.four girls
Ilestorcd to Health by Lydia E.
rinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Ml ad What That Sap.
MlseLlilIanRoss.BM
F.atft4th Street, New
York, writes: "LTdle
K. rinkhara'e Veteta
ibis Compound rer
t . cam Irreg u I ar i t lee, pe-
noato euaerlnr, ana
1 nervous headaches.
rafter eTemblna else
' bad failed to help Die,
and I feel it ft duty te
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to Lydla E. Pinkhsar't
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' am well, aftersuffecliic
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Alias Marie Elo Its-
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ilndlireetion, and poor
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Stable Componud cured
f me Of backache, side
ache, and established
my periods, after the
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' Why don't you try it ?
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THE REASON WHY.
Wby don't I never git married?
Wal, thar's reasons au' reasons, au'
then
I never did think much o' marriage
Let alone my opinion o' men.
They're a pore tort o' critter the bilin' 1
Thar a a few I aliow't fit ter live;
But fer makhV the run, I jeV wonder
Tbet their Maker Himself kin forgive!
An' luarriaga it mostly jea' mts'by
Au' trouble an' struggle au' strife.
Read the papers if you'd git a notion
What it la to be bitched up for life !
Land o' Guehen, I'm glad I ain't in it I
Thar ain't no man I ever obeyed ;
An' when I hear tell o' divorcee.
I'm proud to be called an "old maid."
I alius fought sby o' the men-folk :
An', to stick down to sober, atrn ia;ht
fact,
I must own that they none one 'em
never
. V.z fnr ei I've noticed was cracked
Upon me. So, you see 'mong my reasons
Fer not gittin' married, ye've tasked
Mo ter tell ye, the best of 'era may he.
My dear, that I never wuz aske.l !
Hoslon Globe.
Playing with fire
m
m :
m
m
Ho lunched at his club, anil drovj to
Cavendish square In the afternoon. A
footman Informed him that Mrs. Mow
bray was at home, and he was shown
Into tho drawing room and left to his
own reflections. After an Interval of
about five minutes she came In.
Tho three years which' hud passinl
since he had seen her had scarcely
changed her at all. He noted the small
head perfectly poised, with Its crown of
fair hair, the slightly tilted chin, ami
the gray eyes that had lingered in his
memory ever "since she had dismissed
him. Now he saw them ll(?ht up with
pleasure at the sight of him. She snilW
radiantly.
"C.eoflr:" she said, "Is it pimslb'eV"
"It's more than possible, It's nn ac
tual fact," he replied. "I got back to
England a week ago."
She looked at him with her head on
one side.
"You're not changed." she pro
nounced, after a pnuso of Inspection.
"You nre," he answered.
"Am I? In what way?"
"In a very important oue. When I
left you you were a girl; now you're a
married woman." , '
"A change for the better," she laugh
ed lightly.
"Of course! lOnpocially when your
husband Is so celebrated a man."
"OU, celebrity has Its penalties," she
nnsworod, smiling. "You see, my bus
band Is so Immersed In bU work I'.nd
has so many scientific meetings to at
tend that 1 see very little of him. At
times I urn tempted to wish that he
was not quite so distinguished."
"An Ill-natured friend." he said,
cheerfully, "Informed me this nionilnu;
that you crept under tho lens of his
microscope In order to attract his at
tention." "Horrid! Who was It? Well, in a
way I suppose I did. At least. I took
a lively Interest In all his doings. I
had made up my mind to marry ii!iu.
and found the Infusoria the best way
of accomplishing my purpose. You s-e
I am frank."
"Very frank. And now that you hav.
accomplished It. I supixise you are
quite happy."
"Not quite. One can't lie quite happy
hi this world, can one? You see, a
scleiitilii' 1111111 can't be always looking
down the microscope at oue object. So
after a time he took me off the slide
und began looking at the oUwc infu
soria." 1
"Kitty! You don't mean !"
She broke into a ripple of laughter.
"You absurd boy!" slm cried. "ll,w
could you tJiiuk ! Uut you don't
know the professor. lie Is older tiinii
I 11111. ft eourfe. Ami don't scppi sc
he had er looked nt a woiluii IjcI'. ic
well, before I put myself pnder the
lens. And now tlu.t he luis iictually
luarrted one of us - has gone tlu-ccivli
the ceremony, so te ppcnk I tun mir
he considers tint he Lug done his duly
by the sex for the rest Cf his day. No.
He has gone buck to the other kind of
Infusoria horrid little thi'ign with
waggly tails, lie finds thein more at
tractive. Y01: Kce how frank I am."
Thru be flanker still." he npil vl,
"and tell me why you luanicd hi;u:"
"Well, it was n Mini of exK'rijiient,"
she admitted. "1 wanted to know how
It felt to be the wife of a elcl-i -at-
VISSEIS ONE-FIFTH OF A MILS
contracted for the ronatnKtloa of tw ateainshijia that
are to have the auiaxlng length of 1,000 feet each, a
length 210 feet greater than that of the Lusltanla and
320 feet more Umiu waa yie length ot Brunei's great
failure the Great KuHtern. These two ateauishlpt aro
tutendod to be far ahead of anything yet designed. Kx
traordlnary i)eed will not be sought for In these larger
reuse a. About twenty knots an hour will be their
gait
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF OCEAN LTNEF.S.
man ; and besides I fell In love with
him."
"And was there nothing?" he asked.
In a slightly lowered tone, "no thought
no memory of ?"
"Of?"
"Weil, of me?" be said, bending down
a little toward her and looking keenly
Into her eyes.
She blushed a little.
"None at all," she answered, hurried
ly. "Don't be foolish, Geoff. All that
boy and girl uouseuse was over ever so
long ago."
He straightened himself.
"Oh, well," he said,, morosely. "I'm
Hfruid I must he going. So glad to have
seen you, Mrs. Mowbray. I'ray give my
kind regards to your husband and tell
him how greatly I regret "
"Now you are more foolish than ever,
Geoff," she laughed. "I'm not going to
let you go so soon. You must come
often, and we must see a great deal of
one another. I get so bored at times.
Sit down and have some tea, and tell
me all about South Africa."
At tea their tete-a-tete was Interrupt
ed by the appearance of the professor
and his sister. The professor was 'un
elderly man, stooping slightly under the
weight of his years, a trifle short-sighted,
and with little puckerlugs about his
right eye due to years of research at
the uilcroscojie. His sister, almost his
own age, rigidly erect In black satin,
had obvously no touch of bis absent
mindedness. She was even unpleasant
ly alert; and Geoffrey, as he caught her
eye fixed upon him with susplcloui in
quiry, felt absolutely uncomfortable,
and was glad when tue time came when
he could take his departure gracefully.
"Good-bye, Geoff," said Kitty, as aho
shook hands.1' "Uemember now we ex
pect to gee a good deal of you as long
as you are lu town."
"Delighted," murmured the professor.
"I'm a busy man myself. But my wife
will always be glad to entertain you."
Geoffrey lost no time in availing him
self of the Invitation so frankly ex
tended. At theaters, at concerts and
hi the pork, he was constantly to be
seen in Kitty's society. Her manner
CONSTANTLY TO UE BEEN IN KITTY'i SO
CIETY. tantalized him. She was always friend
ly, nlwaps glad to see him; and there
were times when he thought that thel."
Itlmacy was becoming more than mere
friendliness. But Kitty was elusive.
She knew how to skate daintily over
thin ice, to turn a difficult situation
with a laugh. It was slow work. But
In proKirtlon to its difficulty, bla de
sire increased until It became a pas
sion, wasting his days and giving him
sleepless nights. He hated the profes
sor now, and mingled with bis hatred
was a touch of contempt for the man
who. iKiHsesslug such a treasure, did not
know how to value It.
He was sitting nt tea with her. His
manner was moody and abstracted.
After a pause he looked up.
"I'm going away," he announced, ab
ruptly. "Going away!'' she cried. Involuntar
ily. "When?"
"To-night,"
"Tonight! Why?"
"Why not? I'm doing no good here
I've been a fool for staying so long."
She si rove to laugh, but the effort
was 11 failure. She was conscious of a
momentary sense of restraint. Then
she was actually frightened as he rose
and came over to her,
"You know why I am going," he said,
tersely. '"What right had you to play
with me all this lime to hold out si
promise';'"
"I gave no promise," she Interrupt
ed, quickly.
"No. you didn't; not In mi many
words. You hadn't the pluck for tint.
You didn't mean anytlilng really. Yo-.i
were content to piny."
K': was fascinated by bis earic-st
ney..
"!;-it. Geoff." she whimpered. 'ff 1
wore hot pl.v.vlfa';"
He knelt l.ii!e l;i'i and Ills fingers
ti; hteiied up 11 Iicr arm.
you were m.t '. Kitty! Do yon
n :.!! wli;-'t you arc sii;. IngV Come with
mo ho j r-viix. t'-i-nlghl. I'v? made all
LONG.
arrangements to leave for Paris. W
can catch the 11 o'clock from Victoria.
Will you come?"
"Oil, how can I? Yes. No. I dou't
know !"
The sound of the opening door star
tled them. He stood up swiftly, Just In
time, Miss Mowbray, the professor's
sister, entered the room. When aba
saw them her eyelids narrowed. Half
an hour later Miss Mowbray confront
ed her brother In his study.
e e e e e
Geoffrey bad Intended to send In ths
note by the servant. But seeing tha
professor, a flash of mischievous hu
mor made him hand It to him.
"For Mrs. Mowbray?" he said. "Do
you mind? Thanks, so good of you. It
contains a few arrangements for our
expedition this evening. We are going
to tha theater."
The professor took It In silence, ,nd
watched him as he turned away. Then
he went Into the house and entered the
drawing room. His wife was leaning
ngalnst the mantelpiece.
"From Mr. Arnott," lie said, handing
It to her gravely.
She ojicned It with assumed careless
ness. It contained a desperate appeal.
For a moment she felt an Intense Indig
nation that he should have dared to
make her husband the bearer of such a
message. Then the Are died down, and
she thought of what life might possibly
come to mean wltb a man who loved
her and who did not merely accept her
as a fact in the routine of a somewhat
colorless life. She raised her eyes to
meet those of her husband. '
"Thomas," she said, curiously, "are.
you busy this evening?"
"I have a meeting," he answered du
biously. "Is It very Important?" she asked,
with a slightly mocking stress upon tin
word.
"It has n certain Importance."
"Then you wouldn't give it up If 1
asked you?" she snld slowly.
Some Instinct told hlin that the ques
tion meant much to him.
"I would," he answered, quietly.
"Oh, Thomas!" she cried, surprised.
"But your meeting! Why?"
"Because, my dear." he answered,
courteously, "I consider it more Im
portant to please you. Do you really
wish me to give It up?"
"Mr. Arnott and I am going to a
theater," she said. "I do wish you
would come with us."
"I will." he answered.
She let the letter fall into the fire,
and watched its edges curl and blacken
In the flames.
"He Is to call for us at 7," she said.
The theater party was not a success.
Constraint reigned In the box. Arnott
strove hard for a word with Kitty, but
she gave him no chance. She kept her
husband constantly at her side. When
It was over, Arnott shook hands, a de
feated man.
"Good-bye, Mrs. Mowbray," he sold.
"I shall not see you again. I leave for
1'arls to-morrow."
"A pleasant Journey," she answered.
When he had gone, the professor,
conscious of the evening's restraint,
looked at her anxiously.
"I'm afraid you have not had a pleas
ant evening, my dear," he said.
"No matter," she replied. "I'm so
hiiPI'A Thomas. Take me home."
Black and White.
Sticking (o tbe Dlaaarrrable Job.
It Is the man who can stick to the
disagreeable Job, do It with energy and
vim, the man who can force himself to
do good work when he does not feel
like doing It In other words, the man
who Is muster of himself, who has s
great purpose, and who holds hlmsell
to his aim, whether It Is ngreeublo or
disagreeable, whether he feels like It
or dues not feel like Jt that wins.
It Is easy to do whut Is ugreeablo, to
keep at the thing we like and are en
thusiastic about ; but It takes real grit
to try to put our whole soul into that
which h distasteful and against which
our nature protests, but which we are
compelled to do for the sake of others
who would suffer If we did not do It.
To go every morning with a stout
heart and an elastic step, with courage
and eiithtiKliisni, to work which we are
not tilted for and were rot Intended to
do, work iiKiilnst which our very na
ture protests, Just because It Is our
duty, ainl to keep this up. year lu and
year out, require heroic qualities. ().
S. Munleii In 8 1 11 1 -ess M.r-rnzltie.
'1 be Itrltirt - 111 1 11 1 lie.
I It- I ! where the lii'M 111:111 who
!i'VCiHd 11 li'iii-e.ir propffiil 01' miir
n.'.U.- I:;.H roMiii.ill.'.l siiiclde.
She- -Weil, lli.il prove lMiitni t.j.
rept Unit we w men h ive :"t It a L'I'.iliv;
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"Here, my dear," said the husband,
producing his purse, "here it 1-70 1 wou
playing cards over at Urowa't last
night. You may have It to buy that
dress you wauted."
Reluctantly tha conscientious wife
took the money; then said, wltli an ex- '
presalon of rigid rectitude:
"I simply shudder at the thought of
rising money galued In such a way. 1
Henry, promise uit that after you have
woo enough for me to buy the hat to
go with the dress you will never agala '
touch those awful cards. I dou't waat
nt Malum,! fit ltA.w.1,1 m ,tiltl.ii " '
Et. Louts Glol Democrat.
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A CeaJltloa Cmm with KI4y
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Mrs. Marls Slpfie, 4ri Miller St..
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fl6 AN ICBIWAS BKALIZED
Oa a Crop la Westera Caaada Last
Year Another Farater Realises
tllil.BO per Jere trout Hie Wlirat
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Charles McCoruilck, of Kcuvllle,
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"During ths season or 1007 I hud
100 acres In crop on the S. V. quarter
of section IS, township 3., range 21.
west of ths Principal Merldlau, West
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Eighty acres at 22 bushels per acre,
which I sold for 90 cents per bushel,
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From this I deducted for expenses of
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"The value of my crop per acre of
wheat U f22.50. I threshed 1,750 busli
ela of wheat from 70 acres, and was
offered 00 cents a bushel for It; oats,
13 acres, 500 bushels, and barley, S
acres, 80 bushels. I do not know If I
have been doing ths best lu this din
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No. 1( 1DOH.
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ward off ninety per cent of Life's ordinary Ills.
Eat one of the 6ix candy tablets contained
In that T'Vest Pocket Box" whenever you
suspect you need one.
It can't hurt you, and it sure Insurance
against serious sickness.
When you have Heartburn, Colic, Coated
Tonuue, Suspected Breath, Acid-risinc-in-throat,
Gas-belching, or an incipient Cold,
take a Cascaret.
Keme-iiber, all these are not merely Pis
comforts, but indications of a serious Crme.
JSip them in the bud eat a Candy Cas
caret. Cascarets don't purge, nor punish the
Stomach like "Bile-driving" Cathartics.
They act like Exercise on the Bowel-
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Always rtuBbcr the full " nam.
lor tbia signature on every box.
FVJKI0C8 HUMOR ON CHILD.
Ilehlas, Bleeding Sores Covered
erir . blear Helped Hep ( ail.
era Cares tier In Five Daye.
"After my gmuddaughter of about
seven years bad been cured of the
measles, she was attacked about a fort
night later by 11 furious Itching and
m I u Till eruption nil over her body, es
psrlslly the upper wrt cf It, forming
watery and bleeding sores, especially
under tbe arms, of considerable size.
Fhe suffered s great denl aud for three
weeks ws mimed her every flight, ns
Ing all tbe remedies we could think of.
Nctliiag would help. We tried the
Cutlcurs Itetiiedles and after twenty
four hours we noted considerable Im
provement, and after u1tig only one
couiplett kvt of the t'utKura Heiiicdles.
In the consecutive days the little one,
much to our Joy, bad been entirely
cured, a I'd has been well for a long
time. Mrs. F. lluefenacht, R. F. p. No
S. Uakerafivld, Cal., June 23 and July
20, VJt-C."
A uw agricultural building Is to be
erected fur Ibr I'niversity of Maine at a
0.1 of about $.".:. KK.
Mis Wlasluw's Ruethlna Smir for Child
tee iretuiua. aufteus the guine, reduces la
tHUiiiialt.iii. allays pain, rura wind oolle,
."c a built.
Kwslera Xo Collector.
"The beauty about my surgical prac
tice." buiutued the niOK.piiro, "it tbat I
always put iu my bill at the time of tb
e.veratiuu."
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IO rarBiail ar4r Dt. tiiM 1U1M
tin. Hmw,i. Si r rrra SS IrUI Wwts Mil traatu.
a. a. a. BUNS, U., l tnt Im, rkiitealrkia, ra
It is snj.uij iliai tue cuinuulsory adop-
liou of the incandescent ayaieui of elec
tric lighting in rftiues will greatly cut
iiom u tie deatli roll. '
ret life rye Salve 10O Years Ol",
rclievea tired eyes, quickly cures eye aches,
inasmed, sore, watery or ulcerated ryes.
All ilruggists or Uonsrl Bros., Buffalo
If all I lie Bell telephones made eacb
veer were bleuded into a single instru
ment it would be nearly SOU miles bigb
soil weigh 4.01)0 tons.
There ia need for Garfield Tea when
the skin is sallow, the tongue coated, and
whoa bradacbea art frequent.
A l'krslelaa;lral Ki plannlloa.
"The eyes are th windows of the
soul."
"I suppose, then, that Is wby In many
people they look so glassy." Baltimore
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MEN, BOVS, WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
wjcpa W. L. Douotaa mnkam and aatlt
man' a $2.BO, 93.00 nef a.U
than any other nunufaoturmr
JEkiV warld. baoauaat thaw hmld
Ila
ahaom, lit battar, waa Imnaar,
C7T ara or graatar vmlua than may
ifiMi lit thm mrorld ta-da v.
W. L Douirist U and SS fill! Edna Sheet Cannot
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. Ifa woogiaa name ana pnoa
t-M4Ml CataUog lro to any avddrfjMa,
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Muscles that
and that
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natural Digestive Juices
of the body into Food.
Cascarets ward off, or
cure, the following diseases.
Comtipation
L'iliousnest
Indigestion
Dyspepsia
Torpid Liver
Appendicitis
Rheumatism
The Vest Pocket box carried constantly
with you, like your Watch, or Lead Pencil,
. will injure you against sickness.
But, don't forget that "a Cascaret In time
is worth nine." '
At alj, Druggists. 10 Cents a box. ca
Look
tfa.
The rreAtest test of tbot tul
ity is in the worst tkoe and it Is
in this particular fcraacfc that ws
lead. Farmers, misers, Usher
Baa, mechanics, and working
mm in all occupations, will find
tost tncy can gtt doubls the
out 01
WORE SHOES
Ther arc stoutly made through
out ot ths most durable upper
stock and toughest sole leather
obtainable. Their trsafth sn
wearing fialltlei Caaatt bs
equaled.
Your dealer wfll supply foul
if not, write to us. Look lor ths
Mayer Trade Mark ea ths sole.
ear Honor bllt Shoes for
Sunday
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Company
IHWAUKEE, wis.
PRinTERSVlwS3
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I AND STIFFNESS CO WHEN YOU OU
JACOBS OIL
THIS WELL-TRIED. OLD-TIME
REMEDY FILLS THE BILL
25.. AU DRUGGISTS. COo.
CONQUERS
PAIN
mar "lrt
Bs Eouallsd At Am Piles
is Bimfi mmra. - - - " -IT" "jrr
Six Shots
for 10c
propel Food,
squeeze the
Catarrh Hivet
Colic Ja undies
Bad Breath tfaust
Diabetes Vertigo
Ileadachi Scrofula
Diarrhoea Womanly
Flatulence Troubles
Worm
Piles
Ulcers
Pimpitt
Blolckes
Eczem .
Dysentery
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