Eruptions
tbe < xtra demand. This to
ENJOY BEING PETTED. .to tbs supply
one department of the Go*eruiueut
Baried Treasera Tridl Werkad.
American consuls In Spain receive
that runs day and ulgbt. with three frequent complaints from their coun
different shifts ull day excwpt Suudaye trynwn that they have been swindled
Dry, moist, scaly tetter, all forms
8NAKE8 TAKE TO FONDLING LIKE and holl<l:ns. Hut If tbe bankers should by the old burled treasure trick. The
victims are Induced to advance money
of eczema or salt rheum, pimples
KITTENS.
i ask for elean money Congress would fur the purpose of recovering sup­
and other cutaneous eruptions pro
be glad to furnish tbe extra printing.
posed large aums burled by political
The reform for elean luouey proceed» prisoners.
coed from humors, either inher­ DlamonJ-Hack Hattiera Ara Good Feta
slowly
One bank nearly always be-
ited, or acquired through defective
U h«a Uandlad Mluhl Th«, U III Nut
Smoking s Marchla, Tenlc.
g ua
S-nietline» the bauks let It be
htrika Uulaea Hurprlaad ar Hurl, and
digestion and assimilation.
Experiments have been made In the
knows that lu their wutuau'a deioirt-
Aiwaya tspriu« Their Hattiara.
To treat these eruptions with
meats only uew currency will be paid Swiss army on tho effect of smoking
on the march. The results were In
out
Tbe innovation is usually hifee-
drying medicines is dangerous.
"Oh! Areu’t they darlings! May I tlona The depart meat knows that favor of the troops that were allowed
Tho thing to do is to help the bold them a morneut? I should juat when oue bunk stalls others will fol­ to have their pipes, and. moreover,
tbelr discipline was better.
system discharge the humors, and I .01 e to, they are ao cute.”
low.
The speaker «as a comely, matronly
Ne Goll lor B«rlin«rt.
strengthen it against their return.
looking woman. welL though some­ FORTUNE FROM COMIC SONG.
The Berliners do not play golf
Hood'« Kar«aparilla permanently cured J. what showily, dressed. She was one
There 1s a golf links near the city
0. Hines. Franks. 111., of ecsema. from which of a motley crowd that stood before au Popularity of tbe Com position Menus
with n clubhouse, but It Is not parton
be bad suffered for seme time, and Miss
Mousy
to
Coitipossr.
lied by the natives and It Is left fur
exhibition platform In a dims museum.
Alvina Wolter. Rot 212. Altona. Wis.. of pina
The actors who have made their tho exclusive use of foreigners
pies on bet face and back and chafed skin on On the platform sat a garish jouug
"mostly elderly Englishmen " one of
her body, by which she had been greatly woman, who, on the show bill,, was fame ou oue play, tbe authors whose them told m*—W K. Curtis lu Chi
troubled. There aro moro testimonials in
"the peerless OTrvasslau beauty. ' hbe rvputailou rests upou one book, or tbe cago Record Herald.
favor of this great medicine than can be wore very abort skirts, as real Circas­ orators w base celebrity la connected
published.
sian beauties always do. and her high­ with one speech, are not ueariy so uu
Eiwo«irs<lng Prattles ol
heeled eatlu slippers aud crlmsou alik- uierous as tbe singers who have be­
Upward of 70 London physicians
come
knowu
through
one
soug.
Tbe
eu hose were undoubtedly Imported
have expressed their approval of a
Promises to cure and keeps the from the wilds of Circassia. Her uair recent death of "The Great McDer­ society recently formed by women
mott.” who will go down to posterity which holds periodical examinations
promise. Don’t put off treatment stood up in a great mass, like the boil as
the singer of "By Jingo. We Will," In the theory and practice of massage
of a rlpeued dandelion. It was proba­
and issues certificates
Buy a bottle of Hood’s today.
bly a w ig. but It was the orthodox style the song w hlch made the term "Jlugo
ot beauty tor the dime museum ”«.tr- Isiu." a familiar term in the Eugllsh
Inordm.t« Vaalty.
language, recalls tbe story of tuauy of
caah.”
“Jackson loves to see his name In
At the feet of the beauty lay the dar­ these one achieved Individuals.
print, doesn’t he?”
"The most fickle aud difficult to un­
lings" which had evoked the woman
"I should say so. Why the morn-
derstand people In the world.” said a
ins after he was married, he got up at visitor s admiring exclamation. They
RESCUES A CONNECTICUT WOMAN
5 o’clock to read the wedding notkes w ere not babies, but a pair of big dia­ theatrical manager a few days ago.
mond-backed rattlers the deadlitat ot "are the comic■» nig public. Sometimes
FROM HORRIBLE TORTURE.
tn the paper.”—Town Topics.
the rattlesuake tribe. Safely caged iu a song, with absolutely no merit to rec­
Ar. Tnn l'**n« Allen'» F «•«*»-Knee?
a den of wire and glass, they cou.d do ommend It. will go like wildfire. while, Mr«, William Colter, of Hartford, th©
It 1» the only '-«-• tor Swollen, smarting,
B -ruing. Swre tn< Feet, Corn* et-d Bullion*. uo harm, but at each of the hourly ex­ on tbe other band, some of tbe moat
W4cllu», Toll« th» Mtorjr In an In»
A.M lor Alien'» IMl-llS’, a tsrwiler to b* hibitions given in the museum tin» Cir­ clever aud catchy songs ever wrltteu
t©rvl©w. A Trrrlbl» Ka|»»»r I brcn .
I'olru Into the »hoe*. At all Druggiet« and
Shoe Store*. 2 -c. Sample -ent FREE. AdJreM cassian beauty would take the veuotu- fall as fiat as a smoothing Iron.
"It
was horrible," mid Mrs. Cotter.
Alka S. Olmaled. LeRoy. K. Y.
“A song w ill sometimes be sung by a
eua reptiles from tbelr den. foudle
"I
al
moot
wished for death to rvltovo
them and. as the museum patrons ex­ musk-ball singer which will seem to
A Fad to Own Shooting!.
me. But help came in time and 1 am
have In It no more of the elements of
pressed
IL
"do
stunts
’
with
them.
The
It has now become a fad to own
popularity thnu any oilier song. Yet very grateful.
shootings in the South, where this beauty looked somewhat suspiciously
"Tell you the story?
Yes, indrod.
year it is said that the birds were at the woman who had made the re­ suddeuly It will become all tbe rage, I never grow tired of telling it. Sev­
and will l>e hummed aud whistled by
never so plentiful. The shootings are quest.
eral years ago 1 was taken with neural­
as extensive as those of Scotland,
’’Don'L" »be exclaimed. "Tbey're the thousands of people all over theeouutry gia and antlered untold misery.
I
and among the owners of parks of
who
never
heard
Hie
name
of
the
slug
most poisouous of ail snakes aud their
tried a great many doctors and several
this kind in North and South Caro­
er. aud perhaps never put their fool In
lina are many New York millionaires. bite means almost certain death. The tbe music ball. Probably, then, a year remedies with the result that I found
temporary relief but I was not ennui
Shooting parties are given during the managers would not allow you to touch
or two later tbe same singer will ap­ and l-egan to fear that I Dever would lie.
winter, the guests being taken down them and It might cost you your life."
pear
with
a
song
quite
as
taking,
ap
­
In special cars.
"Then Policeman Reilly, who is a
"Huh! I aln t afraid." was the re­
ply. “I was in the business before you parently, as the first one. yet It will neighbor of ours, recommended that I
H.iiUeh. Thia Morning!
fall to create tbe slightest stir.and will try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
Ten cent», after eating too murh, drlnklnc was born and handled snakes that was be a dead letter, except to those who
People and I did so. I thought that
too much, will prevent that morn nc torture a deal trickier than rattlers.
Water
Carry a box < a», areu m your pocket. Drug­ moccasins, black and puff adders and have beard It In music halls.”
the first box gave me some relief, and
gist., 1 c, 25c, We.
Instances of tbe accuracy of this gen­ my husband insisted that 1 keep on
venomous reptiles from all parts of
Sounds Like Yank« Humor.
the world. Once." she added proud­ eralization abound. It was Miss Lot­ taking them, I did and I can truly
Frederick Villiers, the well-known ly. "I owned a cobra.” The woman on tie Collins who first sang "Ta ra-bootu- say that the»«' pills are the only medi­
Few cine that ever permanently benefited
war artist and correspondent, tells of the piatform Incontinently surrendered de-ay” In a Loudon music ball.
having seen the following sign in a and allowed the visitor to take her p. ta. thought It was a song out of the ordi­ me.
prominent hotel in an Australian which the stranger fondled as a fond nary. even those who heard It, yet
"I used to have to give up entirely
town
where
water
was
scarce:
within a few days all London was and lie down when the pain came on.
mother
would
a
baby.
“Please don’t use soap when wash­
humming It. and It was not loug before My face would ewell up ro that my eyes
“Oo wouldn’t hurt mamma, would
ing. as the water is required for tea.”
It had tecome as familiar as "God would clow. The pill* have cured all
oo*' she cooed as tbe ugly, flat bead of
i Save tbe Queen."
this and I have had no return of it for
gr.Ts or Oirro. crrr or tolsdo . (
the
rattler
lay
against
her
cbeek.
Tbe
Lvcas Cotnrrv.
i
It Is said that there are at lewst a the last three years. I keep tho pills
Fi»xi J. i ntMt make* oath that he Is the snake darted out Its forked tougue. but
, dozen singers of comic suuga who are constantly on hand as I believe they
senior parterol the firm ol F. J. i aaxxT A Co..
doing buaitire» in the City ol Toledo. Connie it did not spring Its rattles. The glitter I known In tbe profession as “one-aoug are a wonderful household renie«lv.
and State »‘ore*. d. and that said flrm will pee of Its beady eyes showed that it was
"To Dr. Williams' Pink Pill» for
the sum ot OSE Hf SHRED DOLLARS for each
i men.” Tbe meaning of the title Is. of
and every cane of Catarrh that cannot be cured fully conscious of what was taking course, that they have suug oue song Pale People 1 owe all the comfort I
by the use ot H all ' s C atakkh C vsk .
place, but it evidently enjoyed being
FRANK J. CHENEY
; which completely eclipsed all of their have enjoyed for the pa»t three year»
“Even the
Sworn to before me and aubrcribed in me caressed by the veteran.
For lustauee. in being free from neuralgia and I am
presence, th:.am day of December, A. D. ISM most venomous snakes are harmless as other performances.
Charles Coborn, the man who suug glad to be able to recommend them."
i------- (
A. W. GLEASON,
Jong as they are treated right" said
Many who are now tortured with
Noiorp Public
"Tbe Man That Broke tbe Bank at
Ball's Catarrh Cure is taaen internally and acts tbe woman. “They love to be petted Monts Carlo,” made more money out of neuralgia will read with interest the
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of and stroked. Just as a cat doea. If they
■ other songs, but for oue person who above statement which is beyond doubt
the system. Send for testftnoDials, free.
are tormented, they are likely to strika.
F. J. CH ESKY A CO., Toledo, a
knows one of bls other songs probably a* it was given over the signature of
Sold by druagxsts, 75c.
Rattlers are the easiest of all snakes to
Mrs. William Cotter, whose huslmnd
■ a hundred know this one.
Hall’s ramxly Fills are the best»
handle, for they won’t bite without
Other familiar Instances of the one- has been Democratic regi>ter of elec-
giving warning. Nearly always they
Stevenson's Neglcctd Grave.
soug success are Anua Held's "Won't tions iu Hartford, Conn., for over 1U
A New Zeland paper reports that will coil for a strike, and Invariably You Come and Play With MeT" and years, and who is well known through-
Robert Louis Stevenson’s grave in they will spring tbelr rattles.
Ernest Hogan s "Who Said Chicken In out the state.
“I was In tbe business nesrly fifteen
Samoa is overgrown with weeds and
Mrs. Cotter, who lives at No. 42
j This Crowd?”
Both of these have
is in some danger of being lost al­ years. In that time I was bitten more
Windsor street, Hartford, is tbe mother
sung
many
another
song,
but
none
of
together. Many persons used to visit than a score of tlmea. but It was al­
of a happy family, and is now enjoying
it, but it is said that the yearly aver­ ways because of my own carelessness. ! tbe others has bad such extreme pop- ex.-ellent health.
ularlty. Tbe authors of "Little Anole
age is now something like six.
I always kept antidotes at band and
Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
Rooney.” "After the Ball Is Over" and
I do not believe Pi»o', Cure for Con­ never suffered from a bite more than ' other equally well-known songs are People will not only cure ca>es similar
to that of Mrs. Cotter, but containing
sumption has an equal for cougbs and most persons would from tbs sting of
cold,.—J ohn F. Botts, Trinity bpring,. a bee. Snakes bavs always been one almost uuknuwn. yet In many cases as they do, all the elements necessary to
tbelr
one
song
carried
them
to
tempo-
Ind , Feb. 15. 1900.
give new life and richm-sa to the blood
of tbe best cards In museums and s'ds
’ rary fams.—New York Times.
and restore shatter«*! nerves, they have
shows. In nine cases out of ten tbe
Waiter, Arithametic.
proved efficaciou* in a wide range of dis­
reptiles are handled by women. Ths
"Walter, I find I have just enough act proves more attractive to the public NEW KIND OF RAILROAD TIES. eases. They are an unfailing s|M<cific
money to pay for the dinner, but I
South American Mora Timber ta Ba for such diseases as locomotor ataxia,
have nothing in the way of a tip for than wben they are handled by men.
Tried by Pennsylvania Hoad.
partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance,
Besides, women take to snakes more
yourself."
The Pennsj Ivan.a Railroad Is soon to sciatica, neraulgia, rheumatism, nerv­
"Let me add up the bill again, air.” readily than men. Perhaps they In­
—Moonshine.
herited that from old Mother Eve.” and begin an experiment with s new kind ous headache, tbe after effects of tbe
the speaker laughed at the suggestion. of wood for ties. Orders havs been grip, of fevers and of other acute dis­
Mother, will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth­ —New York Sun.
placed and several consignments of tbe eases, palpitation of the heart, pale and
ing Syrup the best remedy to use tor their
material are now on tbe way from sallow complexions and all forms of
children during the teething penod.
WESTERN MONEY 18 DIRTY.
South America, says tbe 1'hlladeipula weakness, either in male or female.
Ledger. As soon as tbe vessels arrive Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peo­
A New York Joke.
Eastern Cities Grab ths New Currency
preparations
will be made for placing ple are »old by all dealer» or w ill lie
Gunther K. Ackerman Is as baid
Issued by Treasury Department.
i
the
ties
at
points
along tbe rnalu Hue sent postpaid on receipt of price, fifty
as a dishpan, notwithstanding the fact
Tbe bulk of the paper currency in cir­
cents a box, six boxes, two dollars
that he Is yet a comparatively young
and l-i and around Philadelphia. Tbe
man. When asked a few days ago culation throughout the West la well . ties are of Mora wood, aud come from and fifty cents, by addressing Dr.
as to the cause of his premature worn and often exceedingly filthy by British Guiana. It is claimed for them Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
N. Y.
baldness
Secretary Ackerman re­ reason of Its long use. A crisp new
that they will last fifty years, tbe tim­
plied:
’When I was on the Star, in bill Is a curiosity In most Western
Ths Popular White Skirt.
John Kelly’s time, the politicians who communities. Tbe currency Is kept In ber being exceedingly bard and pos­
used to call at the office were ac­ circulation ao long that It will bardly sessing the quality of durability. Tbe
While the black separate skirt is
customed to spinning me around on bold together, while It Is redolent of i present ties last from three to ten quite out of date, the white separate
my head for drinks.”
years. Tbe purchasing price alone for skirt is just tbe thing worn with waists
tbe foulest of smells. That which la
each tie of tbe Mora w»xxl Is (1. aud of the faded pinks and blues, white and
returned to the Treasury Department
from Chicago for replacement Is said I tbe delivery price about (1.50. Tbe cost biscuit colors now in vogue. The point
to be tbe worst of all. It Is so bad that I of tbe white oak ties, which the road to be observed is the blending of the
the employee of tbe department stub­ baa been using, Is about 75 cents each. one into the other. In this way it is
¡TOH IS TORTURE. bornly try to get assigned to desks There have been many experiments possible to have a variety of evening
made during tbe last twenty-five years effects with but slight exj>enre. Such
Eczema is caused by an acid humor in where none of this ragged, filthy cur­
the blood coming in contact with the rency is handled. Those who bare ta­ to procure some material for ties that a costume can be worn on all dress oc­
ikin and producing great redness and in­ bles where New York, Boston, Phila­ will stand the severe tests from heavy casions where a very elaborate toilet is
flammation ; little pustular eruption* form delphia or Washington money is han­ and fast traffic, but thus far no suc­ not necessary.
and discharge a thin, sticky fluid, which dled are considered very fortunate. cessful results have been attained.
dries and scales off ; sometimes the skin is
Suicide Is ths French Army.
Many patent preservative pi'oce»ses
hard, dry and fissured. Eczema in any From these towns come money for re­ have been resorted to, such as chemi­
According
to * French army paper,
form is a torment ng, stubborn disease, demption which Is practically new.
suicide Is more common In the French
and the itching and burning at times are Many banks In the East make It a rule cals to preserve tbe wood, cement en­ army than any other In Europe. Of
almost unbearable; the acid burning to never put out old money. Many of cased lu steel and steel plates bent tbe annual death rate in all branches
humor seems to ooze out and set the skin tbe bills from Washington bavs never Into oval or seml-balf moon shape. Just of the service suicide accounts for 5
on fire. Salves, washes nor other exter­ been folded.
now ths Lake Shore aud Michigan per cent.
nal applications do any real good, for as
Southern Railway Is experimenting on
Tbe
chief
of
tbe
redemption
division
long as the poison remains in the blood
explains that a New York bank which Its main Une, near Sandusky, Ohio,
it will keep tbe skin irritated.
would pay out such money as Is bsnded with a design of steel ties constructed
BAD FORM OF TETTER,
over the Chicago bank counters could from old worn out sixty five pound
“For three years I
Who want to better their condition, write
not do business. Its customers would steel rails.
had Tetter on my
About (»10,000.000 Is now spent annu­ today for my plan of making money,
hands, which caused
not have the soiled and ragged money.
them to swell to twice
Many go further and say the filthy ally by tbe railroads of tbe country for f-arge profits and permanent business
their natural sise. Part
of the time tbe disease
money Is dangerous. The facta do not renewing worn-out ties, it being esti­ assured. Ixx-k Box606, Portland, Or.
was in the form cf run­
bear this out There never has been mated that 112,000,000 new ties are
ning sores, very pain­
ful, and causing me
a case of contagious sickness In tbe de­ needed each year. Tbe total number of
much discomfort. Four
ties now In use on tbe railroads of ths JOHN POOLB, Portland, Orogott,
partment which could be traced to con
doctors said the Tetter
had progressed too far
country la calculated at 780,<X j 0,000.
tamlnated bills.
Vestel Menteea Mreen
ta be cured, and they
Tbe reason why the West gets dirty Thia demand Is so great and tbs here­
could d> nothing for
Can give yon the beet bargains la
me. I tx)k oely three
money and the East gets clean money tofore sources of supply are so nearly
bottles of S. 8. S. and
Buggies. Plows. Boiiers and Engines,
rests entirely with tbe banks. Tbe exhausted, says the Black Diamond,
wss completely cured.
Windmills and Pnmns and General
This was fifteen years
Eastern banks supply Dew currency that tbe International Society of Arbo­
ago, and I have never
Machinery, bee us before buying*
old trouble.” — Mifi because their customers refuse to han­ riculture has undertaken to encourage
since seen any sign of
St, Kansas City, Mo
1«. B J ackson , 14x4 Me
dle the other kiDd. Tbe Western banks tbe growing of catalpa trees, with spe­
8. S. S. neutralize» thii acid poison, give out dirty currency because their cial reference to the need of crossties
tools the blood and restores it to a healthy, customers do not protest. It costs the
for American railways. Whits oak.
natural Ltate, and the rough, unhealthy
banks extra to get new money. It canerack, white cedar, chestnut, pins
skin becomes soft, smooth and clear.
cures Tetter, Ery costs 20 cents per (1,000 to seud old and redwood, which have up to this
siuclas, Psoriasis, Salt money to tbe department for redemp­ time been used for ties, are becoming
Rheum and all akin tion and Its costs tbe same amount to too costly. If not too scarce, to supply
CANDLE POWER.
kJ Ljfl
iseases due to a poi. get the new bills, a total cost of 40 tbe demand from thia source. The so
WW Ww WW oned condition ot the
For Church, Store,
cents Tbe Government pays tbs ex­ ciety suggests that the catalpa be
Hotel, Hall, Sir-ct
blood. Send for our book and write or
pressage on silver. Tbe banka say that planted along the right of way of rail­
Llghllns The*«
about your cane. Our physicians have
Lamp» are cafe, «<-o.
made these diseases a life study, and can they would be glad to furnish new bills road lines, not only as a future source
noml'-al and relia­
ble Hee what users
help you by their advice; vre make nc If tbe Government would pay the ex- of supply, but as a means of adding to
think
of them by
charge for this service. Allcorrespoudeua pressage. Unquestionably they would
tbe pleasure sn<l comfort of travelers
aildrswlng
Is conducted in strictest confidence.
But tbe Eastern banka find It no hard- Ties from this wood, It Is claimed, will
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, NA.
C. W. LORD,
ahlp and are glad to pay the express- last thirty five years.
age to keep the new currency on band.
Portland, Or.
If all the banka In tbe country would
Nine people out of ten, when they
fl
suddenly decide to use only new bills cannot think of anything else for a
Ne. e—Ivon
I. r. X. u.
ovsr tbelr counters the bureau of en- Christmas present, buy two bandker-
“
tn
tim.
IA.M
hr
kO
graving and printing would be unable | ch tot &
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
POLICEMAN REILLT
ECZEMA'S
MEN AND WOMEN
M.&M.ARCS
Till Hst Indue»» hsldn«“
A London writer claims
tall hat Induces lurido-*s and
Italdu«»».
• liability to , insanity
Insanity
In »hai «r*
which I» so universal
u........
In vont rial
called tbe upper chi»»« *. ■
to tbe baircovervd *eelp ‘ a e thu
maluly duo to tho tall hat
pourer. Is t------- -
/ wish you to
publish rpy lottor
stating tho grand of foot
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE OOMPOUND
has hud on my hoalth
ManutaiTurln* la MiHonp'’1-
The State of Miasiaalppl •«* nd*
pretty near the lower end or • ” list
When
of manufacturing State* J-
- - tli“
------
count was taken laat year thvia
,h“
only 2« 433 wageworkers
wage workers I»
1“ .....
State and th« production was va <■
at (40.000.000
Gradual« la Bl»nk«l Collum«
of
Ann« i Parker •
Anna
* Cox,
—• daughter
Quannnh Parker, the noted « ouuii < h»
Indian state»uisu. who Is
a w hile man. bus donned to r I turik* t
and takeu up wilt r»»»rvatimi Ilf»
Car-
again. Sho Is a gradual» of
llslo Indlau school.
Orlsatal Novtlhix
Among the novelties are foinnl tiny
Oriental Jugs and vases, d» -orated n
colored
characters- proverbs
notn
the Koran or selections from Omar
Khaynm
These arc tilled with p«t
fumes, some of Oriental odor aud utb
era violet, illy and carnation.
■»■«Vi*
»3 |
Your medicine having I n rrcoinnicniird to tue. I decided to I
try it
After using sevrrul bottles I found that I was cured My I
"I waaeuireringtoauch an extent from ovarian twnibl,
that tny phyaician thought an operation would be nrceaaary
I
A
iV
hm
S
I
a
Great Toksvro Combinali»".
'M
The greatest tobacco combination
ever formed is called th« I hivernal
Tobacco Company, capital (75. '•'<» 0 •«»
It claims to b« Independent and th«
field of Its operation Is Great Hot «In
and Europe.
Ì.
An Ontario ttoilpltel.
Ontario will soon have a hospital
for poor consumptives. A Mr Mas
sey bequeathed the alt»' of the Instllu
tlon and (30.000 toward th« building
and furnishing fund.
Th« Uianl
Trunk railway will carry patients to
the hospital free of charge.
Uncut G<m>.
The fushlonuble woman seems tn
find use for any number of uncut
gem*. It Is on« of the season’s fads
to have a buckle, a brooch cuff but
tons, pendant, and umbrella handle
to match, and for these, turquoise
I sapphires amethysts and moonstones
are employed.
A
J*,’
systeui was toned up and I Buffered no more wilh my ovaries
Lydia K Pinklmin s Vegetable Compound is Uie greatest boon on
earth U> differing Wtiinen ” MKM A nna A r TON, B<>x 13, Troy Mo
i
* J
Ovarlas trouble la serious trouble
Every wumsa koeve thia
Fr»<in,Bti,
•he hxa mferian trouble alien «he thinks eh» has only • “pein In the ai.l» - »o
st un.e she timi* her»..|f uuahle to welh
Fhe is n >lrk woman
An.¡er»t,,
dangerous end e«p..nai»s. Is ths usual procedura, and st be.t, she ran ,IW,.;
marel* lu gather together the ahattered '»amants vf health after e lediLa
struggle.
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Many tlmxe thle la ne-eeaary and msnv liaise It is not
II Is «la» for evsrv
woman lu be cun«in. r<| that every backache end aldsach«. every aldi nonni
Mln. indi- atee something wrung, and autaelhlng which will not go away lUelf or
be driven away by hard work
It la also right for every woman U> know that
for every disorder of the feminine organe l.ydlu E. IHllkhiini’e
\ «'grillili«* < <>lll poil ltd la the port. I IrsatnienL that It ta the tnedicise
always aaN to use and alwaya certain to help.
When your health and perhaps your life la at slake, la It wise to pa»a by a
reme I v which holds the record for the greateat number of ab.oíste . urea of
female ilia end which la rm ognlied by the profeeaien to be the grealrwt mdu Ina
for w .men In thè world, and accept acme thing else whi h you knuw little or
nothing shout?
Head the r*-orda of core In the letters like Mrs. Astone printed regularly
la Uba p«p»r. •"*< >f I»» are sick, do not be satiatled Io take a aubatilulo fur
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alarm of the ducks, who find to their
cost that these hungry Intruders rot»
them unmercifully,
in St
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Park there are humlreds of these
waifs. Front the brldg« which crosses
ths lake they may be seen floating
on the water or circling overhead,
uttering plaintive screams as they
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CURE SICK HEADACHE.
The Distinctive Value
of Syrup of Fif« is due to its pleasant form and perfect freedom from every
objectionable quality or substance and to the fact that it acts gently nnd truly
as a laxative, without in any way disturbing the natural functions, The
requisite knowledge of what a laxative should I* and of the best means for it*
production enable the California Fig Syrup Co. to supply the general demand
for a laxative, simple and wholesome in its nature and truly licneficial in it*
effects; a laxative which acts pleasantly and leaves the internal organs in •
naturally healthy condition and which does not weaken them.
Io assist nature, when nature needs aaaiNtance, it is all important that the
medicinal agents used should l>e of the l»est quality and of known value nnd Syrup
of I'igs possesses this great advantage overall other remedies, that it docs not
weaken tbe organs on which it acts nnd therefore it promotes a healthful con­
dition of the bowels and assists one in forming regular habits. Among its many
excellent qualities may be mentioned its perfect safety, in all cases requiring •
laxative, even for the babe, or its mother, the maiden, or the wife, the Invalid,
or the robust man.
Syrup of Figs is well known to lie a combination of the laxative principle*
of plants, which act most beneficially, with pleasant aromatic liquids and the
juice of figs, agreeable and refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system,
when its gentle cleansing is desired. The quality of Syrup of Figs is due not
only to the excellence of the combination, but also to the original method of
manufacture which ensures perfect purity and uniformity of product and it i*
therefore all important, in buying, in order to get its beneficial effects, to note
the full name of the Company—California Fig Syrup Co.—printed on the front
of every package.
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