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Family Secrete. WHY THE TWAIN DISPUTED. ‘Thoee people In front of our cage ■ay they are descended from UB," ob John Hull Thought of Hill, the Clerk served the First Monkey. of Ha by, "Well," commented the Second "How much?" asked Arthur P. Jt»g Monkey, "we are alvout the only one« lan of Leeds, England, offerlug to pay of their ancestor* that they will pay bls bill. admission to see.”—Baltimore Sun. "Niue pounds," answered Clerk How ard L. Dailey of the St. James Hotel, ««•llowrO Hl» False Teeth. A n<«u r»< eul ly swallowed hl* false teeth smiling and bowing. The eye* ot Mr. Raglan, which had Sod it drove bun nuvd. Htomaeh* will eland * Rival <leal. but not everything. If ■bone pleasantly, uow glared, aud hi* vour* is wi-ak try Hostetter's Ntomarh Hitter*, it citrv* iiidi»«*ti<*n,constipation, yellow mustache curled up perceptibly kidnev »ml liter troubles, a* well as ma as astonlshmeut contracted his uppet laria and fever Hint axue It i* particu Up. "Why, It was only labst night—" larly effective in all nervous afft-ciinns, "No," corrected Mr. Dailey, still and I* st rmigly tvconi mended al this sea son ot the year alien the system la run beaming proudly over bls desk at Mr down *mi most eua- rptible to disease. All Raglan, "yesterday morulug at 1 druggist* kerp 1L o'clock.” "But I tell you It waa lahat night al Immersion. supper time," persisted the Briton. Uli “Go bury thy sorrow!” said I. The man bowed hts head and went voice rising into a roar. bls way. That night I came upon him "Well. 1 reckou 1 ought to know,' drinking heavily. retorted Mr. Dailey indiguautly. "Is this the way you bury your tor "Indeed. And dayou't you think I row ?" I said. ought to knayow something abayout "Hush! this Is a burial al sea1 ■al<i the man. with a bitter, haunt itr ing smile. "You? Why, what the devil hart I felt much pity for him. thereup you got to do with it? It's my baby on. and would have had something and It'» a girl, and It weighs nin< bad he asked me.—Detroit Journal. liounds," came back the clerk, hie owe "dander” rising higher. ALUM BAKING POWDER. “Nayow, did anybody ayver hear th« Declared by th* Court to be Unwtiole- like?" exclaimed the Englishman, apos trvphlxing the world at large. "Here I some, and It* Sale in Violation of come aud put up ayover night, l'n the Pure Food Laws. ready to start aud I ahsk the amoum A case in the courts ot Davenport, of me bill and this fay llow charges mt Iowa, the other day appears to have nine payouuds—$45-and when 1 tel fixed the status of the alum baking him I've been here since lahat nlghi powders as an illicit article of trade. and he disputes me wayord. tells m< It seems that The Pure Food Co., of Chicago, sold to a firm of grocers In I've been here since yesterday morn Davenport a quantity of baking pow ing, and. when I tell him I kuayow der called "Pure Food Baking Pow better. he beglus to talk abayout gir der." The grocers sold some of It, babies Instead of tue bill,” ascertained that it was an alum pow “Who said anything a lout a billt der. returned the powder unsold to demanded Mr. Dailey. the manufacturers and refused to pay "Why. I did. you blockhead—I'm en for IL The manufacturers sued to col deavoring to talk abayout It nayow.’ lect. “But I’m speaking of my baby, my The case was tried before Judge Bollinger and a jury. Attorueys Neal little girl, flrst. you know---- " "Oh. blow your baby!" cut tn til« A Neal, and S. A. Finger defended the grocers. It was shown that the pow Britisher. "1 want to pay me bill." der contained alum. The defence "Oh, I see." said the clerk, blushin» claimed, consequently, that It was in furiously. "AH right," he added, angei jurious to health and that traffic in It was against public policy. Expert rising in him agaiu. "pay your bill, but testimony was introduced to show that don’t tell me to blow m.v baby. I won’t alum when taken Into the stomach stand that from any man." would Influence the gastric Juices to "Nor will I stand a charge of £9 fot the detriment of the person using it. a night's lodging and a breakfast," re The jury rendered a verdict for the turned Mr. Raglan. defendants, which means that alum The new and deeply injured fathei baking powders are deleterious to health, their sale illegal in the state. raid no more, but collected $1.50 and The pure food laws of the state are the Englishman went out huffily. ”1 haven't got any prejudice against upheld. Englishmen." remarked Mr. Dailey bit A Case of Contagion. terly to the sympathetic bellboy whe She—Do you believe in this theory came to answer a ring for hot water about spreading disease by kissing? "but If ever 1 saw a more heartless and He—Well, they say there’s some unfeeling wretch than that It waa in a thing jn it. "Did you ever catch anything by dream."— Denver Post. I kissing a girl?" "Yes, once; my father saw me at THIS BRIDE WAS WON "—Yonkers Statesman. AT THE SIEGE OF PEKIN TIE AFTER EFFECTS MADE LIFE ERABLE FOR À YEAR. Cupid bra veil the dangers at Pekin, where Mary Conger Pierce, niece of Minister Conger, lost her heart to Lieut Harold Hammond, of the Ninth Infan of the Pecnlaritl** of * DI,**** That Will Not Slay Cured —How It Wa* Driven Out. 1 From Reporter-Journal, Gardiner, Me. Grip often leads to pneumonia. More frequently it will appear to be cured but leaves the patient broken in health, short of breath after slight exertion and affected by every change of weather—a fit subject many diseases induced by clemency of early spring. How this may be «voided, system may be cleansed of the linger ing after-effects of grip and put lu condition to ward off disease is best told in the words of one who is able to speak from experience. Mr. Sum ner Cross, of 80 Mechanic street, Gar diner, Me., says: "A severe attack'of the grip, about five years ago, left me in a very bad MUH MARY COXGF.R PIERC«. state. I could not sleep and I had no appetite. My head felt heavy, and I ry. during the siege, lu the midst ol was rather dizzy at times. Changes -var and disaster the courage dlsplayec of the weather seemed to have a bad iy Mis* Pierce and the witchery of hei effect upon me and I was miserable ovely face completely captivated th« most of the time. brave lieutenant. Before the Conger» “I had been like this for a year when a lady, who had heard me com- eft China a betrothal dinner was giv- plain, recommended Dr. Williams’ •n in their honor. Miss Pierce is an or Pink Pills for Pale People. Shortly phan. and comes from Rushville, IIL after this I had occasion to go to Bangor and there I bought six boxes Spending 1« Sometime« Saving. of the pills. While taking the second The true end of statesmanship I* to box I began to feel benefited. When promote the greatest public welfare, I had taken them all I felt so much whether this mean* saving dollars or better that I bought six boxes more, and I have alwayB considered the spending dollars, When economy will money I paid for them well spenL contribute to this welfare economy 1« giHMl.• but where it will cripple some I would not be without them. "I shall always speak of Dr. Wil !ni|>ortai)t branch of public service liams' Pink Pills for Pale People in then economy i* bad: and the public words of praise, for they are an hon official who tries to make a record in est medicine. I recommend them be defiance of this fact Is no real friend to cause I know that they are all they public welfare. Where sinecures exist, are claimed to be." or useless political "Job" commissions, (Signed) SUMNER CROSS. Subscribed and sworn to before me. or w here w aste occurs by poor organi Z. F. LITTLE. zation of the service, then economy and Notary Public. reorganization are in order; but where Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale Important work would be less effec People are an unfailing specific for such diseases as locomotor ataxia, par tively done by arbitrarily abolishing tial paralysis. St. Vitus' dance, sci offices and reducing the number of em atica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous ployes, then the path of statesmanship headache, after-effects of the grip, 1« to point out the grounds for distin palpitation of the heart, pale and sal guishing between the two cases and low complexion and all forms of weak Hhape policies accordingly.—Gunton's ness either in male or female. Sold Magazine. by al) dealers, or sent direct from Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady. Lasting Qualities of Wood. N. Y„ 50 cents per box. or six boxes The navy department recently con for |2.50. cluded some tests for the purpose of TOO KNOW WHAT TOC ARE TAEI.NO demonstrating the lasting qualities of Whenvoutske Grove’» Taetele*« Chill Tonic, wood used In warships treated with the because the formula is plainly printed on every Samples taken bottle »bowing that It la simply Iron and Qui fireproofing process. nine in a taste!**» form. No Cute, No Pay. &>*-. from the torpedo-boat Winslow were employed In the tests. They had been For the Occasion. "Please look pleasant,” remarked in use for five years. The report show the photographer. ed that the wood bail lost none of its Snap went the camera. anti Are qualities. “And now, ma'am," he continued, "you may resume your natural ex- Their Taste Goes Wrong. gresslon.”—Philadelphia Times. Even the best Judges of tobacco can't always be depended on. Sometimes Garfield Te* purifies the blood, .their taste goes back on them, so to reffulate* the digestive organ* and jiromotee good health. It i* si>eak, and remains blunted for a week the herb medicine that he* been used at a stretch. Professional sampler* of raceesafully for many year*. tobacco take a week off every few A Fortunate Reminder, "Do you expect to have a pair of months and never look at the weed samples of every living creature in until they return to duty. In that way that ark?” asked one of the jeering they keep In condition. spectators Inlantilc Peaslniism. “From A to Izzard!” emphatically Aunt Emma—Well, Mary. I haven't responded Noah, “Ah! that reminds me.” he exclaimed. "The zebra!” seen you for a long time. 1 bear that And he Instantly dispatched a corps you have a little sister at your house. of hunters to South Africa.—Chicago I suppose she cries sometimes. Tribune. Little Mary—Cries? I should any she does! Why, I never saw anyone that appeared to look on the dark side of things as she does!—Puck. I CÜTARRH THIRTY YEARS. A Remarkable Experience of a Prominent Statesman. CONGRESSMAN MEEKISON GIVES ENDORSEMENT. 5 In Old Kentucky. The put »on catue out and retuon- ■trated with th« major for being to« hasty with hla gun.................. "After he «aid that, «aid eon "you ahoul.l bav« forgiven him "And didn't I”’ ’*1' ,h* “A Jor, "Why. purson. I *»• one of tna pall bearer» " Springtime He.olutlonn th «* Not Entirely Dlelnteraeted. IJttle Bésalo I like you bvttor than ■latcr'a other beau The Beau I'm glad to hear that Why do you like me? Little Beasi* Uauaa atster uever eat* any of the cheap candy you brlug. aud I get all of It. Now York jourual. HI* Nam*. VSBWSBWrS we. -___ ____________ ChOOl The teacher of the Sabbath *<’ dMs\pproaeh«ul one"little fallow who was present for the first time amt Itv tulred hl* name, for the purpiM«« of placing ft on the roll ’ Well. hu I-I the youngster, "they call me Jlmml« for short, but my maiden uame 1» Jamr* —Christian Register. A Literary Noi*. Mrs. Meddergraaa Wet. if I was them Boers, id just go without read I u before I'd do it. Mr Meddergraaa Do what” "Why. the paper* *»y they »» been takln' a lot «' British magazine* ' Baltlmoro American. Suing Her Up. Mrs. Wltherby Do you know John that chorus girl on th« left looked *t you toulght a* if »he actually knew you? )ust Witherby—t'niph' That » about «» much »«use a* *h« ha* got —Harper'« Bazar. CONGKESSMAX MEEKISOX, GE OHIO. Hon. David Meeklson is well known, not only in his own state, but through out America. He began his political career by serving four consecutive terms as mayor of the town In which he lives, during which time he be came widely known as the founder of the Meeklson Bank, of Napoleon, Ohio. He was elected to the fifty-fifth con gress by a very large majority, and is the acknowledged leader of his party in his sectiou of the state. Only one flaw marred the otherwise complete success of this rising states man. Catarrh with its insidious ap proach and tenacious grasp, was his only unconquered foe. For thirty years he waged unsuccessful warfare against this personal enemy. At last Pe-ru-na came to the rescue, and he dictated the following letter to Dr. Hartman as the result: "I have used several bottles of Pe-ru- na and feel greatly benefited thereby from my catarrh of the head. I feel encouraged to believe that if I use it a short time longer I will be able to fully eradicate the disease of thirty years’ standing. Yours truly. "DAVID MEEKISON." Many people can tolerate slight ca tarrhal affections. A littlq hoarseness, a slight cough, a sold in the head, or a trifling derangement of the digestive organs do not much disturb the aver- age person in his business. But this is not true of the public speaker or stage artist. His voice must alw ays be clear, lungs perfect, digestion undisturbed. Hence the popularity of Peruns among the leading actors and ac- treats* oi t h i a They country, have coma to re- gard Po-ru-n* a* in.lespenaabla to th e i r * u ccess. Their profession is eo exacting that it requires perfect health in every particular. They regard Pe-ru-na a* Miss Cani<? Thomas their friend and safeguard. .Many letters arc received from this class of pople. Miss Car rie Thomas, in speaking of Pe-ru-na, says: "I have used Pe-ru-na with splendid results. Would not be with out it. No money would hire me to have a settled cold or chronic cough, or hoarseness. Catarrh Is the most dreadful thing that could happen to one of my profession. Pe-ru-na is my shield and protector against this most undesirable disease." Carrie Thomas. If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Peruna. write at once to Dr. Hart man. giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis Address Dr. Hartman. President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O. »•SM r*a Ca«eA WkwAe Off <Aa OeJK. Las stive Brom - qulnln» tab »I. - oua day. «No cure. Nu l’ay l’rt» e • cold In ¿G crule. Not th# 8imi. D'Auber—l was certainly gratified at what Mr Crlttcnk «Ud ibout 111»* Dabster—What wai that’ D'Auber—Why, you heard him II« auld I was unquestionably a deft col orlst. Dabster—I understood hint to "daft."—Philadelphia Pre»* Chilla and Fever la * boule of Grove’* Tutelar* Chill Tonic. Ill* «imply iron »nd quinine lu * tucele«« form. No Core. No Pay. Price 'M Over-Anxious. He—Who knows but when I come back from the Philippines you may be engaged to some other man? She—Nonsense! As If you were coming back without sending me word!—Harper's Bazar. Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth ing Syrup the best remedy to use lor their children during the teething period. How Strange. “Well, I suppose that young Good-, fellow 1« married?” “You don’t «ay so! I’m surprised!” “Why, I supposed everybody knew he was engaged.” "To be sure—but that’« different.” —Colorado Spring« Gazette. Help Neter* Help Yo.it Vitality cannot cure disease unless your body’s kept clean Inside *n<l out. Csscaret« Candy Cathartic keep It clean Inside. All druggists, 10c,2'e, SOc. Clever Salesman. "I wish to see a bonnet," said Mi«« Passee, aged 40. "For yourself, miss?" inquired the French milliner. "Yes.” "Marie, run down stairs and get me hats between 18 and 25." Bonnet Bold.—Tld-Bits. Piso'a Cnre i* the best medicine we ever used for all ath -tion» of the throat and lungs.—W m . O. E smlxt , Vanburen, Ind.. Feb. 10.1900. Well Poated. McJigger—He's pretty well post ed in nodal Institution«, isn't he? Thingumbob—Yes. I believe he is posted for non payment of dues at all the club«, if that’« what you mean.— Philadelphia Pres«. Roatorv-r Ben-ll'r FR KF 8'4 08 trial bottle aad Ueal- I>a. Da. K II K lims . Ltd ,»3i ArchSt.. Philadelphia. Pa Sugar Cane. The sugar cane grows from six to twenty feet high. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of 3** I ac-SImlla Wrapper Balow. NUOACML 'CARTERS FOR FOR DIZZINESS. FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR RIUOUSREtt. TORPID LIVER. CONSTIPATION. SALLOW SKIP. THE COMPLEXION —WTW— **«■ Kiiliy listlliti, 314 llitb St.. Poriiii(|r Bmrv Pmsperrso Ikraer has a MCCORMICK gerou*. uervou* trouble Those hot flsaiie* are Just »•> many call* from nature for help. The nerve* are err ing out for aaaistance. The cry should Lydia P. Pink lie heeded In time ham'* Vegetable 4'oni|«ound waa pre pared to meet the needs of woman'« avstein at thia trying |M-r|od of her life. ' 11 build* up the weakenrd nervous system, and enable* a woman to peas tli*I grand change triumplian Hy. •• I era* a very sick woman, cauneil by Change of l.i/e I suffered with hot flushes. and faintlug *|ietla I was afraid to go on the »Irrel, my head and ba- k troubled me no. I waa entirely cured by Lydia E Pinkliaiu'a Vegeta ble Compound." Mn* Ja'istS N'oBLK, *010 Kr* aer HL, Germantown, Pa. Manifestation* of Gray Matter. "Am I *» Intelligent a* your other young man. Dolly?” Well, you quote more poetry than he doe*, but I think he beata you on necktie* " Chicago Record QuEGONfflOOPpUftlHER URIFIER LE ROY Model 50, $35.00. FORTLAND DELIVERY. FORILAN; DEIIVEKV. FOK CATALOUUg ANI> I'Kh IF Cl AIK «ata to* I >■ I L W'll« U 1A1MA *| I t I aicMuND. The Difficulty Overcome. Brooks—I wish you would pay that *10 you owe me. old fellow Borrowlt—I couldn't think of II "But I'm here to remind you of —Smart Set. c . iii«T wl i MONEY - heirs ! I Heir* if t'tilon Kollier« wbo who i ! Metre .»f Union N«>|dlafe iban IM) arrea l*fv • 'eno , le t no mat abendone*!I, atiould addfree NKNHV N. « OIT. Waehlngt>. SUMMER C. Is usta to aura titu* flrnn. hit • ml t ““«ustM** Otsrrwmsu. ... . , .„.‘j ■< The OBKIHAl, OILLD CLOTHING •MM «« e*v gg vfiLÂi SWMFKTKT» • WET WEATMtt CATALOGUÉ) t StE ruu une or « arwntj awmd AJTOWtR CO.B0310N MA35 Free Trial 30 Days This signatura Is 00 every bos of the genuine ljixativc Bromo-Vuinine U>* ramati/ that nares ■ raid la ’Va offer One Hundred Dollar« i’ewanl for any eaee of Catarrh that can no*, ba curo ! by HaU * Catarrh core. F J. CHENEY 4 co, Prop . Toledo, O. We the under>ign»<i, hav« known r. J. ( henry • MBlliyMH • m perfactlp honorable in all bualn «■ transo» lion and no- ancia! rabie tocar j it aoyuuigwuoiu made by their firm. Warr a Tarai. Wholesale Ifruff'Lit*, Tole io, '. W aloim », L isman .% M at - vi?» V« notatale Drug tat*. Toledo <>. Kall'*Catarrh Cura la t ken n1 rnally. ac'lni <niractly on the blood and rn cou* aurface* « thaaysi m. Pri •• Tie p»r bo 1«. kxj.d by aU drugi lata Tcetlmoni Is free. Hall a Fam.ly Pub r rh i«*L People's Supply Co.. Boi 28? 8 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. Machinery, Implements, Farm Supplies, Etc Bee Line Buggies S65.00 AND UP Mail Bag* for Petticoats. The empty mailbags not having been returned from th« Congo for some time. It was found on inquiry that the sacks were regularly being stolen by the natives for presentation to their wives, who used them as petticoats IT LEADS THEM ALL The “Cyclone” Thresher If You Buy a Nrw HENNEY, $90.00 and up Your gnuie and guard i* the famous Oregon Blood Purifier, tested and true. Ure it now. Thresher, Engine, HORSE i * ower OR SAW MILL Iron rornvr, on b..)!., ot *11 our ll.nns, *i.1 Hv* Lin* Ruggì**. Send lor t’stalog. of Count Win! thr Bnt. Wdul* CaUlofu/ ind Prien. MITCHELL, LEWIS 1 STIVER CO. Flrat and Taylor Sts. Portland, Ortgon. Not * Good Player. Hodd Hang It all’ I >< > auppggg I’ll ever make a good golf player? Todd (pityingly) Never, old man You think too mu< h of your family and your business.— Harper’« Bazar. RUSSELL & CO., Portland and Spok»*«- NEW LIFE TO OLD FENCESI The »yetein cannot be In good condition when the »»owel* nr« ronfftlpated |ahe GerflHd Tea, It cure» con at i pat ion and • ffeet- nally regulate« the liver Inns Life to New Ones Hy Using Our In the Poetry “Bueineee.” A Correspondent, writing from Tex arkana, say«: "I have two »on« in the poetry busi ness. They can write it by the yard or foot—Just a« needed. I don’t know how you measure It, but what would you give for five or six yards? My boy« are hard working fellows, ami they need the money."—Atlanta Con sfltutlon. Anchor Clamps and Uprights. Gr»»l < runblnsilnn of Rtrangib and Beauty "Twa Tia Tw*v Homs '’ See Our Anchor Clamp You would bo turprlffrd It ,oti knew howllltloil would <o«l you lu fl« up that old ffiirr. He H it lend for eome Anchor Clamps and Upright*, and a jhi Ir of our nlncher*, and make your u'd wire fence look like a new one ANCHOR rr.Nf K look* to nice and I* bo fitronv that fanner* aumetltne* think that it inuat be high priced. It Isn’t, though. C lamp H bfor « Ltaiwa. bow«la ope0 and bn well >or^ f! ihl ah’l 1 ”‘5 Violent physic or pill iM.lann ia Ha. Jh ,hap?of ’.■ooth.it « m I««1 1 h * i oowdi« clear an« clean utJuh«1 Cattle, Sheep and Hog Tight. FARM, RAILROAD AND LAWN FENCE. The Portland Anchor Fence Co Writs for Prises and catalogue. Agents Wanted In Kvvry Town. CANDY CATHARTIC 74. Nicolai St., PORTLAND, Orc$«n’ Foot of Morrison Htrnrl, Can give you Buggies, p|uwil, Windmill« Windmills ami «ml Machinery. Hee TRAOf MARK WSOllTCntU LISTED AT »30.00, »3. 00 A N D »10 00. GUARANTEED TO JANUARY 1, HOT fW WRITE FOR CATALOGUE, DISCOUNTS AND TERMS. POULTRY tha best bargain* in Boilers and Engines, ____ Pump« _______ «n-l _________ General us before buying. NETTIMC- Huy from lhe manwlact'ir«’- Frl<w 2 fast wide, I W f< *l l<>"R t* ( M ...................................... 4 » M M t «« Iron Work. HENRY GOODMAN A COMPANY, Many a man Is toasted whs needs to .... 12a Fterr trmj.... be roasted. 'Jobben of Bloyolo Sundrlaa. Portland, Oregon, ¡ _ t- «. DON’T GET WET! JOHN POOLE, Portland, Oregon, TO SELL LE RO Y BIO YOLES Ulrva, o • ■ ialt»<|Ult k rspllta b !US It Cvrpt. rrv9»?cullu< Cla.ius aiu<« I1T1 The Ruling Peaalon. Flr»t Enthusiastic Golfer— will you play another round with me on Thursday? Hcr-ond Enthusiastic Golfer—Well. I am booked to be married on that but it ran be postponed Punch BESTFORTHE BOWELS LE ROY Model 50, $35.00. A. H. BOYLAN, Portland, Or, u To Spell Shakespeare'* Name. It has been shown that Hhakce {ware's name has been apelled. by r« • ponalble writer*. In luoti different way* In hl* own time, hla rontem {Mirarle* apellcd hla name In thirty two different ways CURE SICK HEADACHE In all towns of Oregon, Washington and Idaho, Keeley Cure T<> Cl UK 4 < IN ONK l»AT Take I-dtxatlve Itrvmo Quinine Tablet* lrvi<«l«ts r*’ ' »’ * «»• '»*1 f 11 i»u* u> rur• L w. uroo. alaMlor* Iron a*, b tx>> Changed Hi* Mind. Friend—But I thought you wer» going to commit suicide in case the rejected you. Knightly Warfare of Old. Her Strenuous Way. Rejected Suitor—So I was; but af "You didn’t seem to get on with Medieval knights often took a vol ter I made the threat to her and left, that Boston girl?” untary oath that they would never I came back and peeked in the win- "No; she sat on the edge of her spare the life of an enemy. now and saw her reading a nov< I chair, ready to run and look up my Ohio S “ tate Journal. pronunciation in the dictionary."— CITQ Permanently Cured No nta er nervouanoae lllw b Y ut hnt day« ii»a of F»r Kliea's Great N»rv« j Chicago Record. nows Tina? Th* B*.t Prescription Tur Malaria Naturalist* aay the lobatsr win The Change of Life A Good Roioon- Pspa-You know. Jsmee.’ be» n»“'* ! disapprove of fighting • .... you have cratlfyliiK <o yourself ì beatoli » bigger boy tn*n la the moat important period In a wo Why did you tight him uian'a eaiatcuce. Owing to modern Jame* ’« »«U ' ,,k* 1 ' methisla of living, not one woman In dad.—Moonshine. a thousand approaches thia ¡»«rfeelly natural ehaugn without v»|>«rl«ncli>g Savings of Little Folk*. a train of very annoying and some canned Mother- Hout boll tho»« < time* painful aymptoma. peas. Bridget; they «uU »‘“l I to b« ThoM> dreadful hot flashes, sending I warmed. the blood surging to Ilin heart until it can't I.lttlo Tommy Mammy, pea* arem« ready to burat, ami the faint i talk, can they? . « feeling that follows, aotunllniea with Mother- <»f course not. >l”“r- »'D chill*. *■ If the heart were golni to Little Tommy Thon how do you stop for gorst, ar* aymploiu* of su- know what they want? Mothorhotxl KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN n . u. il KN wrltln* ta adv*r‘IM” uisntlon tbl* ■. r. I W (