Vice-president, Mr. Hale, was not only will I not give my word, but
announced to her one evening. He I will tell you plainly that I' Intend a wealth-producing forest of maritime
pine, the source of the French turpon
bowed deeply before her as the Pres to do my best to escape from this
tine, has been grown to take the place
ident, then with the familiar air of a prison, where your superior^ have of shifting dunes. The American for-
close friend, he took Astra's hand In placed me without having the slight I esters also give the address of the
his.
est cauae for the action." Ho smiled French seedsman who furnished this
“ My dear girl,” he began, "1 am pleasantly at the captain and contin government with the maritime pine
much troubled; your efforts will un ued: " I can see that you realize how seed which has been used In planting
dermine your health. The roses ou I feel about it, and for that reason I experiments on the Florida national
forest, near the Gulf coast.
advise you to be on the alert or 1
will escape.”
"Just as you! please, chevalier. It
1 b my duty to. make your temporary
detention as pleasant as possible, and
if agreeable to you we can gat ac
quainted at the breakfast table."
"That sounds good. I am hungry."
The dining-room wae comfortable
and pleasant; the breakfast was
o f our
*
simple and wholesome.
Painless
Prisoner and guard sat silent for a Find« Help in Lydia E. Pink-
Methods o f
while, and at last the chevalier said:
Extracting
ham's Vegetable
“ I suppose It Is vain for me to ask
Teeth.
you the name o f the place where I am
Compound.
Out-of-Cow. p a »
Imprisoned?”
pte a u » t e r . ÜMte
"You are right, chevallerl"
plata and M l «
"You havo an advantage ovsr me,
work flntahad tao—e
Bellevue, Ohio. —“ I was in a terrible
captain. You know my name and I state before I took L yd ia E. Pinkham’s
don’t know yours; Is It against your
Anakaota tassate
V e g e t a b l e Com
anta» baakad kvM
orders to tell me?"
pound.
M y back
r a n la Partlaad
“ No, Indeed, chevalier; my naans is
acheduntil I thought
Hans Euler."
it would break, I had
"Thank you, Captain Euler. I as
pains all over ma,
sure you that I am glad I have mads
omet HOURS;
nervous feelings and
SteJan • l a t
your acquaintance."
periodic troubles. I I A M . l a a P . l t
Pkawaat A 2029; Mala 2029.
They talked
pleasantly
during
waa very Weak and
breakfast. Afterward th « captain es
run down and w aa falline Bide., Third aad Waahlaetaa. Fartload
"I Will Be There at 10, Your Excel corted his prisoner Into the adjoin
losing hope o f ever
lency."
ing reading and billiard room. They
b e i n g w e l l and
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played a game of carambol; the chew
strong. A f t e r tak
OUT OP TOWN
your cheeke are already turning pale. alter won.
ing Lydia E. Pink-
You should think of yourself in the
PEOPLE
(TO BB CONTINUED.)
^
ham ’s V egetable Compound I Improved
Interest of the union, or you will be
o*n rRrtlftp
rapidly and today am a w ell woman. X
Rinata
of ,
111. My dear Astra, you know bow
Tanbark as Fuel.
H*a ’ h b
cannot tell you how happy I feel and I
from
much I—I adore you." He had re
Perhaps the most (important of cannot say too much foryourCompound.
tained Astra’s hand, but at theae waste fuels In the United States has
W ould not be without it In the house I f
words she slowly withdrew it.
been spent tanbark. A rough estimate Jt cost three times the amount." — Mrs.
" I first saw you when under the would Indicate that this notarial gen
th« C kla«« In in «
C has . C hapm an , K. F . D. No. 7, Belle
care of your father, watched you de erated a few years ago an amount Of
Try O M * mor* If yon have
h a m f-een
>-ee* <k
do rtorln « 1
vue, Ohio.
th 1« o n « and that one and have not
velop, atrong and beautiful. I wish ■team that would have otherwise re
marient relief. Let th I« great net nr
Hand presorth«
Becaose your case Is a difficult one,
you would let me carry at leaat part qulred the yearly cmwomptlos ef
of your burden. I am a man and I about 2.000,000 tonaof highgradecoal. doctors having done you no good, do not
can stand more than a frail woman." Tat this valuable fuel, mays tha En centim e to aufTer without givin g Ly dia
a re not known to the o a tsld « w o rld ,
handed down fro m fa th e r to «oa in t
The girl president blushed; taking gineering Magaslne, west at on* Urns E . Pink ham 's Vegetable Compound a
fn m ilU a 1 « C h in a .
I t rarely haa remedied many
this for encouragement. Mr. Hale con considered a mar* detriment and an t r ia l
CONSULTATION FREE.
tinued: "Astra, I love you, will you expense to the Miajbsr lndaatry. It eases o f fem ale ills, auch as inflamma
1» r«a II»« « ef u a i aaS oaa.o« ran, siRs Ste
•gmpMte blaak »ad - i ran Ur. ■■ i l n la »l
be my wife?”
was disposed of by 'dumping It Into tion, ulceration, displacements, tumors.
The statesman itood helpless before rivers, filling In waat» ground, and by Irregularities, periodic pains, backache^
the girl who smiled kindly at him.
making roads with It. often nesses! and U may bo exactly w hat you need.
NEC. BEE WO CHINESE MEOMIIEML
"Sit down, Mr. Vice-president, and tatlng the paying Oat of laima sums
The Plnkham record Is a proud and
162* First St., Car.
be good enough to listen to me."
for lta disposition.
This aEriklngljr peerless one. I t is a record o f constant
He ooeyea and Astra sat down op Illustrates a ease o f how tha Improve victory over the obstinate ilia o f w om an I V « ,
posite him.
tnant of a furnace converted a hither — Ilia that deal out despair. I t Is an e s - ___
"Your propoeal honors me, Mr. Vice- to supposed combustible Into a va le tabliahed fa c t that Lydia El Pinkham’a
F. N . u.
president; I am sorry that 1 am un able waste fuel of the automombae Vegetable Compound haa r e s t o r e d
able to accept It. The times that we tibia class, and ahowa how an aaor health to thousands o f such suffering
are living in are auch that matter* moua waste was converted let# aa women W h y don’t you try it i f you
WHFN -riti«» ta i
"
ttaa tkte paper.
such as this would be out of plaoe. equally great foonohay.
Rood such a medicinu I
-
The Meesage From Helgoland.
The election was over. Astra Pru
dent, daughter o f Hannibal Prudent,
had been elected President of the
United Republics of America. The
dignified Ambroslo Hals won the rice-
\
Why W omen Have Nerves
favorite p rescription
R
’ When Your
Care
“ You’re Safe”
so long as you keep
the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels working regu
larly and when the first
sign of weakness ap
pears be sure to take
HOSTETTER’S
STOMACH BITTERS
promptly. It will help
you keep the appetite
normal, digestion per
fect and liver and
bowels active. Try it.
WOMAN IN
TENM8LE STATE
“DIDN’T HURT A BIT”
Wise Dental Co.
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