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(,S CONSTIPATION RELIEVED LlLS ffisinJ Mailed postpaid on re "TttJiE ceipt of price Tou can't hve a beautiful complex Ion If your blood Is Impure or 11 you uffr with Indigestion or any stomach rr liver ailment Munyon's Paw-Paw Fills regulate the bowels, correct Indigestion, constlpa tlon, biliousness, torpid livers, Jaun dice, sallow and dull complexions. They purify tho blood and clear the skin of pimples, sores and most eruptions. One pill Is a gentle laxative; tw pills a thoroueh physic. They do not gripe, they do not weaken. Price 25c. MUNYON'S REMEDY CO., E3rd and Jefferson Sts.. Phila.. Pa. BLINDNESS NO HANDICAP. Sightless Explorer Gori Around the World Without Attendant. The recent refusal of a railway booking clerk to Issue a ticket to a blind man who was unaccompanied by a aulde would have sounded rathef ridiculous to James HoJman, the fa mous "blind traveler." Although absolutely sightless, thti remarkable man visited, very early li the last century, almost every plac of note In the world, and throughout his wanderings he was quite unat tended. Yet he never met with any serious mishap, saya Pearson's Week- Ills energy and adaptability wen marvelous. He scaled lofty moun tains, forded broad and rapid stream! and crossed In safety sandy deserts that taxed to the utmost the power of normally constituted individuals. Naturally he met with many ad ventures, some of which he Incorpo rated in a most interesting volume, now long out of print and very rare. At one time ho wa3 traveling In th v.'.lds of Eastern Siberia, driving hla own eloign, which he picked out each morning from a number of others and harnessed himself. This was re. ported to the Russian governor, wh ordered him to be arrested and de ported as a spy, believing his blind ness to be assumed. He was probably the only mail European who has ever been con ducted over an Orlantal seraglio, an experience which befell him not one only, but on three occasions. This was done to gratify the curiosity pi the dusky beauties of the harem, who were glad to be able to see and con- ' verse with an educated white man, 1 .hjput losing caste by being seen in I thAtr turn I Many other blind travelers have since made similar extended tours, and one of them, Dr. Louis Shep herd, has recently beaten all records by going twice around the world, cov ering, In the course of sightless wan derings, over 100,000 mlle3. But then of course traveling is not now the difficult and dangerous business it was In Holman's times. ' Blessing in Dispraise. , "Sometimes our disappointments come to be recognized as blessings," (aid the ready made philosopher. I "That's a fact," answered the flip want person. "It's always a sweet re fllef to me to discover in the morning at I forgot to wind the alarm clock." Washington Star. DON'T DESPAIR. r-'.fl-;- .... , .,;. 'Rend the EaperlCSce oi a Minne sota Woman and Take Heart. If your back aches and you feel sick, languid, weak and miserable dny after day don't worry. Doan's Kidney Pills have cured thousands of women in the same condi tion. Mrs. A. Ileiman of Stillwater, M I n n., says: "But for Doan's Kidney Pills I would not be living now. They cured me in 1899 and I've been well since. I used to have such pain in my back and once I fainted. The kid ney secretions were much disordered and I was so far goue that I was thought to be at death's door. Since Doan's Kidney Pills cured me I feel as if I had been pulled back from the tomb." Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. English Pnuper'a Ingenuity. How a pauper obtained wool to knit socks and mittens, which he sold to enable him to buy tobacco, was de scribed to the West Ham magistrates recently, the London Chronicle says. The pauper was Thomas Ledgett, aged 49, an inmate of the Stratford branch of the Poplar Union, and he was charged with damaging a number of blankets, the property of the guard tans.' The master of the workhouse found that the wool binding the edges ot "blankets was being removed, and that in five days no fewer than 343 blan kets were so rtunintred. A search fail ed to dis'over who was taking the wool, but when l-edjett was removed to the faim eolr.ny at Lalndon it came to the knowledge of the master that he bad leen teen knitting with pin'.c wool. Friday the master went to Lalndon. rn.l en searching the prison er's bed be found a bag filled with balls of pin1-: wo-.!, evidently stripped from the 1,'. a: Vets, and three so.'Ua knitted with pink wool. Ledgett, who dented that he had stripped 345 blan kets, was feme need to two months' hard labor. j Quads' Kl relet Conking. In tireless cooking there are certain things to be remembered by the Inex perienced cook. Oen is that if a dish Is left indefinitely in the cooker it will sour. Soups,, stews, vegetables and such things must be removed after twenty-four hours, and less in hot weather. Another thing is that some foods require a longer time on the Are before being put In tho cooker than others do. According to Harper's Ba taar, cereals may take only ten min utes, and touRh meat half an hour; it is best to find out something about the length of time the different things re quire before beginning to use the cook er. Generally speaking, all Indigestible things take longer than the reBt; oat meal, beef stew, corned beef and beans need more time than steamed pud dings, rice and chicken. A third thing to remember is this: Everything that takes a very long time to cook is im proved and the process hastened if, when the time is half up and the food cooled, the pall Is removed and re heated without opening it, and put back again. In all cooking also you must be careful not to uncover the pall with the food in It before putting it in the box. It must be kept tightly covered from the time it Is pot on the Are or the steam will escape and the meat or soup cool so that It cannot cook. Put everything in as quickly as possi ble, and cover at once. Health and Beauty Hint. Clam broth is good for a weak stom ach. Cranberry poultice is recommended for erysipelas. Daily exercise with light dumb bells eventually cures round shoulders. Try taking cod liver oil In tomato catsup if you want to make It pala table. Mustard plasters made with the white of an egg do not blister the skin. To cure a 6tlng of bee or wasp, mix common earth with water and applj! at once. When a cut will not heal, saturate a piece of absorbent cotton with coal oil and bind on. Nothing takes the oil from the skin more quickly than a soap that does not agree with it. If you wish to scent the false pom padour, lay it on the rose Jar or on top of it and cover for several hours. A sure relief from thirst when water Is not to be obtained is derived from holding a dry pebble or a button in tho mouth, i Buttermilk is excellent for the com plexion and may be used dally, wash ing with it, letting It dry on, and then rinsing in warm but not hot water. Hay'm Snlt. The boy's milt made after this model Is certain to win his own approval. It is masculine In effect. It allows him to run and to race to his heart's con tent and Is quite easy to put on and to take off. At the same time that it possesses all these advantages, it Is becoming and attractive to the looker on, and it can be made from u great many different materials. Sneexe and Sla-h. A sneeze is exactly like a cough, lave that the obstruction occurs in the nostrils, owing to the deposit of some Irritant or foreign matter, and that the blast ot air is thrown out through the nose Instead of through the throat and mouth. Why do we slghT When grieved or depressed the tendency is te hold the breath. This means that the body suffers for oxygen; and the long, deep breath which we call a sigh obtains for itself the necessary amount Of oxygen. Popular Science Sittings. racking; Hat. In packing your hat for the summer vacation see that the crown Is well stuffed, so it will not become crushed. It is not necessary to use tissue pa per for this. Stockings, handkerchiefs and other sift articles of clothing will answer the purpose quite as wMl. If the hat Ixvists of ribbon loops see that these, too. are kept in shape with crushed tissue paper. Pin the hut carefully l.ito tho trunk, s it will not slip around In transit. t'uu valearen-e. It Is a common error to suppose that health and strength depend on taking plenty of strong meat and drink, living In warm rooms, clothing snugly and avoiding cold air, and es pecially cold winds, says Good Health. NEW FALL HATS. VELVET ATD Lft.CE. VELVET AND : doner jie invauii i.s his mind free from this and makes a start to ward hardening his body and accus toming himself to exercise the muscles in a Ifcalthful fashion, tho better will the possibilities be for his recovery. The conditions which make for health and happiness are: A moderate diet of plain, wholesome food, a life of reg ularity, and above all, healthful exer cise la tb.e open air. A patient may be very weak and even confined to bed, but so long as there Is no fever or existing Inflammatory conditions that might be aggravated by activity, noth ing need hinder him from making a start In physical culture. Frettlnu; Injures the Stomach. "Do you know that your stomach slumps actually slumps from two to four inches In your body if you make a practice of worrying and frettlug?" said a woman lecturer. "First your mouth droops till you can't lift the corners of It. Your chin gets big oh, you're anything but an impressive picture then! But worse comes. Your stomach slumps and colls up on itself, and your diaphragm sort of falls on your stomach and your stomach gets Irritated and creates poisonous gases. "Then your heart feels as if it were giving out, and you say: 'Oh, I don't know what's the matter; I can't climb these stairs I must have heart dis ease.' Heart! Legs are to climb stairs with, and poor mlfgulded women think they'ye go( o pull themselves up with their hearts. "Stop playing dirges inside your selves. Tuck your abdomens back into the right places; don't worry and you'll be all right." Say Something Good. Pick out the folks you like the least, and watch them for a while; They never waste a kindly word, tlAVy never waste a smile, They criticise their fellowmen at every chance they get; They never found a human Just to suit their fancy yet. From them I guess you'd learn some things, If they were pointed out Some things that every one of us should know a lot about. When someone "knocks" a brother, pass around tho loving cup Say something good about him, If you have to make It up. H. Fontaine Little. To Make Curtains Hans Straight. Curtains, especially those reaching the sill only, are often difficult to make fall into graceful folds. There is often too much fullness in one place and too little in another, despite the many efforts to improve their condi tion. This can be remedied by laying tho curtain, when ready to be hung, along the ironing board evenly. It should then be doubled and very lightly pressed with a cool Iron. Fold again and press and continue folding until It measures only about four Inches. Place on the rod, and the curtain will hang gracefully. The Iron should not be so hot as to form deep creases. For the Dunlni-u Ulrl. A clean blotter on the desk. A fresh ribbon on the machine. Well kept finger nails. A note book to jot down Important memoranda. Silenco when you feel like tattling. Ixiyalty to your firm. A cheery "Good morning." A llttlo consideration for the feel ings ot others. Ptomaine I'otaouliiu'. Tho first thing to do Is to cause vo miting by drinking freely of warm water :.nd putting the finger in the throat or some emetic. Then take a full Injection of some warm water Into the bowels and drink freely of ollvo oil. If there Is puln in the abdomen or bowel!,, apply hot cloths, friinuently chanced. Slio Viu the Tarty. A iiKi'iou fit the most determined character was encountered by a young woman reporter on a country paper, who was Kent out to Interview leading citizens h to their politics. "May 1 STRAW AND VELVET ALONE. see Mr. '!" she asked of a Btern- looking woman who opened the door at one house. "No, you can't," an swered the mrtron, decisively. "But I want to know srhat party he belongs to," pleaded the girl. The woman drew up her tall figure. "Well, take a good look at me," she said. "I'm the party he belongs to." Vntversallst Leader. The Brooklyn Suffrago Association recently celebrated Its fortieth anni versary. Italy gives dowries to poor girls. In Sicily alone there are 634 societies for this purpose, with an endowment of $3,100,000. If Japanese parents do not find mat rimonial corapanlnos for their sons and daughters, both parents and chil dren are looked upon as disgraced. The Rev. Dr. Anna Shaw declares that this year's congress of Interna tional Woman's Suffrago Alliance has accomplished more than The Hague conference. Mrs. Helen Woods Miller left $20,000 to Brown University to be used In Us department of comparative anaromy. The rest of her estate Is to go to the Woman's College, Baltimore. Mary Chilton was not the first per son to land from the Mayflower at Plymouth, according to Investigations by Samuel Arthur Dent, which have been recorded In the proceedings of the Bostonlan Society. Mrs. Susan Frances Hemenway, who was one of the chief heirs of Mr. Rose, who founded the Rose Polytechnic at Terre Haute, in her turn left about $500,000 to the institution and an en tire block in the heart of the city for the use of the school. fame of Crowded Teeth. When a man had more teeth than his Jaw could conveniently hold. It used to be the theory of dentists f explain tha.t he had inherited the large teeth of one parent and the small Jaw of the other. Recently some good observers, notably Dr. Sim Wallace and Dr. Harry Campbell of England, stated that the trouble Is not hereditary; that it had Its beginning in each person's babyhood, and that our teeth are poor and Irregular and our Jawa contracted because we do not exercise these parts sufficiently during the weaning process. In sup port of this statement, they point out the fact that the first set of teeth Is practically never Irregular, never overlaps and is very seldom defec tive. A Irlnar Hint. Every washwoman knows the nuis ance of hanging out a large family's handkerchiefs, collars, finger bowl doll ies and other small articles. To pin, them to the Hue takes time mid pa tience. One old colored woinun has hit on a plan of drylns that saves her many minutes. She bad her mistress make her a long shallow bag of strong white mosquito netting, with a draw Hiring at the top und tapes sewed at the corners and at Intervals of 3 or 4 lpehen between. When the small articles wero ready for hanging on the line they were laid carefully in the bag, tho string drawn up so they would not blow out and the bag pin ned to the line by tho tapes, for tho sun and ulr to filter through tho open meshes of the net. To .Mr. Sinn. Always ask tho advice of the wom an who loves you most lefore taking an Important step and then do on you think beHt. In the Hunt ( la.a. The woman with a hunted look U usually hunting a mirror. Vain Painted On. Well painted is value added whether the house be built for one thousand dollars or Un thousand. Well painted means higher selling value, and higher occupying value for there's an addi tional pleasure In living in the home that Is well dressed. National Lead Company have made It possible for every building owner to be absolutely sure of pure white lead paint before applying. They do thin by putting upon every package of (heir white lead tholr Dutch Boy Painter Trademark. That trademark Is a com plete guarantee. National Lead Company assist In making the right vme of tho right paint by sending free upon request to all who ask for It, their "Houseowners' Paint ing OutOt No. 49." This outfit includes a book of color srhcnips for either ex terior or Interior painting, a book of specifications and an Instrument for detect Ing adulteration In paint ma terlnls. Address National Icad Com pany, 1H02 Trinity Building. New York City, and tho outfit will be promptly sent to you. The use of wind motors as genera tors of electric power Is greatly on the Increase In Denmark. BABY HORRIBLY BURNED Or llolllnaj ftrnnae Skin All Tame OtT One Sliln ( Knee and llend Thought Hep nianaured (or Lite 1 nl I ulli'ura o Sear Left. "My bahy was sluing beside the fender and we were preparing the breakfast when the frying pan full of boiling grease was upset and it went nil over one side of her face and head. Some one wiped the scald with a tow el, pulling the entire skin off. We took her to a doctor. He tended her a weok nnd gnve me some stuff to put on. But it all festered and I -thought the baby was disfigured for life. I used about three boxes of Cntieuru Ointment and it was wonderful bow It healed, lu about live weeks It was better and there wasn't a murk to tell where the scald had been. Her skin Is Just like velvet. Mrs. Hare, 1, Henry St., South Shields, Durham, Kng., March 22, lix8." Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Sole Props, of Cutleura Remedies, Boston. In Purls tm-iv .ue mlrty-two miles of underground railways, which carry 36,000 pussengers a day. Twenty-five miles more road uro under considera tion. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind Yen Have Alleys Bought Bears the Signature EuglUh Ulllleult to l'rouonnee. The difficulty of English for stran gers does not lie in its orthography, but in Its pronunciation. Abroad, peo ple will constantly say that they can read and write English readily while unable to utter a word or to under stand a word of the spoken language; as, ot course, vice versa, a great many English and Americans can read and write French, long before they can understand, or make themselves un derstood; the other languages are Just as difficult for them to pronounce as EngllsK is for others. The only dlffeienco fv that English stands alone with its system or lack of system, of pronunciation. When a Frenchman knows how to write German, he Is at the same time able to speak the lan guage, if not beautifully, at least so as to be understood; the same holds for a German speaking French. Prof. Albert Sclilnz, in the North American Kevlew. Chooae Your Word. A lady who was very plain-looking called on a friend. This friend's little girl came into the room and her mother Introduced her. "nut, mamma, Isn't she awfully homely," said the "young hopeful." "Why, Laura, you mustn't say such things; It isn't polite." "I meant it only as a Joke." "But, dear, how much more of a joke It would have been If you had said 'how pretty she is.'" Success Magazine. Atk Your Dnittt For Allen't Foot-Eaio. "I tried ALLK.V'S KOOT-BASB recrnt ly, and have Juwt bought another supply It tian cured my corns, and the hot, burn ing and iti'hlng Hennatlon In my feet which was ulmo.st unbearable, and I would not be without It now. Mrs. W. J. Walker, Camden, N. J." Bold by all Druggists, 20c. I'rusKia Ik introducing Kuecial cart t doj truvelem. Worth It. Wrluht In Cold. Ifa rKTTlT'S KYK SAI.VE, utrenfrth ens eyes of the old, tonic for eye strain, rak and watery eyes. All druggists or Howard Itron., Ituffalo, N. Y. Not more than .'!, M) Hliirs are visible to the naked eye. 13 Till fcl'MMEK SEASON rhlldr.. ovvrtDdulg. In ..ftni fruit with Mftmtrh nln. n. . uou.UMu.nc.; uiutli.r. .Ruulil h.v. ou !iu l.lu klll.r(l"rrji lU ). K&c.. sbo. u4 to., bettlw. Ilia Forte. One of the characteristics of H. H. Rogers was his love of a Joke, even at his own expense. The humor lost nothing by that In Mr. Rogers' opin ion. This was one of his favorite Btorlea: He, William C. Whitney and sev eral other friends were discussing the succession to the presidency of Yale, then vacant before the election of Prof. Hadley, who then held the chair of economics. Another professor, longer at the university than Dr. Had ley, was a caudldate, and bis chances of winning the honor were under dis cussion. "Well," said Mr. Rogers, "If I had been as long around YaJo as Prof. So and So, I'd be president." "No, Henry," retorted Mr. Whitney, "you would probably own the ground and the buildings, but you would not bo president." Mr. Rogers always told that story with a chuckle. "You can print that some time," he Mid to a Detroit Tree press man. PUTNAM Celer aeees Wiakler sas laslarcslera Ikaa aey asy f anacei wiiseai n, t nuj seen, wries isr aee Making Americana. Outside the big public school 147, en Henry and Ootivorntuf street, the other day, several thousand alien mothers stormed the sates and scolded the police and shrieked for their chil dren. It was an hour of hysteria. Inside the building the children were marshaled to their classrooms, where the habit of order asserted It self. Sixty boys, constituting tho po lice force of No. 147, took the situa tion in hand, some of them guarding the yard from Intrusion, while others sallied through the gates to reassure the hysterical women. Within ten minutes the disorder was over." Event ually such mothers as Insisted after the others had gone away were taken to various rooms to see their children at work. Nowhere else In the United States Is an event possible Just like this at No. 147. Tho shrieking mothers out side the school, the quiet children in the classrooms, the steady-voiced moni tors at their appointed work of restor ing peace and order these went in their several ways to form the most striking spectacle possible In these days of a new American in the mak ing. New York World. OPENING OF THE STANDING ROCK AND CHEYENNE RIVER INDIAN RESERVATIONS. The opening of tho Standing Rock I and Cheyenne River Indian Reserva-1 tlons In South Dakota and North Da kota In October will give thousands of people 1G0 acres of fertile farming lands for a small sum per acre. Aberdeen. South Dakota, on the Chicago, Mh.waitkvp. & Sr. Favi. Railway, and Mobrldge and Lenimon, South Dakota, on the Ciiicauo, Mil wai kf.k & ProFT Sound Rau.way. are points of registration. You can reen ter any day from Oct. 4 to 23. The drawing will take place at Aberdeen on October 26. This land opening will also give you a splendid opportunity to see the coun try via the new line to tho Pacific. Coast. Descriptive folder free. F. A. MILLER, General Passenger Agent Chicago, Mil waukee and St. Paul Railway, Chi cago. Only per cent of Spain's 2O,Vf0O0 population are able to mid and write. Mrs. Wlnnlov's Soothing Syrup for children teething, soften the gum, re duces IntlRiimmtlon, iillnys pain, cures wklnd collie. 26c a bottle. Knew When to Stop. The Bhiewd lawyer knows when to stop questioning, and none Is more, shrewd than tho one who, conducting a case of bribery, questioned a man the other day, who Is rated high In tho business world. "Have you yourself ever refused a bribe?" he asked. "No, but " "That Is all," said the lawyer. At a latter time he was asked why he had dismissed the witness bo soon. "Because," he replied, "I knew by the 'but' that he was going to tell me no one had ever attempted to bribe him." lie Mulil Outalite. Tramp (otitsido the gate) Madam, .uny I ask does your dog bite? Mrs. Jaye (in the garden) Yes, he does; and please don't come in. We are very particular Rhout what we feed him on! San Francisco Examiner. No Man is Stronger Than His Stomach A ttronit nan is etrong oil over. No man can be etrontf who ia tuBering from weak stomach wiih its consequent indigestion, or from some other disease of the stomach and its associated organs, which im pairs digestion and nutrition, l-'orwliea the stomach is weak or diseased there is a loss of tho nutrition contained in food, which is the source of all phyUcal strength. When a man " doesn't feel just right," when he doesn't sleep well, has en uncomfortable feeling in the stomach after eating, is lunguid, nervous, irritable and despond ent, he is losing the nutrition needed to make utrength. Such a man mhould use Dr. Pierce' b Golden Medical Discovery, it cures diseases ot the stomach and other organs ot digestion and nutrition. It enriches the blood. Invigorates tho liver, strengthens the kidneys, nourishes the nerves, and mo G7l9 HI-ALT II aXD STRENGTH TO THE WHOLE BODY. You can't afford to accept letrtt nostrum as substitute tor this non alcoholic medicine op known composition, not even though the urgent dealer may thereby make little bigger profit. Ingredients printed on wrapper. FREE TO YOU-MY SISTER 'MIEF I am a woman. Ac n x , j ey treatment a complete trlaitand If ynu should wish to continue. It will coot you only about 1 cents a werk, or less than 2 cents a day. It will not interfere with your work or occupation. Just send Kid your name and address, tell me how you sutler II you wih. and I will send you the treatment, lor you case, ent Irelylree, Innlain wrapper, by return mail. 1 will also send you, free Of cast, my: book-"WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER" with esolanatory illustrations showinf why worn ejl sutler, and how they can easily cure themeelvea at home. Rvery woman should have it, and leara) la think for herself. Then when the doctor says "You must have an operation." yon cast decide, lor yoursrlt. Thoasandsof women havecured themselves with my home remedy. It cures all Oldoryeunf. To Mothers Of Daughters I will explain a simple home treatment which speedily and effectually cures Ieucorrhoea. Ureen Sickness and I'aiulul or Irregular Menstruation in Yonnj Ladles. I'lumpness and hnulth always results from its use. Wherever you live, I can refer you toladirsol your own loi ality who know and will gladly tell any sufferer that this Home treatment really Cures all women s disease, and make women weU. stronir, plump and robust. Just Send me your address, and the tree ten days' treatment ia youra. also the book. Write today, as you may not see this oiler attain. Address MRS. M. SUMMERS. Box I. Noire Dame, Ind., I). S. JL fofs tdi V&V4t??H 7-97 PEKhi...,..i--l TH. O.V THAT FADELESS DYES slker 4 vs. Ooc 10c ssckaat celers all libers. Tsty eeeeiei as a w at s, meets sea sua veiers. AFTER DOCTORS FAILED LydiaE.Pinkham'sVegeta blc Compound Cured Ifer. Willimantic, Conn. " For fire year I RiilTeieil-iintold Mgony from female troubles, ciiusinff backache, irrepularU dizziness and nervous prostra tion, it wai impossible for me to , v. - a : f v..',.. ; , walk upstairs without stopping on tho way. I tried three differ ent doctors and each told me some thing different. I received no benefit from any of them, but seemed to suf fer more. The last doctor said noth. injr would restore my health. I lesraii 'v!'ikVW v no. t , ... 1 VV, taking Lydia E. rinkham's Vrgetabhj Compound to see what it would do. nu.l I nm restored to my natural lieallh." Mrs. Etta Donovan, Box 2;ij, Willimantic, Conn. Tim '.nccesn of Lydia E. riniham'a Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, is unparalleled. It may be used with perfect confidence by womenj who suiter from displacements, inflam mation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irw regularities, periodic pains, backachej bearintr-down feeling, llatulency, Indi-p-estion, dizziness, or nervous prostra-i tion. For thirty years Lydia E.rinkham'f Vegetable Compound has been tho standard remedy for female ills, and, suffering women owe it to themselveB to at least give this medicine a triaL Proof is abundant that it has cured thousands of others, and why should io not euro you? This Trade-mark Eliminates All Uncertainty in the purchase of paint niateriali. It is an absolute guarantee of pur ity and quality. V'ur your own tirotection. see tint it is on the lide of evwry keg oi white lead you buy. NATIOnU IUD COMFtNT 1102 Trmitr BulMing. Tut You Indoor People must give the bowels help. Your choice must lie be tween harsh physic and candy Cascarcts. Harshness makes the bowels callous, so you need increasing: doses. Cascarets do just as much, but in a gentle way. Veit-pockrt box, 10 cents at dror-torl. SSI Each Ublat of the genuine U marked C C C. S. 0. N. U. - No. 371909. I know woman a sufferlnvs. I hatre Inunii thecure. 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