A TALENTED WRITER
,0- Praises
Peruna
Catarrh
m'I Remedy
if
ft
MRS. C. M.TINNEY.
Mrs. R. M. Tinner, story writer.
825 & lSoeva St. San Antonio, Tex,
writiw
"Ourimf 19ft I enffsred from natal
eatarra, wblef Tari.ua other remedies
tailed t relrtT.
"Six Wttlra f reruns, which I
took, eUrel tirel me, the catarrh
eUaappeariai and asver returning.
"I (aerators cheerfully i-eoom-
aaeed reran U a similarly afflicted.'
WMrs. WDva Ifagle, 414 4th street. Green,
ay, Wla, writer
L"t haw ettea heard Pern n a praised
d it hi ssere widely kaown here thaa
Way ahr ssedlciae, hat I never knew
What svleaidid nteaicine it really whs
eatil a few weeks age, wh?n I caojat
had celd which settled all over me.
"The defter wasted to prescribe, hut
l(X told hist I was gains to try Peruiia
and sent for a bottle and tried It.
.. "I felt asarh better the next wornin?
land withla frre days t had not a trure
'of any iaateanai ar lay congh.
I "I eomakler It the tiaett cough
rtmtdy.
bPEsana, Va.iTai: Some people pre
r to take tablets, rather than to take
edielna ha a fluid form, j Such people
aa wMaia rerun, taaiets,' wnica repre
Bent the aalid saedieiaal ingredieats of
uTeruea.
feMWW tim. usi 11 in mm imi -arteritis'
relieved t our home-made
tody. Osod lor years without a failure,
ista $2: lasts a lifetime. FREE booklet.
. 1 a m i .
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New and Liberal
Homesfead
Regulations
IN
Western Canada
NEW DISTRICTS
Now Open for Settlement
Some of lh choicest land In tho train c-ou'lne
ewltiof SaikaiclMMnand Alberta hav rocsntly been
Kwncd for eieiomnt undr I h Kovisod Homaataad
Warulatlon ot Canada. Thouaandaot homasteadiof
llOOao-aa aachara how avallaola. Tha rum reula
(lonamaka It poasiMe (or enirv to b mad by proxy.
Ik) opportunity that many la tn Unltsd States have
bn waltlnf for. Any member of a family may make
entry for any other member of tlie family who may
Ike entitled fo make entry for hlmaalf or herae ..
Entry may now be mad before the A rent or tub
Afent oftlie Dlitrirt by proxy ton certain condition ,
my the father, mother, eon, daughter, brother or ia
aer ef an Intending homesteader.
"Aoy eves snmbered sectioa of Beminioa
Land is Manitoba or the Korth- West Previoces,
xceptine I and 26, net reserved, nay be bome
tteaded by any petsos the aole bead of a lamUy ,
or nuloer Is ycaia of are. to tho axtentof
no-quarter aect.on, of leeacros, moreor less."
The fa In each case will be J10.Q0. Churches,
rhoolsand maikeia convenient. Healthy climate.
V'eftdid croi s and eoyj Ijwm. Craln siowu.g and
tattle raisins; wlncltal industries.
hor furihei particulars aa to Kates. Routes. Best
Tsnio to Oo and Whr to Locale, wly to
JV. D. S:oH. Superintendent of Immnration.
Ottawa, I anuiia. or K. T. Ilolmt-a, n T,ii.k50ii
Sl.,M. Faul, Mmn. and J. M. MatLathUn. Ilox
lib, Walcrtown, bo. Uakutat Authorized Ooveru
eoent Aftats.
! '.eaaeaaiw here oa taw this adTenUemaau
iffiV Eye Watffr
AS THUJA
LJ " i Carrt fee catted bv drum you
ill
II"
SJS2S&
Arefctlah-p ITarfr.
Achhlshop Harty, of Manila, wlm
hns been the Catholic heed of the
church in the Phlllpptncii for four
years, says of the natives:
"English la to be the languAge of the
Inlands. Kren the Spnnlsli rles:s.
e.ven the most venerable, Are teaming
It. Popular education was fairly well
provided for before the American oc
cupation ; but the Amorlcfln govern
ment bnn greatly Improved the pri
urary school system, and bos done a
vast deal of good by Impressing ou tlto
natives the dignity of liibor. Tlx peo
pie are of good Intellectual enpacity.
Tbey remain deeply religious. Paren
tal authority Is piously resioetol. The
bouie tlfe Is pure and attractive.
''It would be more than a mistake
to alwndon the Islands. It would be
nothing Hhort of a burning disgrace.
It would be a shame. The brlgUte.it
ivtge In American history will be that
recording the operations of this gov
eminent In the Philippines. My belief
Is that In time the FlltplDos nmy turn
Japan to Christianity. These Philip
pines are the pearl of the Orient. Just
think six million Christians in, we
may say, the heart of Asia t I believe
that the Filipinos will finally convert
the Japanese, and the Japanese will In
due time convert Asia.", ;
The only danger to the country now
Is from professional revolutionists,
who If not repressed .would be bloody
anarchists. ( The best element of the
Filipinos respect and admire tin
United States.
Trliiap of Heredity.
The other college boys were hating the
new freshman, who waa the son of a
clersrman.
"You will be required." they said, a
they stood htm on a table, "to preach a
nermon."
"I'll do It, gentlemen." be answered,
"on condition that you do not Interrupt
me until 1 hare fin lulled."
."We promise."
I "Will you kindly furnish me a text?
' "You will preach a rtnonMliey said,
after consulting together a moment,' "on
Cerberus." j
"On Cerberus, gentlemen? Great
"That's text enough, sir. Go ahead.
You are wasting lime."
"All right. Cerberus it la. My hear
ers, the subject of this discourse naturally
divides itself into three heads.- A you
have beea kind enough to promise not to
interrupt me I shall occupy -your atten
tion only halt an hour on each.' I remark,
Brstly," etc. r . ':
They stood It patiently for&fteea mia
nteo. Then they sneaked out, one by one,
and the basing came to an end. Chicago
Tribune.
SasetrlB Steel by EleiHrlctty.
"The enormous quantity df Iron ore
which Is being scooped from (t lie ranges
about la kev Superior, dug out of the
htlla of Alabama and Tennessee 'and
bolated from the deep pits of Pen any I
ranla, has caused the geologist .and
mineralogist to make eturtlLng predic
tions.' Some of titan have gone bo far
as to say that we ore approaching an
era when Irou may rank among ; the
rarer metals - because of its' scarcity.
Even James J. Hill, the railroad mag
nate and developer of the Northwest,
who was one of the first to realize, the
astr deposits of ore In the : Superior
ranges, has made the prophecy tbut
perhaps within a half century most of
the richer ore beds will be exhausted,
and that we may be obliged to go out
Bide of America for Biuch of the raw
material for our smelters and fur
Daces.' Technical World Magazine.
. How's This?
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward fdr
any rase of Catarrh that daaoot be cmed by
Uall's Catarrh Ctiro. I
K. J. CHENBT A CO.. TolVdo, O.
Wo, tho underls;ned. hare known V. 3.
Cheney for tho lat 1!5 years, and hnltevv
hln perfectly honorable In all lxislnr-M
transactions, and financially abls to carry
Out any ohlltlons. made by hi firm.
Waldixo, Kixxii Marvin, . .
Wholesale lJu-uggtVa. Toledo, fx.
Hall's Catarrh Cure U akea Internally,
actios; directly upon the blood and raucous
surtacoa of theS system. - Testimonials sent
its. Prlr. 79c per bottje, Sold by all
proKirlatit. . , ' , . ;! - ,
I Take Hall's Family (IU ror constipation.
.
Mvlvra to Match. (
Smart Girl (to keen motorist) 4ly
lister has bought ! a beuutlfuK motor
car. 1 t -
I Keen Motorist Heally! Whit kind?
Smart Girl Oh, a lovely sage, green.
to go with her f rooks. Iondon . Punch. .
Mrs. Wlnslow's Hooth Syrup for Children
tenthlna. aoftens the euuis. reduce lufntui-
matlou, allays paJu, cures vrlud colic, jc a
bottle. - - -
FHh. 4 !
"Nonsense," sit Id the mnn of fe;ullnr
faith to his hoarse and sneezing friend,
"you only Imagine you have ft cold."
"Perhaps you only Imajrlne tlint I
think you're n lla-r," retorted the suf
ferer, Irritated by the notion, tliut he
bad been eouilns 111; lifad off for
nothing. Philadelphia I-rirlfier.
llhloH, Iclu ftjid Wool. TO get full
value, ahlp to tha old reliable N. W.
Hlilq and Fur Co., Mlntieapolts, Minn.
. Oldest Iloaee In New York.
The oldest house In New York Stat
Is situated at tho lower end of Statcu
Island In Totteuvllle. It Is known us
the "Iiillopp house," and was built In
1G08. The Duke of York presented
Captain' Christopher' Billopp with a
tract of land 011 Staten Islam, where
on he built this stone mansion, which
still overlooks the waters of Rarltan.
That It was well built Its survival dur;
lng 2IW years attests. In It have been
many notable gatherings, and helv waa
held the peace conference. During the
revolution Killojip's tleMvndnuts were
loyalists, uini the famous jrcneralg of
the Itritibh were entertained at the old
house. I
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C31.0NOSCOPS5 SEATJS TUJ8 MIND.
1 i
aj
M.VCIIINK WHICH LAYS HARK "iXSKKMOST THOUGHTS.
Startling, revclntlous have been made
of the. secret teRts applied, to Harry
Orchard, the self-confessed multl-mur-dcrer
nnd chief witness at th" trial of
Wllllnin 1). Haywood nt Kolse, Idaho),
by Prof. Hugo Munsterberg, of Har
vard. The disclosures nre ccntalned In
an article by Prof. Munsterberg In Mc
Clure's Magazine.
The Hnnard professor of psychology
probed to the very re;isps of the con
vict's brain, and used for his startling
researches perhaps the most remark
able silent I lie Instrument ever devisod
the chroiioscope.
The use of this Instrument on sn
actual criminal In connection with a
murder trial murks nn epoch lu legal
history, tlK Dual developments of which
may - substitute this mute. Inexorable
rcvealer of the Inside of n man's or a
woman's brain for Judge, Jury, district
attorney nnd ollce Inquisitor ullke.
Imagine the use to which the kt
fected chronoseope will be put Indeed,
can now lie put. Suppose the suspect
arrested In some mysterious murder,
like the Tnvshanjlnn crime. No police
"third degree," but nu absolutely cer
tain derision,-by the application of.the
chlronoscoi)e, will declare whether or
not the ninn Is guilty.
The chronoseope Is nfTlxed. Two lit
tle metal bits are placed, one In the
mouth of the Inquisitor, the other In
that of the suspect..- A dial, 'divided l:v
to the thousandth part of a second, is
In electric contact with the bits, and
then a rlngle word Is sjmkeu by tho
Inquisitor.
The prisoner Is told to s;cak, la re
ply, the first word that comes to his
;nlnd In -rcsjionse. The t!n:e this takes
Is recorded on the dial. If the pris
oner refuses to speak It Is' n eonfcB
sion of guilt If lie replies his guilt or
Innocence can be surely proven. Por
other words follow, nnd the time of the
answering Ideas Is taken. Then when
FADS OF THE FAST.
,; It has token many years for horse
hair covered furniture to pass luto ob
livion, for the reason that there was
no wear-out to It, except In a boarding
house. Most people, therefore, will re
member last having ccon horsehair fur
niture In a boarding house, whither It
probably was relegated In the hope that
It would be worn out. When such a
phenomenon did occur, the fnct was
usually heralded by the protrusion of a
llOUSF.riAItt FCBMTl'Re.
ritsty spring and, a' Ciiossy( bunch of
curled studing. ' ' -'
Put tho remainder of the cover
would remain In such unyielding good
repair that the owner would be loath
to; sacrifice ithe piece of furniture,
which made It a white elephant, there
being no way to repair "It unless the
whole cover was replaced.
Another llil ig. thaf tended to lon
gevity on On ; "t of t(e almost Im
mortal hair fvvnltuio was the difficulty
cf sittln? i It. Its cutrves were steep
and Its ci u't slick, so It wns much
like tr; i. .. to cling to n luto roof. You
would Kiltie first Imperceptibly, and
then with the speed of a roller coaster,
till you hit the floor lu 11 heap.
EARLY DAY FLANK F.OAD.
Ylion hr ItatlroiiUa Came This Ml,
ourl lllubnar Wan A liuniloucd
"This talk Imt a lilHwn.v across
the State recalls to nil:nl a nitullnr eu
terprlse prosc.mted In the Interior of
the Statu lu the KlenmlHiut l:iys," says
the Kanstis City Stnr. "It wus it twen-ty-tive-nilli!
plunk highway lxt.vecn
Glasgow and llimtsville," r-:ently re
marked Milton C. Tracy of Macon, Mo.,
whose father was Interested In the road
and who iihisI to live In lluriUvlllo.
"The road between lluiusvlilo aud
Glasgow was a suiersIon of day bills
the greater part of the way nnl la
muddy weather the CIu-IhIIuu religion
made scant headway lu these parts.
We didn't know It then, but we do
now, that those aiuttlii-mutUe't red lilils
were u blcyslftg t Missouri, for they
K'rvcd to devclitp the largest :m.l
strongest mules In tin- world nn l their
lil-lioiieil desee'iiliiiits arc ln-.( inni:i
more nn rcliam'lse than the nt.-ij") cu,-.
"(illlSVMW Hil tile rt'Hf.ilnithjx p.lillt
for' ll-:he-i if.l.ltr.v Micri- li ;,j.t!c A il.in-
tii Iia'l; l!::'M run ...it fA'u I'ter", liie
main one of wl.i !i .1 .ir:ie;,e 1 In llunts
vl! . The tri'.!l:.' ovt r t:w-,. ,;;ii1ikscs
can !y hills lie ' iinc !'. .; i:ml w.i
stte'ii'i'd by so latM'.y ! illl 'Ul. ies tn.il
ro.i.el
klllll.i
li.:d (. I.e (loiie. Villi 111;
f road inatfiiil were tliM-usseil
;;:t I li'ulier ileiiile l 11 j ti tit Uei :iusi! It
wnt plentiful aii'l Most i.f ill - pluucc n
wire k!;)11is1 lu it. use. ill.- bills were
cut t'lMigli Hinl the lnt!iiii!s raised r.i
the roadway was fairly level. (a!(
plunk, twenty feet lorn;, two Inches
thick ind eighteen Inches wide were
the Inquisitor, '-.iking the suspect un
awares, pronounevs "trunk," there
comes tho cruclul test.
If guilty the suspect will seek to pet
the Inquisitor off the track and may
answer ."strap," "leather," "railroad"
or something else of a similar nature.
Put In his brain the word "trunk" has
suggested the Idea of the dead body
within It. He must think of two things
Instead of one. That takes time, and
the Inexorable dial with Its Indicator
will show what has occurred.
In Prof. Munatorherg's article tn Mo
Clure's ho tells of applying the chrono
seope rti the case of Harry Orchard In
his cell In the jail nt Dolse. Prof. Mun
stertierg called out lu succession fifty
words. Orchard lent himself to the
researches nnd replied with the. first
answering word that came to his uiind.
The first word sixiken by Prof. Mun
sterberg was "river." Orchard an
swered "water." Then "ox," and the
answer was "yoke;" then "mountain,"
and he snld "hill," then "tobacco," aud
the reply was "pipe."
All this time Orchard did not know
that the time taken for him to reply
was U'lnj registered. The time over
acl seven-tenths of a second. Then
Prof. Munoterberg proceeded to put tes:
words, such ns "confession," "revolv
er." "religion." "Jury," "death." "blood,"
"prayer" nnd "railroad." "Illood" sug-get-ted
"knife" to Orehnrd nnd the oth
er words similar significant replies, hut
there was no hesitation. The caso was
made exhaustive and the Inference was
that Orchard had reached the point
where, by reason of much rehearsul, he
believed his own confession.
Scientists believe the chronoseope
now only In the first singes of Its per
fection, will before long be evolved into
something resembling a diver's helmet,
which, titled over ilie er:.i.lnu:':i head,
would become the microscope of the
uilnil.
naiUsl on heavy stringers, laid close to
gether. There were five tollgates, with,
a tariff ate of a ceut a head for stock.
5 cents for a man 011 horsehick nnd 10
cents If he traveled In a vehicle. A
footman paid tho same as other ani
mals 1 cent
"There was n keepor nt each tollgute,
and his Job with tho road company, to
gether with a cottage und garden do
nated for his use, made hhu a fair
living. His rake-olt on" the tolls was
'20 psr cent 1
"Work on the prank road was begun
In April, ISTkI, and the Inst spike was
driven lu October. 1854. It was a gigan
tic enterprise for that day and the peo
ple thought It solved the transportation
problem for all time. They didn't dream
thut within four or five yenrs steam en
gines would be cavorting around In
these parts and that tho bulk of busi
ness would sweep by regardless of the
river.
"At nuntsvllle the arrival of the first
conch on the new road was made a gen
eral holiday by official proclamation.
The schools were dismissed and but lit
tle of anything was done until the
mall coach got In. I was among the
crowd of youngsters thnt gathered
around In admiration too deep . for
words.
'The Glasgow and Huntsvlllo Road
Cxmipany was a duly Incorporated con
cern nnd luid Its olllcers Just like a
railroad company. William Smith, who
Is yet llvliif at Moberly, ran the stage
line. A coach left Glasgow nnd llunts
vllle about the same time each morning,
furnishing dally mall each way. Ancll
Pros, operated large freight vans and
did a healthy business. The late W.
It. (Bob) Samuel of Huntsvllle was
secretary for the road, an Important
IKjsltlou which paid quite well during
the days of the road's activity, ,
Uoanoke, In Howard county, wns the
biggest tum-n' between the terminals. It
grew up Into quite a place during the
plank road's prosperity and many
stores were operated there. But by and
by the railroads came, the old road was
lorn up for firewood and Roanoke was
marooned far back In tho country,
swelling a long list of once good towns
that hnve become lost or forgotten."
Klluht o( the liutterUlea.
One of the must beautiful sights lu
the world Is the aiiuiu;! migration of
buttcrllles across the Isthmus of Puna
ma. Where they come from or whither
they go no one knows, and though
many distinguished naturalists have nt
'emplej to solve tint problem It Is stlil
n ktrangc a mystery as It was to the
l!rt European traveler who oljscrv'l
lr. Toward the u I of June a few K'-ttt-tercd
ier1;iic;iU are tlU-oveivd Hitting
out to him, itlii J us thi tl.iya j,'o by tint
ntiT'il.i r Increases until about July 11
or l.'i the ky Is ixrnMonnllv allium!
obscured by myriads of these frail In.
Sei'ts.
Mrx. Wlil'i? iryntpnlhcflcnlly) Su
your )iu -bund Is In Inmbltt again,
Maud": Mij. I'.!a i; f bcciily ) No'ui ;
lie's 1. lit o' trouble, tl.'ss liovV - lie scoilu.
ilni's In Jail. Pu-k.
'I I.e only thing wo can recommend ja
to endeavor to make an uninteresting
life lutercstlug as jtosslble.
Tho C'hlnoa) Arms'.
"Soldiers used to ' be dosplse4 , la
'hlnn and only tho coolies were con
.tiered suitable material for lighting
leu," says Owen MacDonnld In the
inimical World Magazine. "To-day oil
'jls Is changed, aud China has aa
ruiy to which It Is an honor to belong,
'omtoms have been superseded by
ireless telegraphic apparatus and alg
al balloons; masks have given place
0 field glasses, comic opera garb has
khu east off for khaki uniforms, and
ho twohnndled sword has become, the
iiyonct. China was first aroused to A
use of , her. . weakness, ami her
treugth, by the disaster of the war
.itili Japan In IS'.)!-. Hitherto she
ad slumbered like a great lazy giant,
aililng scornfully at the suggestion
'aat smaller and weaker nations, by
doptlng modern methods, might in
ure her. She had sublime faith In
ho force of the vast hordes sho could
brow Into the field."
Tho law imprinted on tho hearts of all
men la to love tho tncmbvrs of society as
1 hemsel res. Roman.
TESTED BY TIME.
A Care that Ha Hold Wood Foot
' Year.
Mrs. Mary Crurullsb. of 1130 West
Third street. Wilmington, Del., aaya:
"Some yenrs age I
began to feel t weak
and miserable,1, uu
one day awok ' frwi.
a nap with a plerclng
pulu la my back tlut
made in screami. For
two days I could not
move aud after th.it
I hat backache mul
dizzy spells all the
time. My ankles
swelled and I ran
.town dreadfully. I was nervous nnd
had nwtul headaches, I wonder that
any medicine could do what Donn's
Kidney Pills have done for me. They
cured me four yenrs ago and I hove
been well ever since."
Sold by all denlcrs. f0 cents a box.
Foster Mllburn Co.. Buffulo, N. Y.
Way of One Man,
He was romantic, but bashful for his
age. At 25 It Is expected nowadays
that a man should be mutter of fact
She was- his equal In romance, hut a
trlfie older, old enough, ludeed, to be
a widow. The conversation bad turn-'
td ou the ever-Important subject ot
mothers-lu-law. There waa a lull lu the
argument Gazing far, she sighed and
said: 1
"Ah, me! I shall never have another
mother-in-law!"
He loeked.at her with Interest for a
uouient, aud then suddenly blurted
out:
"My mother died when I was very
young!"
"It was an Inadvertence, but be could
not draw back. She threw herself luto
1:1s arais,' and they have lived happily
up to now. Pittsburg Prese.
FAMILY'S SKIN TROUBLES.
EcitstSi Heat Haxh stud Scalp Affec
tions AfUlet Different Member,
Hat Catlenra Cores Them.
"My wife had eczema for live or six
years. It was on her face and would
come and go. .We thought we would
give tbeCutleuru Remedies a trial. We
did so, and she bus never had a sign of
eczema for four years. I myself used
Cu t leu ra Soap and Cutlcura Ointment
some time ago for falling hair. I now
have a very heavy head of hair. We
used Cutlcura Remedies for our baby,
who was nearly bald when young. She
has very nice hair now. She Is very
llesliy, and we hud so much trouble
with beat that we ; would bathe her
with Cutlcura Soap and then apply
Cutlcura Olutuieat, It would dry the
heat up so much quicker than any
thing else. Mr. II. B. Sprlnginlre, ItH.'l
So. 'Cupltoi Street, Iowa City, lu., July
10, 1U05, aul Sept. 10, ltRHJ."
Cold Calculation.
"You should do something to claim
the gratitude of posterity."
"What for?" asked Senator Sor
ghum. "I, don't know that posterity
will' have anything I especially desire,
end If It should have there Is no way
for it to' deliver the goods." Washing
ton Star. . . . ' '
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When you have Heartburn, Colic, Coated
Tong i, Suspected Breath, Ackl-risinz-in-throa
., Gas-bclchins, or an incipient Cold,
tnk a Cnscnret.
Remember, all these are not merely P fa
comforts, but indications of a serious Cnusf.
ISip them in the bud cat a Candy Cas
carct. Cascarets don't puree, nor punish the
6tomach like "Uile-drivinc" Cathartics.
They act like Exercise ou the Bowel-
KIDNEY TROUBLES
The kMnera are essential nrtmns
for keeping the body free from lm-
Su Titles. If they should fail to work
cath would ensue in very akort time.
innammaUon or Irritation caused
by some feminine derangement may .
sprad to some extent to the KUIneva
and affect them, The cause can be
so far removed' by using1 Lydia. E.
imknama vegetable Comjround
that the trouble will disappear.
When a woman Is troubled with
pnin or weight in loins, backache,
swelling of tho limbs or feet, swell
ing umW the eyes, an uneasy, tired
feeling In the region of the kidneys,
she should lone so time In com
mencing' treatment with
Lydia E. Pinkham's
It may be the means of savlnir her
for Kate A. Ileum. 520 West 47th Street, New York, who writes,
Dear Mrs. Pinkham: "I owe a debt of gratitude to Lydia B. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound for It haa saved my life. I Buffered with
Kidney trouble, irregularltlea and painful periods, and my blood was
fast turning to water. I used your medicine for some time and it haa
made me strong and well."
Lydia B. Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound made from native roots
and berba cures Female Complaints, such aa Falling and Displacements,
and Ortrnnie Diseases. Dissolves and expela Tumors at an early stage.
It strengthens and tones the Stomach. CuresIIeadache, General Debility
and lnvigoratea the whole system. For derangement of the Kldneya in
either aes Lydia E. Pinkham a Vegetable Compound is excellent.
Mrt. Plnkham's Invitation to Women
Women suffering from any form
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., for
One trial will convince
you thai
Liivinvervt
will relieve soreness ond
stiffness Quicker and easier
than anv other nrenaraNora
sold for that purpose.
It penetrates to the bone.
-Quickens the blood, drives
away fatigue and gives strengths
and elasticity to the muscles.
Thbusdnds use Sloan's Linlmenr
rVsr rhettmnlUm nti mltin tnnYnfhm
we v wb'ssbsisi f stisjswt awwiitwiiv m -
Wl Wll WWl WtsftHa99 .Willi Fmmm
joints, cuts, bruises, cents, cramp
or colic and Insect stinas. SXs x
rRICL Z5i,50f. tIOO
Or. Earl S. Sloan. Boston.Mou.U.2
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3.00 & $3.50 GHOEO T"wTorTuo
gS'HOES FOR IVCRY MIMBIft OF.
-J JiJ JL M IL V, AT ALL SICSS. M .
jMVstfVVI bosroV. domm nvt tnmkmA mmk
THE UtASON W. L. Douls shews are worn by more raopls
In all walks ofl if. than any other mak.ls bsoausa ol their
.teellent tyl, , .aay-fittina, and .unerior weari n qualities.
Ilieilrftlunt)ftlieleatrieni and other material for aaoh part
or the aha. and .very detail of the m&kinst s looked after by
, thfmt comleteorBanlrtion of superintendent, formoand
killedshueruakcn, whoreoeiva th. higheat wace. paid i nth.
sLiiei miustrv. and whoa workmanship cannot fi. excelled.
. If i could take you. nto ruylarnfaotorie at Brockton. Mass.,
and show you hfiw carefully W. L, bouclaii shoes ar. mad., vou
wiiuldthen understand why they holdtheir ahape, fit belter.
wear: nnRdr and ar of greater value than anv other
"if mf.uumnd 9B.OO OU.r EDQEhmm
VV ' L"' I 1 h senuin. Lave W. L. Douglas
ran . .. i j . 1 . ti r .
The S.dasi-Chalr.
I'erbnps some expert in the Siamese
laaKuage will tell us what la Its word
for "sedan-chair." Whan the King of
Slam's minister, protesting against his
majesty's favor toward motoring, sug
gested recently that "the royal aedan
clialr" r.'us always at his disposal, It is
Improbable' tbut he used a word reml
ulseent ef the French town. For it Is
fronrbe scene of Napoleon III.'b col
lapse that the seilun-ehalr takes Its
nnine,' and perhaps remote posterity
will suppose that It bad some connec
tion with that event Bat Sedan first
produced these conveyances centuries
ago, and they' were seen in England In
1031. One used by James I.'a Bucking
ham provoked great popular outcry
against the employment of men as
beasts of burden. Sir 8. Duncombe Is
credited with having Introduced them
to Londou In 1034. And Bath knows
the Pickwickian sedan-chair to this day.
London Chronicle.
A (anlne Secret,
"Vou can always tell the people who
are uubappy ' from the look of tbelr
faces," suld the tired woman, "but If
you look out luto the court of a morn
ing you never can tell which dog it is
that has cried all night and kept you
awake." New York l'ress.
VSC' STIMULANT
WWf.LS.MAKf. fct BUiUO
Cure Constipation
eair.S to CIM4
--(.HMtnai
O
V yuurueaierior v . x.. uonguu .noes, ti n. cannot supply vou. wirJ
ii reel to factory. Bhoea wo t . verywuar. by maiL Catalog f rtM. W. U Deugiaa, Bretoa, MaVeZ
'M SBV . BBBa saaraTTBBW--
n 1 Tcis&
Muscles that propel Food,
and that squeeze the
natural Digestive Juices
of the body into Food.
Cascarets ward off, or
cure, the following diseases.
Constipation
Eilicusness
Indigestion
Dyspepsia
Torpid Liver
Appendicitis
RUeuuiatiim
The Vest Pocket box carrifd constantly
with you, like your Watch, or Lead Pencil,
will insure you against sickness.
But, don't forget that "a Cascarct In tima
is worth nine."
At all Druggists. 10 Cents a box. t
MISS KATE A. HEARN
Vegetable Compoun
life. ' Read what this medlcizvftdld
of female illness are invited to write
advice. It ia free. , . .
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name aud prios ttainued on boUim. 'raL
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20 Mule Team
O,
will cltasss svsry snick) Is ytsr laasttrr. ttkaea
r Slai.f r.. All Sealen. sastfia. ImIW aad
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PKCiriC COAST BORAX CO, ChlcatJ. I1U
Te sonvlaee aay
troaua that -Una
AxxtlMptJ. will
Improve bet heal Lb.
at4 all we eiaim
lar It. Wa will
Saw abaolntahr fraa A larsa trlaj
boa of rastias wuh kaok ot lattrue
tloos and genala. tssUmealais. Seed
year aaoe aud nmrsss a pastel eard.
PAsnaE
eieaases tf
aad ratals ri
at -
braaA at.
factions, such as nasal catarrh, pelvis
catarrh and InflamtnaUon caused by tttaU
nine Ills sore .jrcs. sore turoat aad
Btoutli, by direct local treatment. Its cur
ally, power over tbaas troubles Is extra.
ordinary and give. Immediate relU-t
Thousands of women ars using and reo
ommenduig It every day. to euta at
druggl'tsorby malL Remember, however,
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