POOR DIGESTION
LANGUID AND TIDED
La Aocommodatta* Neighbor.
Th. following converMtion of two
—,
a.
young ladle, waa overheard a few
Blghta ago in a Sixth avenue electric
” ear, report« the New York Time»:
ng Trouble.
| «p. you know> I thlnk Bh# lg abao-
lood is deficient lutely the meanest woman I ever
nples ami other knew?"
that the blood'
Wh*‘ U th*
with
uCCltriX
“Matter?
Why. everything,
which only th* floe, nothing
from
— but
— borrow
--------- ...
— morn-
j Ing to night You auvw.
know. ouv
She use
has me
the
a.
i.
•
apartment Just across the hall from us,
and the day she moved in she setarted
by borrowing an egg from mother. The
next day she borrowed a cup of sugar,
life, new coup - and since that time she has borrowed
everything from a piece of butter to
nation.
xxl and clear the the baby carriage, and has never made
any attempt to return a single thing.
I have often told mother that I waa
e.
going to borrow some of the things
Ims and could not back, but she has always forbidden
lood's Sarsaparilla me.
Last night, however. I bad to
well and the tired WTite some letters, and I had no Ink.
great medicine has It was raining very hard, and mother
fula." Mas. C. M. ' waa out. so I resolved that rather than
I
go out In the rain I would disobey
Ila promisee t* orders and ask our neighbor to let n.e
< promise.
have her Ink. I asked her, and what
do you think she said? T haven't any
ink. but I'll let you take my shoe pol
ish. It Is Just as good. It dries quick
ly but you cau write Just as well with
it.’ Oh, I never met a meaner wom
an In my life!”
Aa Interesting Letter Concerning
p.r. .ui
J
’
lQ,pQ.rill(l
ills
of the live« I h»vo
£ ll(„t<,n
follow your prewnpHon«.
Transcript.
^•y'm^ho'^; CXlL 01
The
Conquest of «•><• KoresL
Two Naw Oparaa I’romlaad.
Kz iravnik, the Kuaaian coniporer. 1»
writing zn uporz »w011*! th“ ^\,7,kv
"Franecw. di Ki»'*»*.’ ’,"l‘.Ak
„
lhe French nmricizn >• .“^ "*,»1
operatic rendition ol ToliWi a «•»“'
reel ion.'*
Some sensible advice to
women passing through this
trying period.
The painful and annoying symp
toms experienced by most women
at this period of life are easily over
come by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Coni|>otind. It is espe
cially designed to meet the needs
of woman’s system at the trying
time of change of life.
It is no exaggeration to state that
Mrs. l*inkliam has over 5000 letters
like the following proving the great
value of her medicine at such t imes.
'* I wish to thank Mrs. Pinkham for
what her medicine has flone for me.
My trouble was change of life. Four
Jears ago my health began to fail, my
ead began to grow dizzy, my eye«
pained me, and at times it seemed aa
if my back would fail me, had terrible
pstns across the kidneys. Hot flashes
were very frequent and trying. A
friend advised me to try Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com
pound. I have taken six bottles of it
anti am to-day free from those troubles.
I cannot speak in high enough terms
of the medicine. I recommend it to all
and wish every suffering woman would
give it a trial."— B klla R oss , 88 Mont
clair Ave., Roslindale. Mass. _ fsooo fw-
/«IT If origin., of about l.ttw wooing
M»»t 6» proa»»«.
Poorly?
t|lillk
Hoy Stannard ’,i,k,\r’., ‘’'.’'g'lriuK the
•The Great North«»'-
a bt,,l(.r
tnen an»* women of
vttHtneMi »nd
understanding of lb'
(
wealth of .... . *0,,2, forest.
umgultiKle of the
*
Ta
'•"d *>f »- '“"'X'irc:^ll‘sawmill,
|
I
Bt til. ■«<«•
Pr. P«llett-i h*‘* w
Mr. Pbarmer, but how
H .io you .upi«-
ting up the wrong nie«
THfi H<’*' *ND WHV.
•• For two yean I Buttered ter-
ribly from dyspepsia, with «•*•»
depression, and waa alwaya fesllng
potrly. I then tried Ayer s SMW
parilla, and in one week « »•• •
new man."-John McDonald,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Don’t forget that it’s
“Ayer’s” Sarsaparilla
that will make you strong
and hopeful. Don’t waste
your time and money by
trying some other kind.
Use the old, rested, tried,
and true Ayer’s Sarsapa
rilla.
|IM »MIK. AlUraul*«-
x.k .our .tortor viral
•»•lok« o( Ar»r'J
Horaoir" U H-
•"
íílUml'r »WH' I»». Follow l.l. oUrko u.4
w. .Hi b.
Co.
. ........
Her Palmy Daye.
—1......
r,i r.rln. iiwl« '■< "'*■ ii»''”»“''"
Ir.,- I., addrraainx ^•[".'F.'J
and liarm.,11 g»m-rnl
Ir,'!",. "r.,“lan-l.
''■■"•••I
Patience -When I »», young I had
st least 60 offers I >r my • and.
Those are what you might
call palmy «lays, I »«I’l*
hv ' hi
¿„oral •'■oi„|f
larger an,.mnl '>< I'''“1
1,1 V'T''J, ,
ever Iwi’tiru written in thf t«1*
y
l>auy in one year.
k'l ll RMIN MACIIINI RV CO.
Beautiful Marks ot Maple.
Hu..»..*’»• I*» J«ha I'railr-
Fimi of Murrl«.'» slrsvl. i'urlland, Orvfos
Nobody seems to know what cause It
Hot Air Cookery.
Writ» u< or roll lor i.rl.v« on »vvrylhln« In
Is which produces those delicate and
“I got a coki supper when I went lh.ni«» hln»ryllnv i (. .Ins «ut si «rat. I low.,
beautiful lines In maple, known as
home tonight, and you bet 1 knk»'l »*<on< Husslv* 1 rVHi'i "• -parslor» sl«o •!>
.. ........ han.! s..... I«. l>' ' '«Ir r.~'ni lor W«
bird's-eye. Some people think they
d edition
about it.”
come from the buudreds of little
•’Did that do you any good!
irlments
branches which shoot out over the
’’Well, my wife made it warm for
■oduction by Ix>rd
trunk of the tree as soon as a clearing
nie.’’—Philadelphia I’rewt.
>y the Messrs. Put- Is made around It. Expert timbermen
I WANT TO BUY FOR CASH
ass
■•Th*
Chickcn,
I)uck and ficcar leath-
Alwav,
Ira'k
for
IN«
tra.lr
mark
say that is not the case. The only way
Kkan.^M.I Kitt hrn Kitul '
1 he
wI h
ella
of London, is about to tell a bird's-eye maple tree Is to cut
ere. AddreM
out »nuke, Mhvs or beat. Maka o<»niiorlabl«
• of Btevensonlana, It. There are no outward signs by which
cooking.
O. O. SMITH.
anyeau
(•I
ta from magasines one can Judge. The Kailroad Gazette
Finest Gold Plate Service.
la relating to Ste- tells a story of the late George M. Pull
»kitfFiA araraiara\»a^'arax»i»'k>4W*
The marquis of Bteiilalbaiu’ owns a
man. Many years ago be was offered a
Miss
Della
Janveau.
Globe
Hotel,
Ottawa,
Ont.,
is
from
one
of
the
oldest
service
of
gold
plate
which
is
one<>(
the
THE U1IM1RIIU «OfAfllAL CAIIWAT IO
wn that Andrew C. mahogany log for $3.000, to be cut Into
and best known French Canadian families in Canada. In a recent letter to tinst in the world. It is valued at
HI2AUTI1 AND WISAI.T»«
lkle), who recently veneers. It was supposed to be a very
The Peruna Medicine Co., of Columbus, Ohio, she says:
$600,000. That of 1-orU Kolhichild is I, reali* a ,d,e .1..llar bra'k malled yo»l tur Al
The Ideal Husband.
i Rockland Connty, fine piece of wood, but this could only
"Last spring my blood seemed clogged up, my digestion poor, my head
celila .llver, Ir, UH» dora II
II lell,
a «ut
She—Gertrude says she will never ached and I felt languid and tired all the time. My physician prescribed for worth about 1500,000.
whose striking ea- be determined by cutting It. He de
n.ely .ll»<-uverrat b. laliual Ke,n.-<llra tur ih*
"ire .4 inali, itile a- • uè» «a,« In tnako
me, but a friend advised mo to try Peruna. I tried it and am phased to state
e had a large popu- clined the offer, but agreed to take the marry until she finds her ideal.
Mothers will tlna Mrs. VTniloW'a Booth
an>! art etoi’l**?twaiit. 1“ uutw ani» t ara
He—What is her ideal?
that I found it a wonderful cleanser and purifier of ths system. In three mg Syrup the best remedy to use lor tbe.r iiHtiiry
log cut into veneers for what It was
yeara.
for thè nb k, t«> |>ml« hk »»hi •«»* an4 H»» h*>
"Oh. any man who will ask her.”— weeks I was like a new woman, my appetite had increased, I felt buoyant, ShUUreu
year« Ihe liervly <ll».-..v«rvl Angle Wonn IMI
worth.
The
owner
had
it
sawed
and
during
the
uwtnuig
I
’
enod.
eymour Is the pub-
Kansas City Journal.
tiraraage lui r. miivln» v. rliik !••• ai>4 beaiillty.
light and happy and without an ache or pain. Peruna is a reliable family
Ina ihe ....... i|>l.’«i •". hvw varleila. ol ro.-a,
id Persephone,” a was paid $7,000 for his veneers. Any
medicine."
frulla ami vegetai lo». Ihe » beai «ori» ami «in
Family Frankness.
one
who
can
discover
the
secret
of
de
Maud Menefee. The
Spite.
f.erl. rateai rode.- imliailon rala «old
Sister Susan—Do we dine with you n„»er
Adia Brittain, of Sekitan, O.. writes: , Isfactory results from the use of Peru
ami Oliver, «ami« a. l.l» i.rev . „Un« »malli»,«
itold for children tn termining the interior nature of wood
George—Jack is penning’ something
Idiilng" mapl.’ »yriip ami augar Irò,,, »•»»!,
Christmas.
Rebecca?
"After
using
your
wonderful
Peruna
glv
na.
write
at
once
to
Dr.
Hartman,
from
the
outside
will
have
a
fortune.
to his Arabella’s eyebrows.
gue and Mr. Lang's
BAilt tlrlnkd, Ira'le •••• .*t* for manuftrturar,
Sister Hchecca—Oh. no. Susan hfw
thimi'*
nr< <1 t»ot a"k thf l'M ior. a rral h<MU4
Mabel—They're already penciled.— three months I have had great relief. I ing a full statement of your case and
'Hymn to Demeter”
had continual heaviness in my stom he will be pleased to give you his val- Don't you remember? It's your turn dot tor iMiok and rnry< lo|M*<lla «•( <• nrral Infor
New York Sun.
mation. waiittd by rvvry mali an i wotnau thal
ach. was bilious, and had fainting I uable advice gratis.
Egge-Acily.
to have us.
want" I ralth a‘i'1 w» a tn
!• a^-ut Iti) l1*«««.
spells, but they all have left me since
Address Dr. Hartman. President of
I, white-haired and
“I see.” said the telegraph editor,
41'» | a|M-r < tiv« r
< «»ntanl» «ht-al iraa
HOW 'B Tifi ST
using
Peruna."
—
Adia
Brittain.
The
Hartman
Sanitarium,
Columbus
Verna looks like a t "that a woman in New York has sued
The Californta Botarfcal Mrdklnc Co..
If you do not derive prompt and sat- Ohio.
IUHN Xi.fth Alt ararlo Al.. I am An<«lwe, f’al.
la spending the su her husband for dUorce liecause be
We oS.rOn. Hundred boilers Reward foruiv
eaee of Cauerrh that can not b.cured by Halil
’d life on shore. Al- pelted her with eggs.”
Catarrh Cure.
t, suffering from cat- | "And she probably wants to get out
• ‘+++++++++++++-F++
Lengthening the Joy.
F. J. CHENK Y A Co., Prope. Toledo. O.
tbe underaitrned. have known F. J. Cbeney
one leg, the old gen- of the yolk.” remarked the stock hu tor We
Dot—Is that all the pie I may have
the past 15vean, and believe him perfectly
GOOD
f manner and brtgbt- morist.
mother?
bon' rsblein all bu-iuee-transactions and fln-
••A tape worm eighteen feet long al
__
THE
ancially able to carry out any obligation, made
Mother—Yes. dear.
1 the world's doings. 1 “Did omelet him------- ”
least came on the ecene after iuy tukli g two
by their arm.
Dot
—
Then,
mother,
will
you
please
CAsCAHE
I
’
sl.
Tbit
1
am
suit
hat
caused
mt
anyhow.
”
W* st A Tavax.
"Her name wasu't Ommy.
1 Stimson's long ex-
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
cut it in two pieces and give me one b«i health tor the past three year« 1 am el III
•t and the philosophy said tbe copy reader; "that's the worst
taking Caicaretl, the only cathartic worthy of
W aldino K isnax A MaaviN,
- <LÍ¿
at a time?
ootice by sensible people ••
Wholesale Drmgiaia, Toledo. O.
late Beautiful,” la at Joke ever hatched------- ”
Glv W Buwi m , Uslrd, M aa
Hall'aCatarrh
Care
Is taken Internally,actinr
•+++i-++++++++++-M-+++++*++
“
Say,
you
fellows,
drop
that
shell
* early publication by j
C|T# P.rtn.n«i>nr euraa
So Ru w li.rTou.ow
on the blood and nicooua surlae-rao
i nlrectly
lllO after Brit ra,'» drant t>r Klise'sQraat Nera
system. Price 7Sc p,-r bottle. Sold by all
CANDY
Trenton, N. J. It game and get to work!" growled the Che
lettore Sau>l for FR K K 8*4.00trial tutttlaarul trr-rU-
flrnggista. Teetimonialafree.
CATHARTIC
f 420 pages and la to fellow that fixes the salaries. And at Hall's Family Pill» are tbe best.
A Brown University student once as. Da. R, li Elitra. Ltd. Ul IrthSt.. rLU*d»lill*. Fa
Write for
»
lousand 111 n«t rat Ions once more quiet reigned.—Baltimore
bad the audacity to ask Professor Cas-
Alcohol, ILLUSTRATED
nerely a Listener.
rta, one being printed New«-
well whether his name would not be
CtltCULAlU
Easily Accounted For.
Cpium,
“And you never gossip about your
lore.
"Lillian,” said a certain little girl's as well without the C.
friends?”
No Bath. No Wife.
Tobacco r«»r a no*r»o"r»T tn
mamma, "there were three pieces of
Dunbar, author of
Lord Houghton’s epigram on "Bor
"Never,” answered Miss Cayenne
Among the Turks bath money forms
ftmtiANnOhr
’ Life,” “Poems of an item in every marriage contract, cake in the pantry and now there is dello,” though It has often gone the "I can't bring myself to be so cruel a-
Using
A* Ttirphone
Ham
" etc., has Just read the husband engaging to allow his only one. How did that happen?"
to
Interrupt
my
friends
when
they
an
rounds,
Is
worth
recalling.
Said
Lord
"Well.” said the girl, her eyes wide
Plrarant. PalatnMc
ownt Ta.fr Oood po
tew volume of poems wife a certain sum for bathing pur epen
gossiping
about
one
another.
”
Houghton,
then
only
"Dicky
”
Milnes:
with excitement, "it was so dark
Good. Nover Sicken. Wenkm nr Gri|»v tor 2ic M jo
No. 17
i companion to hla poses. Should it be withheld she has in there I didn't see the other piece." "There are but two lines In ‘Bordello'
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
For
coughs
and
cold«
there
is
no
better
Life” and “Lyrics of only to ge before the cadi and turn
Bl.rllng li
paaf. < SlBag., M m I c . b I. S.w
11J
I can understand—the first and last—
medicine than Piso's Cure for Consump
For the most part It her slipper unside down, and if the
‘Who will may hear Bordello's story tion.
The Only Thing Wanted.
Price 25 cents.
lalect pieces and will complain be not then redressed it is
hath
heard
Sor-
told.'
and
'Who
would
Mrs. Noorich—Isn’t it grand to ride
ground for a divorce.
»yrlcs of Love and
both
are
false.
”
in your own carriage?
dello's story told,’ and
An Expert Opinion.
Mr. Noorich—Yes. but I'd enjoy it
Senator Hoar was showing some
"Tea; he started a matrimonial
Taking No Chances.
more if I could stand on the side
the novel by John D.
"Some one was telling me that par walk and see myself ride by.—Brook Massachusetts visitors about Washing agency and expected to make a lot ot
A Daughter of Tbea- lor matches aren't legal any moie,” lyn
ton, D. 0., one day recently, and was money.”
Life.
"Why didn't he?”
L Psge A Co. have in said Marmaduke.
pointing out a magnificent old resi
"He married his typewriter girl in
ie few accurate stories 1 "Let’s go into the sitting room,”
dence
built
years
ago
by
a
famous
and
Conxldcrable Différé ce.
side of a week, and she wouldn't let
ge conditions that has i said Alice, hastily leading the way.—
rather
shady
lawyer
of
bis
time.
She Idiot—Bet you
don’t know
him go on with the business because It
n. Mr. Barry's stories New York Sun.
whei'sln lies the difference between a “Why,” the Senator was asked, "wav was too dangerous."—Cleveland Plain
CJ old E ví ; hyh // i / h :
i have already been
good cook and a poor printer's devil. he able to build a house like that by Dealer.
Poor Proof of Insanity.
his practice?" "Yes,” replied Hoar,
by the reviewers,
The Victim—Unburden your soul.
At Edinburgh, Scotland, a lady has
The Idiot—One forms the pie and “by bis practice and his practices.”
y William Archer, the
You C ab Get Allen's Foot Ease FREE.
been found insane who left $2.000 to the other pies the form.—Harvard
Write Allen 8. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y., for a
J critic of England,
Cyrus
D.
Drew,
of
Louisville,
thus
provide a fund for the rescue of sane Lampoon.
free «ample of Allen's I’oOt Ease. It cures chil
CURE Your HORSE of HEAVES
describes an amusing Incident which blains, sweating, damp, swollen, aching feet.
hnston's new romantic persons improperly placed in lunatic
t
It makes new os tight shoes easy. A certain
COUGH Wstvw'l’rr or link Ry» with I'll«,,, Ilnars
occurred in New Orleans In the spring cure
Mortimer,” will follow asylums.
axaTaTatTm;».' «*<>•»■•••, They ASÍA OltAT StOOD Ftlllritl
for Corns »nd Bunions
All druggists sell
No Danger.
of
1894.
“
I
met
Eugene
Field
on
one
it. 25c. Don't accept any substitute.
lAhlM-OnDITIONtl, a sure cure for all ailments from which heaves
Ward’s “Lady Rose’s
"Do you think there is any danger
(arper's Magazine. The
CURED 34 HORSES.
Spoiling for a Fight.
of America being dominated by Eur of his pilgrimages for old bottles, pew
h**n «•JntFniffrtsn »!*••• >*•>*<«*» th» i**st sight months and tn that
Perplexing Situation.
ter ware, and any old thing In the Junk
ory are laid tn England
ope."
“That American prize fighter will
r.
«?*•’• «’urw.J ii'horws <>f llravo« 14 <,f lHatampsr «ml q ,,f < hr«>nic 1 ouah
¡lbs Prussiau Ksuwdise have
a grr.i rwomati.. , in thia Mi.m
M
Parker—What’s wrong? You seem
Jueen Elizabeth and on spare no expense in his match with
“No, sir,” answered Mr. Meekton line. Some friends of mine Introduced
KKSiENt BKMWi KK Hawart, Wsw Y~t
etOeelera. Mdl.kSc Free
H.n< a.^x.
with extraordinary emphasis; "not sc. our party to Mr. Field and Wilson Bar worried.
heroine la a celebrated the Frenchman."
.frsMisn Brfnr4y fu Á St Nul, Minn
Streeter—I am. I wrote two notes
long as eminent Euiopeans continue rett and members of his company, then
sdy-ln-waiting to Queen | "Is that so?”
roKTLANM BMBU CO., Irani..d. ur.g.o. c...» A ...ta.
—one to my broker asking him if he
e the hero la a gallant' “Yes. He’s even willing to have it to marry American girls.”—Washing playing au engagement In New Or- look me for a fool, and the other
to
ton Star.
leans. Mr. Field's greatest delight was Miss Golding asking her if she would
ajeaty'e miniature navy. | come off by cable.”
in teasing Miss Maude Jeffries, a Mis be mine. While I was out somebody
..Scarcely a Day..
m" has passed Into Its
sisslppl girl, then leading lady in Mr. telephoned ‘Yes,’ and I don't know
id first edition, which
I’ s - m *« but wr arc railed upon to jier orm
Barrett's company. She was very sen- which of ’em it was.—Tit-Bits.
some flllticult dental operation that h
jleton A Co. Issued 1m-
1
ths <llr»<-t r».ulto( m-glt-riiti» ti c t.-.-ih
sltlve
and
modest,
and
it
delighted
r the holidays. In the
We rannot urge Irxi »tr.iugly t„.„q
She Thought of Him.
Field greatly when he could playfully
Slid eronon,» of rotraiiltlng adeutlai at
larlty expressed in num-
th»
very llrat algn of t,M,ih troubla
Al
embarrass her. One day I found him I Creamley—I didn’t know you were
kes first rank in Amerl- 1
ttr Mart thr»- innit.lr. arr rorrsrlmt
in his room busy on the floor pasting acquainted with Miss Lovett.
<tuli kly and at ■mall coal our rnrihoda
Ben-Hur” and “Uncle |
together. ; a*ked me last night If I knew you.
air I'attilr*» and our work snaram.....I
large sheets of brown paper
]
oeing its only rivals. The
Roth iil-.oiie,
ttrexon South •“»I
mi ,. Jeffries
He had written a poem tn
to Miss
Jeffries 1 Hoamley
-
- —That was nice of
ii'lunibia
Otnui evenlnua l|i| y
Some people have been suffering
ntury of editions was APIITr Akin PUDAkllP
,
,
,
...»
What led her to ask you that, I won
Hunilaya front » to fg.
from Rheumatism so long that in ths center of a large sheet of this ¿er?
October last with an MUU I t MnU unnuniu,
aaencii mi a a
they can Scarcely remember the wrapping paper in his characteristic | ^hy—er— I had Just asked her if
copies, printed on a spe- aaaaewAaas as.
Or. i. ...........
i «,M
time when they were entirely nee small band—Indeed, much smaller than B|,e could imagine anyone uglier than WISE BROS., Dentists.
, -’ll.
.........
speclal binding. It was
Ol.
Hi, kaln.u a r.
from an aclie or pain, and have usual. On the edges of this sheqt 1 Bill Thompson.—Philadelphia Press,
rd a,,.l Wa.hiH.i . —_ *
ed of by Dec. 1, complet-
POBTLAND. OKBGOB.
W“"la«U,u Be.
long since forgotten the joys of a painless found him pasting others of equal size,
e of 006,000 copies. The
existence. They are at the mercy of every so that the whole, when complete,
'III appear In the family
ill wind and their misery is aggravated made a single sheet about eight feet
with full-page lllustra-
by exposure to cold or sudden changes in square, This he carefully folded up
burst
the temperature. They become walking to fit an Improvised envelope about the
barometers and most accurate in weather predictions, the increasing pains in size of a Mardl Gras souvenir, then
ceded Clotbee.
Senator brought te the muscles and joints foretelling the approaching storm or the coming of bad being distributed about the city. With
>d story about Minister weather. It is from these constant sufferers that the great army of rheumatic the Joyousness of a boy about to play
i the minister himself re- cripples is recruited. Their bodies are worn out by the incessant pains and a prank, be chased downstairs at th'
the joints become so stiffened and bent
noon hour, when he knew Miss Jeffries
a dinner.
Bowline Green, Ky.
was at lunch with Mr. Barrett in thi
ed some days after I ar- that they are at last compelled to give
•entlemen:—About a year ago I cafe of the Grünewald.
Calling n
i Washington,” said Mr. ap or hobble about on crutches.
was attacked by acute Rheumatism
Nobody ever outlived Rheumatism;
waiter, he sent the huge envelope In
I had atuck so closely to
in
my
shoulders,
arms
and
legs
below
the disease never loosens its grip or
rhe Kin<l Y”oit Have Always Bouirlit I iqh
to her table. She glanced at it a mo
the hotel and not showed leaves of its own accord, but must be
the knoe. I could not raise my arm
ture of Chits. II. Fletcher, and1ms I m
. i
to comb my hair. Doctors prescribed meat, and then gradually drew the
d town.
driven out by intelligent and persist
personal supervision for over 30 vr-trn aii ”,,<, cp h ,‘’
for me for over two months without package from Its envelope, while Field
eply was a rather painful ent treatment through the blood, for
io
deceive
you
in
this.
CounterZerts
Imii^T
no ono
giving me any relief. I saw 8. 8. 8. and I stood watching behind tbe eu
vertbeless, fully truthful, Rheumatism of every variety and form
advertised and decided to try it.
trance. It spread all over the table
se I hadn't the clothes.”
is caused by an over acid condition of
Immediately I commerced its use I
as she continued to unfold the enor
I v. Bowen told how be the blood, and the deposit in muscles,
felt better, and remarked to my
nious sheet, and its rustle attracted the
commissioned to hasten joints and nerves of corrosive poisons
mother that I was glad I had at last
attention of nearly every one In the
ily and without opportuni- and gritty particles, and it is these
found some relief. I continued its
CBRtoria Is u harmless substitute for Castor
oit
use end am entirely well. I will
room. When it had spread Itself all
• himself with the heav- irritating substances that produce the
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrnns f "s\ ‘ ’a ° PaWM
always feel deeply Interested in ths
»ver Mr. Barrett who, meanwhile, was
tpparel necessary for resi inflammation, swelling aud pains,
— '¿II,,'7
eaNa,,
t* It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor
T**
,fc
suocess of 8. 8. 8. since it did mo co
aughlng heartily, Miss Jeffries dlscov
noid climate. As soon as which last as long as the blood remains
substiincc. Its ago is Its giiarnnteo if .1 .
Narcotic
much good.
Yours truly,
WONDl’RFUL
and
allays
Feverishness.
Il
eurt
s
Bi
’
J
Worms
red tlie poem In Field’s hand, and, al
»wn be put a local taller ia this sour and acid state.
MRS. ALICE HORTON.
Colic. Ii relieves Tcelhing TrSei < n±7
Wl’“t
homi -
hough
blushing
crimson.
Joined
In
tin
n an outfit
To cure Rheumatism permanently
811 Twelfth Street.
and Flatulency, it asrinrilatcM tlm i (',d ? J ,,,,1’*tll"itloii
iruatmi . nt
aughter, for she knew he was some
¡hip of the situation was the blood must be purified and invig
Stomaoli and bowels, giving hcahiiv ,i, t’
‘ho
liils Wndarfiil t;|>|.
The Children’s 1’anaie^Th* MofheFs Fr|,cm|,.,rO‘ '‘,eep'
wen bad ordered some ral- orated, and no other remedy does this so well or so promptly as S. S. S. It where about, enjoying her discomfit
anrarh'"'"’'
n*11-1
Jondon, and this was com- refreshes and restores to the thin acid blood its nourishing and health-sus ure.”
....... . wiihoui oper»-
the Atlantic in a British taining properties. And when strong, rich blood is again circulating through
! "'¿»""1!*."
........ F
Painful Subject.
»‘II*.
Ils ciirrg with
Ich was one of the very the body the acid poisons and irritating matter are washed out of the muscleo
non« wonderrul < ih -
The
Admirer
—
"The
fringe
of
mag-
and joints, and the pains at once cease
"’•rhff, root», bud«,
o be held up by tbe block-
Bear, the Signature of
6 1
li'iu’e "'"l ''"«•''»hies
and Rheumatism is a thing of the nollas beyond the lagoon.” There is
of the allies. There was
I 1.1 are entirely a„.
the word
something
poetic
about
past. S. S. S. is a pu
»»«'ein Ihlsraruiiirr
ti.',"”"'. 1,1 "‘»‘th »I sei-
table "fringe.”
IL and Mr. Bowen's Lon-
hern riera re,ned,J.’
medicine and does n
such aa are necessary for
Ih» nell'io "I over us, d a ",,,,,,,s d'w-n,r knows
The Poet—Yes, except when It re
h.-.,,.-...ra,r„h, „Li",¿’J;;'” ’-'"-ITS.Widen
stomach like the st
earance in polite society,
Ters to trousers.—Stray Stories.
gnarunleea le < ora
! 1 ‘•'"»a»»». It»
remedies,
but
builds
v
Ih,,,
ai, rheumatlam. neram.'.oTJ""".............
nowhere In South America,
liver, kidneys, eir.
I,,
health,
increases
the
aeon, therefore, for being
lais. Charges n,od,.,aie
"."i ............... .
tones up the digestion.
Panants out of
’ 71 ■"'! sra hl,n.
grateful when tbe blockade
Through our Medica
and hie clothes bad an op-
the pain-raclced, despondent Rheumatic sufferer will receive h
o go forward to Caracas.—
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