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1 ftlALS of the NIiMDEM3 sutfi sTurF is not fit to em 1 LIKED rilrM YOU MUST IF n.IMi vmiB AP rtTITE TAKE A -PAW PAW PiU UN!l-L... . SliMl MORF. OF THOSE. RISCUITSN MNMI WONDERFll HOW 1 PftW PAW PIUS GIVE ONE AN W'Ptlllt SI on ron's Pw I' aw Pills coax the liver Into activity by gentle methods. They do not cour. irrlpe or weaken. Thev re a tonlo to the stomach, liver and nerves; Invigorate Instead of weaken. They enrich the blood and enable the tomaoh to get all the nourishment from food that Is put into It. These pills con tain no calomel ; they are soothing-, heal ing and stimulating. For sale by all drug gists in 10c and 25c sizes. If you need medical advice, write Munyon's Doctors. They will advise to the best of their abil ity absolutely free of Charge. SIIJN VO'S, 531 and Jefferson Ste.f Phil adelphia:, Pa. Munyon's Cold Remedy cures a cold In one day. Price 25c. Munyon's Rheuma tism Remedy relieves In a few hours and cures In a few days. Price 25c UB1A &I"T Itw. p-irvtfcj 1ww mi 1 AW I WXJv I n r Zmm. With a better understanding of the transient nature of the many physi cal ills which vanish before proper efforts gentle efforts pleasant efforts rifjhtly directed. There is comfort in the knowledge that so many forms of illness are not due to any actual disease, but simply to a consti pated condition of the system, which the pleasant family laxative, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, promptly removes. That is why it is the only ' remedy with millions of families, and is everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value good health. Its beneficial effects are due to the fact that it ip the only remedy which promotes internal cleanliness, without debilitating the organs on which it acts. It is, therefore, all-important, in order to get its beneficial effects, to purchase and note tha you have the genuino article, which is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only. . It is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and assists in overcoming habitual constipa tion permanently, also biliousness and the many ills resulting therefrom. The great trouble with all other purgatives and aperients is not that they fail to act when a single dose is taken, but that they act too violently and invariably tend to produce a habit of body requiring constantly augmented doses. Children enjoy the pleasant taste and gentle action of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, the ladies find it delightful and beneficial whenever a laxative remedy is needed, and business men pronounce it invaluable, as it may be taken without interfering with business and does not gripe nor nauseate. When buying note the name. California'-Fij Syrup Co. printed on the front cf every package. 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Write to-day while your territory U open. Only a limited amount let L ATLAS AUTO SUPPLY CO. 8SO to S8S F.t 48rd SU t'HICAGO. ILL. AGENTS Our new leaders Hell like wilil lire at thin time of the year. Write today for free mimples. iluurz House hold Specialty Co., Dept. A., 2631 Aug UHta St., Chicago, 111. I MS! ALEXANDRIA, LA., APRIL 20th and 2ltt .EDITED XTr OS 1,1.1, lUH.HOADS. Tor fnrth.r p.r. tleuLrl .Oor.M W. A JUNKH, aaor.Urr. FHRIVEHORT, LA We want live men In every locality to sell Hfd Hlver Valley Minnesota lands. 'Kd. W. Jones, Land Company, Crooks ton, Minn. TYPE PRINTING PRESSES .AND.. Printers' Materials Of all kind, for Ml at InwMt market prlren. Nawapa- CrOuttlt. a MixKMiilty. t-'or tiuifite ant full pnrtlco r addroat t IIK AI.O .NKWHl'AI'KH 1MO.N, 411 IIuhsIx. 1st., Mum Cltx, Iowa Fortune Telling Does not take into consideration the I .1 J l ft " Tf an's happiness womanly health. The woman who neglects her health is neglecting the very foundation of all good fortune. For without health love loses its lustre and gold is but dross. Womanly health when lobt or impaired may generally be regained by the u;.o of Dr. Tierce's Favorite Prescription. This Prescription haa, tor over SO years, been curing delicate, weak, pain-wracked women, by the hundreds vt tliousanda mud tola too In the privacy of their homes without their having to submit to ladelh Mte Questionings and offensively repu& amnt examinations, 6ick women are invited to consult Dr. Tierce by letter free , All correspondence held as sacredly confidential. Address World's Ditpenaery Medical Association, K. V. fierce, M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. Da. Piesci's Great Family Doctor Book, The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, newly revised up-to-date edition 100(1 pages, answers in tUin Eurliib boat ol delicate questions which every woman, single or married, ought to know about. Sent free, in plain wrapper to aoy address oo receipt of 21 oie out acampa to cover mailing only, or ia cloth binding lor 31 stamp. Reaatlfal Wall Comings for Homes. In line with the progress of all other things In these modern days Is the beautiful, perfect and sanitary wall roatlugs for our homes. Alnbnstlne Is the name of a rich, soft and velvety preparation for the decoration of walls and celling. It adheres to the walls of Its own adhesive qualities. It Is In expensive, clean, artistic and so rarity put on that any one can follow the printed directions on every package. Any shade or tint Is easily produced. Alabastine Is proof against insects or disease germs so prevalent In wall pa per. It does not rub off and flake like kalsomlne. A complete color plan for the walls of the home and stencils to help make the home beautiful, together with a book about home decorations and samples of color effects will all be sent free by the Alabastlne Company, 482 Grnndvllle avenue, (Jrand Rapids, Mich. This liberal offer to home deco rators deserves careful perusal. llariDitru luimrlff, "Seems to me," grumbled the old rooster, "you're laying smaller eggs than your regular average." "Well, then," clucked the old hen. "I don't need any assistance In cackling over 'em. Kindly chase yourself around the yard." dok't NKc.rrcT ttiat rnrcii It certainly rrkn your kftlnm and dirt run fnrc kmiclh tiR porton.. Ailn't I.nnif hataum will clu ru it quickly and permanently, hot enleatalluruKgiMa, Orlitln of ibe Saying. She was an enormous young woman. "Have you anybody here," she asked, "as tall as I am?" "Yes, I guess so," answered the pro prietor of the dime museum. "Well, I'm from Missouri," rejoined Ella Ewlng, the giantess; "you'll have to show me." So they put her inside and showed her, along with the other freaks. Chi cago Tribune. . -A. M Aanas W Twatfr COMES & H tod U k Jl -w- In New York State, during last sea ion, 11,967 acres of forest lands burn ed and the loss was only $25,101, as against 177,000 acres burned in 1903 and a loss of $644,000. Only On "BROMO QUININE" That la LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look lor the aivnature o! E. W. GROVE. Used tba world OTer to Cure a Cold in One Day. 2fo The German army is using paper kettles, which are said to be of Japan ese invention. STATS OF OHIO, ClTI OF TOLEDO. I LCCAS COCNTT. f Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he It enlor partner of the Arm of K. J. Cheney A Co., doing business In the City of Toledo, County and Btnte aforesaid, nud thnt Raid firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Ca tarrh that cannot be cured by the use ol Ball's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before roe and subscribed In ray renence, this 6th day of December, A. D, 880. (Seal) A. W. f! LEA SON, Notary II-blic. fTall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, Ind acts directly on the blood and mucous nirfnces of the system. Send for testlmo Blals free. P. J. CnENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all nruRElst-i. 75c. Take Hall's Family Tills for constipation. No Specifying- Anybody. "I'd like to have you meet Mr. Lobs come. He's the vice president of our literary society." "Why, Is it any particular honor to be a vice president? I thought " "Not of the kind you are thinking about, perhaps, but it's some distinc tion to be a vice president of our liter ary society, let me tell you." Chicago Tribune. Ills Felleltatlons! "Maudle." said Algy. "I told Bivins of our engagement the other day." "What did he say?" "Well, you Just ought to have heard him." "Did he congratulate you?" "Did ho congratulate me? Well, I should simper!" "What did he say?" "O, you oughtn't to ask me that." "Yes. but I want to know." "Well, he er said, "you lucky dog!'" one essentia! to wom r- l-.-. . t- r rji I.I GOOD SHORT STORIES Andrew Carnegie was on board a ferryboat at Norfolk on the day the President visited that port. Something went wrong with the compass. The captain appealed to the mate. The mate examined the compass and said: I giK'ss It must be attracted by that steel magnate over there." Mr. Kajones, who happened to step Into the parlor while looking for a book, was just In time to see some body slip hastily off somebody else's knee. "Ah, Bessie," he observed, pleasantly, "this Is a merger. Is It? Or Is It ft limited partnership?" "Nei ther, papa," said Ilossle, recovering herself Instantly. "George is my hold ing company that's all." Recently a party of tourists were visiting the Louvre. By mistake one of the tired number carried a cata logue of the Luxembourg. Upon be ing confronted by a fantastically mod ern nude study with a black cat In the background she turnod to the corre sponding number and complacently an nounced to the astonished listeners: "This Is Whistler's mother." On Lord Dufferln's estate, near Bel fast, there once stood a historic ruin, a castle which had been a stronghold of the O'Nells. One day Lord Dufferln visited It with his steward, Dan Mul ligan, and drew a line with his stick round it, telling Mulligan that he was to build a protecting wnll on that line. And then he went to India, feeling se cure as to the preservation of the great historic building. When he returned to Ireland he hastened to visit the castle. It was gone. Ha rubbed his eyes and looked again. Yes, gone It certainly was, leaving not a trace be hind it. He sent for Dan and in quired: "Where's the rnstle?" "The castle, my lord? That old thing? Sure. pulled It down to build the wall wld." Dr. S. Weir Mitchell tolls with keen enjoyment of the exporlence of a med ical friend of his who engaged a nurse, recently graduated, for a case of deli rium tremens. The .physician succeed ed In quieting the patient, and left some medicine, instructing the nurse to administer It to him again If he "began to see snakes again." At the next call the physician found the pa tient again raving. To his puzzled Inquiry the nurse replied that the man had been going on that way for sev eral hours and that she had not given him any medicine. "But didn't I tell you to give It to him If he began to see snakes again?" demanded the phy sician. "Bht he didn't see snakes this time," replied the nurse confidently. "He saw red, white and blue turkeys with straw hats on." Recently an automoblllst ran down and killed a hen In suburban Philadel phia. He was a conscientious auto moblllst. Instead of racing along, un mindful of the grief of the owners of that hen, he Immediately stopped, got out, tenderly picked up the unfortu nate fowl and rang the doorbell of the farmhouse from the vicinity of which It had emerged. A woman opened the door. "I am very sorry to Inform you," remarked the automoblllst, "that I have unintentionally killed this hen of yours." He held the fowl up to her view. "Now I am quite willing to pay whatever the value " But she checked him with this joyous exclamation: "Oh, I'm so much obliged to you. I've been trying to catch that hen for three day to cook It for dinner, and I never could so much as lay a hand on the pesky thing. Thank you, sir; thank you." AS TO MAKING OUR OWN SHOES. tf Price Go Mncb lllavbrr We May Be Driven to Thla Extremity. Shoes are apparently to be beyond the reach of most of us; luxuries that we can only hope to receive at Christ mas time. The prospect causes quite a flutter of anticipation. We might adopt the silk bags worn by Trilby, or the admirably simple sandals worn by Mr. Duncan. Either of these we could make ourselves, it would be rather agreeable work of a rainy aft ernoon. Real sandals, too, are surely simple to contrive; the children might be started to work on these. The New York Evening Sun says there Is nothing at all appalling In the possi ble scarcity of shoes. Our feet may become practicable appendages. We may In time be able to walk, really walk, sixty miles a day as the Japa nese do. That will simplify one's summer plans. With the ability to walk, traveling becomes as easy and usual as staying at home. At this point It 1s learned that the Chinese are to step In and make shoes at prices so low as to cause general consternation. Surely It dows not mean that they will follow our ldas of what a shoe should be, a rather smart cas ing which bears no relatloil whatever to the shape of the human foot. They must mean that for these paltry sums they ran make their own Sltin slip pers of boatlike cut, which have the klr of being most comfortable and sane. The beauty of them Is undeniable. A pair of green silk ones embroidered with email black chrysanthemums and worn by a chamberman In Vancouver have been remembered admiringly by the writer for years. What If shoes should become an Interesting part of the wardrobe? We might embroider our own. Chinese shoes would be fol lowed by those curious raised rain shoes they wear, lifting one Just the neces.sary three Inches out of the mud. With our streets In their present un speakable condition such prospects make one Impatient for theso desira ble changes to take place at once. THE COMET HUNTER. Ilia Cuiotlone When lie Flnda a item Wanderer la Spare. The process of comet hunting Is per haps the most fascinating branch of practical astronomy. If there still Uvea among us moderns one only survivor of the traditional astronomer, one pa tient, expectant lover of the ikies, seek him among the comet hunters, for to-day. ' old, you will And asm perched on tome tower ecanBlai' Om henrns from dusk to dawn. sWplejis. almost hopeless of success, yet ever support? by the thought that perhaps he, too, may add Ms cl.tpter to the story relextl&t. I.t us follow him at his work. Suddenly he sights a faint patch of hazy light. Is for an Instant uncertain, yet trusts that his eye de ceives hltn not. Another minute and n larger telescope has made him sure. It Is there. He hurries to his library and consults Herschel's catalogue of known nebula?. He finds the place In the book; down the page runs his eager finger. There Is nothing recorded at that exact spot on the sky. It must be a comet. Yet even Herschel's careful scrutiny was not so very Infrequently at fuv.lt. As yet tr.crc l: to certainty. He must apply the final test. The larger telescope Is now brought Into play. If this Is truly a comet It must be following some appointed or bit In space. It must be changing Its position with reference to the stars. Probably half an hour will serve to settle the question to an experienced eye. The minutes pass. Io there mo tion or Is there not? He thinks there Is. Now he is almost sure there la. Yes. No man could remain Impassive. His pipe goes out; he forgets to smoke. Another quarter hour makes assurnnco doubly sure. Success Is his. But now he Is seked with a new fear. 19 he the first or has some other anticipated the discovery? There Is another tireless comet hunter who lives In Vienna. Perhaps even now word is on the telegraphic cables. There Is need of haste. The astrono mer runs to the telephone, calls long distance and asks '' for the Harvard college observatory, which Is the cen tral distributing station for announc ing new discoveries. They tell him calmly that they have heard nothing; that the discovery will be at once veri fied and made known by cable and telegram In every observatory throuqh out the world before morning. Our astronomer goes to shut up his tele scopes. He will work no more to night, but he sways a little as he crosses the room. Prof. Harold Jacoby In Harper's Weekly. NATION'S "MELTING POT." I'orelwn l.t-Kntlona nt Waahlnartoft I.okIiik Their rietureaquc neiiM. Lovers of the artistic continue to deplore that the Introduction of west ern customs Into eaBtern countries has robbed the American capital of Its most picturesque aspect, says Margaret B. Downing in the Washington Star Ten years ago the casual visitor could be entranced by the sight of the quaint Koreans sauntering about the streets In their halts which looked like a Bectlon of stove pipe and their strlk Ing robes embroidered In gold bullion The Turks and Persians proudly ven tured abroad In their fezs and the Japanese still adhered to the national garb. Now all Is changed. Perhaps the last Innovation Is the most pain ful for the Siamese, those mysterious people whose native garments are as graceful and flowing as those worn by the ancient Greeks; they now ap pear as correct in apparel aa a Pari sian boulevardler. The minister from Slam, Phya AkharaJ Varadhara, who was accredited to this capital In 1901, but who haa been absent for three years In his native land, has returned to Washington with every trace of eastern customs obliterated. 1 nis courtley envoy formerly wore his ex quisite robea of soft white wool and the graceful headdress, which la a cross between a turban and an East Indian draping. Being a man of cul ture and learning and deeply imbued with the reticence of his race, he re sented the attention which his cos tume attracted when he ventured into the streets. So he adopted the color less raiment of Europe. Now with the departure of the former charge d'affaires of Siam with his three lit tle children, the last trace of oriental ism excepting the Chinese Is eliminat ed from the Washington streets. The land of the white elephant has a capable and gracious hostess in the wife of its first secretary, Edward H. Loftus. The only woman In the lega tion, she Is Its official chaitelalne, though the hospitalities which this country extends through Its envoys are generally of the stag order. Women are not conspicuous social figures according to the eastern phil osophy, but Mrs. Ix)ftus is not bound by these tenete, and Is one of the mo3t popular figures in the foreign contln gent. AiiKellc Ylaltore. Literalness, albeit not divorced fron a shrewd sense of humor, Is a funda mental trait of the Scottish mind. The heroine of thla story from Tlt-Hlts possessed the first quality; let us hope the minister hud the second. Klrsty McDougall, who lived In a remote Highland parish, had a visit from her Edinburgh nieces, who were to spend a week or two with the old lady. She determined to show them off on Sunday at the ancient village kirk of IxKhaber. The young ladies wore costumes of the purest snowy hue. At one point of his sermon the minister, In speaking of the angels of heaven, was heard to say: "And who are those In white ar ray?" To the consternation of the congre gation, Klrety was heard to exclaim: "It's ma two nieces, sir, frae Edin burgh!" For the Mother. If a child be taught nothing elst about the use of Its body It should at least be taught poise In standing, walk ing and Bitting, and correct poise Is merely a matter or getting the weignt on the balls of the feet and raising the chest. Even young children throw their weight on the heels, and that this eventually becomes a habit nny be seen by observing men and women upon the streets. .rvrrl Hrrura. "There will bo a balcony scene In this play." "I dare say," said the cynical man ager, "and there'll probably be a scene In the gallery and parquet, too, If you ever try to put It on." How good a yawn tastes at about 10 o'clock In the evening. Just before go ing to bed! Dont blame the cat. No doubt a canary bird looks as good to him as a watermelon does to a country soy. "Did you ever hear Ondby say any hlng particular ubout me?" "No; be iiver was particular what he said about you." Stray Stories. "(lood heavens! What Is the mat ter? I'lie peoplo on the second story have gone away and left their auto piano playing."- Klltgende Blaetter. Mistress Anna, you've been wear ing my patent leather shoes again. Anna So rorry, ma'am, but I always mistake tluni lor my rubbers. Meg gendorfor Blaetter. Willie Ma, can't I go out on tho street fur a little while? Tommy Jones says there's a comet to bo seen. Moth erWell, yea; but don't you go too near. Boston Transcript. "I believe I II write a magazine arti cle about Tibet." "Why, you've never been to Tibet!" "So much the bet ter. I'm not prejudiced either for or against Tibet." Birmingham Age-Herald. "But why do you put your friend's things In the dining room?" "Oh, ho Is so used to restaurants that he won't enjoy bin dinner unless he can watch his hat nud coat." Louisville Courier Journal. Motorist As It U lay fault that you were upset, I will mako good your damage nt once. How much do you want? Victim llow much does the gracious gentleman usually pay? File gendo Blnetter. Post OtTho t'lei'u You've put two penny stamps on your letter. The post age Is only one penny. Old Irishman Sure, nlver mind. My son's In tho post office, so It'll all help towards his wages. Tit-Bits. "Died in poverty!" cried the philos opher, scornfully. "Died in poverty, did he, an' you expect me to sympa thize? liorstrooth, what is there Ju dying in poverty T I've got to live In it." Sporting Times. Hubby I'm really quite proud of you. You've actually saved some money out of your allowance. Wife Yes. It was so simple! I wish I had thought before to have things charged. Chicago Dally News. MIeb Sweet It Is just the sort of en gagement ring 1 preferred. None of my others were nearly bo pretty. How thoughtful of you! George Not at all, dear. This Is the ring I have always used. Kansas City Journal. "Yes, I was fined $."00 for putting coloring niattt-' In artificial butter. "Well, didn't you deserve It?" "Per haps. But what nuulo me mad was that the Judge who Imposed the fine had dyed whiskers." Cleveland Leader. "She's going on the stage." "Is that so? She can't sing, and I never saw her act." "I know, but that's all she can do. Her husband deserted her, and she never learned to work at any thing before she .married." Detroit Free Press. "Please, ma'am," Bald the servant "there a poor man at the door with wooden legs." "Why, Mary," answered the mistress, in a reproving tone, "what can we do with wooden legs? Tell him we don't want any." Llppln cott's Magazine. "Well, here I am," announced the fashionable physician In his breezy way. "And now what do you think is the matter with you?" "Doctor, I hardly know," murmured the fashion able patient. "What la new?"--Loulg vllle Courier-Journal. "I am told that King Edward sends a dally message to his chef compli menting him on his dinner." "Yes," answered Mr. Crosslots, "we are all ol one common humanity. Even a king has to go out of his way to jolly the cook." Washington Star. Visitor It must be a gigantic task to run a great newspaper like yours. Editor Not at all. It's the easiest thing In the world. Dozens of mj friends as well as perfect stranger! come in here every day to tell me how to run It. Chicago Tribune. Seymour Why' did you leave Flan nigan's boarding house? Ashley There was too much sleight-of-hand work going on. Seymour Slelght-of-hand work? Ashley Yes; Mrs. Flan nigan got tho coffee and the tea from the same pot. Chicago News. Tho Judge Did you arrest this chauffeur for speeding? The Police man No, yer honor; I pulled 'lm In fer obKtrm-tin' th' road; he was goln' thirty miles an hour, an' he was com plained about by them that was riding at th' regular rate. Chicago News. Dying Plumber (to son) You'll find I ain't bin able to leave you mucb money, Bill; It's all got to go to yer mother and siHters. But I've be queathed you that there job at Mug ley's we've bin at such a time. Don't 'urry over It, Bill, and It'll always keep you out of want, anyway. Tlt-Blts. "Honey, I can't find a retraction ol that Htory about your sister's elope ment with tin! Chinese cook after poi soning her husband and. forging her father's name to a $.1(1,0(10 check! Where did you see it?" "It's Inside, my dear, ne xt to the 'Lost and Found' column, unci about tho sl.o of a pure food label."- Life. "John .John." whispered Mrs. Cldge ly, mi;l;;!ii; her husband. "What is It?" ho Hie pily nuked. "There's a bur glar in the house." "What do you want ii'i to t!o j'ct tiji and run the rlr.k or being Hl!.-:l?" "No; hut If you find In tl.e morning that r.oinebody has gone ilnoi"':i your pockets, don't blame ne.'-Chi nrro Kcronl-1 lei aid. KuiM-ritl linUeil Mt-uta. Tho Cu t ji :n r -- 111, w inter! What Jo you mean oil the menu by "Brown Soup." "Jori.u. il Egi" and "llarrlsed Mutton?" The Walter Well, fir, you see, sir, we often feive dishes names of our clients who die after bein' reg'lar cus tomers here.--The Sketch. "Do you give your wife an allow ance r "Yes." "How much do yM allow her?" "Don't you think It Is rather Impertinent for you to ask whal my salary UT" Houston Post. rr 1 1 jj-x i it Hii i LycHia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? We caa furnish positive proof that it has made many remarkablo cures after ail otner means had failed. Women who are suffering with some form of femalft illness should consider this. As such evidence read these two unsolicited testimonial letters. We guarantee they are genuine and honest state ments of facts. CrosxoTi, Pa. "Five years ago I had a bad fall, and bvrt xnysclf Inwardly. I was under a doctor's rare for nine weka and irlien I stopped I prew worse afrain. I sent for a bottle t Lydla 11. Plnkliam's Vegetable Compound, took it as dlreotet and now I ara a stout, bearty woman." Mrs. Ella E. AIkey Cresson, Pa. Jtnlrd, AVasb. "A year ago I was sick with kidney anl bladder troubles and female weakness. The doctors gar ms tip. All they could do was to Just let me go as easily as possible. I was advised by friends to take Lydia 12.Plnkham's Vcpetahl Compound and Itlood Purifier. I am completely cured of nay Ills, and I nm nearly sixty years old." Mrs. Sarah lVeightoav Baird, M ash. Evidence like the above is abundant showing that -the derangements of the female organism which breed all kinds of miserable feelings and which ordinary practice does not cure, are the very disorders that give way to Lydia IL Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women who are afflicted with similar troubles, after reading two such letters as the above, should be encouraged to try this wonderfully helpful remedy. For 30 years Tydia F3. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for femalo ills. No Kick woman does justice to bersolf who will not try thin famous medicine. Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and has thousands of cures to its credit. r "" Mrs. Pink ham invites all sick women iw-r to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health free of charge. Address Mrs. Pirtf-.har. Lynn, Mass. sill form POHMMeDICftLCO, Genuine it means They fit like a rest ana relict. No them on and off like a provides Derfect fit owr a ii w i'J i m know how comfortable a gooT looldmr shoe can be nntil too have MARTHA WASHINGTON COMFORT SHOES Beuxsrm of tmftafionm. OnufA ,... Jr. una jHnyer i ran jviarn nanpd on th xour aeaier win supply you; if not, FREE - If you will send us the name of a dealer who does i not handle Martha Washing-ton Comfort Shoe., we will li ui "i"",lP",a. a otauuiui picture Wi also make Honorbllt Shoe, fer men.Leadlnr Ladr d-iuc, crnii vuBiuon onoee, special . oiiece .no won snoee, F.MayerBoot&ShoeCo. MILWAUKEE, WIS. From 8,000 to 10.000 coal slack and pitch briquettes are manufactured and consumed in the city of Belfast, Ire land, eaxh year. For ned, Itching- Eyelids, Falling Eyelashes and All Eyes That Need Care Try Murine Eyj Balve. Aseptic Tubes Trial Hlzei 25c Ak Your DruKRjlHt or Write Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago. ITow a pessimist does delight in pouring Ice water on enthusiasm! Pettlt'a Ere Salve lOO Years Old, relieves tired eyes, quickly cures eyo aches, lnflumed, sore, watery or ulcer ated eyes. All druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. In new French Welsbach mantle the rare oxides are consolidated In aa electric furnace, greatly Increasing re sistance to shocks, tremors and draughts. Not mu Inch of Healthy gkla Left. My little son, a boy of five, broke out with an Itching rash. Three doc tors prescribed for hlra, but he kept getting worse until we could not dresa him any more. They finally advised me to try a certain medical college, but Its treatment did no good. At the time I was Induced to try Cutl cura he was so bad that I bad to cut his hair off and put the Cutlcura Oint ment on him on bandages, as It was Impossible to touch him with the bare hand. There was not one square Inch of skin on bis whole body that was not afferted. He was one mass of sores. The bandages UHed to stick to bis skin and In removing them It uaed to take ttie skin off with them, and the screams from the poor child were heartbreaking. I began to think that he would never get well, but after the second application of Cutlcura Oint ment I began to see signs of Improve ment, and with the third and fourth applications the sores commenced to dry up. His skin peeled off twenty t Lines, but it finally yielded to the treatment Now I can say that he Is entirely cured, and a stronger and healthier boy you never saw than b is to-day, twelve years or mora since the curs was effected. Robert Wattam, 1148 Forty-eighth fit., Chicago, ILL, Oct, I, 19Q." If COLT DISTEMPER of diotnT)Dr. Beat rmndr mrmr known for urm im roaX 11. Of One bottle guarmntMfl to cure one ra. ftftu avntl front . m m& Vi Od oen of drutfaTlrtaftnd hmtM dleri. orwnltt) rmm P4 f utiimanwrwr. t m snows now so pouisir urusm ir u looklrtffWMffvarrthlnv. Lori arric waoitnL I am Ml MtllisJ or rwnady ia xlMtrtuom" twilrt jara. OkOTaiBMtaiviMaH ootheriff IrxS ue A Martha Washington Comforf5hocs comfort that's what to wear the stvli&h Martha Washington Comfort Shoes. clove, and Insure comnlete buttons or laces lust sliDDer. Elastic at the nnv intn v il - - iL- w- -- tola. Refuse substitutes. write to us. ol Martha Merit school ivestequ cnnnDn What J. J. Hilt, th Croat RaOrMsl Mecwktad aya rutoui its Whoat-Proalualaisi "The jmatert need (Doited Htatm) la cv-iW tmii? awn or two win M aa. - emina 01 wiin Io l peoplo ana mrimi ullloient Iwlti 1U ditya ot our fiiwiiiiwi aa a ! amewlii country ax ae-aa. Oaay ala I. to be L mjnA, KkeatoouaUy. Thla great ralU ad Bate la taalna aea. t the euaeltoai tor lenitive rullwar fciiti. iiiiiuim.oMa m o(,V cetera ae'i Upwards of 123 sYItmoa Bushals of WbMt were hamted tn ltkoa. a -gcicT the tln-ee protlnoea of Alfceeta, BaaknUihewan and atanttaeei eHll be epwexuaoi u uueiieae per store- Free homeateaxla or IHama anl adjoliiluir pre efrtleaie W IUO aa-rueltit 3 per wire), a e So le Bad la tlu cbutee4 41Ule4a Aehnols convenient, eil efte excellent. Boll the very fceefb rullwaya eloeci at juiaa. tmafcA lng lumber cheep, fuel oejer ee set itutl reaeouHble tm KkcwMa. witter eaelly prveHreAf maUoJl farming a aum-ewe, W rite ae So hel ile-a for aenleaaeat, eetler' low railway ratM. dwiriyilve feALwaaw trated "Lut Vue Wwt''ta.t free toa application , eadether latent tlon, to bup t of aauataraabaa. followlq- Canadian MoT't AenW: K. T. Hetaaea, tit Jecka ,o HI.. St. faul. Minn., and t. ML M.el noz in. walartowa. owttu ttojuitn, (Uee a Melees at JOU.) Planar ear where yon aaw thai These candy tablets do just as much as salts or calo mel. But Cascareta never callous the bowels. Theynover create a continuous need, u harsh cathartics do. Take oo just as soon as the troubl appears, and in an hour its over Vest-pocket box. It cents at tmg-aef eo. Oat Uch tablet of the senuine Is marked CUC Maryland Farm, $10 per acre, 1 taf 100 acres. Level land, mild kaaJOi- climate. Two crops par yoar. m fj-tir urea. B. O. Brew, Bellsbaxy, Ma. FAR 4ll C MOVING P1CTVKS riua tea aw. p. lUn ALL efcinaa Sta. a. Utile, mat ia, Va patents aS.r:- av a . v. No. .iaeV. sup sides J vmmrn .9 1 I worm I i IF f: I r 1 V III tt TaVS ""w m CT2w-''Sr fp I